How it Works
Next, we finalize the details, and you start counting down the days
Leading up to your trip, we stay in touch with helpful tips and answers to frequently asked questions
When your trip starts, you'll meet your skipper in Athens and set sail
You’ll explore the islands of Greece for seven amazing days before returning to Athens
Step by Step
Our online planner will ask you a few simple questions to help get things started
FAQs
Yachts
Lagoon 380, Lagoon 450 and Saona 47:
These yachts all have an inverter which allows for a 220V plug that can accommodate items up to 350 Watts. There are plugs in each cabin, but you’ll need to bring a standard Southern European outlet adapter like this one. We may have some on board, but it’s good to have while in Greece.There is a USB plug available in the main saloon (via a 12V cigarette lighter outlet) for charging small electronics like phones. The Saona 47 also has a USB outlet in each cabin.
Items that use a lot of wattage such as a standard hair dryer can only be used when the yacht is plugged into shore power. Always check with your captain before using just to be safe.
At Sea
Due to local regulations, it is not possible to fish directly off one of our catamarans. However, some of the islands you’ll visit do have fishing excursions. It’s a good idea to let the captain know at the beginning of your charter so that he can schedule in advance if needed.
Due to local regulations, it is not possible to scuba dive directly off one of our catamarans. However, some of the islands you’ll visit do have dive shops and the captain would be happy to help you schedule an excursion. It’s a good idea to let him know at the beginning of your charter so that he can schedule in advance if needed.
Getting to the Marina
Our yachts are located at Zea Marina, which is 15 minutes from the center of Athens and a 40 minute taxi ride from Athens international airport (AIA).
