Gulet Charter Skopelos & Cruises
- Custom Made
- 1961
- Skopelos
- 10 berths
- 4 cabin
- 12 guests
- 15.5 m
- 3 WC
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Explore gulet rental options in Skopelos by trip length, including day charter, multi-day charter, and weekly charter.
A gulet charter in Skopelos combines the generous deck space of a traditionally styled wooden motor-sailer with the island’s compact coastal geography. These vessels are designed primarily for comfortable, crewed cruising rather than high-performance sailing. Days commonly revolve around short passages, swimming stops, shared meals and time at anchor.
Skopelos lies between Skiathos and Alonissos in the Northern Sporades. Its mountainous, pine-covered interior descends toward rocky coves and beaches, while several small ports allow itineraries to respond to changing conditions. A gulet’s communal areas and multiple cabins suit groups who want to experience this coastline together without operating the boat themselves.
The western and southern sides of Skopelos contain many of its more sheltered cruising settings. Panormos Bay is a natural choice for time at anchor, while Limnonari, Stafylos and Velanio add further possibilities for swimming stops when conditions permit. Neo Klima, Agnontas and Loutraki provide alternatives to relying solely on the main harbor.
Skopelos Town offers a contrasting shore visit, with its amphitheatric old settlement rising above the northeastern harbor and the Venetian Castle overlooking the waterfront. Elsewhere, Kastani Beach and Agios Ioannis in Kastri are recognizable filming locations from Mamma Mia, while Glossa provides another traditional settlement to explore.
For a longer itinerary, Skopelos fits naturally into a Northern Sporades circuit linking Skiathos and Alonissos. The short coastal legs and compact inter-island passages leave room for the unhurried rhythm that suits a gulet: cruising between stops, swimming, dining on deck and going ashore.
The principal boating season runs from May through October. June and September generally offer the most balanced conditions, combining warm weather with less intense heat and usually lighter meltemi winds than at the height of summer. July and August are hot, dry and sunny, but northerly winds become more persistent.
Those winds matter when planning a gulet itinerary. The north and east coasts can become choppy, maneuvering in Skopelos Port may be more demanding, and gusts can develop around the island’s steep terrain. Western and southern waters are often more comfortable in northerly weather, giving the crew useful alternatives. Conditions are commonly calmer in the morning, although current forecasts and local harbor guidance should shape each day’s plan. October can still be viable, but rainfall increases and some visitor services become less consistent.
Gulets are particularly well suited to families, groups of friends and multi-generational parties who value shared deck space, relaxed cruising and several nights aboard. A professional crew handles navigation and routine boat operations, so guests generally need no sailing experience. The crew remains on board throughout a crewed charter, however, making this different from a fully independent, self-operated holiday.
Before booking, confirm whether the arrangement is a private whole-boat charter or a cabin-based trip. Private charter gives one group exclusive use of the guest accommodation and communal areas, while cabin charters may involve sharing those spaces with other travelers. Compare cabin configuration, bathrooms, outdoor dining and lounging areas, air conditioning, meal arrangements and the precise services included. If sailing under sail is important, check the individual vessel’s capabilities rather than assuming its rig will be the main form of propulsion.
Travel logistics also deserve attention. Skopelos has no airport; Skiathos is the closest air gateway, followed by a ferry or authorized sea transfer. Allow sufficient time between flights and ferries, especially when arriving later in the day.
The Skopelos selection on viravira.co currently includes 1. The listed option is configured with 4 and has capacity for up to 12, making its layout particularly relevant to a larger private group. Eligible prices begin at €1,319; check the listing for the charter period, crew, meals and other inclusions covered by that amount.
Travelers comparing other vessel styles can also explore yacht charters in Skopelos. For a wider geographic comparison, see available gulet charters in Greece.



/ night
gulet available
€1,319
€1,319
Prices vary by yacht type, size, season and charter type. Additional costs such as fuel, skipper fees and security deposit may apply.
Last updated at October 27, 2026
/ day
gulet available
€1,319
€1,319
Prices vary by yacht type, size, season and charter type. Additional costs such as fuel, skipper fees and security deposit may apply.
Last updated at October 27, 2026
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