Lesvos, Greece

Rent a Yacht in Lesvos, Greece in a few minutes!

Rent a Yacht in Lesvos, Greece in a few minutes!

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Hiring a yacht is an excellent way to explore the hidden beauties of Lesvos. Lesvos is located between Chios and Limnos, in Greece, and has over 200 recorded beaches. Near its coasts, there are many islets, secluded coves, and bays where you can dock your vessel and enjoy a unique sailing experience. The island has several picturesque marinas, allowing you to easily find the ideal yacht of your choice. You can directly contact the owners of the vessels for the ideal vessel or simply allow a BednBlue travel expert to guide you with some suggestions. 

 

You have plenty of options: 

 

 

You can book and hire a yacht with a skipper--or without one, if you own a license--and enjoy a one-day cruise to Psara or Ayvalik. You also have the option to rent a motorboat, since their fast cruising speed will allow you to tour the 382 km coastline with ease. Finally, you can hire a luxury motor yacht and enjoy a 3-day or 4-day charter to nearby islands, such as Chios.

 

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Yacht in Lesvos

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Lesvos is a beautiful Greek island in the Northeast Aegean Sea, close to Turkey. It is the third-largest island in Greece, also renowned for being the bird-watching capital of Europe. Guests may be interested to go sightseeing before they rent a yacht in Lesvos. As a member of UNESCO’S Global Geoparks Network, with nearly 11 million olive trees and home to The Petrified Forest, you can have the ultimate escape. The Byzantine castle is one of the largest in the Mediterranean and sits in the main town of Mytilene, the capital of the island. Mytilene is an aristocratic town, rich in monuments, churches, and shops, yet offers the perfect blend for tourists by providing exciting nightlife and student-fuelled bars. With so many wonderful hiking trails, forests, and a wealth of attractions, you can combine your sightseeing with a yacht charter in Lesvos and make your vacation here totally worthwhile.

A yacht charter in Lesvos can start from Mytilene. From here, you can begin exploring the unspoiled beaches off the coast. Below the castle of Mytilene, you can find the organized beach of Tsamakia, popular to many tourists, with all sorts of amenities. By renting a motorboat, you can enjoy a half-day cruise to the bay of Geras. This beautiful bay has a sandy cove, known as Tsilia, ideal for moments of relaxation and tranquility. With a motor yacht, you can also tour the 7-kilometer-long coastline of Vatera, one of the most beautiful beaches in Lesvos, with crystal-clear waters. You can practice water sports and enjoy eating at a tavern by the beach.

Along the east and south coast of Lesvos, you will always find bars, restaurants, and shops. Kratigos, Charamida, Agios Ermogenis, Skala Polichnitou are some examples. For the best and strongest ouzo on the island, a stop to Plomari is highly recommended; the Barbayiannis Ouzo Museum presents the production of it. From Mytilene, you can also enjoy a day trip to Psara, roughly 60 nautical miles away. By renting a yacht in Lesvos, you can also cruise to Ayvalik, in Turkey.  Ayvalik offers guests pristine beaches and is near the city of Istanbul, a city that merges eastern and western culture.

If you rent a yacht on the northern coast of Lesvos, you will have endless secluded coves you can pick from. Molivos and Eftalou are blue-flagged beaches that are great for swimming and snorkeling. Eftalou beach has nine interlinked coves, you can also visit the famed hot springs in the same area. In between your sailing, the village of Molivos has a charming harbor where you can moor your vessel. Molivos is a unique medieval settlement with a castle (known as Mythimna), which hosts numerous cultural events during the summer. You can also roam around the town, catch sight of stone roof houses, or sip on cocktails, and taste the local delicacies in any taverna. 

Finally, if you have limited time and want to explore Lesvos in two or three days, we suggest you rent a motor yacht. From Lesvos, you can easily reach Chios and Samos. Cesme and Kusadasi are some exciting destinations near Turkey you can also cruise to. With a skipper on board, you will have no trouble anchoring in hidden coves, bays, and secluded beaches.

Below you will find some useful information regarding your yacht charter in Lesvos.

Mytilini Marina: Located on the southeast edge of the island, close to the center of Mytilene town. This marina has a total capacity of 222 berths and all boats are maintained and well protected from the winds. There are refueling services, car parking, free Wi-Fi, and restaurants within the marina zone.

The airport of Lesvos is located 8 km away from Mytilene and receives daily flights from Athens and Thessaloniki.

Skala Sykamnia: A fishing village on the northern side of the island. It has a few mooring spots for boats that depart towards the Asia Minor coast. Here, you can catch one of the most beautiful sunsets on the island.

Skala Polichnitou: A tiny village with a small harbor, located in the south of the island, a little further from Vatera Beach. It’s great for boat trips to or from the bay of Kalloni. There are a couple of tavernas in the harbor.

Skala Eressou Marina: A seaside village with a small harbor and a beach, awarded the blue flag in 2006. The town is famed for being the birthplace of Sappho, a famous lyric poet. Skala Eressos is also a popular resort for women in Europe and the streets are vehicle-free, creating a laid-back atmosphere.

The road distance between Mytilene International Airport and Skala Eressos is roughly 85 km. The distance by sea is roughly 58 km.

Port Sigri: The second-largest port in Lesvos. It is able to accommodate all types of vessels and ship-size ferry boats. It is situated on the western coast and offers good shelter from the Meltemi. Water is available on the quay, and there are also fishing boats anchoring in the bay to the north of the port.

Mytilene International Airport is roughly 62 km away from Port Sigri, a 2-hour drive.

Plomari Marina: Situated on the south coast of Lesvos. On the north quay, there is space for yachts to anchor, while having good shelter.

Molyvos Harbour: Located in the city of Mythimna. It accepts vessels with a max depth of 4 m. Water and electricity are offered for boats, and there are some excellent restaurants in the vicinity.

Mytilene International Airport is 67 km away from Molivos Harbour.

There are ferry routes to Lesvos from Piraeus, Chios, Ikaria, Inousses, Limnos, Mykonos, Patmos, Psara, Samos, Syros.