Athens · Ionian · Cyclades · Dodecanese · Sporades
Catamaran Charter in Greece: 150 Catamarans, Thousands of Islands
Whitewashed villages, blue domes, ancient temples and coves so clear the anchor seems to float. A catamaran charter in Greece is the most comfortable way to island-hop: two hulls, wide decks, a private cabin for everyone and a calm, level ride – even when the meltem blows.
Aren Yachting offers 149 catamarans across Greece, from family-friendly 40-footers to spacious 50-ft flagships, bareboat, skippered or fully crewed. Guests from Europe, the USA and all over the world book with us for honest prices and personal service.
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Why a catamaran in Greece?
- Stable and level – no heeling, ideal for families and anyone prone to seasickness.
- Space and privacy – cabins in separate hulls, a huge saloon and a shaded cockpit.
- Shallow draft – anchor close to the beach in the clearest bays.
- Great value for groups – 8–12 guests share one yacht.
Why book with Aren Yachting?
- Mediterranean charter experts since 2001, with catamarans in Greece, Turkey and the Caribbean.
- Honest, all-inclusive quotes – every extra listed on the yacht page.
- One contact from first message to last day – flights, transfers, hotels and provisioning.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a catamaran charter in Greece cost?
From around €2,800 per week for a 40-ft bareboat catamaran in low season to €15,000–19,000 per week for a 50-ft catamaran in July and August. Obligatory extras (transit log, final cleaning), a skipper (around €200 per day) and a cook are added – every yacht page lists the exact figures.
Which is the best area for a first catamaran charter?
The Ionian (Lefkada, Corfu) for calm water and short distances; the Saronic Gulf near Athens for easy island-hopping. The Cyclades are spectacular but windier in high summer.
Do I need a sailing licence?
For bareboat charter one person needs a recognised licence (ICC or equivalent national licence) and a VHF certificate. No licence? Add a professional skipper – no experience needed.
How do I get there from the USA, the UK or Europe?
Fly to Athens (ATH) – direct from New York, London and most European capitals – then connect to Preveza, Corfu, Rhodes, Kos or Skiathos, or take a short transfer to the Athens marinas. We arrange transfers for you.
When is the best time?
May to October. June and September are the sweet spot: warm sea, fewer boats and lower prices. July and August are peak season.
