Zakynthos

Yacht Charter Itinerary Greece

Luxury Yacht Charter Greece

Price Guide

May June July August September October
£36,800
(8P) per week
£36,800
(8P) per week
£36,800
(8P) per week
£36,800
(8P) per week
£36,800
(8P) per week
£36,800
(8P) per week

Prices are based on up to eight guests on the luxury yacht charter, including 30% APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance) covering all food and drinks, as well as running costs of the yacht. Please find more information on the APA below.


APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance): 8 700 EUR/week

Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) is an advance payment required to be made to fund estimated boarding costs of the charter price used to cover the costs of yacht preparation, requested supplies, port, mooring and other legal charges and fees, diesel and fuel, communications, crew gratuities, extras and depends on guest particular request for services, itinerary, food, beverages etc.

In case APA is not entirely used at the end of the charter, the remaining part is returned to the person chartering a yacht. In case the spending exceeds the APA, guests will be asked to pay the additional part. APA has been included in our charter price. Should guest consumption exceed the APA allowance of €8,700 then this will be charged at the end of the holiday. Speak to a SailSterling representative for more information.

Day 1: Mykonos to Naxos  Naxos is the largest island in the Cyclades and impresses with its multifaceted landscape. In the east you will find steep coasts, while the landscape to the west becomes more and more flat. On Naxos you will not only find untouched nature, beautiful beaches and plenty of space for hiking, but also a lively nightlife. The bars and taverns in the main town of Chora have a real summer vibe. 

Naxos

Day 2: Naxos to Paros As for all Greek islands, the Mediterranean climate is typical for Paros: Very hot and dry summers make Paros a popular sailing destination, and the mild winter also attracts visitors in the late season. Numerous and above all different sandy beaches are at your feet; churches, chapels and monasteries make the heart of every sightseeing lover beat faster. Paros suits both those who prefer active relaxation and those who want to withdraw and be in peace. 

Paros

Day 3: Paros to Sifnos Sifnos is one of the most popular tourist islands in Greece. Many travellers from all over the world visit this tiny island every year. Active colonization of the island started in early antiquity. In ancient times the excellent ceramics and the best in Hellas goods made of precious metals were produced here. Historical objects from different eras have been preserved on the island of Sifnos. Today the picturesque island with its magnificent nature and fairytale beaches attracts yacht charter guests. 

Sifnos

Day 4 Sifnos to Serifos The Greek island of Serifos has become popular with active tourists relatively recently. The island’s tourist infrastructure is not well developed, but there are a lot of interesting places for nature walks. There are several excellent beaches on the island, which are characterised by their natural splendour. The capital of Serifos, which has the same name, is a reservoir of the most distinctive sights. Here the ancient castle, which is located on the high hill and is surrounded by a lot of diverse buildings has been partially preserved. One of the most important is the beautiful Agios-Konstantinos Church; one of the most impressive monuments of architecture. It is remarkable that the historical district of Serifos is located in the picturesque mountains, so while visiting the historical sights you can enjoy the surrounding landscapes.

Serifos

Day 5: Serifos to Kithnos Kithnos or Kythnos is a Greek island of the western Cyclades between Kea and Serifos. Merihas is the capital of the island and the port. Kithnos suits both those who prefer active relaxation and those who want to withdraw and be in peace. 

Kithnos

Day 6: Kithnos to Syros  Once on the Greek island of Siros (Syros), you can see from a distance steep hills surrounded by buildings and churches, and somewhere in between, they pierce vibrant colours between the usual white and cyclades blue. The two- and three-storey houses are a combination of architectural influences from Venice, ancient Greece and the Middle Ages, with carefully plastered stone walls, wooden balconies and elegant shutters, all small works of art.

Syros

Day 7 Syros to Mykonos Mykonos is a small island in the Aegean Sea that has become the favourite place of tourists from different countries due to the wealth of beautiful beaches and the variety of entertainment programs. The island is full of contrasts, here you can see colourful houses, and next to which are modern buildings. If you walk through the streets you will see a large number of the restaurants and tavernas, shops and open markets. Mykonos is also famous for its nightly entertainment, there are nightclubs for every taste, so both rock and jazz fans will find a suitable place. There are also several museums here, one of which is dedicated to archaeological finds. The island is a real paradise for those who love fishing, there are some uninhabited islands around Mykonos that are ideal for fishing.

Mykonos

The Lagoon 630 is for exclusive charter only and has four cabins, sleeping up to eight guests. The cabins are comfortable with contemporary furnishings and a sleek design. 

Each yacht charter includes an expert crew who will attend to your every need. The skipper will help you to plan your itinerary, and will leave you to relax while they take the helm. Your chef will plan menus around your personal tastes and prepare meals according to your preferences or any dietary requirements. 

Water sports are available in select destinations. On shore excursions will vary by destination and each guest’s preferences, but include swimming, snorkelling and exploring the islands.

 

Lift eFoil

2 Yamaha Seawing Sea Scooters

Water Ski

Wakeboard

Skimboard

2 Stand Up Paddleboards

Tube

Noodles

Beach Toys

Fishing equipment for reef

Deep sea fishing gear for trolling

Snorkelling equipment for 8 

Lagoon 63

Lagoon 63 Luxury Greece Yacht Charter
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Shipyard 

Lagoon 

Model

Custom

Length

63.83 Feet

Beam 

32’ 10 Feet

Draft

3’ 18 Feet

Year

2015

Cabins 

4

Guests

8 + 3 crew

Air Conditioning

Yes

Sun Awning 

Yes

Deckshower

Yes

Bimini Top

Yes

Hairdryer

Yes

Children Allowed

Yes

Voltages

220V

Water Maker

Yes

Ice Maker

Yes

Internet Access

Onboard WiFi

Generator 

Yes

Satellite TV

Yes

Saloon TV/DVD

Yes

Board Games

Yes

Safety netting on the railings

Yes 

Projectors 

Yes

Lift eFoil

2 Yamaha Seawing Sea Scooters

Water Ski

Wakeboard

Skimboard

2 Stand Up Paddleboards

Tube

Noodles

Beach Toys

Fishing equipment for reef

Deep sea fishing gear for trolling

Snorkelling equipment for 8

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Sample Menu

Breakfast

All served with granola, cereals, yogurt, fresh local fruit, freshly ground coffee, espresso, tea and a selection of toast

  • Freshly baked muffins served with grated mozzarella, jam preserves and whipped cream.
  • “The All American” – Fried eggs, crispy bacon, beef sausage, mushrooms and grilled tomatoes.
  • Phyllo pastry egg cups filled with ham, cheese and chives.
  • Benedict or poached Eggs – Toasted muffins prosciutto with creamy sauce, tomato, mushrooms and avocado.
  • French toast with maple glazed bacon, fresh berries and Greek yogurt.
  • Bagels, salmon cream with cheesy scrambled eggs
  •  Lemon and Ricotta Pancakes

Lunch

  • Soft tortillas wraps with smoked salmon, cream cheese, fresh strawberries and an island style mango and pineapple sweet chili salsa served with an arugula side salad.
  • Shrimp and Avocado salad with feta, cucumber, baby tomatoes, snap peas and yellow bell peppers.
  • Baked hake, spiced tomato dressing and soured lime spinach.
  • Taco Tuesday! Soft flour tortillas with an assortment of chicken strips, grilled fish, salad ingredients, sour cream, grated cheddar, homemade fresh guacamole, pineapple, black bean and cilantro salsa.
  • Gourmet burgers with an option of beef, chicken or veggie patty topped with a homemade mango chutney, melted cheddar, tomato, arugula, caramelized onions served with sweet potato wedges.
  • Buffalo mozzarella salad and couscous served with an assortment freshly baked breads with cold meats, smoked salmon and a selection of gourmet cheeses paired with a selection of chutney’s and jam preserves.
  • Al Dente Linguine pasta lightly tossed in a lemon and butter sauce topped with crispy parmesan

Appetisers

  • Creamy Butternut Squash Soup with parmesan cream.
  • Caprese Crostini drizzled in aged balsamic.
  • Cubed Watermelon topped with basil, feta and balsamic reduction.
  • Smoked Salmon and Cream Cheese pâté served on Melba toast.
  • Jalepeno Poppers stuffed with blue cheese wrapped in honey drizzled bacon.
  • Satay Chicken Skewers.

Dinner

  • Baked Fish Cakes served on a bed of baby spinach and tomatoes topped with a citrus dressing.
  • Fillet Mignon- Classic beef cut, served on a bed of homemade buttery mash topped
  • with roasted vine tomatoes and a creamy pepper corn sauce.
  • Mushroom and Parmesan risotto drizzled with lemon.
  • Herb Encrusted Lamb served with ratatouille, sauté potatoes and drizzled with a red wine jus.
  • Al Dente Linguine with a tomato and shrimp infused cream topped with fresh muscles and shrimp.
  • Roasted Chicken breast with gremolata butter, griddled leeks, fresh salad and pan juices.
  • Baked Cod and Pea Purée with a white wine and butter sauce.

Dessert

  • Sticky dark chocolate brownies with chocolate chunks and vanilla ice cream.
  • Passion Fruit and White Chocolate Cheesecake.
  • Key Lime Pie with a Coconut and Pecan crust.
  • “Dom Pedros”- a South African Decadency.
  • Salty Crème Caramel.
  • Mango and passion fruit Eton mess.
  • Chocolate Fondue with a platter of fresh fruits and berries.

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-George Bernard Shaw

COVID RESPONSE

Stringent cleaning procedures are already in-place across all boats globally for the well-being of our crew and guests.  These will be further enhanced to meet government guidelines in the UK and Italy which are in place in July 2021 in relation to the COVID pandemic.  These will include temperature checks prior to boarding; hand-sanitising stations in public areas; additional deep cleans of public areas including decks; social distancing if required.  With each catamaran’s capacity at a maximum of 10 people including skipper and chef, if required in August, guests would remain in catamaran bubbles during visits to vineyards and other on-shore activities.