Greece is stricter than most charter destinations: to bareboat here you need a licence, typically an ICC. Charter with a skipper and that requirement disappears entirely, you get a private yacht, a licensed professional at the helm, and a week run at your pace with local knowledge you could not buy any other way.
As with our Croatia list, this is not guesswork: every yacht here has been booked by our own brokers for real clients, one of them nine times over. Rates are weekly starting rates and move with the season, so ask us about your dates.
10. ODYSSEY
“Four Bookings at the Entry Price”
ODYSSEY is where skippered Greece starts: a Nautitech 46 with four cabins for 8 guests at just over €12,000 a week. Nautitechs sail properly, helm stations aft, good manners under way, which matters when the Meltemi picks up in July.
Our brokers have booked her four times, most recently for June 2026, making her one of the most proven boats on this list at its most accessible price. For a first skippered week in the Cyclades or Saronic, she is the easy answer.
9. MY STAR
“Reserved as Far Ahead as 2027”
MY STAR is a 2022 Lagoon 46, four cabins for 8 guests, the most popular size and layout in the Greek charter fleet for a reason: real cabins, a proper flybridge, and a cockpit made for long dinners at anchor.
The telling detail is her calendar: amwax clients have her reserved as far ahead as September 2027. People do not book a boat eighteen months out unless the boat, and the week she delivers, are worth waiting for.
8. OMNIA
“Nine Bookings. Nothing Else Comes Close.”
OMNIA is the most rebooked yacht in our Greek skippered book, full stop: nine amwax charters on a 2020 Lagoon 46 with four cabins for 8 guests. No marketing claim we could write says as much as that number.
At €14,220 a week she hits the sweet spot of the whole list: modern boat, proven track record, and a rate a group of eight splits without blinking. If you want the safe pick, this is the safe pick.
7. BABALU
“A New Lagoon 51 With a Booking Habit”
BABALU is a 2024 Lagoon 51, the newest generation of Lagoon’s mid-size flagship, with five cabins for 10 guests, a huge flybridge, and the forward lounge the 51 is known for. Everything onboard is still box-fresh.
Our brokers have already booked her three times, which for a boat this new says her owners run her well. For two families sharing a week, five cabins at €19,040 is a genuinely sharp deal.
6. LADY L
“The 20-Knot Motor Yacht Option”
LADY L is this list’s motor yacht: a 63-foot Altamarea cruising at 20 knots, four cabins for 8 guests. Speed rewrites a Greek itinerary, Hydra, Spetses, and the Cyclades stop being either-or choices and become one week.
She carries an amwax booking for June 2026, and at €19,600 she costs about the same as the big catamarans here while covering twice the water. For groups who measure a charter in islands seen, she is the pick.
5. ATHENA BLU
“Six Cabins on a Lagoon 51”
ATHENA BLU is a 2025 Lagoon 51 with a rare six-cabin layout for 10 guests, the configuration for groups where nobody wants to share a bunk room: more doors, more privacy, easier maths.
She has been booked twice by our brokers, including a February 2026 charter, which tells you something else useful: she works outside high season too. A brand-new boat with winter-proof appeal at €21,280 is not a common combination.
4. NEW HORIZONS 3
“The Proven 54-Footer”
NEW HORIZONS 3 is a 54-foot Bali-family catamaran with five cabins for 10 guests and the huge one-level living space the type is loved for, saloon and aft deck flowing into each other with the galley in the middle of the party.
Our brokers have booked her twice, and she has been chartering Greece since 2019, long enough that the wrinkles are long gone. A settled boat, a settled operation, and 10 berths at €21,840.
3. AZUL
“A Lagoon 55 for Just Four Guests”
AZUL is the private one: a 2023 Lagoon 55 set up for just 4 guests, owner-specification rather than charter-maximised. Two couples get the space ten people usually share, which changes the entire feel of the week.
She carries an amwax booking for July 2026 at well above her starting rate, peak-season proof that the format sells. For an anniversary trip or two couples who want genuine luxury without a crewed-yacht bill, she is unique on this list.
2. ALMA
“The Fountaine Pajot Flagship”
ALMA is a 2022 Fountaine Pajot 59, the French yard’s flagship class, with five cabins for 10 guests, a flybridge lounge, and the kind of finish that headlines crewed fleets. With a skipper she is this list’s step into genuine luxury territory.
Our brokers booked her for a May 2024 charter at over €30,000, and her rate starts at €27,832. For a milestone week where the boat itself should feel like part of the celebration, she and SEABARIT LX are the two to compare.
1. SEABARIT LX
“The Top of Skippered Greece”
SEABARIT LX tops the list: a 2024 Moon 60 power catamaran, five cabins for 10 guests, and the closest thing to a crewed-yacht experience you can book with just a skipper. The Moon 60 is a genuine luxury platform, vast decks, apartment-scale saloon, and power-cat pace without heeling.
An amwax client has her for July 2026 at €37,000, above her €34,720 starting rate, which is what peak-season demand looks like. If the question is how far skippered chartering in Greece can go, she is the answer.
