Discover Greece cruises and experience the Greek islands from the sea. Enjoy the warm hospitality, culinary diversity, and breathtaking views aboard comfortable private yachts. Combine relaxation with cultural richness and explore the Aegean Sea on an unforgettable cruise.
For all the following cruises, pre-programs (e.g., sightseeing in Athens) or post-programs (e.g., additional beach days on an island or the Peloponnese) can also be combined.
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Jewels of the Cyclades – Variety Cruises Greece MS Galileo
Book your unforgettable Greece cruise on a small yacht with only 18 to 25 cabins. As experts in Greece travel, we offer a unique combination of classic cruising and private yachting. Explore the hidden treasures of the Aegean, such as the Cyclades and the jet-set island of Mykonos. Discover new ports daily, dive into crystal-clear bays, and experience Greece’s rich history and cultural diversity. Ample time is provided for excursions and sightseeing to enjoy traditions and breathtaking landscapes. With nearly 40 years of experience and personal contact with the Variety Cruises shipping company, we guarantee you a worry-free package.
Program Overview Jewels of the Cyclades:
A week full of highlights on your Greece cruise
Day 1: Marina Zea and Poros
The embarkation for your Greece cruise takes place at the port of Piraeus. After a welcome cocktail and getting to know the other passengers, the journey begins towards Poros. You will have 3 hours to explore the island before continuing to Poliegos. This small, almost uninhabited neighboring island of Milos offers an overnight stay on board at sea.
Day 2: Poliegos and Folegandros
In the morning, we arrive at Poliegos, a magnificent island known for its secluded beaches and turquoise bays. Enjoy a refreshing swim in crystal-clear waters, followed by a delicious BBQ on board. In the afternoon, we continue our journey to the island of Folegandros. This lesser-known Cycladic island captivates with its authentic charm. In the evening, we take a stroll through the picturesque town and dine at a traditional taverna.
Day 3: Discovering Santorini
A highlight of your Greece cruise is the early morning arrival at the port of Santorini. Explore the impressive capital Fira, famous for its white architecture and breathtaking views of the caldera. Optionally, you can visit the ancient archaeological site of Akrotiri or wander through picturesque villages like Oia. Enjoy the spectacular sunsets over the caldera. Overnight stay on board, anchored off Santorini.
Day 4: The Islands of Antiparos and Paros
The day begins with a relaxing swim stop in one of the idyllic bays of Antiparos. Afterwards, discover Paros, an island full of charm and tradition. Visit the capital Parikia with its historical treasures and stroll through the picturesque fishing village of Naoussa. End the evening dancing in one of Paros’ lively clubs. Overnight stay on board, anchored off Paros.
Day 5: Delos and Mykonos
On the way to Mykonos, we stop at Delos, the most sacred island of ancient Greece. Here, you will find an impressive archaeological site that you should not miss. Afterwards, we head to Mykonos, the glamorous island known for its famous beaches and vibrant bars. After a swim stop in one of the stunning bays, you can explore the capital and end the day with a cocktail. Overnight stay on board in a bay off Mykonos.
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Day 6: Syros Island and the Capital of the Cyclades, Ermoupolis
After a relaxing swim stop, we reach the island of Syros with its elegant capital Ermoupolis. Be enchanted by the unique architecture or relax on one of the island’s beautiful beaches. Overnight stay in the picturesque port of Syros.
Day 7: Kythnos and Marina Zea near Athens
In the morning, we dock in the bay of Kolones on Kythnos. Here, you can enjoy one last swim in the crystal-clear waters. Afterwards, the journey continues back to Athens. On the way, we pass Cape Sounion with its impressive marble Temple of Poseidon. Overnight stay on board in the idyllic port of Marina Zea.
Day 8: Marina Zea near Athens
After a hearty breakfast, your Greece cruise comes to an end. Depending on your booking, you can continue with your post-cruise program.
Summary Jewels of the Cyclades
Experience the perfect blend of relaxation, culture, and adventure on our Greece cruises. Discover a new island every day, enjoy the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean Sea, and be enchanted by traditional Greek hospitality. This journey combines the beauty of nature with cultural highlights – an unforgettable experience for every Greece enthusiast.
Greece Cruises – Jewels of the Cyclades | Information and Booking
At 48 meters in length, the Galileo is a classic, motorized steel ship that was renovated in 2016. On the main deck, you’ll find the American Bar and the restaurant, which is elegantly lined with leather and wood. Passengers particularly enjoy the shaded corners of the outdoor bar and the sun loungers on the upper deck, where they can soak up the sun. Trust your Greece expert with over 30 years of experience for an extraordinary and spectacular cruise! Built: 1992 | Renovated: 2016 | Length: 48 meters | Width: 10 meters | Cabins: 25 |
Dates, Prices per Person – Jewels of the Cyclades
Services
Included in the Price
- The prices per person include accommodation in a double or twin cabin with private shower, WC, and air conditioning.
Half board: Breakfast buffet and dinner. | Welcome cocktail. | Greek night
Fishing and snorkeling equipment (subject to availability). | English-speaking ship escort.
BBQ (weather permitting). | All-day: Filter coffee, tea, water. | Captain’s dinner.
Submit your non-binding inquiry for the “Jewels of the Cyclades” tour here with the Greece expert and combine it individually with a beach extension tailored to your wishes. Video Galileo
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Classical Greece – Variety Cruises Greece M/Y Harmony G or V
Experience a fascinating combination of luxurious yachting and exciting exploration through Greece with the Harmony G or Harmony V. As a specialist in Greece cruises with nearly 40 years of experience and direct contacts with shipping companies, we offer you unforgettable island adventures.
Explore the stunning Cycladic islands, including Santorini with its spectacular caldera views, Mykonos, and the UNESCO-protected island of Delos.
Dive into the diversity of Greece and discover Crete, the largest and southernmost island of the country, or the hidden gem of Kythira. The Peloponnese with its historical treasures such as Monemvassia and Nafplion, as well as the remote island of Hydra with its picturesque harbor and traditional taverns, also invite you to visit.
Every day, you will experience new ports of call, hidden bays, and the cultural diversity of Greece. Trust us – your Greece specialist – and enjoy a perfectly organized cruise that harmoniously combines history, nature, and relaxation.
Program Overview Classical Greece:
A Week Full of Experiences on Your Greece Cruise
Day 1 (Friday): Marina Zea near Athens and Kea
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM: Embarkation at Marina Zea, departure towards Kea via Cape Sounion. After dinner, enjoy free time to explore the port of Kea, Korrisia. Departure early the next morning to Delos, overnight on board at sea.
Day 2 (Saturday): Delos and Mykonos
Opportunity to visit the former sacred island of Delos and its historical monuments. Departure towards Mykonos, with a stop for swimming. Afternoon and evening free to explore Mykonos’ nightlife. Overnight on board in the port of Mykonos.
Day 3 (Sunday): Santorini
Arrival in Santorini around noon, at the port of Fira. Excursion to the Caldera volcano, with the opportunity to visit archaeological sites and typical villages. Departure towards Crete later at night.
Day 4 (Monday): Rethymnon/Crete
Morning arrival at the port of Rethymnon in Crete. Optional excursion to the ancient city of Knossos, near the capital Heraklion. Departure to Kythira late in the evening. Overnight on board at sea.
Day 5 (Tuesday): Kythira
Morning stop for swimming and arrival at Kythira, an island less popular than other Cycladic islands but increasingly discovered by tourists in recent years. Evening in Chora to explore the town and enjoy the tranquility of the island. Overnight on Kythira.
Day 6 (Wednesday): Monemvassia and Nafplio
Early morning departure towards Monemvassia. Visit the fortified town and enjoy free time to experience the Byzantine and Venetian influences as well as the island’s architecture. The famous Greek poet Yiannis Ritsos was born here and described the Peloponnese as a “ship of stone” that could embark on a journey to the past. Departure towards Nafplio in the early afternoon, with an opportunity to relax and swim in the warm waters of the Mediterranean. Evening arrival in Nafplio to explore the beautiful old town, the residence of Greece’s first king Otto of Bavaria, and the surrounding hills with the Palamidi fortress.
Day 7 (Thursday): Nafplio and Hydra
Optional visit to the impressive palace of Agamemnon, the Homeric king of the Achaeans. Early afternoon departure to Hydra. Free time to stroll along the magnificent harbor promenade. Overnight on board in the port of Hydra.
Day 8 (Friday): Marina Zea near Athens
Early morning departure towards Athens or the port of Piraeus, arriving at Marina Zea. Disembarkation after breakfast.
Greece Cruises – Classical Greece | Information and Booking
The Harmony G, a modern high-tech yacht operated by the private shipping company Variety Cruises, offers space for only 49 passengers with its 21 cabins. With a lounge bar, indoor and outdoor restaurant, and a sun deck, it provides comfortable and luxurious Greece cruises to the hidden treasures of the Aegean. The yacht, launched in 2001 and renovated in 2013, meets the highest safety standards according to SOLAS and guarantees a safe and comfortable journey.
Life on board mainly takes place in the lounge or around the American bar on the upper deck. The restaurant features large windows offering breathtaking views of the sea and the passing Greek islands. On the upper deck, sun loungers invite you to relax, while a small swimming pool provides refreshment between trips.
With its combination of modern technology, personal service, and exclusive ambiance, Variety Cruises was awarded the Tourism Award in 2015 for the “Best Cruise Line in Small Ship Cruising in Greece.” These special cruises combine luxury with authentic experiences, making your journey an unforgettable adventure. Built: 2001 | Renovated: 2013 | Length: 54 meters | Width: 7 meters | Cabins: 21 |
Dates, Prices per Person – Classical Greece
Services
Included in the Price
- The prices per person include accommodation in a double or twin cabin with private shower, WC, and air conditioning.
Half board: Breakfast buffet and dinner. | Welcome cocktail. | Greek night
Fishing and snorkeling equipment (subject to availability). | English-speaking ship escort.
BBQ (weather permitting). | All-day: Filter coffee, tea, water. | Captain’s dinner.
Submit your non-binding inquiry for the “Classical Greece” tour here with the Greece expert and combine it individually with a beach extension tailored to your wishes. Video Galileo
Not Included in the Price
One-time port fee per person: €320 €
Shore excursions on the islands (presented by tour guides on board).
WIFI (available for a fee).
Personal expenses (not previously listed included drinks, medical expenses, expenses on land).
Cleaning service, spa treatments, boutique items.
Tips (optional, but typically given by satisfied customers to the captain at the end of the cruise, approx. €10–12 per person/day, distributed among all crew members).
Anything else not included in the cruise program.
Additional Fees
Single room surcharge: 60% for categories A and B, 75% for category C.
A 30% discount is available for a third person accommodated in category A (M/S Galileo) or category B (M/S Panorama).
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Antiquity to Byzantium – Variety Cruises Greece MS Galileo
Enjoy an Exciting Sailing Yacht Experience on Our Greece Cruises Aboard the Galileo
Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of the Peloponnese as you sail aboard the Galileo on our Greece cruises. Discover the hidden treasures of ancient Greece and the Byzantine era. Every day brings something new: historical ports, the rich history of various islands, and the cultural and scenic diversity of the Greek archipelago.
Highlights of this journey include the impressive Theater of Epidaurus, the Tomb of Agamemnon, and the Necropolis of Mycenae. You can also explore the picturesque landscapes of ancient Olympia and the world-famous Delphi. Additional highlights include the traditional towns of Nafplio,
Monemvassia, Gytheion, and Pylos, which are true treasures for culture enthusiasts.Experience new ports of call every day and enjoy the unique combination of history, culture, and breathtaking nature – an unforgettable journey awaits you.
Programmübersicht Antike bis Byzanz:
Reiseplan: Unvergessliche Momente auf Ihrer Griechenland Kreuzfahrt
Day 1 (Friday): Marina Zea near Athens
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM: Embarkation at Marina Zea, welcome cocktail, and meeting the other passengers. Departure towards Epidaurus: Arrival in the evening and dinner on board.
Day 2: Palaia Epidaurus (Optional Excursion)
The yacht departs early in the morning for ancient Epidaurus, a site known in antiquity as a healing sanctuary. According to legend, Asclepius, the son of Apollo, was born here. The ancient theater is still used for performances today. The breathtaking sanctuary was plundered by the Roman general Sulla, pirates, and finally the Goths in 395 AD, leaving little behind except the theater. The wealth of the island once allowed its inhabitants to build impressive monuments, such as the theater (circa 300 BC), known for its perfect proportions and beauty.
Lunch on board and departure for Nafplio, the first capital of Greece. Overnight stay in the port.
Day 3: Nafplio and Mycenae (Optional Excursion)
After a short walk through the city of Nafplio, you will travel through the picturesque Argolis region towards Mycenae. Described by Homer as the “Kingdom of Gold,” Mycenae was a significant city from 1650 to 1100 BC until the end of the Mycenaean period. You will visit the ruins of the ancient city, including the grand Lion Gate, Agamemnon’s Tomb, and a wonderful museum.
Lunch on board and afternoon departure towards Monemvassia. Overnight stay on board at sea as the cruise continues towards Gythion.
Day 4: Gythion (Optional Excursion)
Early morning arrival in Gythion, followed by an excursion to the Mani Peninsula and Cape Tenaro, including a visit to the spectacular Diros Caves. Gythion has been inhabited since prehistoric times but was later used as a port by the Spartans. It was expanded and became the Spartans’ naval base.
After leaving Gythion, the cruise will circle the Mani Peninsula to visit the Diros Caves. These caves, discovered in the 1960s, are now part of Greece’s largest nature reserve. The journey continues to Areopolis, where you can enjoy the sun and explore the fascinating beauty of Mani’s landscapes, including its underground lakes.
Overnight stay on board at sea, heading towards Pylos.
Day 5: Pylos (Optional Excursion)
Pylos is a beautiful town in the southwest of the Peloponnese, located directly by the sea. In 1827, during one of the largest naval battles in history, the Venetian-Greek fleet defeated the powerful Ottoman fleet, leading to Greece’s independence in 1829. After a break to admire the landscapes, we continue to the magnificent Palace of Nestor. The ruins of this prehistoric palace are located on a hill north of Pylos and were discovered in 1939 by American archaeologist Carl Blegen. The royal suite is well-preserved, and even a bathtub, undoubtedly belonging to the king, was found. The palace’s cloister was originally built on two levels and tastefully decorated with frescoes.
We then proceed to Chora, where a beautiful museum displays thousands of objects found in the palace. Overnight stay on board at sea, heading towards Katakolon.
Day 6: Katakolon and Olympia (Optional Excursion)
Early morning arrival in Katakolon. Disembarkation at 7:00 AM, followed by a bus ride to Olympia, one of the most famous sites of antiquity. This is where the first Olympic Games were held. We will visit the Temple of Hera and the magnificent Temple of Zeus, where athletes trained. Later, we will explore the Museum of Olympia, considered one of the most beautiful in the world.
After lunch in Olympia, we will visit the Museum of the History of the Ancient Olympic Games, which focuses exclusively on ancient artifacts and archaeology related to the games. After some free time for independent exploration, we will travel to Patras on the northern coast of the peninsula and reboard the ship to sail to Itea in the Gulf of Corinth. Overnight stay in the port of Itea.
Day 7: Itea and Delphi (Optional Excursion)
The excursion to Delphi, one of the world’s most popular archaeological sites, begins early in the morning. We will visit the impressive ruins of Delphi, astonishingly built on the slope of a mountain. This fantastic site takes everyone’s breath away. At its peak, Delphi was known for its wealth and reputation as the largest oracle of antiquity. The tour of the ruins and the museum will take half a day.
We then return to the ship and sail through the Corinth Canal to Marina Zea. Overnight stay in the port of Marina Zea.
Day 8: Marina Zea near Athens
Disembarkation after a delicious breakfast. Upon request, we can also arrange an interesting post-cruise program tailored to your needs.
Greece Cruises – Antiquity to Byzantium | Information and Booking
At 48 meters in length, the Galileo is a classic, motorized steel ship that was renovated in 2016 for Greece cruises. On the main deck, you’ll find the American Bar and the restaurant, which is elegantly lined with leather and wood. Passengers particularly enjoy the shaded corners of the outdoor bar and the upper deck, where they can relax on sun loungers and soak up the sun.Trust your Greece expert with 30 years of experience for an extraordinary and spectacular cruise!
Built: 1992 | Renovated: 2016 | Length: 48 meters | Width: 10 meters | Cabins: 25
Dates, Prices per Person – Antique to Byzantium
Services
Included in the Price
- The prices per person include accommodation in a double or twin cabin with private shower, WC, and air conditioning.
Half board: Breakfast buffet and dinner. | Welcome cocktail. | Greek night
Fishing and snorkeling equipment (subject to availability). | English-speaking ship escort.
BBQ (weather permitting). | All-day: Filter coffee, tea, water. | Captain’s dinner.
Submit your non-binding inquiry for the “Antiquity to Byzantium” tour here with the Greece expert and combine it individually with a beach extension tailored to your wishes. Video Galileo
Not Included in the Price
One-time port fee per person: €320 €
Shore excursions on the islands (presented by tour guides on board).
WIFI (available for a fee).
Personal expenses (not previously listed included drinks, medical expenses, expenses on land).
Cleaning service, spa treatments, boutique items.
Tips (optional, but typically given by satisfied customers to the captain at the end of the cruise, approx. €10–12 per person/day, distributed among all crew members).
Anything else not included in the cruise program.
Additional Fees
Single room surcharge: 60% for categories A and B, 75% for category C.
A 30% discount is available for a third person accommodated in category A (M/S Galileo) or category B (M/S Panorama).
Our next cruise follows now.
South-Aegean Islands – Greece Cruises on the Panorama Sailing Yacht
Discover Greece’s Hidden Treasures on 10 Stunning Island Destinations
Step off the beaten path and uncover Greece’s true treasures across 10 breathtaking island destinations.
Experience the authentic culture of the country, shaped by its warm hospitality, known as “filoxenia”, and the passion and dedication embodied in “meraki”.
This Greece cruise takes you to the hidden islands of the Cyclades and the Dodecanese – places steeped in history and bathed in unique light.
Look forward to crystal-clear waters, paradisiacal beaches, and an unparalleled atmosphere.
Whether you already love Greece or are discovering it for the first time, this cruise offers you the chance to experience this magical land with fresh eyes, full of beauty and knowledge.
Be enchanted by the diversity and secrets of this island world. Greece opens its doors to share its hidden treasures with you.
Immerse yourself in this fascinating country and enjoy sustainable, unforgettable experiences that will remain in your memory forever.
Program Overview South Aegean: Itinerary: Your Greece Cruise at a Glance
Day 1 (Friday): Marina Zea near Athens
Embarkation from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM. Set sail towards the nearby Cape Sounion. Enjoy cocktails at sunset and a welcome dinner outdoors beneath the ancient Greek Temple of Poseidon. Overnight at sea en route to the island of Ikaria.
Day 2: Island of Ikaria (Optional Excursion)
In the morning, we stop for a refreshing swim at Seychelles Beach, a stunning spot best accessed by yacht. Enjoy the vibrant blue waters and the bright white pebbles on the seabed. After a BBQ lunch on board, our ship docks at Ikaria’s picturesque harbor.
Ikaria is a unique phenomenon, unlike any other island in Greece or the world. The people here live significantly longer than those on other islands or the mainland. In fact, residents of Ikaria live, on average, 10 years longer than people in the rest of Europe and America.
Join our tour and discover authentic villages that move to a different rhythm. Enjoy a hike through wild landscapes followed by a swim in one of the island’s eight natural thermal springs, or participate in a cooking class in a family’s country kitchen. These classes often take place in the garden of an old village home, offering a personal cooking experience while learning about local life and the secret to the longevity of the island’s residents, part of the Blue Zone of Greek islands.
Day 3: Patmos and Lipsi (Optional Excursion)
Early morning sailing brings us to Patmos, an island of revelation with a touch of divinity. Let yourself be captivated by the mysticism and tranquility of the “Island of the Apocalypse.”
In the morning, explore two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Cave of the Apocalypse and the Monastery of St. John, as well as the historic center of the medieval town of Chora, filled with splendor and serenity.Small and remote, Patmos is often referred to as the “Jerusalem of the Aegean” and is nothing short of spectacular.In the afternoon, we sail to the island of Lipsi, a time capsule of authenticity in the Dodecanese.
Enjoy an open-air lunch and a swimming stop at one of the sparkling chains of 24 islands protected under the Natura 2000 network, which serve as an ideal refuge for the shy Mediterranean monk seal.During your stay on Lipsi, we invite you to sample the island’s famous Aposperitis red wine (served on board).
The evening is free for you to enjoy the sunset at the harbor and dine by the sea, savoring homemade traditional recipes made with local ingredients.Alternatively, you can participate in one of the traditional village festivals that often take place in the afternoon.Overnight stay in Lipsi.
Day 4: Kalymnos (Optionaler Excursion)
Early in the morning, we sail towards Kalymnos, with a swimming stop along the way. Kalymnos is a hidden gem for those seeking simplicity and authenticity. This island in the Dodecanese, home to the famous sponge divers, is ideal for modern adventures, offering 1,300 climbing routes to explore.
Join our tour and witness the locals harvesting sponges, producing approximately 30,000 sponges annually. Learn about the various types of sponges and the stages they go through before reaching the market.
The afternoon is free for you to take a hike or marvel at the Esperidon Fjord, perhaps the most beautiful fjord in Greece.
Overnight stay in the picturesque harbor of Kalymnos.
Day 5: To the Island with the Fewest Inhabitants
Your Greece cruise takes you to the white-and-blue Cyclades. The first stop is the island of Levitha, known for its untouched nature and a small restaurant serving fresh fish and meat. Explore goat trails or visit the abandoned Italian outpost from World War II.The journey continues to Amorgos, the island featured in Luc Besson’s The Big Blue. Amorgos offers authentic experiences with its traditions, cozy villages, and the production of the famous honey liqueur, Psimeni Raki.In the evening, you can explore the medieval capital, perched 400 meters above sea level, and enjoy its breathtaking views.
Day 6: Amorgos – Koufonisia – Iraklia (Optional Excursion)
Today, your Greece cruise continues with an impressive day of discovery. In the morning, we visit the Monastery of Panagia Chozoviotissa, built into the cliffs of Amorgos in 1088. Here, you’ll gain insight into the monks’ quarters, view valuable artifacts, and enjoy a glass of Psimeni Raki (a local honey liqueur) along with a traditional sweet, all while admiring the spectacular views of the Aegean Sea.Afterward, we sail to Koufonisia, a small group of islands known for their turquoise waters and serene atmosphere. Enjoy a swim in one of the secluded bays or relax on the pristine beaches.The journey continues to Iraklia, a hidden gem of the Small Cyclades. This tranquil island offers untouched nature, crystal-clear waters, and a peaceful escape from the modern world. Take the opportunity to explore the island’s hiking trails or simply unwind in its serene surroundings.Overnight stay on board as we continue our journey.
Day 7: Serifos (Optional Excursion)
Greece Cruises – Ancient GreeceIn the morning, we arrive at Serifos, a quintessential Cycladic island known for its radiant light, crystal-clear waters, and unspoiled traditions. Enjoy a swim at one of the island’s secluded beaches, best accessed by a small boat. A BBQ lunch will be served on board, followed by a stroll through the picturesque castle village of Hora.Join our tour to a local winery with breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea, or get hands-on in the island’s pottery workshop, where you can learn the basics of pottery and take your creation home as a souvenir.In the evening, we gather for a farewell dinner, reminiscing about all the hidden gems of Greece we’ve discovered. At midnight, we set sail back to Athens.
Day 8: Marina Zea near Athens
Disembarkation after a delicious breakfast.
Dates, Prices per Person – South Aegean islands
Services
Included in the Price
- The prices per person include accommodation in a double or twin cabin with private shower, WC, and air conditioning.
Half board: Breakfast buffet and dinner. | Welcome cocktail. | Greek night
Fishing and snorkeling equipment (subject to availability). | English-speaking ship escort.
BBQ (weather permitting). | All-day: Filter coffee, tea, water. | Captain’s dinner.
Submit your non-binding inquiry for the “South-Aegean-islands” tour here with the Greece expert and combine it individually with a beach extension tailored to your wishes. Video Galileo
Not Included in the Price
One-time port fee per person: €320 €
Shore excursions on the islands (presented by tour guides on board).
WIFI (available for a fee).
Personal expenses (not previously listed included drinks, medical expenses, expenses on land).
Cleaning service, spa treatments, boutique items.
Tips (optional, but typically given by satisfied customers to the captain at the end of the cruise, approx. €10–12 per person/day, distributed among all crew members).
Anything else not included in the cruise program.
Additional Fees
Single room surcharge: 60% for categories A and B, 75% for category C.
A 30% discount is available for a third person accommodated in category A (M/S Galileo) or category B (M/S Panorama).
Our next cruise follows now.
For the cruises to the Ionian Islands, we kindly ask for a little patience.
What to Expect on These Variety Cruises in Greece on Private Motor & Sailing Yachts
Greek Island Cruises Offer Unforgettable Experiences
Discover the cultural and natural wonders of Greece on a unique journey. Enjoy Athens and the impressive Acropolis at sunset. Explore the beautiful Cycladic islands, including Kea, Santorini, Mykonos, and Delos – a UNESCO-protected archaeological gem. Alternatively, choose a trip to Crete, the largest and southernmost Greek island. Dive into the crystal-clear waters of Kythira, a hidden gem of the Aegean, and explore the Peloponnese Peninsula with its historical treasures such as Monemvassia and Nafplion. Visit the picturesque harbor of Hydra, discover hidden bays with turquoise waters, and experience the fascinating history of ancient Greece as well as the impressive cultural diversity of the country.
Imagine This:
Private beaches accessible only by small ships carrying 30 to 50 passengers, and an impeccable crew offering warm, friendly, and professional service. On your cruise, you’ll not only enjoy a safe and private environment but also an all-around feel-good experience. With Variety Cruises, you combine fantastic destinations, a personal yacht tailored to your taste, an experienced crew, and exquisite cuisine featuring local specialties.
The Perfect Ingredients for the Ultimate Yacht Cruise Experience:
Almost all small ships from Variety Cruises offer ocean-view cabins, providing you with an unobstructed 360° view of nature’s wonders and the splendor of the destinations visited. Discover the most authentic destinations for your Greece cruises, or travel with Variety Cruises to exotic locations such as the Adriatic, the Western Mediterranean, Cuba, the Seychelles, Costa Rica and Panama, West Africa, or the Cape Verde Islands.Our ships are your ultimate floating home, no matter where you go.
I Am Well-Versed in Greece Cruises
Not only do I know the mainland with its islands and the legendary stories full of heroes and myths, but as a Greek, I also deeply experience and feel the people, their values, wonderful traditions, and delicious cuisine several times a year.We will share with you the best tips on where friendly locals help us so that you, too, can “experience the land of the Greeks with your soul” and keep it in your best memories for a long time.