Our Yacht Charter FAQ for Greece provides clear answers to the most common questions about booking, documents, payments, skipper requirements, and check‑in procedures. Whether you’re planning your first sailing holiday or returning to explore new islands, this page helps you understand everything you need before setting sail.
You can book directly through our website or by contacting us via email or phone. Once we confirm availability, we’ll guide you through the deposit and final payment process.
No license is required for crewed charters — our professional skippers handle everything. Bareboat charters do require a valid sailing license.
Popular routes include the Cyclades, Ionian, and Saronic islands. Itineraries can be customized based on your preferences and trip length.
Light clothing, swimwear, sunscreen, and a hat are essentials. Soft luggage is recommended for easy storage onboard.
Safety comes first. Your skipper or the base personnel may adjust the itinerary or delay departure to ensure safe sailing conditions.
Absolutely. Our crewed charters are designed for all experience levels, including families with children.
Catering options vary by yacht. Some crewed charters include meals, while others allow you to bring your own food and beverages.
Yes. We provide experienced skippers that can also teach you in handling the yacht .
You are in charge of the charter and the skipper is in charge of the safety of the boat and the crew.
Normally 7 days starting on a Saturday 17:00 and ending Saturday 09:00.
Possible but not on all boats. In that case contact us and we will check with the boat owner.
