Flotilla Sailing in Greece
Planning a group trip? We can arrange a private flotilla in the Ionian with multiple boats, a lead skipper, and a shared route — tailored to your group and dates from Lefkas Marina.
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WHAT IT IS
Multiple Yachts, One Shared Plan
A flotilla is a group of yachts that follow the same route together. Each crew keeps their own boat and privacy, but the group shares a plan, daily coordination, and optional lead support — making it easier to sail as a group in a new area.
IS THIS FOR YOU?
Ideal for Big Groups and Multi‑Boat Trips
Flotillas work best for groups who want to travel together but need more than one yacht — friends, extended families, clubs, or team trips. It’s also great when some crews want more guidance while others prefer more independence.
HOW IT WORKS
We Coordinate the Week — You Enjoy It
We help select the right boats, agree on a shared route, and set up simple daily coordination. Boats sail at their own pace, then meet in the same bay or harbour. If you want, a lead skipper can help with briefings and group coordination.
YOUR SETUP
Bareboat Crews, Skippered Crews — or a Mix
If your group includes licensed sailors, some boats can run bareboat. If others prefer to relax, we can add skippers. We’ll recommend the best mix based on your group’s experience and comfort level.
FAQ
Flotilla Sailing — Quick Answers
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can you arrange a flotilla for our group?
Yes — if you have a larger group and need multiple yachts, we can arrange a private flotilla on your dates, starting from Lefkas Marina.
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What group size makes a flotilla worth it?
Usually when you need 2+ yachts (friends, extended families, clubs, team trips). Tell us your headcount and we’ll suggest the best setup.
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Can some boats be bareboat and others skippered?
Yes. Many groups choose a mix — licensed sailors can go bareboat, while others sail with a skipper.
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Where does the flotilla start?
Most trips start from Lefkas Marina. We’ll confirm the meeting plan and timing for the whole group.
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Do we all follow the same itinerary?
We agree on a shared route and meeting points, but each boat can sail at its own pace. The goal is to stay coordinated without feeling rigid.
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How far in advance should we plan a flotilla?
The earlier the better, especially in summer. Multi‑boat availability is limited, so early planning gives you the best choice of yachts and crew.