Can I sail my boat in Greece?
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Boat owners need a license to sail in Greece If you have your own yacht, you will be required to provide valid documentation before entering Greece: A valid VHF/Radio licence. An original insurance certificate. The skipper must possess an ICC (International Certificate of Competence)
What is the sailing season in Greece?
The Sailing season starts at the end of April and ends at the beginning of October. The whole aforementioned period has lots of sunny weather. High season runs from the second week of July until early September. August is the busiest and most expensive month.
How much does it cost to go on a boat in Greece?
A typical catamaran charter in Greece costs about $390/day and $610/day and can accommodate up to 10 people aboard, comfortably. For weekly catamaran rentals, expect to pay around $3,160/week. Daily sailboat rentals in Greece start at about $280/day for about 4 to 8 people on board.
What is flotilla sailing?
A “flotilla” is a group of yachts sailing in company accompanied by a flotilla skipper and hostess on the lead yacht. You have virtually all the advantages of independent yacht charter, plus the support of the flotilla crew to make the most of your flotilla sailing holiday.
How long does it take to sail from Malta to Greece?
The trip from Valletta to Athens on a Malta to Greece boat charter is just over 460 miles and takes approximately seven hours while the trip from Valletta to Mykonos and other surrounding ports on the islands is roughly 541 miles and takes around 8.9 hours depending on the exact destination, the tide, the winds and of …
Can I sail from Greece to Turkey?
The easiest way to travel between Greece and Turkey is on a ferry from a Greek island to the Turkish mainland (or vice-versa). Ferries (motorboats and hydrofoils) depart from at least 6 Greek islands to 10 ports in Turkey.
Why book a flotilla sailing holiday in Greece?
Our range of flotilla sailing holidays concentrate on the enjoyable aspects of sailing in the sunny Greek islands. They allow those with little experience to have a go, whilst offering experienced sailors the opportunity to simply relax, whilst introducing family and friends to their hobby.
Why choose the Ionian Flotilla from Palairos?
The Ionian Flotilla from Palairos is a perfect choice for couples and families with children seeking a relaxed flotilla sailing holiday in Greece with lighter winds, easy navigation and shorter sailing passages. Explore the beautiful islands of Lefkas, Meganissi, Kalamos, Ithaca and Kephalonia.
Why the Saronic Flotilla from Athens?
The Saronic Flotilla from Athens is ideal for sailors who have already sailed in the Ionian. Reliable winds and good sailing without being too challenging. Highlights of this flotilla sailing holiday include the amphitheatre at Epidavros and the islands of Poros, Aegina and Hydra – a great mix of modern and ancient Greek culture.
Where to go on a Greece flotilla holiday?
There are five areas for Greece flotilla holidays, the Ionian, the Saronic, the Northern Sporades, and the Dodecanese. You can see these on the Area Map here.