Greece is the best documented charter market in this record and the figures still run from four figures to six. Four companies publish something useful about Greek prices and between them they describe the whole market, from a small monohull in May to a motor yacht with a crew of eight in August. Which end you land at is decided before anyone quotes you.
Yacht charter cost, Greece: the four published positions
Nautilus Yachting states that a one week charter on a two to three cabin monohull starts around 900 pounds in low season and that a luxury catamaran with a skipper in high season could be upwards of 10,000 pounds. The Moorings publishes a 7 day charter for 2 from $2,634 to $36,999. Istion Yachting's fleet listing starts at 3.510 EUR a week for a catamaran and reaches 98.000 EUR for a fully crewed motor yacht. Seafarer Sailing, with twelve Greek bases, publishes nothing at all.
Why the same week is quoted at two prices
Base, boat age and how the fleet is filling. A 2024 catamaran at Athens in August and a 2015 monohull at Preveza in May are the same product only in the loosest sense, and Greek fleets are large enough that both are available on the same day from the same agency. The quote you get reflects what is unsold as much as what is listed, which is why flexible crews are quoted lower.
What a Greek yacht charter cost does not include
Fuel, berthing, the end cleaning, and a security deposit for the week. Istion's charter guide puts fuel at 200 to 400 EUR a week for a monohull and 500 to 700 for a catamaran. It also states the insurance position in figures, with skipper's liability cover of 10.000.000 EUR and deposits covered up to 125.000 EUR where a yacht is impounded in a foreign port, which is unusually specific for this trade.
How to make two Greek quotes comparable
Fix the week, the base, the cabin count and the crew arrangement, then ask each company for the boat's year and what is inside the price. Greek quotes routinely differ on the end cleaning, the outboard for the tender, and whether a skipper's food is your responsibility. Those answers move the total further than the headline difference between two agencies.
Questions people ask about yacht charter Greece prices
How much is a yacht charter in Greece?
Nautilus Yachting says a low season two to three cabin monohull starts around 900 pounds a week; The Moorings publishes a 7 day charter for 2 from $2,634 to $36,999, both read on 11 September 2026.
What is the cheapest time to charter in Greece?
Low season, which is where Nautilus Yachting's around 900 pounds figure sits. The same company puts a high season skippered catamaran upwards of 10,000 pounds.
Do Greek charter prices include fuel?
No. Istion Yachting's charter guide puts fuel at 200 to 400 EUR a week for a monohull and 500 to 700 EUR a week for a catamaran, depending on engine and generator use.
Why does one Greek company publish nothing?
Quoting on enquiry is the trade's default. Seafarer Sailing runs twelve Greek bases and its bareboat pages carry no price at all, sending you to an availability search instead.