A dream holiday aboard a yacht in Santorini, Greece

Visit Santorini in Greece off the beaten track, and dare to dream of exploring the island’s secret corners aboard a luxury charter yacht.

Visit Santorini aboard a private yacht

Santorini is the main island of the Cyclades archipelago. It is by far the largest and most densely populated, and one of the most popular destinations for sailors. Its landscapes, shaped by the fury of volcanoes, give it a unique and recognisable charm. Coloured pebble beaches, turquoise waters and the now-famous blindingly white cubic houses with hemispherical roofs in an unmistakably seaside blue.

Luxurious scenery and panoramic views, the perfect match for the yacht of your choice. For maximum sailing pleasure, give preference to the three summer months, although the always clement weather will be adequate from April to September.

Discover the culture of the islanders of Santorini, always within easy reach of your floating hotel

Moor your yacht at one of the many ports and anchorages in the Aegean Sea, so that you can continue to enjoy all its comforts when you’re not ashore. The islanders will be delighted to welcome you and show you the sights, the stories and, above all, the local specialities.

For example, try the purée of broken yellow beans, accompanied by a delightful local wine such as Hatzitakis, the fruit of which has ripened under the island’s scorching sun.

You can also browse the markets in the main towns of Oia and Fira for your favourite products, and enjoy them over a family meal or as a couple on the deck of your yacht.

Water activities in Caldeira Bay

Round the island of Thirasia to enter Caldeira Bay. One of the most emblematic anchorages on Santorini, and in Greece in general. Here you’ll have a view of the magnificent beach and the typical houses that adorn the hills and cliffs in the distance.

Now is the time to move your yacht a few metres away from the sometimes busy beach, to enjoy a swim in complete tranquillity. The clear, yet deep waters are a guarantee of safety, and depending on your charter model, the crew will be able to provide you with buoys, slides and other inflatable games that will delight the whole family. Find out more before you charter your yacht to Santorini, so you can also have the privilege of exploring the bay’s seabed. Whether you opt for snorkelling or scuba diving, the bay of Caldeira abounds in treasures and colourful fish that you won’t see anywhere else.

Une liberté totale pour explorer Santorin en yacht

Que vous soyez intéressé par les deux îles principales, Olia et Fira, ou par les nombreuses îles et îlots dispersés de l’archipel des Cyclades, vous restez maître de vos vacances et de votre aventure. Discutez de votre itinéraire et de vos projets avec l’équipage, et programmez des vacances sur mesure à bord d’un véritable hôtel de luxe flottant. À bord, vous trouverez tout ce qu’il faut pour passer des moments inoubliables, savourer un repas en famille ou en couple, regarder un film dans le salon, ou tout simplement admirer le ciel étoilé de Grèce au large des côtes, loin de toute pollution lumineuse.

Des dizaines de mouillages à Santorin, des plus spectaculaires aux plus tranquilles

Santorini is at the heart of an archipelago, so there are plenty of anchorages to choose from. Some, like Oia and Ormos Nikolaos, allow you to enjoy views of the cliffs and houses, as well as the sometimes cloudy skies from which the sun’s powerful rays filter down to hit the surface of the water. Other quieter anchorages, such as Anafi, or the bay to the west of Mylopotas, will be havens of calm, perfect places to spend a lazy afternoon on the deck of your yacht, or to spend the night in a cabin far from the hassle of the more touristy areas. And that’s what chartering a yacht in Santorini is all about: the freedom to take time out for yourself in magical places that very few people know about.

A thousand years of history, ancient ruins and luxury travel

Don’t hesitate to explore the Aegean in search of the islets that inspire you. Some are well worth the diversions. Like the island of Nea Kameni, now famous for its black beaches, signs of intense volcanic activity in the past. The ruins of Thira, on the other hand, are located on the main island of Santorini. All you have to do is moor up in the harbour and you’ll be able to get there by land. Your floating palace will be waiting for you on your return, where you can enjoy a variety of refreshments and relax after an afternoon full of activities and thrills.

And don’t forget the local museums and restaurants. Although very touristy, they offer a genuine and authentic experience, demonstrating the generosity of the islanders and their willingness to share the beauty of their beloved archipelago with the world.