Boat Trips & Cruises in Greece

Explore all options—from half‑day cruises along the Athens Riviera and Saronic islands (like Aegina, Hydra, Poros), to multi-day sailing charters in the Cyclades. Choose from group catamarans, private yachts, gulets, or eco‑cargo sailboats that transport artisanal goods across islands .

Typically included are visits to 2–3 islands, buffet meals or light lunch, onboard amenities (snorkeling gear, towels, lounge access), crew service, and port taxes. Private charters or premium options may add alcoholic beverages, Wi‑Fi, sea scooters, or transfers .

The prime season runs from May to October. Spring and early fall (May–June, September–October) offer mild weather, calm seas, fewer crowds, and optimal sailing conditions.

Pack light cotton clothing, a hat, sunglasses, swimwear, reef‑safe sunscreen, and a light jacket for cooler deck evenings. If headed on longer coastal charters, include slip‑on non‑marking shoes, waterproof jacket, and a USB car‑charger to power electronics.

Yes! Most cruises welcome families of all ages and provide safety gear like life vests. Many offer snorkeling masks and spacious decks suitable for kids.

No—outside food and drinks are typically prohibited. Most operators offer inclusive meal and beverage services to maintain quality and compliance .

Tipping is appreciated but optional: around €10–15 for half‑day trips and €20–30 for full‑day cruises or private charters.

Safety is paramount—tours may be postponed, rescheduled, or refunded in case of severe weather or unsafe sea conditions .

Absolutely—private skippered yachts, luxurious gulets, and crewed charters offer fully customizable itineraries and onboard amenities.