Yacht Charter Greece & Boat Rental

Greece Private Yachts & Boats for Charter

Greece is the first address that comes to mind when mentioned boat renting

With its 14 thousand km long coastline and app. 6000 islands, both foreign and domestic tourists flood every year into Greece. By renting a boat in this country that is famous for its magnificent sea, history, cuisine, unique architecture, and warm people, you can visit more places rather than sticking to one location.

What is the best time to visit Greece?

During your boat holiday, you can have swimming breaks on the crystal-clear sea of Greece and can encounter many beauties that are impossible to reach by land. You will be mesmerized by the green landscape and the clear waters in Greece, where the season starts in April and continues till mid-November.

How do I rent a boat in Greece?

Wherever your route takes you, the history, natural beauty, and the colorful nightlife will be a magical experience. The blue voyage that you will have on these routes, will provide you the chance to enjoy the crystal-clear sea, nature blended with green and brown, and the sun that warms your heart.

What to do and see by renting a boat in Greece?

Mythology, Ancient Greece and Rome: Greece will mesmerize you with its history!

Greece’s history involves a period of 4000 years that brings reality and mythology together. This geography amazes people who have an interest in history, with traces of Minoan, Roman, Arab, Crusader, Venice, Slav, Albanian and Turkish civilizations. You can see a temple in almost all towns that had been dedicated to Aphrodite, Venice castle, the dusty Byzantium Monastery decorated with brilliant frescos as well as museums with classic statues and archeological treasures. During your yacht holiday, you can see many historical monuments and archaeological ruins, especially from the ancient Greek and Roman periods.

Where to sail by renting a boat in Greece?

Greece is a unique destination for sailing. Especially the Aegean Sea, Sporada and Dodekanese islands are ideal places for sailing lovers.
Among these islands, such as Mykonos, Santorini, Ios, Naxos, Paros, Lefkas, Ithaka, Kefalonia, Samos, Skopelos, Skiathos, Symi, Rhodes, Kos, Patmos, Leros, Kalymnos and Hydra are very popular for sailing. While sailing between these islands, you will have an unforgettable experience with the scenery, historical and cultural places, local flavors and fun nightlife.

Can I rent a boat without a captain in Greece?

One of the best options to travel in the Aegean, Mediterranean and Ionian shores of Greece is to rent a yacht without a captain. If you have the necessary maritime license and experience, you can determine your route instead of the captain in these magnificent seas and spend as much time as you wish in the bays and resorts you visit. As Greece is surrounded by inland seas, the sea is very calm and there are lots of sheltered bays in Greece as well. These qualifications make Greece an ideal destination for amateur sailors.

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Greece?

Greece offers a wide range of boat rental prices. It is possible to find a boat for every taste and budget. In particular, the prices of rental boats are decreasing in late September and early October.