Palairos
Athens
Athens
Corfu
Preveza
Corfu
Corfu
Lefkada
Athens
Volos
Corfu
Athens
Piraeus
Nafplion
Laurium
Laurium
Lefkada
Corfu
If you're looking for a sailing destination offering a unique blend of history, culture, natural beauty, and warm hospitality, Greece should be at the top of your list.
With over 6,000 islands and islets scattered in the expanse of the Greek seas on offer, you will be spoiled for choice. Whether you want to explore the extensive coastlines of Greece, stroll along its pristine beaches and dive into the blue waters, it has something for you to do both on and off land!
The historical charm that Greece still exudes today will have you diving into the past as you discover historical and archaeological sites. Seize the opportunity to sail the Aegean, Ionian and Mediterranean Seas when you charter a sailing boat in Greece with Nautal!
If you’re looking for a new sailing adventure for summer, look no further than a sailing boat rental in Greece. With such diverse wind conditions, Greece is a fantastic sailing location for all sailor proficiencies. Those at a more beginner level wishing to improve their sailing technique can appreciate the leeward shelter given by the mainland coast of the Saronic Gulf or test the waters of the Ionian Islands. Expert sailors can seek adventure in the Cyclades and Dodecanese Islands while discovering the spectacular stretches of sand lining these paradisiac islands. Everyone’s a winner!
The price of your sailing boat charter in Greece will vary based on several factors, such as the length of your trip if a skipper is included, which season you embark in, etc.
Renting a sailboat in Greece can cost €107/day in the low season and €300/day during the high season.
Renting a sailboat in Greece can cost €947/week in the low season and €1,890/week during the high season.
To rent a sailboat in Greece with a skipper, you must add approximately € 191 per day to your budget.
When chartering a yacht, there is no need to worry about mooring fees in Greece! You seldom need to pay to moor, and if the local authorities charge for mooring, it’s usually around €20.
Doing a sailboat charter in Greece with or without a skipper is possible. Making your sailing experience in Greece with a skipper is a great idea if you don't want to worry about the technicalities of sailing the Ionian and Aegean seas on your boat trip! Let our sailing savants take control of navigation and docking and, of course, show you the most desired locations to make your charter unforgettable.
Looking to have complete freedom and be more spontaneous depending on what you see on the way? A Greece sailing boat rental without a skipper could be a great idea! You will need a valid boating licence if you want a bareboat charter, and boat owners will require proof before you embark.
Sailboat rentals on Greek islands are one of a kind! You have the freedom to choose whether you want to explore profoundly the city you start your Greece sailing boat charter or if you're going to island-hop!
There is an abundance of choices no matter where you start! If you’re considering island hopping, we recommend chartering a sailboat in Greece for a week or more. This will give you enough time to visit several islands.
If you’re also looking for adventure on land, islands such as Santorini have fertile soil and a beautiful landscape expanse for exploring. The volcanic background of the island means the island has many vineyards and wineries you can visit to try local Greek wine! If Athens is integrated into your itinerary, welcome to Grecian utopia! Look for sailboat charters near you and explore this beautiful city. Take advantage of every museum and admire the Parthenon and Acropolis. Athens city centre has plenty to keep you occupied for an evening with swanky bars and edgy cafes serving delicious food and drink.
An excellent area for island hopping is the Ionian Islands. You can find party destinations such as Kavos and Corfu Town for those willing to dance the night away or host a private boat party on your sailboat rental near you! Yet there are also stunning beaches and quiet coves where you can unwind in the peaceful harmony of light waves against the pearl-white sand with the scent of fresh sea salt. Tip: Myrtos Beach in Kefalonia is a personal favourite of ours!
Islands off the eastern coast of Greece, for instance, the Sporades Islands, are encompassed in gorgeous stretches of sand and pebbles where you can bathe and snorkel. The islands have their fair share of historical buildings, churches and fortresses where you can lose yourself in Grecian archaeology and architecture.
The Cyclades possess vibrant towns with plenty of nightlife in the summertime and unique landmarks such as the windmills of Kato Mili in Mykonos. Santorini’s blue-domed churches are postcard-perfect against the shimmering sea, though this island is also renowned for its wine due to the fertile earth of the island. Sailboat charters on Greek islands are one of a kind- exploring endlessly!
Find beach paradise amongst the island archipelagos you explore on your sailing holiday, whether the Dodecanese and Ionian Islands or the northern coast of Greece in Macedonia. Discover more with your charter sailboat in Greece.
You can hire a sailboat with us practically anywhere in Greece. Our main marina in Athens is Marina Kalamaki.
Other mainland locations include:
We also rent sailboats in:
Our sailboats accommodate up to 12 guests, which makes them the perfect vessel to share with family and friends!
Our sailboats can include up to 7 cabins.
Our sailboats can measure up to 14.42 metres.
As mentioned above, wind conditions can vary in Greece. The Meltemi wind is the most present summer wind, starting around June. July and August see the stronger wind forces from the Meltemi wind.
In the Saronic Gulf, wind forces range from force 4-6 and even lighter at 2-5 around the Ionian Islands. However, please note that various parts of the Ionian Islands have different wind patterns.
Whereas for islands archipelagos such as the Cyclades, the Meltemi blows at wind force 5-6 and can occasionally peak 7-8. Slightly further to the east, the Dodecanese Islands see wind forces of 4-6, sometimes 7.
We have linked the closest airports to our boat rental locations below for your next holiday in Greece.
Athens, Attic Coast and Saronic Gulf: Athens International Airport (ATH)
Port of Kyllini: Araxos Airport (GPA)
Preveza, Palairos and Lefkada island: Aktion Airport (PVK)
Macedonia: Thessaloniki International Airport “Macedonia” (SKG)
Corfu: Corfu International Airport (CFU)
Kefalonia: Kefalonia International Airport (EFL)
Skiathos and Skopelos: Skiathos International Airport (JSI)
Paros: New Paros Airport (PAS) - please note this airport only flies to other Greek destinations.
Mykonos: Mykonos International Airport (JMK)
Santorini: Santorini (Thira) International Airport (JTR)
Greece is a destination that offers a combination of history, culture, natural beauty, and warm hospitality that few other places can match. It's a country that leaves a lasting impression on visitors and is worth a visit. Your dream sailboat rental in Greece is just a click away!
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