2 -3 or more sailboat flotilla together in Halkidiki day trip for 11 or more persons

A great way for groups larger than 10 persons to go sailing in 2026!

Safety and Greek regulations

Due to Greek yachting regulations, licensing a yacht for more than 12 persons in total is much more complicated business-wise than less. Although the yachts may be pretty large and would easily accommodate more persons their license usually is about 10 to 12 persons, Skipper and crew included (the same number for which there are enough seats in life-raft and life-jackets on board). So It has to do with safety regulations and we take safety at sea very seriously at charterAyacht.

So for larger groups, we offer the possibility to book a second (or third) sailing yacht for a day trip in Halkidiki.

Yes, but we want to be together?

People usually ask me. As the route usually takes us from one beach to the next the transfer times are about 30-45 min max between beaches. At each beach, the yachts drop anchor and tie together making a large platform with plenty of ladders for climbing back on board again, showers, music, etc. great for a party atmosphere. While underway the boats as you can see in the pictures travel close to each other 5-10m and people have more fun taking photos and jocking. As you will be all together when we make the taverna stop, your group will practically be together almost all day.

What about the cost?

The price is very good considering that you are booking a private trip on luxury sailboats. Sure it’s cheaper to go for a day trip on a large boat with another 150 people, but sailing and having your private yachts and skippers make the experience worth the extra cost.

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Number of persons, possible dates
The hotel you’ll be staying
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which areas do you cover?

Most enquiries are for Halkidiki, especially Kassandra, Sithonia, Neos Marmaras, Sani and nearby pickup areas, but some routes can also involve Mount Athos, the Sporades or other departures.

Can you help me choose the right trip?

Yes. If you tell us your dates, group size, hotel area and whether you prefer swimming, sailing, fishing, sightseeing or a private boat, we can suggest the most practical option.

Which parts of Halkidiki are the most common for these trips?

Kassandra, Sithonia, Neos Marmaras and nearby coasts are among the most common, with some special routes extending toward Mount Athos, island groups or other regional departures.

Do you also run trips to the Sporades or other areas?

Some pages cover routes beyond the usual Halkidiki day zone, including selected island-hopping or longer holiday plans. These are not the same as a simple local day trip, so always check the exact departure logic.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do trips usually start?

That depends on the product. Many departures are from Halkidiki marinas such as Neos Marmaras, Kassandra-side pickup points or other practical boarding locations shown for the specific trip.

Is hotel pickup included?

Not always. Some trips include pickup or a transfer option, while for others you meet the boat directly at the departure point. Always check the exact product details.

What is usually included in a day trip?

That depends on the specific trip, but a skipper, the boat itself and the planned route are normally included. Extras such as hotel transfers, meals or special equipment depend on the exact product.

What should I bring for the trip?

Bring swimwear, towels, sun protection, a hat, water-friendly footwear if you like, and any personal medication you may need. A soft bag is usually easier than a hard suitcase.

Can we swim and snorkel during the trip?

On many routes, yes. Swimming stops are common on sailing and boat trips, and snorkelling may be possible if the conditions and the exact trip allow it.

Is the route fixed exactly as shown?

Not always. The general area and style of trip are usually clear, but the skipper may adjust stops or the exact route for weather, sea conditions and the comfort of the group.