Frequently Asked Questions for crewed vessels
December 5, 2007
Frequently Asked Questions for crewed vessels
- What makes a crewed yacht different from a cruise ship or seaside resort?
- Can I bring children?
- Can I bring my pet?
- Do I need to carry my passport?
- Who plans the menus?
- What if I’m on a special diet?
- Will I experience seasickness?
- Can we smoke on board?
- Does the yacht have laundry facilities?
- How do my friends, family and business colleagues reach me during the cruise?
- Will my privacy be respected while on board?
- I understand that a tip is expected? Can you clue me in on how and how much?
- Do I need to buy insurance during the charter?
- How does a charter cost?
- Which type of yacht is best for me?
- Can I map out my own itinerary?
- What should I pack?
Frequently Asked Questions for bare boating
December 5, 2007
Frequently Asked Questions for bare boating
- What qualifications do I need to charter a sailing yacht?
- What qualifications do I need to charter a bareboat motor yacht?
- If I need to hire a professional skipper?
- I have chartered a vessel with skipper. Do I still need to leave a deposit?
- Which days of the week can I begin and end my charter?
- What is the charters’ schedule?
- What does the charter fee include?
- Are there any additional charges?
- Should I have a travel insurance?
- What types of security deposits are available?
- What should I bring with me?
- Do you provide boat briefings?
- In case I want to cancel my charter?
- Where can I get more information?
General Frequently Asked Questions
December 5, 2007
General Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I pay with a credit card
- Does my mobile phone work in Greece?
- What is the difference between a bareboat skippered charter and a crewed vessel of the same size?
- What if I want to make additional travel arrangements?
- What if I have a special occasion?
Ionian Sea. Cephalonia
December 5, 2007
Cephalonia Is the largest island in the Ionian Sea. Fiscardo, the northernmost harbor on Cephalonia, lying opposite and very close to Ithaca and surrounded by a thick cypress glade, has kept its traditional color.
Ioanian Sea. Ithaca
December 5, 2007
Ithaca is an island known throughout the ages as the home o Ulysses. For years Homer’s hero wandered before he finally returned to his homeland and to his throne. KIONI and FRIKIES are tiny harbors on the northeast coast of the island. Enjoy the traditional taverns in these unspoilt typical Ionian villages where noisy nightlife is unheard of.
Ioanian Sea. Spartohori
December 5, 2007
SPARTOHORI is the high town on the island of Meganissi and it can be easily seen from the north and the west. Once you are in the bay, the small harbor will be seen. Good shelter though you will have to anchor in considerable depths (15-25m). With NE winds (night!) the anchorage near the tavern is the best location in the bay. The village of Spartohori - enjoy the beautiful winding road to reach it – is enchanting and definitely worth to climb to. is the high town on the island of Meganissi and it can be easily seen from the north and the west. Once you are in the bay, the small harbor will be seen. Good shelter though you will have to anchor in considerable depths (15-25m). With NE winds (night!) the anchorage near the tavern is the best location in the bay. The village of Spartohori - enjoy the beautiful winding road to reach it – is enchanting and definitely worth to climb to. is the high town on the island of Meganissi and it can be easily seen from the north and the west. Once you are in the bay, the small harbor will be seen. Good shelter though you will have to anchor in considerable depths (15-25m). With NE winds (night!) the anchorage near the tavern is the best location in the bay. The village of Spartohori - enjoy the beautiful winding road to reach it – is enchanting and definitely worth to climb to.
Ioanian Sea. Meganissi
December 5, 2007
MEGANISSI is a beautiful non-spoilt island 12 nautical miles off the south-east coast of Lefkas. There are three small villages on the island: Spartohori, Katomeri and Vathy. According to historians, Meganissi has been settled since Homer’s times. Here one should visit the caves of Papanikolis and the Demon and make a point of swimming from its fabulous beaches.
Ioanian Sea. Syvota
December 5, 2007
SYVOTA Lefkas bay is sometimes difficult to make out the entrance. Once in, you can anchor at the east side just around the cape or – if you proceed through the dogleg – you can anchor anywhere in 3 – 8m. There are quays on the south and west sides with water, taverns etc. Lefkas bay is sometimes difficult to make out the entrance. Once in, you can anchor at the east side just around the cape or – if you proceed through the dogleg – you can anchor anywhere in 3 – 8m. There are quays on the south and west sides with water, taverns etc. Lefkas bay is sometimes difficult to make out the entrance. Once in, you can anchor at the east side just around the cape or – if you proceed through the dogleg – you can anchor anywhere in 3 – 8m. There are quays on the south and west sides with water, taverns etc.
Ioanian Sea. Vlikho.
December 5, 2007
VLIKHO bay provides good all-round shelter to anchor in a muddy bottom of 2-8m. Anchoring off the quay of the quiet Vlikho village can be uncomfortable in stronger daytime winds. bay provides good all-round shelter to anchor in a muddy bottom of 2-8m. Anchoring off the quay of the quiet Vlikho village can be uncomfortable in stronger daytime winds. bay provides good all-round shelter to anchor in a muddy bottom of 2-8m. Anchoring off the quay of the quiet Vlikho village can be uncomfortable in stronger daytime winds.
Ioanian Sea. Vlikho.
December 5, 2007
VLIKHO bay provides good all-round shelter to anchor in a muddy bottom of 2-8m. Anchoring off the quay of the quiet Vlikho village can be uncomfortable in stronger daytime winds. bay provides good all-round shelter to anchor in a muddy bottom of 2-8m. Anchoring off the quay of the quiet Vlikho village can be uncomfortable in stronger daytime winds. bay provides good all-round shelter to anchor in a muddy bottom of 2-8m. Anchoring off the quay of the quiet Vlikho village can be uncomfortable in stronger daytime winds.