Any crewed yacht in Greece, sail or motor. Tell us your dates, we’ll send a shortlist.
Maurits Dierick · Captain, STCW Master 200GT
5.0Google· 10 years in yachting · 25,000 NM sailed
Island-hop the Cyclades, take the short, easy hops of the Saronic, or slow right down in the green Ionian. A swim stop at lunch, a taverna on the quay at night, and a crew we know personally.
A real shortlist within 8 hours. Three to five crewed yachts, hand-picked for your dates and group.
MYBA contracts, the Mediterranean standard. A clear breakdown of base rate, APA, VAT and gratuity before you commit.
Itineraries that include the small bays, anchorages and tavernas you won't find in the standard tourist guides.
Our mobile becomes your direct line. Throughout the planning, the whole charter, and after the trip.
Summer 2027 is open. The best July and August yachts go first, so send your dates early.
Maurits has been sailing since he was a kid. Dinghy racing first, then competitive sailing, then professional yachting. Over the years he worked as a charter captain across the Med, Caribbean and Atlantic, then moved into central agency, managing the commercial side of crewed yachts for owners.
“I've sailed Greek waters myself and booked charters here for years. I step on the boats at the spring shows, I know the crews, and I know which ones are worth your week. I handle the whole charter, from first enquiry to disembarkation.”
STCW Master 200GT25,000 NM10+ years in the industryBased in Belgium
We meet the crew and visit the yachts each year
Every spring we're at the Mediterranean Yacht Show in Nafplion and the East Med Multihull Show in Poros. We continue on to the Croatia Yacht Show and finish the circuit on the Côte d'Azur. Across those weeks we step on most of the yachts our clients are likely to charter that season, talk to the captains and chefs, see what's changed since the last refit, and ask the questions a brochure won't answer.
Between shows we spend several weeks a year cruising Greek waters ourselves. The anchorages we recommend, the tavernas we route to, the captains we keep coming back to: it's all first-hand. When we send you a shortlist, it's built from boats we've been on and crew we've actually met.
Mediterranean Yacht Show · Nafplion, GreeceEast Med Multihull Show · Poros, GreeceCannes Yachting Festival · Côte d'Azur
From first message to first embarkation
1
Send us your dates
Group size, rough budget, what kind of trip you want. Sixty seconds in the form, or a WhatsApp message.
2
Three to five options within 8h
Pre-filtered for your group, your budget, your dates. Yachts with crews we know personally or have vetted recently.
3
Confirm and sail
Industry standard contracts, transparent APA breakdown, itinerary input. We stay reachable through embarkation and the whole charter.
Greek charters by weekly price
Crewed yachts from €15k a week in low season, from €22k in high season.
A handful of Greek yachts we'd put on your shortlist
Six of the current catalog. Send dates for the full match.
The Greek catalog runs from under €10,000 to well past €200,000 a week. and we come back with the full match.
Free sample itineraries
Two real Greek charter weeks
Two of our favourite Greek charter routes, written up the way we plan them for clients. Pick the one that fits the trip you have in mind, drop an email, and the full PDF arrives with day-by-day routing, anchorages, restaurant picks and activity notes.
Saronic Gulf
Seven Days in Paradise: The Saronic Gulf
Athens to Athens · 221 NM · 8 stops
Pistachio harbours, donkey-stepped Hydra, the Venetian old town of Nafplio and a hidden Peloponnese cove where the cliffs rise straight out of the sea.
What's inside the PDF
Day-by-day route with map
Vetted anchorages and natural shelters
Restaurant picks per island
Activity and watersports notes
221 nautical miles, 7 nights, Athens to Athens
Cyclades
Seven Days in Paradise: The Greek Cyclades
Athens to Athens · 232 NM · 7 stops
The Temple of Poseidon at sunset, neoclassical Syros, the windmills of Mykonos, the medieval villages of Sifnos and a thermal-spring beach few visitors ever find.
What's inside the PDF
Day-by-day route with map
Vetted anchorages and natural shelters
Restaurant picks per island
Activity and watersports notes
232 nautical miles, 7 nights, Athens to Athens
Catamaran, motor yacht, or sailing yacht?
A 30-second guide. Not the full answer (that's what the call is for) but enough to start.
Catamaran
Wide, stable, family-friendly
Twin hulls, no heeling, kids can move around freely
Big shaded aft deck doubles as the social space
Generous fuel range without breaking the bank
The biggest share of the crewed fleet in Greece, so the widest choice
Best if: family with children, mixed-experience group, prioritising space over speed.
Motor Yacht
Fast, comfortable, more islands per week
20-25 knot cruise speeds. Mykonos to Milos in a morning
Full crew including dedicated chef on most boats from 24m up
Toys, scuba and tenders typically more generous than on sail
Fuel burn matters above 25m, factored into the APA estimate
Best if: short week, ambitious itinerary, fewer compromises on comfort.
Sailing Yacht
Quiet, classic, the real Greece experience
Heels under sail (worth a thought if anyone's prone to seasickness)
Most rewarding in the Ionian, where winds are predictable and lighter
Crew run a quieter ship, sail-trim is part of the experience
Often the best value above 18m if you actually want to sail
Best if: real sailors, experienced groups, the Ionian or Saronic in June or September.
Where to charter
Four regions, four different weeks
Click a region for the full day-by-day itinerary with the route on the map.
The base rate covers the yacht, its crew and the ship's insurance. On top come VAT, an APA of around 25 to 35 percent of the base for fuel, food and drinks, berthing and port fees, and a customary crew gratuity at the end of the week. You get a clear, itemised breakdown with every option we send.
How does APA actually work?
Maurits Dierick · Founder, Frontier Yachting
You wire the APA to the captain a few days before embarkation. The captain spends it on fuel, provisioning and dockage, and shares a running ledger. Anything unspent comes back at disembarkation. Anything overspent gets settled on the boat. The system is transparent and standard across MYBA charters.
Is Greece a good choice with kids?
Maurits Dierick · Founder, Frontier Yachting
Yes, if you pick the right region. Saronic and Ionian for first-time charter with kids: short crossings, sheltered bays, easy taverna evenings. The Cyclades suit families best in June or September, when the meltemi is usually lighter. We flag crews who are good with children when we send your shortlist.
Why a MYBA contract?
Maurits Dierick · Founder, Frontier Yachting
MYBA is the global standard. It defines exactly what's included, how the APA settles, what happens with weather cancellations and insurance, and the force-majeure clauses. If a broker is using a different contract, ask why.
When should I book?
Maurits Dierick · Founder, Frontier Yachting
The best yachts for July and August are usually spoken for by early spring. June and September often still have good options a month or two out. Send your dates and we will tell you honestly what is still open for your week.
Does using a broker cost me anything?
Maurits Dierick · Founder, Frontier Yachting
No. Our commission comes from the yacht's side, like a travel agent. The charter price is the same whether you book direct or through us; the difference is that we've sailed these waters, know the crews, and handle the contract, payments and planning for you.
Send your dates. We reply within 8 hours.
No mailing list, no broker call-centre. A short shortlist, an honest budget, and a real person on the other end of the line.
Maurits Dierick · Founder, Frontier YachtingThe base rate covers the yacht, its crew and the ship's insurance. On top come VAT, an APA of around 25 to 35 percent of the base for fuel, food and drinks, berthing and port fees, and a customary crew gratuity at the end of the week. You get a clear, itemised breakdown with every option we send.
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