Gulet rentals in Greece

Gulet Rental in Greece

Welcome to Greece, a fascinating region located in southeastern Europe, bordered by the Mediterranean Sea, Ionian Sea, and Aegean Sea. If you love boating and sailing, Greece is the perfect destination for you! With its ancient landmarks, charming villages, and beautiful coastlines, there are plenty of amazing places to explore. Whether you want to cruise around idyllic islands or sail in crystal-clear waters, Greece has it all for your gulet rental adventure. Get ready for an unforgettable experience as you set sail in this captivating region.

Here are a few of the fabulous destinations where you can rent a boat in Greece:

Boat rental in Athens

Boat rental in Mykonos

Boat rental in Corfu

Boat rental in Milos

Boat rental in Kos

How much does it cost?

When it comes to gulet rentals in Greece, various factors contribute to the pricing. The size of the gulet, the duration of your rental, and the number of guests in your group play a vital role in determining the cost. On average, gulet rentals in Greece start at $2,530 per day, accommodating up to an average of 21 people. For longer vacations, the weekly price for a gulet charter is approximately $17,710.

What does this include?

When you rent a boat with Nautal, you can expect a fully equipped vessel with all the necessary safety gear, navigation equipment, and amenities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable sailing experience. Our boats are well-maintained and regularly serviced to ensure the highest standards of safety and reliability.

Best port or dock to keep your boat

Marina Gouvia, Corfu: One of the largest marinas in Greece, Marina Gouvia provides water, electricity, and wifi facilities, along with restaurants and rental equipment services. It has berths suitable for boats up to 131 feet in length.

Marina Agios Nikolaos, Crete: Located in the beautiful town of Agios Nikolaos, this marina offers water, electricity, and wifi amenities, as well as restaurants and rental equipment options. It has berths capable of accommodating boats up to 82 feet.

Rhodes Marina, Rhodes: Situated on the island of Rhodes, this marina provides water, electricity, and wifi services, along with restaurants and rental equipment facilities. It has berths that can accommodate boats up to 295 feet in length.

Alimos Marina, Athens: A popular marina in Athens, Alimos provides water, electricity, and wifi amenities, along with restaurants and equipment rentals. It has berths capable of accommodating boats up to 98 feet.

Where to sail in Greece?

• Santorini: Sail around the amazing volcano and see the pretty white buildings on the cliffs, surrounded by clear blue waters.
• Mykonos: Enjoy the fun nightlife and beautiful beaches on this famous island.
• Corfu: Explore the green nature and history of Corfu, and find hidden beaches and cozy coves.
• Zakynthos (Zante): Discover the famous Shipwreck Beach with a shipwreck on the sand, only reachable by boat.
• Lefkada: Sail through the Ionian Sea and find Lefkada's beautiful beaches, like Porto Katsiki.
• Paxi and Antipaxi: Sail to these tiny islands with peaceful coves and stunning blue waters.
• Folegandros: Visit Folegandros, a calm island with pretty villages and cliffs by the sea.
• Koufonisia: Find this hidden gem with quiet anchorages and clear waters in the Cyclades.

What can you see and do in Greece?

• Acropolis, Athens: Visit the old castle with its famous Parthenon to learn about Greece's past.
• Meteora Monasteries, Kalambaka: See the amazing monasteries on top of cliffs in Meteora, a special place with nature and history.
• Mykonos Windmills, Mykonos: Look at the pretty windmills in Mykonos Town, which are important for the island's history.
• Shipwreck Beach, Zakynthos (Zante): Take a boat to Shipwreck Beach, where a shipwreck sits on the beach, surrounded by clear water.
• Delphi Archaeological Site, Delphi: Explore the ancient ruins of Delphi, a place with old history and beautiful surroundings.

Samaria Gorge, Crete: Hike through Samaria Gorge, a long and beautiful canyon with nature and animals.

Rent a boat with or without a skipper

Many of our boat charters in Greece come with the option of sailing with a skipper and/or crew. Although this may come at an extra cost, having a skipper on board can, no doubt, provide you with an even more enjoyable experience! Your skipper can adapt the sailing route so that your voyage best suits the desires of you and the rest of your party.

Additionally, setting sail with a skipper will make your voyage even more comfortable! The skipper will take care of all the technical aspects of sailing, so all you need to do is sit back and relax.

If you would like to take charge of your boat charter in Greece, then bareboat charters are the way to go. Enjoy a bareboat charter if you have a license and set sail at your own pace. You need a valid boating license to enjoy a boat this way so check with the boat owner beforehand to see that your license is valid.

When is the best time of year to rent a boat?

The best time to visit Greece and rent a boat is during the high season, from June to August. The average temperatures during this period range from the high 70s to mid-80s Fahrenheit, providing ideal conditions for sailing, water activities, and basking in the Mediterranean sun.

For those seeking a quieter experience with still inviting weather, May and September are the shoulder months that fall just outside the high season. The average temperatures during these months also range from the mid-70s to mid-80s Fahrenheit, providing a pleasant environment for sailing, enjoying Greece's natural beauty, and indulging in local cuisine.