Yacht Hire in Greece with Océans Evasion

Amongst a veritable utopia of idyllic islands and breathtaking beaches, a yacht hire in Greece is sure to be nothing short of spectacular. If the beautiful scenery wasn’t enough to tempt you, a yacht charter in Greece also allows you the opportunity to get a unique insight into the rich history of the country. With impressive ancient ruins scattered throughout the different islands, you couldn’t possibly get bored. From Athens to Mykonos, there are plenty of areas to explore and a boat hire in Greece makes it possible to explore as many as possible. Don’t miss this opportunity for the trip of a lifetime!

During your sailing holiday, go island hopping throughout all of the greek islands, taking your motor yacht through the Ionian Sea before heading over to the Aegean Sea where you can visit the Dodecanese Islands and the Saronic Islands among others. There are so many areas of natural beauty in and around this beautiful country that a sailing yacht charter in Greece is never going to be a disappointment, whether you choose to explore the areas of historical importance or stop off at the charming little fishing villages.

When you hire a boat in Greece, we can promise that you will have an unforgettable experience full of memories that will last forever. So, what are you waiting for? Choose your dream boat and take your Greek yacht hire to a number of sought-after destinations, on a nautical adventure that you’ll never forget. 

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

The price of boat hire in Greece fluctuates according to several different factors. Some of these can include the size and make of your chosen vessel, the duration of your Greek yacht hire, the number of people travelling, and the season in which you wish to charter a yacht in Greece. Other factors that can influence the price include whether or not you wish to hire with a skipper and/or crew, as well as if you want any extras added to your Greek yacht hire, such as tours or water sports equipment. Below is a list of average prices according to the boat type and the number of people on board:

Sailboats

£3320/week in high season

£1673/week in low season

Motorboats

£257/day in high season

£214/day in low season

RIBs

£223/day in high season

£160/day in low season

Catamarans

£7593/week in high season

£4118/week in low season

Gulets

£11540/week in high season

£9824/week in low season

Jet Skis

£232/day

Can you charter a yacht in Greece with or without skipper?

Yes, you can hire a yacht in Greece with or without a skipper, but those looking for a Greek boat hire without a skipper should make sure they read over the boating laws carefully. You can generally charter a yacht in Greece without a skipper if the engine power is 30 horsepower or less, so the laws are fairly lax, especially in comparison to many other places.

You should think about a yacht hire in Greece without a skipper if you have some experience sailing as well as the appropriate boating licence. With a bareboat hire in Greece, there are a number of different exploration opportunities open to you, from the plethora of island groups located nearby, to the mainland, with its impressive selection of ancient ruins. For something slightly more relaxing, you should instead opt for a crewed yacht hire in Greece, which will include a skipper, who will take you to all of the best areas that only locals know about!

Why should you hire a yacht in Greece with a skipper?

There are many reasons why it is a fantastic idea to charter a yacht in Greece with a skipper. With a skipper, you won’t need to have a boating licence, which is usually mandatory with a bareboat charter. Your skipper will also probably be a local, who can take you to all of the best places in Greece, including some hidden secrets that only the local sailors really know about. Chances are, your skipper will also have some favourite restaurants they can recommend for you to visit, where you can try some local Greek dishes. The best thing about a skippered yacht charter though, is the fact that your captain will take care of all the technicalities of sailing while you just sit back, relax, and enjoy your trip.

When is the best season for a crewed yacht charter in Greece?

Greece has a warm Mediterranean climate, but even in July and August, the hot temperatures are tempered by a cool evening breeze. Generally speaking, the winters are mild, so we would generally recommend going from June to September, especially if you want a beach holiday. Having said this, Greece is often crowded during the summer months, so the best time to visit is probably late spring or early autumn, when the weather conditions are still amazing, but there will be fewer tourists.

Which sailing areas should you visit during a yacht charter in Greece?

There are so many amazing sailing areas to visit during your yacht hire in Greece, that it can be difficult to make just a short list. However, here are some of our top picks:

• Attica
• The Argo-Saronic Islands
• Crete
• Thassos
• Milos
• Santorini
• The Sporades Islands
• The Dodecanese Islands
• The Ionian Islands
• The Cyclades Islands