Any ocean. One broker.
The world's charter fleet is booked through a network every serious broker shares — the yacht is the same whoever books her. The difference is the advice. We broker thirty yachts in the Greek islands ourselves and know their crews by name; everywhere else — the Riviera, the Adriatic, the Caribbean, the Indian Ocean — we book through the same worldwide network the big houses use, with honest notes on every yacht we propose and a live rate for your dates.
Six thousand islands. One perfect week.
There is no better cruising ground on earth than the Greek seas — and no two weeks the same. A crewed yacht turns the whole archipelago into your private itinerary: anchor where the ferries can't reach, dine where the road ends, wake somewhere new each morning. Greece is where we're strongest: home waters, roughly forty per cent of the world's summer superyacht charter weeks, and regulation we read daily. Our job is simply to match you to the right yacht and crew, and to tell you the truth about both.
Cyclades
Mykonos and Santorini — whitewashed, windblown, iconic. At their best in late May or September, before the meltemi winds peak.
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Ionian
Lush, sheltered and gentle — Corfu to Lefkada, Venetian harbours and easy, short hops. The relaxed week.
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Saronic
Two hours from Athens — Hydra, Spetses, Epidaurus. Ideal for a shorter charter or a late embarkation.
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Dodecanese
Rhodes, Symi, Patmos near the Turkish coast — remote, historic and quiet, for travellers who already know the rest.
Plan a Dodecanese charter →
Riviera & West Med
Monaco, St-Tropez, Portofino, Sardinia — the season's front row. June and September, before and after the crowds; we'll tell you which harbours are worth the berth fees.
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Adriatic
Croatia and Montenegro — a thousand islands, Venetian stone, green water. Hvar, the Kornati, Kotor. The Mediterranean's quiet second act, at gentler rates.
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Caribbean & Bahamas
When the Med sleeps, the Windwards wake — Antigua, St Barts, the Grenadines, the Exumas' impossible blues. December to April; the good boats book by autumn.
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Indian Ocean & Beyond
The Maldives, the Seychelles, Southeast Asia — the far itineraries, for charterers who've done the classics. Arranged through the same network, with the same straight answers.
Plan a far-waters charter →Most of our yachts will cruise wherever you wish — base port and range vary, so tell us the islands you have in mind and we'll match the right yacht to the route.
O'PTASIA
Among the largest yachts available for charter in Greek waters — and built to match. Full specification, crew profile and accommodation layout on request, for your dates.
A working selection of the Greek charter market — 33 yachts from 14 to 85 metres. Indicative starting rates are shown for 31; for the other two, ask for a written quote for your dates. Use the filters, or simply tell us what you have in mind.
Indicative all-in: charter fee plus APA (≈30%, fuel, food, berthing) and VAT. Confirmed in writing before you book.
No exact match — but we'll find it.
Tell us your dates, party size and budget, and we'll come back with the yachts that fit, including ones not listed here.
Prices are indicative high-season starting rates we've gathered, shown before APA and VAT. We confirm the live rate for your exact dates in writing before you commit. Several yachts are available that we don't list publicly — just ask.
Half the owners we act for chartered first. If a week aboard turns into wanting the keys — that conversation is our favourite one.
How a charter is priced.
The Charter Fee
The headline rate for the yacht and her crew, by the week. This is the "from" price you see on each yacht.
APA — usually 25–40%
An advance provisioning allowance, paid up front against fuel, food, drink, berths and the running of the yacht. It's spent on your behalf and the unused balance is returned to you at the end.
VAT — it depends where you cruise
Around 13% in Greece, more elsewhere in the Med, different again in the Caribbean — it depends on the itinerary and the contract, and we confirm every figure in writing before you commit.
Indicative guidance, not a quote. The exact figures depend on the yacht, route and dates. We confirm the charter fee, taxes, APA and any additional charges in writing before you commit.
Saronic & the Cyclades
Athens · Cape Sounion · Kea · Kythnos · Serifos · Sifnos · Mykonos. The classic first charter — temples at sunset, then the bright Cyclades.
The Calm Ionian
Corfu · Paxos · Antipaxos · Lefkada · Meganisi · Ithaca · Kefalonia. Short, sheltered hops and green water — the gentle week.
Dodecanese Discovery
Kos · Nisyros · Symi · Rhodes · Patmos · Leros. Remote harbours, Crusader history and far fewer yachts — for the seasoned charterer.
The Riviera, Properly
Monaco · St-Tropez · Porquerolles · St-Jean-Cap-Ferrat · Portofino. The front row of the season — with the quiet anchorages your captain actually rates in between.
Windwards in Winter
Antigua · Nevis · St Barts · Anguilla. The classic Caribbean answer to a grey January — trade winds, rum bars and water you'll talk about all year.
Tell us your dates. We'll find your yacht.
Not sure which yacht is right? That's what we're for. Tell us your party, your week and roughly your budget — we'll come back with a shortlist that fits, honest notes on each, and a live rate for your dates. No obligation, and the broker answers personally.
Every charter I arrange is one I'd happily step aboard myself. Tell me your week — you'll get straight answers and the right yacht, never the easy sell.— Vassilis · Flackton Yachting
Peak August weeks book 6–12 months ahead — early is wise.
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