Catamaran hire in Santorini with or without skipper

Hiring a catamaran in Santorini

The dreamy island of Santorini is one of the most beautiful islands in Greece, if not the world and with a catamaran hire, you will understand why. Scenic cliffs, whitewashed buildings, blue-domed churches, ancient ruins and black sand beaches are some of the things that you will see on this small island located in the Aegean Sea. It’s time to charter a catamaran in Santorini with Océans Evasion.

How much does it cost to hire a catamaran in Santorini?

When you hire a catamaran in Santorini, the price will depend on several factors such as the catamaran model, the season and the duration of your charter and any additional services or equipment that you may need, such as water sports equipment.

In the low season, you can expect to pay an average of £13,300/week. If you wish to hire a catamaran in the high season, you can expect to pay an average of £15,400/week.

Why should you charter a catamaran in Santorini with a skipper?

It is possible to hire a catamaran in Santorini with or without a skipper. If you have a valid boat licence and wish to explore the Cyclades islands at your own pace, we recommend a bareboat charter. You will be able to plan your own itinerary according to your own needs.

On the other hand, if you’re seeking more of a hands-free catamaran holiday, you can also opt for a skipper onboard. The captain will take care of the logistics and will guide you to the best spots around the island. The fee for a skipper is included in the total price of your catamaran charter.

What do we offer in Santorini?

There is a wide range of catamarans to choose from in Santorini from different brands like Lagoon and Fountaine Pajot. Catamarans are perfect for those who are travelling in a group or as a family, as they can welcome up to 10 people on board.

If you’re longing for a more exclusive trip, you can also book an all-inclusive crewed catamaran charter in Santorini. The crew will be here to cater to all of your needs for the whole duration of your yacht charter including dining and cleaning. Your experience in the Greek islands will be one which you will cherish for a lifetime.

When is the best time to charter a catamaran in Santorini?

In Santorini, you can enjoy warm temperatures and sunshine in the summer and mild temperatures in the winter. The island is prone to more winds in the later months of the year, meaning that sailing conditions may not be the best. We recommend hiring a catamaran in Santorini in May and June or in September and October, as the water temperatures will be warm and you can escape the crowds. The island is at its peak during July and August.

What to do in Santorini?

Santorini is full of surprises. This small island nestled between the Crete and the other Cyclades islands may be known for its breathtaking coastline, but there is so much more waiting to be explored. We have compiled a list of our favourite destinations for your catamaran hire in Santorini.

• Discover the old, charming streets of Oia, undoubtedly the most famous village in Santorini, if not in the whole of Greece. The labyrinth-like alleys which make up this white-washed village on the top of a cliff are some of the most photographed streets in the world. Oia is also known for its impressive sunset views.
• Take a full day to cruise along the Caldera, an impressive geological feature which was formed by a volcanic eruption. You will feel like you’ve stumbled onto Mars or another planet when you spot the world-famous red volcanic rock here.
• Dive into history by exploring the ruins of ancient Thera, Greece’s answer to Pompeii. The ancient city dates back to the Greek Classical era and was destroyed by a volcanic eruption.
• Soak up the sun on the Red Beach, a beach which can only be accessed by boat and features red-coloured sand. The sand gets its colour from the iron-rich cliffs which surround it.
• We also highly recommend setting sail to one of the other 220 islands which make up the Cyclades. Each island is famed for having its own distinct culture. If you fancy partying until dawn and mingling with the jet-set crowd, the island of Mykonos is for you! For those of you who are looking for a more authentic Greek experience, you will love the laid-back island of Paros. Paros is known for its stunning beaches with crystal-clear water.