Chartering Yachts in Greece The main types of Yacht Charter Agreement are, Bareboat, Flotilla, Skippered, and Crewed Bareboat: International Certificate of Competence (Europe). RYA Day Skipper Basic Cruising or demonstrate experience. Flotilla: Previous Boating experience. Able to moor or dock boat. Crew joins in with the sailing. Skippered: No previous experience required but crew willing and able to join in the operation and sailing of the boat under the direction of the skipper Crewed: No previous experience required. Some help in sailing is usually required. The decision on which to choose depends on personal preferences, the accommodation required on the boat, and the knowledge and experience of the charterer and crew. Bareboat Yacht Charters Bare Boat Yacht Charters, whether on a Motor Cruiser or Sailboat, offer more freedom than any other form of sailing apart from perhaps owning your own yacht because you are your own Skipper. Bareboat Charters allow you the choice of where to sail, which boat to charter, who and how many others are in the crew, what time to set sail and where to moor. The yacht is supplied complete with all the necessary equipment for your holiday with the exception of food and provisions. You…

Sailing Clothes and Gear Guide Having the right sailing gear makes the yacht charter experience very much more comfortable, enjoyable, and also safer. The sort of sailing supplies to consider include sailing clothes, sailing shoes, sunglasses, suntan cream and could go further for the regular charterer to a handheld GPS, charts, and a suitable watch for sailing. Lifejackets should always be available onboard for every member of the crew and worn by non-swimmers and in anything but calm weather. The best type is the automatic inflatable ones as they are not too bulky and inflate on immersion in water. Sailing Clothes When choosing sailing clothes considerations include the range of weather conditions to be expected at your proposed destination, the type of yacht being sailed, and your role onboard. In the colder climates on an open yacht where you are an active member of the crew, a good ocean or offshore jacket and trousers would be recommended together with sailing boots and possibly sailing gloves and a hat. At the other extreme in a hot climate where you will be sheltered from the wind, shorts and bikinis together with suntan cream and sunglasses would be the order of the day.…

Mykonos yacht rental Greece has always been a main destination for sailing enthusiasts around the world. One of the most popular choices amongst travelers in general is the island of Mykonos, located in the Cyclades region of Greece. Mostly known for the vibrant nightlife, Mykonos is an island that can correspond to every taste. The main harbor of Symi is Gialos where many sailing yachts anchorage and it is like a painting with its beautiful architecture, colored houses and relaxed atmosphere. For the past few years Mykonos has become very popular for sailors, but also leisure tourists looking for an alternative holiday besides the traditional hotel experience. Mykonos island is often referred by Greeks as the “Island of winds”, so inexperienced sailors should be careful navigating the waters without professional help. A bareboat yacht charter in Mykonos is ideal for experienced sailors looking to discover every hidden beach, escape from the big crowds that are attracted to the island and explore the nearby islands of Syros, Tinos, Paros and Naxos. A skippered yacht charter is aimed towards the travelers looking for an adventurous vacation assisted by trained professionals who will navigate the boat and suggest itineraries and points of interest,…