Chartering a yacht from the Peloponnese from 250,000 Euros per week gives access to a vast peninsula forming the southern half of mainland Greece, with a coastline of medieval harbours, hidden bays and island hops to Hydra, Spetses and Poros. The charter yachts in this range are fully crewed and offer the kind of professional service that makes a week at sea genuinely easy, from provisioning and navigation to tender operations and daily logistics. The Saronic Gulf and the eastern Peloponnese coast are among the most varied cruising grounds in Greece, combining Venetian-era harbours with natural anchorages accessible only by sea. The base rate of 250,000 Euros per week covers the yacht and full crew. The advance provisioning allowance of around 30 percent is paid before departure and covers fuel, harbour dues, food and drinks. The Saronic region offers a wide range of berthing options from full-service marinas to free anchorages, which helps keep the APA under control. June and September deliver excellent conditions and value; July and August see peak demand across the Greek charter market. From the Peloponnese the itinerary can extend as far as the Cyclades to the east or the Ionian coast to the west within a seven-day charter.
