Istion Yachting prices its whole Greek fleet in public, crew included
Most companies publish a bareboat range and go quiet where the crew start. This Greek agency prices its whole fleet on one listing, from a four cabin catamaran to a 38m motor yacht with a crew of eight.
What this company publishes
| What | Figure | Read from the page | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lowest published charter price | "€3510 / week" | Istion Yachting, Greek charter fleet checked September 2026 |
Cruising grounds
Listed under a cruising ground only where this company's own live page for it answered.
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What it publishes
Read 11 September 2026: a Bali Catspace of 2023, 12 guests in four cabins, from 3.510 EUR a week out of Athens, offered bareboat or skippered; an Excess 14 of 2024 from 4.950 EUR a week out of Lefkas on the same terms.
Above them on the same listing: a Bugari 112 with a crew of six from 55.000 EUR a week, and a Maiora 126 of 2006, refitted 2023, 12 guests in six cabins with a crew of eight, from 98.000 EUR. All four cruise the Greek islands from Athens or the Ionian bases.
The figures rotate with availability, so this record declares the shape of the price and stores what it found on the day rather than pinning one number to a yacht that may be booked by the weekend.
The document behind the listing
Its charter guide is the second most useful public page found in this read, after Sailing Holidays in Croatia's. It prices the fuel a charterer should expect at 200 to 400 EUR a week for a monohull and 500 to 700 EUR a week for a catamaran.
It states the insurance terms in figures too: skipper's liability cover of 10.000.000 EUR, security deposits covered up to 125.000 EUR where a yacht is impounded in a foreign port, and owner's loss of charter income up to 25.000 EUR. Almost nobody in this trade publishes any of that.
Where its boats are
Charter bases at Athens and Lavrion for the Saronic and the Cyclades; Corfu, Lefkas and Preveza for the Ionian; Paros and Mykonos in the Cyclades themselves; Rhodes and Kos in the Dodecanese; Skiathos and Volos in the Sporades; and one at Skradin in Croatia.
That is the widest Greek base network of any company in this record, and the spread matters more than it sounds: a Greek week is decided by which base you leave from far more than by the boat.
Questions people ask before they enquire
- Does Istion Yachting publish prices?
- Yes, across its whole fleet. Read on 11 September 2026: from 3.510 EUR a week for a Bali Catspace catamaran out of Athens up to 98.000 EUR a week for a Maiora 126 with a crew of eight.
- What does it say fuel costs?
- Its charter guide puts the average at 200 to 400 EUR a week for a monohull and 500 to 700 EUR a week for a catamaran, depending on use of the engine and generator.
- Where are its bases?
- Athens, Lavrion, Corfu, Lefkas, Preveza, Paros, Mykonos, Rhodes, Kos, Skiathos and Volos in Greece, plus Skradin in Croatia.