A 50-metre yacht in Greece delivers the full superyacht experience: a crew of twelve or more, multiple deck levels with distinct living zones, and the interior volume to carry a beach club, cinema or spa alongside expansive guest accommodation. Sixteen yachts of this size currently charter in Greek waters, representing a fleet of serious pedigree from yards including Benetti, Feadship, Perini Navi and Amels.
At this length, interior spaces open up decisively. Expect a main saloon that flows into a formal dining area, a sky lounge with its own bar, and a master suite that occupies most of the main deck forward. Exterior areas typically include a sun deck with jacuzzi, a foredeck lounge for private sunbathing, and an aft beach club that places guests at water level. Water-toy inventories at 50 metres are comprehensive, often including jet skis, seabobs, diving equipment and towed inflatables.
Weekly charter rates for 50-metre yachts in Greece range from approximately 91,000 euros to 250,000 euros, with a median around 210,000 euros. The advance provisioning allowance of roughly 30% covers fuel, provisions, berthing and bar. The tight price band reflects the consistent quality of the fleet at this length, where every yacht has been built or refitted to a high specification.
Greece suits a 50-metre yacht exceptionally well. The Cycladic passages are short enough to leave plenty of time at anchor, the major ports accommodate this size comfortably, and the combination of cultural sites, clear water and reliable summer weather creates a cruising ground that rewards return visits year after year.
