Board your yacht in one of the many easily accessible Greek marinas… Agios Kosmas, ACI Marina Split, Marina Kastela, Marina Baotic, or ACI Marina Trogir
Board your yacht in one of the many easily accessible marinas… Flisvos Marina, Athens Marina, D-Marin Zea Marina, or Alimos Marina.
Plan your private yacht charter during the summer months. From June to September, the weather is warm and sunny with clear skies and calm seas, conditions ideal for sailing.
June and September are particularly good months for yacht charters as they are less crowded. July and August are peak season months in Greece.
The Cyclades islands, which include popular destinations like Mykonos and Santorini, can be quite windy during the summer months, especially in July and August. If you’re looking for calmer waters, you may consider the Ionian islands. They are located on the west coast of Greece and are sheltered from strong winds.
2019 SUNREEF 80
This stylish yacht provides impressive accommodation for up to 8 guests in 4 ensuite cabins designed in a modern and sophisticated combination of black and white colors.
SUNREEF 80
Step on board this exclusive leisure yacht, ideal for luxurious getaways and transoceanic adventures. With an incredible crew of 5, you are sure to leave feeling pampered and relaxed.
SUNREEF 70 POWER
UC TOP PICK! The flybridge skylight, salon panoramic vantage points, and wide sliding door let plenty of light into the completely custom mod and edgy interior. Deep warmth from the wood floor is met with cool gun metal tones and shades of slate.
SEVENTY 8 LAGOON
A fabulous Lagoon Seventy 8 power catamaran that accommodates 6 guests in 3 ensuite cabins – one spacious primary cabin featuring a sitting area, a walk in closet, double sinks, and a private over-water balcony.
ATHENS TO KEA (35 NAUTICAL MILES) – Sail to Kea, the closest of the Cyclades islands to Athens . Explore the charming town of Korissia, visit the ancient Lion of Kea, and enjoy the local cuisine in one of the town’s tavernas. Spend the night in one of Kea’s protected bays, such as Ormos Koundouros
KEA TO SYROS (30 NAUTICAL MILES) – Sail to Syros, the capital of the Cyclades and a bustling port town with a rich history. Explore the narrow alleys and stunning architecture of Ermoupoli, the island’s main town, and visit the impressive Apollo Theater. Spend the night in the sheltered bay of Finikas, on the western side of the island.
SYROS TO MYKONOS (17 NAUTICAL MILES) – Sail to the iconic island of Mykonos, famous for its vibrant nightlife and cosmopolitan atmosphere. Spend the day exploring the picturesque streets of Chora, visiting the famous windmills, and enjoying the island’s famous beaches. Spend the night in the port of Mykonos, or anchor in one of the island’s secluded bays
MYKONOS TO PAROS (27 NAUTICAL MILES) – Sail to Paros, a charming island with a unique blend of traditional and modern Greek culture. Explore the picturesque town of Naoussa, visit the impressive Byzantine church of Ekatontapiliani, and enjoy the island’s famous beaches. Spend the night in the port of Parikia, or anchor in one of the island’s secluded bays.
PAROS TO SERIFOS (30 NAUTICAL MILES) – Sail to Serifos, a rugged and unspoiled island with a laid-back atmosphere. Explore the island’s capital, Chora, visit the impressive Venetian castle, and enjoy the local cuisine in one of the town’s tavernas. Spend the night in one of Serifos’s sheltered bays, such as Livadi or Koutalas.
SERIFOS TO KYTHNOS (15 NAUTICAL MILES) – The island is known for its quiet, laid-back atmosphere. Kythnos has many beautiful beaches with crystal-clear waters, such as Kolona, Apokrousi, and Loutra, which are perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports. The island’s rugged coastline is also ideal for snorkeling, diving, and exploring sea caves. Kythnos has several noteworthy sites to visit, such as the Castle of Oria, and the churches of Agia Triada and Panagia Kanala. Kythnos is also famous for its thermal springs, which are said to have healing properties and attract many visitors seeking relaxation and wellness.
KYTHNOS TO SOUNIO (25 NAUTICAL MILES) – Sounio is a cape located at the southernmost tip of the Attica peninsula in Greece. It offers beautiful views of the Attica coastline and the Aegean Sea. One of the main attractions of Sounion is the Temple of Poseidon, an ancient Greek temple dedicated to the god of the sea, built on a rocky hill overlooking the sea. The temple is an impressive sight, especially during sunset when the golden light bathes the ruins in a warm glow. Sounion is also a popular destination for swimming and sunbathing, with many small coves and beaches scattered around the coastline. The waters are crystal clear and offer great opportunities for snorkeling and diving.
SOUNIO TO ATHENS (25 NAUTICAL MILES) – Sail back to Athens and return to the port of Piraeus. Disembark from your yacht and spend some time exploring the ancient and modern wonders of Athens, such as the Acropolis, the Parthenon, and the Plaka district. Depart from Athens, or stay for a few more days to explore more of the city and its surroundings
ATHENS TO KEA (35 NAUTICAL MILES) – Sail to Kea, the closest of the Cyclades islands to Athens . Explore the charming town of Korissia, visit the ancient Lion of Kea, and enjoy the local cuisine in one of the town’s tavernas. Spend the night in one of Kea’s protected bays, such as Ormos Koundouros
KEA TO SYROS (30 NAUTICAL MILES) – Sail to Syros, the capital of the Cyclades and a bustling port town with a rich history. Explore the narrow alleys and stunning architecture of Ermoupoli, the island’s main town, and visit the impressive Apollo Theater. Spend the night in the sheltered bay of Finikas, on the western side of the island.
SYROS TO MYKONOS (17 NAUTICAL MILES) – Sail to the iconic island of Mykonos, famous for its vibrant nightlife and cosmopolitan atmosphere. Spend the day exploring the picturesque streets of Chora, visiting the famous windmills, and enjoying the island’s famous beaches. Spend the night in the port of Mykonos, or anchor in one of the island’s secluded bays
MYKONOS TO PAROS (27 NAUTICAL MILES) – Sail to Paros, a charming island with a unique blend of traditional and modern Greek culture. Explore the picturesque town of Naoussa, visit the impressive Byzantine church of Ekatontapiliani, and enjoy the island’s famous beaches. Spend the night in the port of Parikia, or anchor in one of the island’s secluded bays.
PAROS TO SERIFOS (30 NAUTICAL MILES) – Sail to Serifos, a rugged and unspoiled island with a laid-back atmosphere. Explore the island’s capital, Chora, visit the impressive Venetian castle, and enjoy the local cuisine in one of the town’s tavernas. Spend the night in one of Serifos’s sheltered bays, such as Livadi or Koutalas.
SERIFOS TO KYTHNOS (15 NAUTICAL MILES) – The island is known for its quiet, laid-back atmosphere. Kythnos has many beautiful beaches with crystal-clear waters, such as Kolona, Apokrousi, and Loutra, which are perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports. The island’s rugged coastline is also ideal for snorkeling, diving, and exploring sea caves. Kythnos has several noteworthy sites to visit, such as the Castle of Oria, and the churches of Agia Triada and Panagia Kanala. Kythnos is also famous for its thermal springs, which are said to have healing properties and attract many visitors seeking relaxation and wellness.
KYTHNOS TO SOUNIO (25 NAUTICAL MILES) – Sounio is a cape located at the southernmost tip of the Attica peninsula in Greece. It offers beautiful views of the Attica coastline and the Aegean Sea. One of the main attractions of Sounion is the Temple of Poseidon, an ancient Greek temple dedicated to the god of the sea, built on a rocky hill overlooking the sea. The temple is an impressive sight, especially during sunset when the golden light bathes the ruins in a warm glow. Sounion is also a popular destination for swimming and sunbathing, with many small coves and beaches scattered around the coastline. The waters are crystal clear and offer great opportunities for snorkeling and diving.
SOUNIO TO ATHENS (25 NAUTICAL MILES) – Sail back to Athens and return to the port of Piraeus. Disembark from your yacht and spend some time exploring the ancient and modern wonders of Athens, such as the Acropolis, the Parthenon, and the Plaka district. Depart from Athens, or stay for a few more days to explore more of the city and its surroundings
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