Greece is a dream destination for travelers seeking a mix of history, culture, and stunning landscapes. And what better way to explore its iconic islands than on a luxury gulet cruise? Combining the comfort of a floating boutique hotel with the adventure of sailing, a Greek island gulet cruise offers an unforgettable way to see this Mediterranean paradise.
A gulet holiday in Greece allows you to visit multiple islands while enjoying the comfort of an elegant wooden yacht. Unlike traditional cruises, private gulet charters offer a more intimate experience, allowing you to explore off-the-beaten-path locations and hidden bays while enjoying personalized service.
Rhodes, the largest of the Dodecanese Islands, is an essential stop on any Greek gulet cruise itinerary. Famous for its medieval Old Town, lively nightlife, and pristine beaches, this island offers a perfect mix of relaxation and exploration.
Corfu, located in the Ionian Sea, is known for its lush landscapes, Venetian architecture, and crystal-clear waters. This island is ideal for travelers looking for a mix of cultural experiences and stunning nature.
Zante, or Zakynthos, is famous for its breathtaking beaches and vibrant nightlife. It’s a must-visit destination on your gulet sailing holiday in Greece.
Mykonos is the perfect blend of luxury, nightlife, and traditional Greek charm. Its famous windmills, vibrant nightlife, and golden beaches make it a must-visit.
Naxos and Paros offer a mix of traditional Greek culture, unspoiled beaches, and crystal-clear waters.
The only additional charge you need to expect is the local port fees (150€ per person), which need to be paid upon arrival, in order to assure some basic operational needs for the cruise.
Solo Traveler
If you want to have your own private cabin, there will be an extra charge of 50% of the total price of 1 person’s room
Meeting point: Corfu’s Old port
Departure time: 17:00
(Please try and arrive 45-30 minutes before)
Check-out time: 09:00
(On the following Saturday, docking at Corfu)
This itinerary may need to change, due to unpredictable weather conditions, difficulties at docking, or further unforeseen circumstances. This decision will be made solely at your Captain’s discretion, based on the safety of the group and the ship.
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Wardrobe essentials include a lightweight wind-resistant and waterproof jacket, swimwear, outfits for evening outings, comfy walking shoes, beach sandals, sun-protective sunglasses, and a hat for sun shielding
Must-Have Items: A beach towel for lounging, SPF sunscreen for skin care, a basic first aid kit, your favorite reading materials, a photography camera, a charger for your mobile phone, and a European power adapter. (All devices need a double round pin type plug compatible with 220 volts, AC, 50 hertz)
Crucial Documents: Your travel insurance policy, valid travel passports, cash in Euros, visa if required, booking confirmation, and an international driving permit