Experience the Ultimate Beauty of Greece with Crewed Yacht Charters Greece

Deep Blue Yacht Charters

 If you truly want to see, and experience, the best that Greece has to offer, then you have to consider a crewed yacht charter into the deep blue waters of seas surrounding the wonderful Greece. The idea of crewed yacht chartering around the idyllic Greek islands is an appealing one to many people, but there  are several important things that one should consider when starting to plan this type of holiday.

When to Go?

The sailing season in Greece lasts from March to early November. During the spring months, the weather during the day varies from cool to warm and is usually cool at night. The sea temperature is not usually suitable for swimming until the middle of May and then you can swim right through to the middle of the October. The months of May, June September and October usually have warm to hot daytime temperatures and pleasant temperatures at night. There are good winds at this time, but they are often variable. In July and August there are stronger winds, particularly in the Cyclades islands. Spring and autumn are the most popular seasons for crewed yacht chartering or simple chartering in Greece because this is when the climate is most suitable and there are far fewer tourists on the mainland and on the islands, than in high summer.

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Deciding on the type of Charter

There are many options to choose from and when planning your trip, you should consider the following questions. How many people will be in your party and will they require single or double berths aboard? Do you require a sailing yacht, a motor yacht or a motor sailor? What level of comfort do you want aboard? Will you need a crew? Also do know about the size of the charter. There are some important factors that one should consider before deciding to sail in Greece.

Length of Trip

In order to get most out of a crewed yacht chartering in Greece, the minimum length of trip should be about 7 days. As for the maximum amount of time, that is up to you. Many companies will offer discounts for longer charters. Good crewed charters have lots of local knowledge on the best routes and places to visit, and will work with you to agree an itinerary, which suits your needs. Remember that you do not have to spend your entire holiday aboard the boat. You could arrange a couple of days at the beginning or end of your charter to explore the mainland.