Chartering a yacht from Poros from 100,000 Euros per week gives access to a small island in the Saronic Gulf, separated from the Peloponnese coast by a narrow strait and within easy reach of Hydra, Spetses, Nafplio and the Saronic chain. Poros sits at the heart of the Saronic Gulf and makes an ideal base for a week-long itinerary that covers several of the most rewarding stops in this part of Greece. The narrow strait between Poros Town and the mainland town of Galatas is one of the most distinctive passages in the Aegean, busy with local ferries and sailing yachts, and easily navigated by a well-crewed charter vessel. The base rate of 100,000 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 Gulf has a good mix of full-service marinas and free anchorages, which allows flexibility in how the APA is allocated between berthing and provisioning. June and September offer excellent conditions and value; July and August are peak season with higher demand and tighter availability. A well-planned itinerary from Poros can take in Hydra, Spetses, Nafplio and the inner Saronic in a single week.
