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Virtuoso

8.67(15)

Gulet / Motorsailer • 2022 • Lavrio

Gulet12 Guests6 Cabins

Accommodation 12 guests • 37 m • 6 cabins

Lowest€5,000/ night
min. 7 nights
Babylon 1Babylon 4Babylon 2

Babylon

9.46(14)

Gulet / Motorsailer • 2022 • Bodrum

Gulet12 Guests5 Cabins

Cruising 12 guests • 41 m • 5 cabins

Lowest€3,500/ day
Mehmet Ayaz 1Mehmet Ayaz 4Mehmet Ayaz 2

Mehmet Ayaz

8.67(11)

Gulet • 2020 • Fethiye

Gulet10 Guests5 Cabins

Accommodation 10 guests • 27 m • 5 cabins

Lowest€1,320/ night
min. 7 nights
Sanref (Falcon 115) 1Sanref (Falcon 115) 4Sanref (Falcon 115) 2

Sanref (Falcon 115)

8.58(14)

Motor Yacht • 2022 • Bodrum

Motor Yacht12 Guests5 Cabins

Cruising 12 guests • 35 m • 5 cabins

Lowest€6,000/ day
Angels 1Angels 4Angels 2

Angels

Motor Yacht • 2025 • Bodrum

Motor Yacht12 Guests6 Cabins

Accommodation 12 guests • 32 m • 6 cabins

Lowest€10,715/ night
min. 7 nights
Phantom 1Phantom 4Phantom 2

Phantom

8.65(13)

Motor Yacht • 2025 • Bodrum

Motor Yacht8 Guests2 Cabins

Cruising 8 guests • 19 m • 2 cabins

Lowest€3,750/ day
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Bodrum ↔ Gulf of Gokova

Bodrum ↔ Gulf of Gokova

Experience the perfect balance of traditional yachting and elevated modern comfort with our Premium Gökova Cabin Charter along the Aegean Riviera. Des...

6 NightsBodrum
€1,160 / person

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Bodrum ↔ Gulf of Gokova

Bodrum ↔ Gulf of Gokova

Experience a 6-night blue cruise starting and ending in Bodrum, taking you through the hidden bays, crystal-clear waters, and historical sites of Gulf...

6 NightsBodrum
€940 / person

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Kos ↔ Kos

Kos ↔ Kos

Embark on an extraordinary island-hopping journey across the North Dodecanese aboard a classic wooden gulet, starting and ending in the historic port ...

7 NightsKos
€1,200 / person

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Sheltered gulfs, bays and islands — each a curated cruising ground.

Gulf of GökovaBodrum PeninsulaFethiye GulfGöcek BaysDatça PeninsulaMarmaris BaysHisarönü GulfKaş & KekovaCycladesDodecaneseSaronic GulfIonian Islands

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Agios Efstratios Island
Greece

Agios Efstratios Island

A hidden gem of the North Aegean, Agios Efstratios is a sanctuary for yacht charter enthusiasts seeking serenity far from the crowds. This small, authentic island is celebrated for its volcanic coastline and exceptionally clear waters, offering a peaceful stop for any blue cruise. Known as one of the Aegean's most eco-friendly destinations, it provides pristine beaches and a charming, quiet harbor. Sailors can enjoy the raw natural beauty and a relaxed pace of life. Local waterfront restaurants serve fresh seafood and organic island products, ensuring a truly authentic Greek island experience for those exploring the Mediterranean by sea.

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Antiparos
Greece

Antiparos

Located just west of Paros, Antiparos is the destination for those seeking tranquility with its bohemian atmosphere, whitewashed narrow streets, and crystal-clear bays. For yacht charter guests, while the main port is small, the Despotiko channel and the sea caves in the south of the island offer magnificent anchoring spots. On blue cruise itineraries, the famous Cave of Antiparos—home to Europe's oldest stalactites—and the ancient ruins on the uninhabited island of Despotiko are must-sees. On this chic island, you can crown your day with local Aegean cuisine and fresh seafood at the gourmet restaurants lining the harbor.

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Bodrum
Turkey

Bodrum

Located at the meeting point of the Aegean and the Mediterranean, Bodrum is one of the world's most prestigious yachting centers, with its white-washed houses, bougainvillea-adorned streets, and majestic castle. Home to the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, this city blends its deep-rooted history with a modern and luxurious lifestyle. With its vibrant harbour, world-class restaurants, and crystal-clear bays, Bodrum is both the starting point of the Blue Cruise and a sophisticated center of entertainment.

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Bozukkale
Turkey

Bozukkale

Located at the southern tip of the Bozburun Peninsula, Bozukkale is a unique bay where history and nature intertwine, surrounded by the magnificent ruins of the ancient city of Loryma. Named after the massive ancient castle walls at its entrance, the area is one of the safest harbors for blue cruise vessels and yacht charter enthusiasts due to its sheltered structure. While its crystal-clear waters offer an ideal environment for diving and swimming, local restaurants on the shore welcome cruise guests with fresh seafood. This quiet sanctuary, accessible only by sea, is one of the most authentic stops in the Aegean.

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Datca
Turkey

Datca

Datca – A Tranquil Stop on the Datca Peninsula Datca is a peaceful coastal town on Turkey’s southwest peninsula, known for its crystal-clear waters, unspoiled bays, and laid-back atmosphere away from mass tourism. Access: Datca is typically visited by yacht while cruising between the Gulf of Gokova and the Hisaronu Gulf, or reached by road from Dalaman Airport (approx. 2.5–3 hours). Highlights: The charming harbor, old town streets, and nearby ancient city of Knidos offer a refined blend of nature, history, and authentic coastal life. Why Visit Datca During Your Yacht Charter: Its sheltered bays, turquoise waters, and relaxed ambiance make Datca an ideal stop for swimming, exploring, and enjoying a quiet break along your route.

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Abeliki
Greece

Abeliki

Located on the charming island of Meganisi in the Ionian Sea, Abeliki is a premier spot for yacht charter enthusiasts seeking serenity and natural beauty. This deep, fjord-like bay is surrounded by lush olive groves and offers exceptionally clear turquoise waters, perfect for a blue cruise stop. Its naturally sheltered position provides a safe haven for sailors looking to anchor in a peaceful environment. The nearby traditional villages and waterfront restaurants serving local delicacies add to the authentic Greek island experience. Abeliki is a must-visit for those who appreciate untouched landscapes and a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere.

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Aegina
Greece

Aegina

One of the most popular stops in the Saronic Gulf, Aegina is enchanting with its neoclassical architecture and rich history. For yacht charter guests, the vibrant waterfront of the main port or the fishing village of Perdika in the south offers a safe and enjoyable stay. On blue cruise itineraries, the Temple of Aphaia—one of the best-preserved ancient Greek monuments—and the island's famous pistachio orchards are must-sees. On this historic island, you can crown your day with fresh seafood and local pistachio-based sweets at the seaside tavernas.

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Aktur
Turkey

Aktur

Aktur, situated on the breathtaking Datca Peninsula, is widely celebrated as one of the most oxygen-rich destinations in the world, where dense pine forests meet the turquoise Aegean Sea. A key highlight for any yacht charter in Turkey, this area features two stunning bays that provide a safe and scenic anchorage for blue cruise travelers. Known for its pristine pebble beaches and exceptionally clear waters, Aktur offers a unique blend of natural beauty and tranquility. Whether you are swimming in its refreshing coves or enjoying the scent of pine needles on the sea breeze, Aktur remains a must-visit harbor for sailors seeking the pure essence of the Mediterranean.

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Alonissos Island
Greece

Alonissos Island

As the most serene island of the Sporades, Alonissos is a premier destination for yacht charter enthusiasts, home to Europe's largest marine park. Famous for its pristine nature and crystal-clear emerald waters, it offers a perfect sanctuary for a blue cruise adventure. The island is characterized by lush pine forests that meet the sea in secluded turquoise bays. Visitors can explore the charming Old Town (Chora) with its traditional architecture and panoramic views. Waterfront restaurants along the harbor serve world-class local seafood, including the island's famous tuna, providing a sophisticated yet authentic Aegean experience.

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Amorgos
Greece

Amorgos

As the easternmost island of the Cyclades, Amorgos is a premier destination for yacht charter enthusiasts seeking authentic Greek beauty. Famous for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and dramatic cliffs, it offers a perfect backdrop for a blue cruise adventure. The island is home to historic monasteries perched high above the sea and charming traditional villages. Sailors will find serene bays with exceptional water quality, ideal for swimming and diving. The local waterfront taverns provide a taste of Aegean culture in a sophisticated yet rustic setting, making it a highlight of any Mediterranean sailing itinerary.

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Anthony Quinn Bay
Greece

Anthony Quinn Bay

Located on the eastern coast of Rhodes, this bay gained worldwide fame after the famous actor fell in love with it during the filming of "The Guns of Navarone." For yacht charter guests, it is a unique stop surrounded by high cliffs, sheltered from the wind, and featuring crystal-clear waters. On blue cruise itineraries, it is considered one of the region's best snorkeling spots due to its vibrant underwater life and rocky seabed. In this narrow cove that preserves its natural texture, you can crown your day with fresh seafood and Greek appetizers at the local seaside establishment.

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Antipaxos
Greece

Antipaxos

Antipaxos is one of the purest and most enchanting stops in the Ionian Sea, a literal paradise for yacht charter enthusiasts. Located just south of Paxos island, this small island is famous for its world-renowned beaches like Voutoumi and Vrika. Its crystal-clear turquoise sea and white sandy shores offer a Caribbean-like atmosphere on blue cruise itineraries. Known for its untouched nature, vineyards, and high sea quality, the local establishments on the shoreline provide guests with a peaceful break accompanied by meals prepared with fresh products.

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Asklepion
Greece

Asklepion

Located on a pine-covered hill 4 km southwest of Kos Town, the Asklepion is the ancient world's most famous medical school and healing sanctuary. For yacht charter guests staying at Kos Marina, it is an essential cultural visit. Built on three large terraces, this massive complex is considered the birthplace of Hippocrates' medical principles. On blue cruise itineraries, enjoying the panoramic view of the Aegean Sea and the Turkish coast from the top terrace is a unique experience. Known for its healing waters and sacred sites, you can journey through history among ancient columns and crown your day by visiting the "Tree of Hippocrates" in the town center.

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Astypalaia Island
Greece

Astypalaia Island

Known as the "Butterfly of the Aegean" due to its unique shape, Astypalaia is a premier destination for yacht charter enthusiasts seeking authenticity and serenity. This island marks the transition between the Dodecanese and the Cyclades, offering a stunning mix of whitewashed architecture and deep blue waters. Its well-protected harbors and secluded emerald bays provide ideal conditions for a blue cruise adventure. Sailors can explore the iconic Venetian castle perched on the hill and traditional windmills. The waterfront restaurants serve world-class local seafood and artisanal island products, ensuring a sophisticated yet rustic Aegean experience for every maritime traveler.

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Athens
Greece

Athens

Athens – The Strategic Heart of Greek Yacht Chartering Athens is one of the most important yacht charter hubs in Greece, offering direct access to the Saronic Gulf, the Cyclades, and the wider Aegean, while combining world-class infrastructure with unmatched historical depth. Access Athens International Airport (ATH) is located approximately 45 minutes from the main marinas and provides extensive global connections, making Athens one of the most accessible yacht charter departure points in the Mediterranean. Sailing Areas From Athens, charter routes can extend south toward the Saronic Islands for shorter, sheltered itineraries or continue east into the Cyclades for more dynamic sailing experiences, offering exceptional flexibility for both short and long yacht charters. Culture & Heritage As one of the oldest cities in the world, Athens offers a unique blend of ancient landmarks, contemporary lifestyle, and vibrant waterfront districts, allowing charter guests to combine sailing with cultural exploration. Why Start Your Yacht Charter in Athens With its central location, multiple marina options, and seamless access to diverse cruising regions, Athens is an ideal starting point for yacht charters that balance iconic destinations, varied sailing conditions, and logistical convenience.

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Baska Voda
Croatia

Baska Voda

Considered the pearl of the Makarska Riviera, Baska Voda is a unique spot where the imposing slopes of the Biokovo Mountains meet the azure waters of the Adriatic. Once a humble fishing village, it is now a peaceful holiday destination renowned for its long beaches surrounded by pine forests and crystal-clear sea. The palm-lined promenade, chic cafes, and restaurants serving fresh seafood make it an attractive stop for both families and sea enthusiasts. With its natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere, Baska Voda is ideal for those seeking a relaxing break on the Dalmatian coast.

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Bedri Rahmi Bay
Turkey

Bedri Rahmi Bay

As one of the most iconic stops in the Gulf of Fethiye, Bedri Rahmi Bay offers a unique blend of art and nature for blue cruise enthusiasts. Named after the famous artist who painted a fish on a rock here, this sheltered bay is renowned for its crystal-clear waters and olive-covered slopes. An ideal anchorage for yacht charter guests, the area features ancient Lycian rock tombs hidden among the cliffs. While local seaside restaurants offer authentic flavors, the calm waters of the bay provide a perfect setting for swimming and snorkeling during your sailing holiday.

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Bencik Bay
Turkey

Bencik Bay

Located at the narrowest point of the Gulf of Hisaronu, Bencik Bay is one of the most exclusive shelters on blue cruise routes with its fjord-like structure. This protected bay, where pine trees reach down to the sea, offers yacht charter enthusiasts a peaceful anchorage unaffected by winds. Known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and untouched nature, you can taste fresh seafood at local establishments along the coast. With its historical texture and quiet atmosphere, Bencik is an indispensable stop for those looking for a sailing holiday intertwined with nature.

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Boynuzbuku
Turkey

Boynuzbuku

Located in the west of Fethiye Gulf, Boynuzbuku offers a peaceful sanctuary for blue cruise travelers with its shallow waters and surrounding dense sweetgum trees. As one of the most popular stops on yacht charter itineraries, this bay provides excellent protection against winds thanks to its natural structure. Known for its crystal-clear sea and atmosphere intertwined with nature, you can taste fresh products at the local establishment on the shore and explore the endemic flora of the region by taking nature walks.

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Bozburun
Turkey

Bozburun

Bozburun is one of the most authentic and unspoiled destinations on Turkey’s Aegean coast, offering a perfect blend of crystal-clear sea, rich history, and untouched nature. Known for its calm and pristine waters, Bozburun is ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and blue cruise experiences in the stunning Hisarönü Gulf. The region is also famous for its traditional wooden gulet boat building, making it a key hub for luxury yacht charters and sailing holidays. Nearby, the ancient ruins of Loryma Ancient City (Bozukkale) and Hydas Ancient City offer a glimpse into the area’s fascinating past, while natural attractions like Kızkumu Beach provide unique coastal experiences. Charming nearby villages such as Selimiye and Söğüt complete the experience with boutique hotels, seaside restaurants, and breathtaking sunsets. Bozburun stands out as a top destination for travelers seeking a peaceful, nature-focused, and culturally rich holiday in the Aegean.

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Elegant Turkish wooden sailing yacht, perfect for private cruises along the Mediterranean coast.

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Power Catamaran

Spacious and stable power catamaran, perfect for comfortable and enjoyable sea journeys.

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Sailing Catamaran

Spacious and stable sailing catamaran, offering a peaceful and enjoyable sea experience.

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Motorsailer

A hybrid yacht combining the elegance of sailing with the reliability of engine power, ideal for long-distance cruising and comfortable voyages in varying conditions.

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  • A cabin charter is a shared yacht trip where you book a single cabin (not the whole yacht) and sail on a fixed itinerary with a professional crew. It's the most affordable way to experience yachting.