Catamaran Charter in Greece

A catamaran is a multi-hull yacht known for its stability, space, and comfort. With wide decks, shallow drafts, and dual hulls, catamarans are perfect for navigating Greece’s calm seas and anchoring in shallow bays. They're ideal for both first-time sailors and seasoned mariners.

Yes. Greece is one of the safest sailing destinations globally. Reputable charters follow strict safety guidelines, and modern catamarans include GPS, VHF radios, life jackets, and safety equipment.

Definitely! Catamarans offer safety, space, and comfort — making them ideal for kids. Many charters can provide:

• Safety nets

• Child-sized life vests

• Kid-friendly menus and routes

The best months for a catamaran charter in Greece are May through October.

• June and September offer perfect weather with fewer crowds

• July and August are warm and lively — ideal for swimming and nightlife

• May and October are great for peaceful sailing and budget-friendly rates

You can choose from:

• Bareboat: You sail it yourself (license required).

• Skippered: A local skipper handles navigation.

• Crewed: Includes a skipper and crew (chef, hostess) for luxury charters.

Greece offers several breathtaking regions for catamaran sailing, including:

• Catamaran charter in Cyclades: Mykonos, Santorini, Paros – ideal for island-hopping.
• Ionian catamaran charter: Corfu, Lefkada – calm waters, lush scenery.
• Saronic Gulf sailing itineraries: Aegina, Hydra – close to Athens, perfect for short trips.
• Dodecanese catamaran rental: Rhodes, Kos – rich in culture and history.
• Sporades sailing itineraries: Skiathos, Skopelos – pristine and tranquil.

Major ports include Athens (Alimos, Lavrion), Lefkada, Corfu, Rhodes, and Kos. Most are accessible by international flights or local ferries. For full list please check list of all charter bases in Greece we are starting from.

Absolutely! Customizing your catamaran sailing itinerary is one of the best parts of booking with us. Whether you want to explore famous islands like Skiathos and Skopelos or discover Halkidiki's hidden gems and secluded coves, we’ll work with you to plan the perfect route. Our team can recommend must-see destinations, anchorages, and dining spots based on your preferences.

Yes, but it depends on your chosen itinerary and sea conditions. Most islands are 1–5 hours apart by catamaran. It’s common to sail a few hours in the morning and anchor by afternoon for lunch, swimming, or exploration.

If you're booking a crewed catamaran or skippered catamaran charter in Greece, no sailing license is required — your experienced crew handles everything. However, for bareboat catamaran charters in Greece (without a skipper), a valid sailing license recognized by Greek maritime authorities is mandatory. Commonly accepted licenses include the ICC (International Certificate of Competence) or national equivalents. Additionally, at least one other crew member should possess basic sailing skills.

We’ll assist you with the documentation process to ensure everything is prepared before your trip.

The skipper navigates and ensures your safety. A hostess prepares meals, cleans, and helps with provisioning. A fully crewed charter means you relax while they handle everything.

Yes! You can enhance your experience by adding a professional crew. A hostess can take care of cleaning and light meals, while a chef can prepare gourmet meals tailored to your preferences. Additional crew members, like deckhands or guides, can also be arranged. Let us know your requirements, and we’ll tailor the crew to your needs for a worry-free yacht charter.

On fully crewed charters, yes. Meals are prepared onboard according to your preferences and dietary restrictions.

Common extra fees include:

• Fuel

• End cleaning

• Port/marina fees

• Skipper/hostess services (if not included)

• Optional extras: Wi-Fi, SUP, kayaks, snorkeling gear

Pack light and focus on essentials:

• Lightweight, breathable clothing and swimwear.
• Non-slip, soft-soled shoes for the deck.
• Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat for sun protection.
• Personal toiletries and any necessary medications.
• A light jacket for cooler evenings.
  All our boats are equipped with basic necessities like bed linens, towels, and kitchenware, so there’s no need to overpack.

For the best availability and pricing, it’s recommended to book at least:

• 3–6 months in advance for summer charters (June–September)

• 1–2 months ahead for spring or autumn
  Last-minute options may still be available, but choice will be more limited — especially for catamarans or larger yachts.

• Step 1: Choose your yacht from our fleet. Browse our diverse collection of fully equipped, yachts to find the perfect match for your trip. Each yacht is designed for comfort, safety, and elegance.
• Step 2: Contact us for availability and a quote. Our team will provide a personalized quote based on your desired dates and requirements.
• Step 3: Confirm your booking with a deposit. Once you are satisfied with the details, secure your yacht by making a deposit. Our team will guide you through the process and ensure all paperwork is completed smoothly.

For more information please consult this page with more detailed Booking Information
Now you can set sail and enjoy your trip!

Pricing depends on:

• Season (high season = July–August)

• Yacht size and brand

• Bareboat vs. crewed

Average weekly prices:

• Bareboat: €2,000 – €5,000

• Crewed: €6,000 – €25,000+

Extras (fuel, skipper, food, port fees) may apply.

Of course, these are only indicative prices. For exact prices and total costs, please contact us and ask for free quote.