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A crewed yacht charter in Greece usually includes the yacht, professional crew, onboard service, and use of standard yacht equipment. Final inclusions can vary depending on the yacht, destination, itinerary, and charter agreement.

The cost of a yacht charter in Greece depends on the yacht size, season, guest count, itinerary, and charter duration. Weekly charter rates are usually shown as a starting price, with additional costs such as APA, fuel, marina fees, taxes, and special requests confirmed during enquiry.

The main yacht charter season in Greece runs from May to October, with July and August bringing the warmest weather and busiest anchorages. May, June, September, and October can offer milder temperatures and a quieter experience, depending on the destination and weather conditions.

A yacht charter in Greece can include islands across several cruising regions, depending on your departure point, available time, and yacht. Popular destinations include Mykonos and Santorini in the Cyclades, Corfu and Paxos in the Ionian Islands, and Hydra and Spetses in the Saronic Gulf. Your itinerary can be tailored to your preferred pace, interests, and cruising conditions.

Booking six to twelve months in advance is recommended, particularly for peak-season charters in July and August or for specific yachts and itineraries. Booking earlier gives you more choice, while shoulder-season availability may be more flexible. If your dates are approaching, it is still worth enquiring to check which yachts are available.