Well-equipped Dufour Catamaran 48 Athens-Greece

Discover the magnificent Greek Islands and the Eastern Mediterranean's astounding variety and ancient riches. This 7-night trip is a full-filled and intriguing journey you don't want to miss, with gorgeous countryside, dazzling emerald bays, towering cliffs, and fascinating architecture.

A crewed yacht charter provides a luxurious sailing charter experience! With full-service pampering and luxury accommodations, you will be able to relax and enjoy a fantastic holiday while exploring the Greek islands.

Yachting crews for fully crewed yacht charters with us can range from 2 to 6 people, depending on the size of the yacht. In addition to the captain, there is a deckhand and either a chef or a hostess/cook. This means that when you rent a yacht with crew, you get everything you need for a luxury vacation.

We have chefs who have received culinary training and provide excellent meals and service. You will always be in good hands. If you have any special requests for your crewed charter yacht vacations, such as a masseuse, yoga or diving instructor on board, please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate them.

We provide flexible scheduling with a three-night minimum (depending on yacht schedule). You can consult with the captain to determine where to go. Our embarkation and disembarkation times are 12 (noon) and 12 (noon) (noon). Please contact us if you are seeking for crewed yacht charters in the Mediterranean or Caribbean.

The catamaran, which was built in 2021, is based in Greece. The cat is ideal for anybody looking for a holiday near to nature yet with elegant luxury and plenty of seclusion.

The Catamaran features a full flybridge that can be accessed from the side deck (port side) or the cockpit (starboard) and has plenty of room for sunbathers. A bimini will provide shade, and the upgraded helm station will have an individual skipper's hardtop with the latest navigation systems and all winches for short-handed sailing enjoyment. A spacious table will attract beverages and snacks, and the large lounge space with sunbathing sections on the flybridge can easily fit more than the 12 people booked for this lovely catamaran.

It has a big cockpit with a large table for alfresco dining, several settees, and a BBQ grill. The electric aft bathing deck spanning 3.80m in length is a lovely feature familiar from larger sailing catamarans. The electric platform will be great for launching a dinghy securely, but it will also be appreciated as an extended private beach on sea level, thanks to tender davits built into the catamaran's framework.

It's more than simply a gorgeous face. Inside, comfort and functionality are the driving forces, with a modular dinette that converts from dining to day mode, a fully equipped galley, and a chart table with the latest equipment and autopilot control. With efficient space management and just three stairs to the rooms and day head, separate showers and toilets for all guest cabins, and huge vents for ventilation and natural light, the interior design has received the same attention as the Catamaran's stunning external lines.

The Catamaran is technically well-equipped, with air conditioning, an autopilot, a chart plotter, an electric toilet, a generator, an inverter, and a refrigerator. The Bimini, Cockpit cushion, Dinghy, Lazy jack, Outboard engine, Snorkeling equipment, and Sprayhood add to the comfort on board. Our Options and Services section provides an overview of what you can book in addition to your vacation.

Charter Destinations

Lefkas

Lefkas is the fourth biggest of the Ionian Islands and is well known for its breathtaking beaches. Lefkas's geographical location is seen as a significant benefit. A 50-meter-long bridge connects the island to the mainland, allowing for direct access to Aktio Airport and other places. Lefkas Marina is located on the eastern side of the island, literally encompassed by the prefecture's capital town of the same name, and is a separate town within the main town. </p>

Volos

Volos Marina is a tiny harbor in the city of the same name in mainland Greece. Its location is perfect since it provides access to the Aegean Sea. Volos is a typical city with many historical and tourism attractions. We recommend that you visit the Athanasakeion Archaeological Museum while in the neighborhood. The antique artifacts and magnificent rock sculptures will captivate you. If you want to have some fun, we recommend going to Horefto Beach. It is one of Volos' largest beaches, with seaside view bars, sandy shoreline, and crystal blue water. </p>

Skiathos

Skiathos Marina is a well-known port on the Aegean Sea's coast, located in the city of the same name. This one-of-a-kind marina is located on the Greek island of Skiathos, making it an ideal vacation location. This is the place to go if you prefer lengthy walks on sandy beaches and sapphire blue oceans. The city is densely packed with attractions, the most well-known of which are Lalaria Beach, Bourtzi Beach, and Agia Eleni Beach. </p>

Santorini

Vlikhada Marina is a tiny marina in Vlychada, on the famed Greek island of Santorini. If you prefer fishing, this is unquestionably the spot to spend your vacation. Vlikhada Marina, with access to the Aegean Sea, is every fisherman's fantasy and will bring you closer to the catch of your life. Vlikhada, with its numerous bays and islands, is a classic tiny village located away from the agitation and city hum. 

Rhodes

The Rhodes Marina is located on the island of Rhodes, near to the Central Port, and is approximately 14 kilometers from the Rhodes International Airport. Rhodes is the largest of the Dodecanese islands in the Aegean Sea, one of Europe's greatest sailing and cruising locations, and one of the top ten holiday destinations in the world, with roughly 3,000,000 people every year. 

Preveza

Preveza is a popular tourist and sailing destination not just in the Ionian Sea, but across the Adriatic. This is why we decided to build a contemporary marina capable of accommodating up to 300 vessels. Preveza Marina can accommodate both sailing boats and luxury yachts from all around the globe, making it a new and contemporary socioeconomic pleasure destination all year. 

Paros

Parikia Marina is a tiny harbor on the island of Paros in the city of Paros, having direct access to the Aegean Sea. The little town of Parikia serves as the island's business and cultural center, as well as its principal port. The variety of things available in this fantastic location will astound sightseeing aficionados. 

Mykonos

Mykonos Marina (also known as the New Port) is a partially completed marina located approximately two kilometers north of Mykonos' ancient harbor and town. Because it is some way from the main town, it provides decent protection from the prevailing winds and is calm. You will have access to all of the essential marina facilities as well as additional services such as internet, gas, side bunkering, and laundry service. 

Kos

Kos, a Dodecanese island in Greece, is famous for its sandy beaches. It's also rich in Greek and Roman ruins, especially in and around Kos Town. The 15th-century Neratzia Castle towers over this port town. The Ancient Agora remains, south of the castle, include a temple, shrine, and columns. 

Athens

Greece's capital is Athens. It was also the epicenter of Ancient Greece, a mighty culture and empire. The city is still dominated by features from the 5th century BC, such as the Acropolis, a hilltop fortification topped with ancient structures like as the colonnaded Parthenon temple. 

Lavrion

The port of Lavrion is evolving quicker than any other town in Greece, with the establishment of tavernas, mezedopouleions, cafés, and stores, as well as being a major ferry boat hub for the Cyclades Islands and home port for various cruise ships and sailboat firms. 

Corfu

Corfu is one of the Ionian Islands' most beautiful and romantic islands.This island has everything to suit each sort of tourist, from beautiful green hills to regal homes and gorgeous beaches to informative museums. 

Corfu Town, the capital, is a fantastic base for exploring, having been heavily affected by the Venetians, the French, and the English. Get lost in the small cobblestone lanes known as "kandounia," visit museums such as the Museum of Asian Art, wander down the famed Liston promenade, or saunter around the massive Spianada square... Corfu as a whole has a nostalgic appeal!