The only boat here that is entirely yours: your route, your pace, your people, priced per group.
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Every other cruise on this site asks you to fit an itinerary. This one asks what you want to do. The Wind Spirit sails with your group alone; the captain will linger an hour at the hot springs if that is your idea of the evening, or skip them for a long anchor in a quiet cove, and dinner is a full Greek spread with wine and beer rather than a buffet line shared with strangers. It holds a 5.0 across 50 reviews on its listing, a young but spotless record, and it prices per group, which changes the math entirely from about six people up.
Hotel pickup is included, and the boat leaves from Vlychada Marina on the south coast. From there the evening is genuinely yours: the standard shape mirrors the classic circuit, cliffs, swim stops, hot springs, dinner into sunset, but every stop is negotiable with the captain at the dock or on the way out. Groups celebrating something tend to trade a swim stop for a longer dinner anchor; families tend to do the opposite.
The galley serves a full Greek dinner with wine, beer and soft drinks, plated as your group wants it rather than on a schedule. The sunset happens wherever the captain knows the light works best that month. Plan on about five hours.
This is the boat for groups and occasions: six or more friends splitting the per-boat price, a family taking one big night, a proposal that needs an empty deck. Per-group pricing means the per-head cost falls with every extra guest, and the flexibility is the real product; no shared boat will hold the hot springs for you.
It is not the economical choice for two people, for whom the sixteen-guest Barbarossa delivers most of the quiet at a fraction of the cost. Its 5.0 rating stands on 50 reviews, a real but young record, which is why we print the count beside it. And the per-group price lives on the live listing and varies with your group size and date, so run your own split before deciding; from six people up it starts beating the premium per-seat boats.
You pay for the boat, not per seat, and the listing quotes the figure for your date and group size. Split it across your group: at six or more people the per-head cost typically lands in the range of the premium shared boats, with the whole deck to yourselves.
Within the evening's length and the weather, yes; that is the point of a charter. Agree the shape with the captain at departure: longer at the hot springs, an extra swim anchor, or a slow dinner drift are all normal asks.
It is the platform's real figure across 50 reviews, verified twice before we printed it. Fifty is a young record compared to the four-figure boats, so we show the count with the score and let you weigh it.
The private boat and crew, a full Greek dinner with wine, beer and soft drinks, hotel pickup, and free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure. The listing states the current per-group price for your date.
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