Chartering a yacht from Peloponnese from 200,000 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 yachts available in this range are professionally crewed and well-suited to the varied conditions of this part of Greece. Whether the itinerary follows the sheltered anchorages of the Saronic Gulf or the more exposed headlands of the southern Peloponnese, the vessels here carry the experience and equipment to make the week comfortable. Professional crews manage navigation, provisioning and on-board catering, leaving guests to focus on the experience. The base rate of 200,000 Euros per week covers the yacht and full crew. The advance provisioning allowance of around 30 percent covers fuel, berthing, food and drinks, and is reconciled at the end of the charter. The Saronic islands and the Peloponnese coast offer some of the best-value berthing in Greece, particularly outside the main marinas. June and September deliver excellent conditions with less pressure on anchorages and better availability at this price point. Booking two to three months ahead is generally sufficient.
