5-Day Yacht Charter in Athens: 4 Nights Aboard
A 5-day yacht charter in Athens gives you a private motor yacht for five days and four nights, enough time to combine sea crossings, island stops and quiet anchorages into one unhurried route. The format suits couples, families and groups who want more than a day on the water but are not ready to commit to a full week.
- Duration
- 5 days
- From
- €49,150 for 5 days
- Where
- Athens
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Four Nights Aboard
Stay on the water for four nights instead of a single afternoon, long enough to settle into a rhythm of mornings at anchor and evenings in port.
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Multi-Island Routing
Cover several islands or stretch one coastline further than a day charter allows, with time to linger in a bay that suits the group.
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Balanced Pace
Mix longer passages with slow anchorage days, so active exploring and quiet beach time both fit inside the same five-day plan.
What does a 5-day yacht charter in Athens actually include?
A 5-day charter is built around four nights on board rather than a single outing, which changes how the days are planned. Day one usually covers departure from the base marina and an initial run along the coast, often with a first anchorage close to Athens. The middle days open up to nearby islands, smaller port towns and beaches reached only by water, with the pace set by the group rather than a fixed script. A family with children may prefer shorter hops and calmer bays, while a group of friends can ask for a fuller route with more stops. The final day is planned around the return passage, timed to reach the agreed port. Weather, season and the captain's judgement shape the exact order of calls.
Yachts Suited to Five-Day Charters
From the Oasis 40 to the Lamborghini 63, each yacht below carries enough cabins and deck space for four nights aboard, not just an afternoon on the water.
Pershing 8X
Saronic speed runs for nine on open water
- 25m
- 9 guests
- 4 cabins
What's Included
- Private motor yacht for 5 days
- Professional captain and crew
- Yacht and passenger insurance
- Berth at the home port
- Custom 5-day route planning
- Guest cabin accommodation on overnight charter
- Bed linen and bath towels
- Beach towels
- Basic interior cleaning
- Water and soft drinks
Optional extras
- Fuel on consumption
- APA, advance provisioning allowance
- Extra charge for overnight stays if not included
- Mooring at third-party marinas and ports
- Catering and private catering throughout the trip
- Private chef service
- Daily breakfast, lunch and dinner, custom menu
- Premium drinks and cocktail bar
- Extra water toys: Seabob, jet ski, eFoil, wakeboard
- Additional tender rental
How the Charter Unfolds
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Share Your Dates
Tell us the dates, guest count, cabin needs and the kind of route you want, relaxed island-hopping or a fuller itinerary.
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Route Is Drafted
We propose a day-by-day plan built around your group, the yacht's layout and typical conditions for the season.
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Depart and Settle In
Day one covers departure from the base marina, a coastal run and a first night at anchor or in a nearby port.
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Islands and Coastline
The middle days bring islands, beach stops, coastal towns and longer anchorage time, adjusted each morning to mood and weather.
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Return and Disembark
The final day is timed for the passage back, arriving at the agreed port for a calm disembarkation.
Who does a 5-day charter suit, and how many guests can stay aboard?
A 5-day charter works for several kinds of groups: a couple wanting a slow-paced private cruise, a family that wants structure during the day and rest at night, or friends who would rather island-hop than sit at a single beach club. Guest capacity varies across the fleet shown on this page, from the Pershing 8X at nine guests to the Mangusta 108 and Oasis 40 at twelve, with the Manana Yacht able to host larger groups for day segments of the route.
How many of those guests can actually stay overnight depends on the yacht's cabin layout, which is why cabin count and sleeping arrangements are confirmed with you before the route is drawn up. Families with children often ask for shorter transfers and calmer bays, while groups of adults tend to request a fuller schedule with more open-water time and later finishes in the evening.
How is the route planned across five days and four nights?
Every route is built around the group rather than a fixed template. The first day typically leaves from the base marina, runs along the coast and settles into a nearby bay for the first night. The following days open onto further islands, small port towns, known beaches and quieter coves, mixing active days with slower ones at anchor. The last day is planned with the return crossing in mind, so the yacht reaches the agreed port on schedule.
A few things shape the final plan:
- the pace the group wants, from relaxed to more ambitious
- whether children are aboard, which usually means shorter hops
- season and weather, which the captain reads day by day
- how many nights are spent in port versus at anchor
When you enquire, we ask for your travel dates, guest numbers, whether overnight cabins are needed and any places you already have in mind. From there the five days are sequenced to fit the yacht, the group and the season.
Questions before you book
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How much does a 5-day yacht charter cost?
Rates for this fleet start from €49,150 for the five-day, four-night charter. The final figure depends on the yacht, route and any extras such as catering, premium drinks or water toys, which are quoted separately once your dates and group size are confirmed.
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Does the price include fuel and the APA?
No. Fuel is charged on actual consumption and the APA, an advance allowance for running costs during the trip, is handled separately from the charter fee. Both are confirmed once the route and yacht are set.
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Can children join a 5-day charter?
Yes. Families often ask for a calmer version of the itinerary, with shorter transfers between stops and more time at anchor rather than long open-water passages, which we factor into the route from the start.
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How many guests can stay overnight on the yacht?
It depends on the yacht's cabin layout. Capacity ranges across the fleet shown here, and we confirm sleeping arrangements for your group before the route is finalised, so the cabins match the number of guests staying aboard.
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Can the route be changed once the charter has started?
The itinerary is a plan, not a fixed script. Weather, how the group feels each day and the captain's read of conditions all influence the order of stops, so days can be adjusted once you are underway.
Plan Your Five-Day Charter
Send us your dates, guest count and the kind of route you have in mind, and we will put together a five-day itinerary built around your group.