Book Boat & Sailing Tours in Greece
Sail the Aegean and Ionian seas aboard catamarans, sailboats, and day cruises, from the caldera views of Santorini to the hidden coves of the Cyclades. There's no better way to experience Greece's 6,000 islands than from the water.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in a typical boat tour or sailing tours in Greece?
Most tours include the boat, a licensed captain or crew, and safety equipment, with many also including lunch, drinks, and stops for swimming or snorkeling. Private charters often allow for a customized itinerary and additional amenities like onboard catering.
How long do boat tours and sailing tours typically last in Greece?
Half-day trips generally run 4 to 5 hours, while full-day options can last 7 to 8 hours and include multiple stops or islands. Multi-day sailing trips are also available for those wanting to island-hop over several days.
What location in Greece is best for a boat tour or sailing tours?
Santorini, Mykonos, and the Cyclades offer some of the most popular boat tours and sailing cruises, with caldera views, hidden coves, and calm waters well suited to both motorized and sailing trips. The Ionian Islands are also known for scenic sailing routes among Corfu, Paxos, and Zakynthos.
Are boat tours and sailing tours suitable for non-swimmers?
Yes, most tours don't require swimming, as guests can stay on board while others swim or snorkel at designated stops. It's worth checking the specific itinerary if avoiding water activities entirely is a priority.
What types of boats are used for these tours?
Catamarans, speedboats, and traditional sailboats are the most common vessels, chosen based on group size, itinerary, and whether the trip emphasizes speed or a more leisurely sailing experience. Private charters may offer additional vessel options, including larger yachts for bigger groups.
