September in Greece is, frankly, one of the best-kept secrets in Mediterranean yachting. The summer crowds thin out, the water stays warm, the light turns golden, and the islands feel — briefly — like they belong to you again. That's exactly the moment to be aboard Amoraki, and right now she's available at 20% off her standard weekly rate through to 15th October.
Meet Amoraki
At 23.2 metres, this Posillipo Rizzardi 76' is a boat that rewards a second look. Sleek, purposeful, and — following a full refit in 2024 — immaculate in every detail. She's based in Athens and built for the kind of private yacht charter in Greece that most people only dream about: island-hopping at your own pace, dropping anchor wherever takes your fancy, with a dedicated crew of four on hand to make sure the whole thing feels effortless.
She sleeps up to nine guests across four well-appointed cabins. The interiors are beautifully considered — warm and residential rather than clinical or over-designed. Deck space is generous, which matters enormously when you're spending long, lazy afternoons at anchor off some half-forgotten Greek cove.
Why Greece in Autumn?
We'll say it plainly: a Greece yacht charter in September or October is a different — and arguably better — experience than July or August. The Meltemi wind has largely done its worst and moved on. Restaurants on the smaller islands are still open and still welcoming. And the sea? Still perfectly swimmable, right the way into October.
From Athens, Amoraki opens up the full sweep of the Saronic Gulf — Hydra, Spetses, Poros — as well as the Cyclades if you're feeling more adventurous. Santorini, Milos, Folegandros: the kind of islands that define what a luxury charter holiday in Greece looks and feels like. In September, you can actually sit in a harbour taverna without elbowing for a table. That alone is worth the trip.
The Crew Makes the Difference
Four crew for nine guests is a comfortable ratio — attentive without being intrusive. That balance is something we look for on every yacht in our portfolio. On a luxury gulet charter or motor yacht like Amoraki, the crew is ultimately what separates a good week on the water from an extraordinary one. They know these waters, they know the anchorages, and they'll quietly manage every detail so you don't have to think about anything except which island to visit next.
The Offer — and Why It Won't Last
Amoraki's calendar is open until 15th October, and for any weekly booking made during September or October, she's available at €20,000 per week plus expenses — a full 20% reduction on her standard rates. For a newly refitted 23-metre yacht with crew included, that is exceptional value in the Greece yacht charter market.
These gaps will go. Autumn charters in Greece have been selling harder than ever over the past few seasons — savvier travellers have cottoned on to just how good it is. If Amoraki feels right for your group, now is the moment to move.
Get in touch with our team at Exclusive Gulets and we'll handle everything — itinerary planning, provisioning preferences, transfers. The Aegean is waiting, and honestly, it's never looked better than it does in September.
