How much does motor yacht charter cost in Rhodes?

Motor yacht charter in Rhodes costs an average of around €1,400 per week. Prices vary depending on the boat, season, duration and booking conditions. Among the high-season months, the average weekly price is highest in July, at around €1,400.

How many people can join a motor yacht charter in Rhodes?

Motor yachts in Rhodes are available for groups of 6 people. The number of people a boat can take depends on its size, layout and local regulations.

Do I need a licence to charter motor yachts in Rhodes?

Whether you need a licence depends on how you charter the boat. Bareboat charters generally require an appropriate sailing qualification and may also require proof of experience. If you do not meet the requirements, you can choose a skippered option instead. Check the applicable rules and message the listing owner before booking.

Which motor yacht brands are most popular in Rhodes?

The most popular motor yacht brands in Rhodes include Ferretti Yachts, Sea Ray. Popular models vary by location, boat size and age.

How long is a typical motor yacht charter in Rhodes?

Motor yachts in Rhodes are most commonly chartered for 1 day.

Motor Yacht Charter Rhodes & Rental

2 motor yachts are available.

INSTANT BOOKING

Rhodes Motor Yacht 2 cabin 6 berths 10 guests 12.9 m Listing Number: #21817

Sea Ray, 400 Express Cruiser
2000
Rhodes

5.00(1)

Crewed

Super Boat Owner

Fuel included

10 guests
12.9 m
1 WC

INSTANT BOOKING

Rhodes Motor Yacht 3 cabin 6 berths 10 guests 14 m Listing Number: #29804

Ferretti Yachts, 43 Fly
1994
Rhodes

New

Crewed

6 berths
3 cabin
14 m
2 WC

Motor yacht charter in Rhodes

A motor yacht charter in Rhodes combines powered cruising with access to a varied Dodecanese coastline. Rhodes Town, at the island’s northern tip, is the principal area for provisioning, berthing and departures. From there, itineraries can follow the comparatively sheltered eastern coast or extend across open water to nearby islands. A motor yacht’s speed and reduced dependence on wind can help travelers fit several swimming stops, coastal settlements or islands into a limited trip. The experience is usually divided between cruising, relaxing on deck, anchoring in bays and going ashore, with the level of accommodation and service depending on the individual yacht.

Cruising the coast and southern Dodecanese

The eastern coast offers the most accessible setting for a relaxed coastal itinerary. Kallithea Bay, Anthony Quinn Bay, Ladiko Bay and Vlycha Bay provide potential swimming or snorkeling stops, while Lindos combines whitewashed architecture, an ancient acropolis and several scenic bays. A day can therefore move between time at anchor and a historical visit ashore without requiring a long passage. Rhodes Town adds a different dimension: its harbours stand beside the UNESCO-listed medieval city, where the Palace of the Grand Master and Street of the Knights reflect the island’s layered history. Longer trips may continue toward Symi or follow a wider circuit through Nisyros, Tilos and Chalki. These routes involve exposed passages, so their feasibility depends on the forecast, yacht and trip length rather than speed alone.

When to charter and what conditions to expect

The main boating season runs from May through October. June and September generally offer a favorable balance of warmth, limited rainfall and more manageable conditions. July and August are warm, dry and busy, but west or northwest winds commonly reach Beaufort 4 to 6 and average winds are strongest during these months. The eastern coast often provides comparatively sheltered water, whereas the western shore and waters around Prasonisi are more exposed to wind and waves. Although a motor yacht does not rely on wind for propulsion, sea state can still affect comfort, speed and route choice. May is a quieter start to the season, while October can remain suitable for cruising but brings a greater chance of rain and unsettled weather. Winter services and boating activity are substantially reduced.

Choosing the right motor yacht

Motor yachts suit couples, families and private groups who value comfortable onboard living, faster coastal travel and the option to visit several places within a short break. Before choosing, compare guest capacity, cabin arrangements, indoor and outdoor space, swimming access and the balance between cruising speed and fuel use. Fuel consumption can materially affect operating costs, so check what the quoted price includes. Crew arrangements also vary: larger yachts are commonly operated by a professional skipper or full crew, while self-operation, where offered, requires suitable experience and may require formal qualifications. For Rhodes, itinerary ambition matters as much as yacht size. An east-coast day trip has different requirements from an open-water circuit through Symi, Tilos or Chalki. Travelers who are still comparing vessel styles can review broader yacht charter options in Rhodes.

Motor yacht options on viravira.co

Current motor yacht availability for Rhodes on viravira.co is 2. The largest available layout is configured for 10 and 3, useful reference points when checking whether the boat suits a day group or overnight plans. Eligible completed motor yacht bookings have an average duration of 1, while the eligible starting price is €200. Inventory, prices and trip formats can change by date, so compare the individual listing’s crew arrangement, fuel terms and included services. For options beyond Rhodes, explore motor yacht charters in Greece.

Verified

Anni R.21 Jul 2025

it was great!

Listing owner: AlexRhodes / Greece

Jakub Z.01 Jan 2024

The boat was absolutely fantastic, and the service provided was exceptional. The yacht was of the highest quality, offering a comfortable and enjoyable experience. From the very start, everything was ...

Rhodes / Greece

Marek D.01 Aug 2023

I'm excited about our cruise! The ship was in great condition, which contributed to a hassle-free experience at sea. The destinations we visited, such as Aegina, Metopi, Agistri, Metana, Poros, Ermion...