



Cruise Greece by Yacht
Experience the Greek islands and parts of the Greek mainland from the comfort of one of a fleet of yachts ranging in size from 177 to 223 ft, carrying between 44 and 72 passengers. These small yachts offer both an easy way to see smaller islands and ports and a more intimate and personalized experience.
Several intriguing cruises are available. One of our favorites is Classical Greece which visits a variety of stunning destinations. It offers a perfect blend of iconic locations and hidden gems. Here’s a glimpse at the one-week itinerary.
Kea
This charming island, also known as Tzia, is a serene escape from bustling tourist hubs. Kea boasts enchanting landscapes, archaeological wonders, and pristine beaches. Don’t miss the chance to explore Ioulida, the capital, with its maze of narrow alleys and whitewashed houses.
Santorini
Famous for its breathtaking sunsets and iconic blue-domed churches, Santorini is a must-visit destination. Highlights include hiking from Fira to Oia, exploring the charming streets of Oia, watching the sunset in Imerovigli, and visiting the picturesque Amoudi Bay.
Mykonos
Known for its vibrant nightlife and beautiful beaches, Mykonos also offers cultural attractions. Visit the iconic windmills, wander through the charming Little Venice quarter, and explore the Church of Paraportiani, one of the most photographed churches in the world.
Delos
This UNESCO World Heritage site is one of the most important archaeological locations in Greece. Highlights include the Ancient Theater, the House of Masks with its beautiful mosaics, and the unique Kynthos Cave.
Crete
The largest Greek island, Crete offers a rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty. Visit the famous Palace of Knossos, hike the stunning Samaria Gorge, and explore the charming old towns of Chania and Rethymno.
Monemvasia
Often called the “Gibraltar of Greece,” Monemvasia is a fortified island town connected to the mainland by a causeway. Wander through its medieval streets, visit the Church of Elkomenos Christos, and climb to the Upper Town for panoramic views.
Nafplio
This charming seaside town was the first capital of modern Greece. Don’t miss the impressive Palamidi Fortress, the picturesque Old Town, and the scenic waterfront promenade.
Undiscovered Islands
The cruise also includes visits to lesser-known islands, offering a chance to experience authentic Greek island life away from the crowds. These might include gems like Serifos, with its hilltop Chora and beautiful beaches, or Astypalaia, known as the “Butterfly of the Aegean” for its unique shape.
Prices for a seven-night cruise start at $2,745 per person. This includes breakfast and one additional meal daily. (Lunch or dinner can be enjoyed at a local restaurant on an island.) Port charges, shore excursions, beverages (other than coffee, tea, and water), gratuities, and Wi-Fi are not included.