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Logistics & Sailing Practicalities
Hydra mooring tactics?
Early arrival, fenders ready, polite rafting; listen to harbour assistants.
Poros channel currents?
Pay attention in tight passages — use charts and local advice.
Fuel stops in the Saronic?
Plan diesel — not every island has convenient yacht hours.
What documents do I need on board?
Papers, passports, certs, voucher — keep waterproof copies.
Do I need a visa for Greece?
Greece is in the Schengen Area — visa rules depend on your nationality.
Is night sailing expected?
Daylight sailing is typical on charter; most legs are short.
Sailing with children?
Lifejackets for all, shade, and plan shorter legs.
Can I bring pets?
Depends on the operator — confirm when booking.
Two families sharing a yacht?
Check the number of cabins and heads before booking.
On Board & Practical Tips
How much do marinas cost?
Prices vary; catamarans are often surcharged — budget for overnight berths.
Theft risk on busy quays?
Lock the dinghy; stay aware on crowded quays.
What happens if the yacht breaks down?
Contact the operator; SEARADAR support is available per your contract.
Corporate charters in Athens?
Catamarans and crewed yachts are ideal for corporate events — book peak dates early.
Can I drink tap water on board?
Bottled water is common practice for drinking on Greek charter yachts.
VHF channel 16 — what do I need to know?
Keep watch on ch 16 and know the distress call procedure.
How to manage water consumption on board?
The Greek summer heat is intense — top up tanks whenever possible at marina stops.
Will the operator ask for my sailing CV?
Often yes — be honest about your experience; add a skipper if you have any doubts.
What to pack for a Greek yacht charter?
Non-slip shoes, light waterproof jacket, sun hat, quick-dry layers, and modest clothes for monastery visits if routing inland.
Free Deposit Pack
With FDP (Free Deposit Pack), you have the chance to avoid a full security deposit and lock in your funds. Just pay 20% upfront (non-refundable), and experience a hassle-free journey. * The price of the FDP rises to 25% if booked less than 30 days before the charter.