All-Inclusive Yacht Charter Greece

One fixed price, agreed at booking, covering the yacht, her crew, the food, the fuel, the drinks and the dockage for the whole week, and it does not move afterwards however the week runs. It is the alternative to the standard MYBA structure, where a base fee buys the yacht and crew and a separate Advance Provisioning Allowance is paid up front and then spent against the running costs. On an all-inclusive week the owner carries the fuel and provisioning risk instead of the charterer. Two things sit outside the price in almost every case: Greek charter VAT at the yacht's certified rate, 5.2 to 12 percent in practice, and the customary crew gratuity of 10 to 15 percent of the base rate.

It is quoted off the same weekly rate card as any other charter, with the running costs folded in rather than billed separately afterwards. Across the ninety-six fully crewed yachts we represent the net base runs from EUR 17,000 a week for a 15 metre sailing catamaran to EUR 150,000 for a 39 metre motor yacht, per yacht, per week. Owners who offer the all-inclusive option either price it at a premium over that base or price the provisioning conservatively and bundle it, so ask for the standard number and the all-inclusive number on the same yacht before choosing. Greek VAT is added on top in almost every case.

The yacht, the crew, fuel, food, standard wine and spirits, dockage, mooring fees, and ordinary running costs. Typically NOT included: premium spirits and Champagne, special-order wines, crew gratuity, Greek charter VAT, scuba diving courses with external instructors, and any helicopter or off-yacht transport.

On most weeks, all-inclusive is 5 to 12% more expensive than the equivalent APA charter would settle at, but predictable. If your itinerary runs lighter than budgeted, APA returns the unused balance; all-inclusive does not. Charterers comfortable with budget variance often save on APA. First-time charterers usually prefer all-inclusive predictability.

Yes, within the pre-set provisioning. The chef will accommodate dietary preferences and create the planned menu around your taste. Specific ingredients beyond the provisioning (special-order wines, premium proteins, unusual ingredients) may add cost. Brief us 4 weeks before.

Standard table wines, beers, ordinary spirits, soft drinks: included. Premium wines (above €40/bottle retail), Champagne, vintage spirits, fine whiskeys: often excluded or added at cost. Specific wine or Champagne requests should be discussed with the broker at booking.

Usually not, even on packages called 'fully-inclusive'. Crew gratuity convention is 10 to 15% of the base rate, paid in cash at the end of the charter. Always ask explicitly whether gratuity is included; the answer is almost always no.

Yes. Most of our guests are American, and every charter this house closed this season was booked by American guests. You contract with George Yachts Brokerage House LLC, a Wyoming company, under MYBA-standard terms, and you reach George on a Miami line, +1 786 798 8798, or in Athens on +30 697 038 0999. Athens is a direct flight from New York, and boarding is on the day you land or the next morning, on any day of the week.

All-inclusive yacht charter Greece, per yacht per week, from the Index 2026 with APA and VAT folded in: a 16 to 19 metre crewed sailing catamaran EUR 24,900 to 71,500; a 20 to 22 metre catamaran EUR 46,900 to 64,800; a 26 to 31 metre motor yacht EUR 55,300 to 115,500. Those figures assume VAT at 12 per cent; a yacht certified at 5.2 or 6.5 per cent lands lower. Gratuity of 10 to 15 per cent of base stays outside the price.

Mostly, and the contract says exactly how much. The fixed price covers the yacht and crew, fuel for the agreed route, three meals a day from the preference sheet, the agreed drinks list, berths and port fees, water toys on the card and Greek VAT at the yacht's certified rate. What usually sits outside is the crew gratuity, premium labels, shore excursions and a change of route. Ask for the inclusions list in writing before you compare an all-inclusive quote with a charter-plus-expenses one.