Greece

Santorini is located at the southernmost point of the Cyclades in the Aegean Sea. The most famous and most photographed town on the island is Oia, a cluster of snow-white houses along narrow streets, with blue-domed churches and sunny verandas right on the rocks. 

One of the most romantic places in the world Santorini adored for its breathtaking sunsets and enrapturing scenery and is definitely the place to visit during your stay on your private yacht.

The island of Mikonos known throughout the world for its wild nightlife. Visitors unwind in cozy bars and huge clubs that stay open till dawn. All its glamour and splendor notwithstanding, Mikonos also offers just as much natural beauty and traditional Greek scenery.
The more traditional Greek villages located on the north of the island beckon with their tranquil and isolated atmosphere. Ornos Beach is an excellent place to drop anchor as a base to study the island.

The Cyclades are the most popular charter destination among the Greek islands. This naturally beautiful archipelago is located in the very center of the Aegean Sea. The name Cyclades comes from the Greek word kÍiklos, meaning circle, as the islands form a circle around the island of Delos.
The islands’ close proximity to each other enables guests to take real pleasure from a calm and convenient passage from one to another on a privately chartered yacht. The small, far-away islands in the Cyclades offer unprecedented privacy, and the major islands offer many opportunities for outdoor activities. The main islands in this captivating cluster are Mikonos, Paros, Naxos, Delos and, of course, Santorini to name a few.

The second-largest of the Ionian Islands and located the furthest north, Corfu can be the start point for your idyllic rest on a private yacht. A yacht charter to Corfu is the best way to enjoy the crystal clear water, glittering sandy coves and untamed natural landscape. Italian, French, and British influence have mixed to form its rich culture and fantastic cuisine and winemaking: you can expect mountains of seafood accompanied by meat dishes that generally use lamb. 
The island’s eventful history has left its mark: here and there in its towns, you may see the traces of ancient epochs that make the island a paradise for those interested in architecture and history. 
Corfu offers several strategically placed marinas for yachts offering you a chance to uncover all of the island’s secrets. Alternatively, you could always drop anchor in any of its countless secluded bays.    

Hydra is an island in the triangle forming the new Greek Riviera. Together, this group is one of the most fascinating cruise areas in the world, offering fantastic beaches and prominent historic monuments, expertly combining the traditional and the cosmopolitan.
This picturesque Greek island is probably most famous for its public transport, which consists entirely of donkeys. Motor vehicles are forbidden, ensuring clean air and a wild, unspoiled atmosphere inimitable for other popular yacht destinations in the Mediterranean. The best thing to do on Hydra is to do nothing - use this chance to recharge your batteries and try to embrace its warm, lazy way of life.

Skiathos is the smallest island in the Sporades archipelago, boasting an untouched shoreline with perfect beaches, thick pine slopes, and a cool summer breeze. Its stunning nature lives alongside the frenetic life of its bars and restaurants, forcing tourists to come back again and again.

Kephalonia, the largest among the Ionian Islands, is famous for its sandy bays, remarkably blue water and rugged coast. In August, the island comes to life thanks to festivals and religious events. After chartering a yacht, you will find yourself on incredible beaches far away from well-worn tourist trails.

The mythical Greek region of the Peloponnese will take you on a journey through time, from antiquity to the cosmopolitan flavor of modern Greece.

Located in the southernmost part of Greece, the Peloponnese peninsula encompasses a beautiful coastline teeming with private yachts.

The first capital of Greece, Nafplio is a must-see and is considered one of the most beautiful cities in Greece.

The western coast of the Peloponnese boasts beautiful beaches of fine golden sand and remote idyllic promenades. Meanwhile, the east coast is indented by cliffs with rich vegetation and is where most of the historic sites can be found. The waters of the Peloponnese offer an active holiday for divers: the marine life of the Mediterranean Sea and many shipwrecks make diving here incomparable.