How does the booking process work?

If you decide that you’re interested in reserving the boat we can put a hold on the boat for 4 days and provide a detailed invoice with trip details and deposit information. The total trip price is divided into two payments:  1) An initial deposit, constituting 40% of the trip price, is required to reserve…

Do the boats have an ice maker?

The Saona 47 and Lagoon 380 do not have an ice maker. However the Saona 47 has a large refrigerator that can fit large bags of ice. The Lagoon 380 has a very nice cooler that can also hold a lot of ice for an extended period of time.

Is there a safe onboard the yacht?

Unfortunately, due to insurance policies, we do not have safes on the yachts. The yachts are very secure when locked, and we’ve never had a problem with theft. If you would like to bring a small travel-sized safe, we recommend something similar to this model:https://www.amazon.com/SentrySafe-P005C-Portable-Cubic-Black/dp/B004LAMJVI/

What is Half Board?

Your hostess will be your culinary guide to the Greek islands for the week. She will serve breakfast each morning which will generally be an assortment of pastries, cereal, yogurt, fruit, cheese, bread, etc.  The featured meal will be a delicious multi-course lunch consisting of authentic Greek/Mediterranean dishes prepared with fresh ingredients from the islands.  …

Can I add a Hostess to any trip?

It is possible to add a hostess to any of our charters as long as there is an extra cabin available for the hostess to sleep in. Here are there details for each yacht: Lagoon 380: 2 cabins for passengers, 2 cabins for crew. Max 4 passengers with hostess Saona 47: 4 cabins for passengers,…

Why Are Prices In EUR?

We welcome guests from all over the world. Our trips are priced in the local currency of Greece (EUR). However, we do accept payment via bank/wire transfer in USD, EUR, and GBP. We can also accept credit card payment in USD, however there is an additional 2.9% processing fee added.

Where should I eat dinner?

We highly recommend consulting with your skipper on where to eat dinner, especially on the smaller islands. In Greece, dinners are a very important event for family and friends to get together. Dinners generally last many hours and include many courses of fresh Mediterranean dishes, usually accompanied by carafes of wine. Every island has unique…