Where to go on a Greece small ship cruise
2. Corfu
3. Cyclades
4. Dodecanese
5. Peloponnese
6. Piraeus
1. Adriatic coast
2. Corfu
3. Cyclades
4. Dodecanese
5. Peloponnese
6. Piraeus
Our Greece cruising Vacations
Sailing vacation in Greece, Mykonos to Santorini
The boat, the beach and inviting Greek villages
Luxury gulet cruise in the Aegean
5 star services while cruising the Greek Islands in luxury
Sailing vacation in the Aegean Sea
Uninhabited islands in a 6 person boat
Greece sailing vacation, Saronic coast
You don't have to be Homer to know it will be a blast!
Island hopping cruise in Greece
Classic small ship cruise to Greek Islands & Ephesus
Corfu and Ionian cruise in Greece
Cruise the amazing Ionian islands from Corfu.
Gastronomy and sailing vacation in Greece
Explore the Greek islands and their gastronomy with a chef!
Greece sailing vacation in Ionian Sea
Sail, explore and experience the Ionian islands in Greece
Sailing vacation in the Ionian Sea
An unforgettable sailing adventure
Greece family sailing vacation
-Sailing adventure for families in the Greek islands
Greek Islands sailing vacation, Santorini to Mykonos
Sapphire waters, whitewashed villages & history laden ruins
Greece small ship cruise, ancient sites of the Peloponnese
Small ship cruise to many of Greece's top ancient sites
Cyclades Islands sailing vacation, Greece
Swim in turquoise seas & explore ancient towns
Greek Island Cruise
Discover Greece on this relaxing cruise around Evia
Malta, Sicily and The Aeolian Islands Cruise
Cruise the amazing Sicily, Malta and Aeolian islands.
Family sailing vacation in the Cyclades, Greece
Enjoy the beauty of the Greek islands
Greek Island cruising vacation
Discover a side of Greece riddled with myth and magic.
Greece cruising vacations travel advice
Why a small ship cruise in Greece?
“Greece has some 6000 islands, though only about 230 are populated. Many of these are very small with very limited accommodation and transport links, and many harbours are tiny. Large vessels can’t get to many of the islands and ports, and whilst there is a good ferry system, you need much more time, and good luck finding accommodation.”
Itinerary tip
Food tip
Size of boat
Our top Greece cruising Vacation
Sailing vacation in Greece, Mykonos to Santorini
The boat, the beach and inviting Greek villages
2020: 16 May, 30 May, 13 Jun, 27 Jun, 11 Jul, 25 Jul, 22 Aug, 19 Sep
What to pack
Advice for families
Cultural tips
Waves & weather
“I travelled in early July and arrived in a heatwave – it was over 40°C. But the weather cooled over the week; I needed a light layer in the evenings on the islands, and a windproof or waterproof jacket came in useful as it got surprisingly chilly when we were on the move on the water. The Aegean winds are actually at their strongest during the summer months, so not only can it get cool, but the waves were really whipped up. On some days, it was hard to believe we were in the Mediterranean – it looked more like the open Atlantic!”
Greece small ship cruises advice from our travelers
We have selected some of the most useful tips our travelers have provided over the years to help you make the very most of your small ship cruising vacation in Greece.


“It's a relaxing trip, most on board are of a more mature age. Shame there are not more round the mid 40's - mid 50's yr looking for this type of fulfillment. It’s a lovely trip… we were encouraged to walk the back streets and mingle in order to distribute our possible expenditures and support around each island.” – Rosanne Sene
“It was absolutely fantastic to be able to visit so many places from the sea, going into small harbours and tying up among local fishing boats. Most visitors explore the Peloponnese by bus which involves long periods of travel, but we were never moored more than 30 minutes away from anything. The itinerary was well paced with a good mix of site visits, travel along the amazingly scenic coastline, and interesting talks about Greece, its history, customs and anything we wanted to ask about. We felt the programme just got better and better.” – Hilary Richards


“Time stopped. It was like being transported into a cultural bubble, suspended in Grecian hospitality and nature that was a pleasure and privilege to experience… This is not a vacation, it's like stepping into another world. Be as a real as you can be and it will transport you. Try and impose your perspective and you will miss its essence… Not only are your hosts genuine and important parts of this world, they are totally attuned to the nature, the people and the culture of this magnificent country.” – Stuart MacIver
“Be prepared for a wee bit of seasickness if the swell is higher than normal. Stay up top! Despite my trip spanning the end of August / beginning of September I was surprised that the Mediterranean winds can occasionally make it chilly so bring some form or warm or waterproof clothing.” – Kate Wilson on a small sailing ship