Aegean Sea Yacht Charter. The best months to go on an Aegean Sea yacht charter is between May and September. The Aegean Sea is significantly winder than the Ionian or other areas of the Mediterranean, this is due to the Meltemi winds. These blow from the north or northeast and they are the strongest between mid-July and mid-August. The Meltemi can blow between 15 and 40 knots, as well as lasting several days or instead calming down in the evening. These winds are cool providing a nice breeze during the warm weather on an Aegean Sea yacht charter.

Tides and Swells. On an Aegean Sea yacht charter, the tide is minimal and only ranging up to 2ft (0.6m) at a maximum.

Great Sailing Destination. The Aegean Sea is a 215,000 square kilometre area of the sea located between mainland Greece and Turkey. The Aegean Sea includes a large number of Greece islands including the Cyclades, Dodecanese, Sporades, Saronic, and the Turkish Mediterranean coastline. The Aegean Sea and its history have attracted visitors from all over the world to its colourful houses, with the colours of majolica dome, carnations pergolas and whitewashed houses. The Aegean Sea has a large number of towns and villages to explore, coves to anchor in and beaches to relax at. On an Aegean Sea yacht charter, visitors can discover why this area was so important to the civilisation of Ancient Greece.

Aegean Sea Yacht Charter. When you are on an Aegean Sea yacht charter, you can create an itinerary depending on your desires and requirements. One thing that makes the Aegean Sea so appealing for sailors is the large number of destinations to explore in the area. If you have a skipper, your skipper can recommend which islands to explore, marinas to moor in and restaurants to visit. They also have expert knowledge of how to book marinas and what needs to be done in advance and what places you can just arrive at without pre-booking.