Helicopter Charter,
Island to Island.

Pricing depends on route, helicopter type, and season. Athens to Mykonos is our most requested transfer; see the current rates guide for numbers. Every quote is all-in, with no hidden fees, delivered within 60 minutes.

Approximately 45 to 60 minutes, compared with a 2.5-hour ferry crossing, depending on aircraft and winds. Approximate pricing runs €4,500 to €6,000 one way depending on helicopter type and season.

Our fleet ranges from the 4-passenger Robinson R66 to 6 and 7 seat twins like the Airbus H135 and Agusta A109C. Party size, luggage, and summer temperatures all affect the right choice. See types of private helicopters for the full breakdown.

Helicopters are weight-limited, so soft bags are strongly preferred and allowances vary by aircraft and passenger count. Tell us what you are bringing at the quote stage and we will confirm exactly what fits. Full detail in our luggage capacity guide.

Several island beach clubs, including Santanna and Scorpios, are served by dedicated transfer pads. Private-site landings need landowner and authority approval, which our team arranges where permitted.

All major islands including Mykonos, Santorini, Crete, Corfu, Rhodes, Hydra, Spetses, Paros, Naxos, and Zakynthos, plus smaller private islands across the Cyclades, Dodecanese, and Ionian groups. Ask us about any island not listed.

For summer travel (June to September) book 4 to 6 weeks ahead, especially for Mykonos and Santorini. Outside peak season we can arrange most routes with as little as 24 to 48 hours notice.

Commonly the Airbus H135 for executive transport with advanced avionics, the Airbus H125 for versatility across island landscapes, and the Leonardo AW109SP for speed on longer hops. We recommend the aircraft based on group size, route, and requirements.

Yes. We coordinate helicopter medevac in Greece alongside our fixed-wing medical air transport service.

A single-engine helicopter such as the Robinson R66 or Airbus H125 is lighter, cheaper to operate, and ideal for short VFR island hops in good weather. A twin such as the Airbus H135 or Agusta A109C carries a second engine, more capable avionics, and IFR capability, which matters for weather days, night operations, and longer over-water legs.

Approximately €4,800 to €6,500 one way depending on helicopter type and season, with peak summer weekends at the upper end. Athens to Mykonos runs €4,500 to €6,000 and shorter hops such as Athens to Hydra start around €2,500.

Twin-engine IFR-capable helicopters can operate at night and in reduced visibility where the route and crew are approved for it; single-engine VFR aircraft cannot. Greek island transfers are predominantly daytime VFR operations, so an afternoon delay can push a flight to the following morning. We flag this at the quote stage rather than on the day.

Substantially. Athens to Mykonos takes roughly 45 to 60 minutes by helicopter against about 2.5 hours by fast ferry, and island-to-island hops that involve a return to Athens by sea become direct 15 to 25 minute flights. The time saving is largest on multi-island itineraries.

Yes, and it is one of the most common ways our helicopters are used. The helicopter is scheduled against your jet's arrival at Athens, Naples, or Nice, with handling coordinated on both sides so the transfer happens airside where the airport permits it.

Yes. Our published regions are where we operate most often, but we arrange helicopter charter worldwide through the same vetted operator network, including safari flying in Kenya and transfers across the French Riviera. Ask the desk for anything not listed.