Wondering how much it costs to rent a sailboat or catamaran in Greece? Here’s a simple breakdown of prices, factors that affect cost, and tips to save money on your sailing holiday.
What affects the price?
- Type of boat
- Catamaran (more space & comfort = higher cost)
- Monohull (classic style = more affordable)
- Motor yacht (luxury = premium price)
- Season
- Low season (April, May, October): more budget-friendly
- High season (July–August): higher prices due to demand
- Trip duration
- 2–3 days for short getaways
- 7 days for full island-hopping experience
- With or without skipper
- Bareboat (only if you have a license) = cheaper
- Skippered = more relaxed, guided experience
- Fuel & port fees
- Usually not included in the rental price
- Depends on your route and boat type
Sample weekly prices:
| Boat Type | Low Season | High Season |
| Monohull (3 cabins) | €1,800–€2,500 | €2,800–€4,000 |
| Catamaran (4 cabins) | €3,200–€5,000 | €5,500–€8,000 |
| Motor Yacht (luxury) | €6,000+ | €10,000+ |
📃 These prices are for the whole boat, not per person.
What does this mean for you?
If you’re 6–8 people, you could pay as little as €500–€900 per person/week, depending on your choices – similar to a good hotel stay on an island. And the boat? It’s all yours.
What’s usually included:
✔️ Boat & full equipment
✔️ Cabins, kitchen, bathroom
✔️ Itinerary planning help
✔️ Skipper (if requested)
✔️ Final cleaning
🚫 Not included: fuel, food, marina fees (depends on the package).
Tips to save money:
- Book early for better deals
- Travel outside peak season
- Travel with friends and split the cost
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