Greek catamarans are the boats that disappear from the availability calendar first, and they do it earlier every year. Four cabins with doors, a shallow draught for the Cycladic anchorages and a flat cockpit at anchor make them the obvious family and group boat, and the Greek fleet has not grown as fast as demand for them has.
What the published Greek range covers
The Moorings publishes $2,634 to $36,999 for a 7 day charter for 2 people out of its Greek bases without separating hull types, so a catamaran sits above the bottom of that range rather than at it. Seafarer Sailing, which runs twelve Greek bases, publishes nothing and routes you to an availability search, which is the more common Greek pattern.
Book earlier than you think you need to
Greek catamarans for July and August are commonly gone by late winter, and the ones left are the older boats at the same price as the newer ones were in November. If your dates are school holidays, treat the booking as the constraint rather than the price, and ask the base directly what is actually available before negotiating on anything.
The skipper question is sharper on a catamaran
A charter base assesses a bareboat skipper on a resume and a certificate, and a catamaran is a wide, high-windage boat that most applicants have not handled. If the base is not satisfied, a skipper is a condition rather than an option, and a skipper takes a cabin as well as a fee. Sailing Holidays in Croatia publishes 1.260 EUR a week for one, which is the order of magnitude in Greece too.
Questions people ask about catamaran yacht charter greece
How much is a catamaran charter in Greece?
The Moorings publishes $2,634 to $36,999 for a 7 day charter for 2 people across hull types; no Greek company in this record publishes a catamaran rate separately.
When should I book a Greek catamaran?
For July and August, by late winter. Catamarans are the first boats to go in the Greek fleet and the ones left late are older at the same money.
Do I need a skipper for a Greek catamaran?
Only if the base is not satisfied with your resume and certificate, and catamarans attract more scrutiny. Where required it is a condition of the charter and costs a cabin as well as a fee.