Luxury Crewed Sailing Yacht ENTRE CIELOS

ENTRE CIELOS is a SU Marine 104 sailing yacht that epitomises understated Greek luxury. Her wooden hull and refined profile cut through Aegean waters with the grace of a vessel built for genuine seamanship rather than ostentation. Five cabins accommodate twelve guests in rooms designed for comfort and rest, not cramped quarters. The yacht was thoughtfully refitted to balance classic character with the practical necessities of modern charter cruising.

Your experience rests on the shoulders of a crew assembled for both competence and temperament. Captain Dimitris Doukas carries 29 years of sailing expertise and has commanded ENTRE CIELOS since 2022, supported by Vasilis Mpoutsis on deck and engineering matters. Chef Dimitris Roussis brings three decades of international culinary training across Montreal, Mexico, and the Greek islands, crafting menus that reflect Mediterranean seasons. Chief Stewardess Veronika Tsallis and Stewardess Avril ensure that daily rhythms feel effortless, anticipated rather than requested.

Accommodation spans four queen cabins and one twin cabin, creating flexible configurations for families, couples, or groups. Common spaces encourage both social gathering and private retreat, whilst practical facilities support the full range of charter activities without compromising the yacht's classical aesthetic.

Charter ENTRE CIELOS through the Cyclades and discover how the rhythm of Greek island life unfolds when your schedule is shaped by wind and tide rather than timetables. Days can pivot towards historical exploration, water sports, quiet anchorages, or extended meals ashore. The crew works intuitively to read what guests actually want, not what a itinerary dictates. Mornings swim in bays with that unmistakable clarity of Cycladic water. Afternoons evolve around island discoveries or silent sailing. Evenings centre on Chef Dimitris's seasonal menus, often paired with local wines and the kind of conversation that only happens when you are untethered from land. The voyage begins and ends in Athens, though the real geography is personal, shaped by where wind and curiosity take you.