Greece is the easiest place for a first catamaran holiday: islands close together, clear water and well-equipped harbours. With a professional skipper on board you need no licence: you choose the stops and the swims, he takes care of the sailing.
How it works
You charter the yacht for a week, Saturday to Saturday, and add a skipper. He sleeps on board in a dedicated cabin, knows the bays and chooses the route every day according to the wind. On request a hostess can join to take care of cooking and cleaning.
Where to start
- Athens, Alimos Marina: for the Saronic Gulf and the Cyclades. See Athens and the Saronic Gulf.
- Lefkada: for the Ionian Islands, the calmest sea. See Ionian Islands.
- Mykonos: for the Cyclades, with the summer meltemi.
- Kos and Volos: for the Dodecanese and the Sporades.
What it costs
In 2027 a 12–14 metre Bali catamaran costs between €3,200 and €13,600 per week for the yacht alone, depending on the model and the month. A skipper costs about €200 per day plus food. Fuel, port fees, provisioning and final cleaning are extra. You will find up-to-date prices in our fleet.
Which catamaran to choose
- Bali 4.2 and 4.4: four cabins, ideal for two couples or a family.
- Bali 4.6: five cabins, the favourite for groups of friends.
- Bali 5.2 and 5.8: six cabins with a full crew, for maximum comfort.
FAQ
Do I need a boating licence?
No: with a skipper on board no licence is required.
Does the skipper sleep on board?
Yes, in a separate cabin in the bow or in the crew cabin.
When is the best time to go?
June and September: warm sea, fewer boats and lower prices than in August.
Want a proposal for your dates? See the catamarans in Greece or message us on WhatsApp.