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Greece, a land of fabulous beauty, remains one of the world's most popular travel destinations and has almost 15,000 kilometers of coastline and over 2,000 islands, of which only 170 are inhabited.

There is no better way to explore the beauty of the Greek islands and the coastline of mainland Greece than on a private yacht. By chartering a yacht, you can see unique landscapes and experience the culture of several islands in a short period of time. Some of the islands have airports, making it possible to get to the yacht fairly quickly. The islands are close to each other, and the term "island-hopping" is used here for a reason. You can easily visit a dozen islands during a short cruise, explore isolated beaches with their unique local culture and taste the freshest national food.

Greece has over 250 days of sunshine a year and a typical Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers. The peak cruising season is the summer from June to August, however, May, September and October are also great for yacht vacations. Temperatures are still comfortable, although a little cooler than in summer, and the water in the sea is lovely for swimming.

Montenegro is the perfect charter destination, where centuries-old architecture blends perfectly with modern hotels, bars and restaurants. From sailing Montenegro's azure waters on a charter yacht to exploring forested mountains, rocky cliffs and small villages nestled on sheer cliffs, this tiny Balkan country is a paradise for discerning travelers.

You can cruise the stunning rocky shores of the Bay of Kotor, known as the southernmost fjord, where emerald cliffs rise above crystal clear blue waters, or the Lustica Peninsula. A cultural attraction since the 17th century is the Ostrog Monastery, located in Montenegro's vertical cliffs, where the remains of St. Basil of Ostrog are kept. 

The best time to visit Montenegro is between May and October. At this time you will enjoy pleasant sunny weather, and the sea temperature of 25°C will allow you to relax in the azure waters of the Adriatic Sea.

Greece, a land of fabulous beauty, remains one of the world's most popular travel destinations and has almost 15,000 kilometers of coastline and over 2,000 islands, of which only 170 are inhabited.

There is no better way to explore the beauty of the Greek islands and the coastline of mainland Greece than on a private yacht. By chartering a yacht, you can see unique landscapes and experience the culture of several islands in a short period of time. Some of the islands have airports, making it possible to get to the yacht fairly quickly. The islands are close to each other, and the term "island-hopping" is used here for a reason. You can easily visit a dozen islands during a short cruise, explore isolated beaches with their unique local culture and taste the freshest national food.

Greece has over 250 days of sunshine a year and a typical Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers. The peak cruising season is the summer from June to August, however, May, September and October are also great for yacht vacations. Temperatures are still comfortable, although a little cooler than in summer, and the water in the sea is lovely for swimming.

Montenegro is the perfect charter destination, where centuries-old architecture blends perfectly with modern hotels, bars and restaurants. From sailing Montenegro's azure waters on a charter yacht to exploring forested mountains, rocky cliffs and small villages nestled on sheer cliffs, this tiny Balkan country is a paradise for discerning travelers.

You can cruise the stunning rocky shores of the Bay of Kotor, known as the southernmost fjord, where emerald cliffs rise above crystal clear blue waters, or the Lustica Peninsula. A cultural attraction since the 17th century is the Ostrog Monastery, located in Montenegro's vertical cliffs, where the remains of St. Basil of Ostrog are kept.

The best time to visit Montenegro is between May and October. At this time you will enjoy pleasant sunny weather, and the sea temperature of 25°C will allow you to relax in the azure waters of the Adriatic Sea.