Piraeus · Athens Riviera
Athens & the Athens Riviera
The most common starting point for a Greek charter. Close to the international airport, with easy routes into the Saronic Gulf and the Cyclades.

Aegean · Ionian · Island hopping & weekly charters
Athens · Cyclades · Saronic Gulf · Ionian Islands
Greece
Greece has thousands of islands and some of the Mediterranean's clearest water. A private yacht turns them into one journey: a morning swim in an empty cove, lunch in a harbour village, an evening anchored beneath whitewashed hills.
Lund Group curates weekly superyacht charters and longer Greek itineraries, and arranges the jets, helicopters, cars and villas around them. Every yacht and every date is confirmed with the owner's representatives before it is offered to you.
The fleet
Yachts approved for Greece and its islands. Availability is on request — tell us your dates and we will check.
Private options for Greece
Our Greece selection is shared privately. Share your dates and group size and we will present suitable yachts.
Where to cruise
Piraeus · Athens Riviera
The most common starting point for a Greek charter. Close to the international airport, with easy routes into the Saronic Gulf and the Cyclades.
Mykonos · Santorini · Paros · Milos
White villages, deep-blue water and classic island hopping. A strong summer wind, the meltemi, shapes routes here, so the captain plans with the forecast.
Hydra · Spetses · Poros
Close to Athens and often calmer. Well suited to shorter charters, first days on board or families, with car-free Hydra and elegant Spetses.
Corfu · Paxos · Kefalonia · Zakynthos
Green islands and sheltered water on Greece's western side, usually with gentler winds. A relaxed alternative to the Aegean.
Rhodes · Kos · Symi · Patmos
Islands in the south-eastern Aegean, often combined with longer cruises or journeys towards the Turkish coast. Crossing borders needs its own paperwork.
Sample routes
Illustrative routes only. Every itinerary is set with the captain according to wind, weather and berth availability.
Charter lengths
The classic format: seven nights with a dedicated crew, usually from Athens, Mykonos or Corfu.
Two weeks or more to link the Cyclades with the Dodecanese, or the Saronic Gulf with the Peloponnese coast.
Start in one port and finish in another, where the yacht and its schedule allow; delivery fees may apply.
Budget
We only publish price ranges when enough approved yachts are listed for Greece. Ask us for current rates for your dates.
The charter fee covers the yacht and crew. On top of it you should expect VAT or other applicable taxes (confirmed per contract), an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) for fuel, food, drink and port fees, possible delivery fees if the yacht comes from another port, and a customary crew gratuity at your discretion. We set out every element before you sign.
Timing & travel
The season generally runs from about May to October. July and August are the busiest, and the meltemi wind is strongest in the Aegean in high summer; June and September are often quieter with warm water.
Athens is the main international gateway, with airports on Mykonos, Santorini and Corfu also used for private flights. We arrange private jets, helicopter transfers and chauffeured cars to the quay.
Explore Greece
FAQ
Charter enquiry
Tell us your dates, group size and preferences. We will check availability and curate suitable yachts.
Athens · Cyclades · Saronic Gulf · Ionian Islands