There are a wide range of activities on the islands from horseback riding to ATV rentals to scuba diving. Activities do not need to be arranged before you arrive in Greece. However, we recommend speaking to the captain when you arrive. If any activities do need to be booked in advance the captain will phone…
Both the skipper and hostess will certainly speak English. They will be happy to answer all your questions in regards to Greek food, culture, history, etc. They will also assist your party in choosing restaurants and ordering local specialties if you would like them to accompany you to dinner in the evenings.
Greek Seas does not offer bareboat charters. When charter sailing in Greece we highly recommend sailing with a Greek skipper because of their experience on the Aegean Sea (which can be very unpredictable) as well as their invaluable knowledge of the islands.
Our captains (who all live in/near Athens) have put together this list of their favorite restaurants, coffee places and street food in Athens. The list includes a range of price points, tastes and flavors. The comments below are personal descriptions from our captains. Good seafood restaurants are difficult to find in the center of Athens…
During the evenings in Greece the temperature generally drops to a comfortable temperature and there are cool breezes coming off the water. As a result, most nights you can open the port windows and turn on the fans in the cabins without any need for air conditioning. However, sometimes there are heat waves during the…
Yes, the yachts have a built in car radio-type interface with external speakers. You can connect your phone/tablet to the boat’s speaker system via bluetooth.
Nope. Your highly-trained, knowledgeable captain has all skills and know-how to handle all of the sailing. However, they will occasionally need some assistance from a passenger with raising/lowering a sail and while anchoring in the ports. If you have hired a hostess or deckhand no assistance will be required.
Your skilled and experienced captain will navigate and sail the yacht, however they will occasionally need some assistance from a passenger with raising a sail and while anchoring in the ports. If you have hired a hostess or deckhand no assistance will be required.
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…
Most islands have ATM’s and many restaurants accept credit card. However, on some of the small islands, it can be difficult to use credit card or find an ATM. We do recommend taking cash out while in Athens (the airport is the easiest location).