Catamaran Charters in Greece

If you want to go island hopping around Greece with your family or friends without breaking the bank, crewed catamaran charters in Greece offer incredible value. You get beach-front accommodation, a private chef, a professional crew who know the islands, great service, transport to amazing locations, great water toys, and an adventure of a lifetime, all in one package, and the best part – you do not have to lift a finger.

The crewed catamaran fleet in Greece is amazingly diverse, with luxury catamarans ranging from 50 to 80 feet. There is something for everyone, whether a family on a budget or a group looking to splurge on an ultra-luxurious experience.

We recommend catamarans to clients looking for maximum value for money, connection to the water, and relaxed cruising or sailing around the Greek Islands.

Why charter a catamaran in Greece?

Most of our first-time clients choose catamarans–and many rebook the same type. Here’s why:

• More space for less: A 70ft catamaran rivals an 85ft motor yacht in space and costs less to charter and run.
• Naturally stable: Twin hulls mean no heeling, fewer seasick guests, and easier movement onboard.
• Low fuel use: Catamarans consume significantly less fuel than motor yachts, resulting in lower APA and better overall value for the same itinerary.

How much does a Greece catamaran charter cost?

Crewed Greece catamaran charters start at around €30,000 per week and run to €100,000+, depending on the yacht’s size, season, and onboard experience. Below €40,000 the choice gets thin in high season, so that is the number we suggest planning around for a boat we would actually recommend. Remember the weekly rate is the charter fee only: VAT and APA come on top, so budget higher than the headline number.

Most yacht charters in Greece follow a plus-expenses model. Here’s how the cost breaks down:

• Base rate: The weekly price for the yacht and crew
• APA: 25–30% of the base rate; covers food, drinks, fuel, docking fees, and tips
• VAT: Currently 13% in Greece

All-inclusive catamaran charters in Greece are rare, but we’ve secured a few exclusive options. Contact us if that’s what you’re looking for.

See our full Greece yacht charter costs guide →

Our Favorite Catamarans in Greece

Not sure where to begin? Start with a collection below. We inspect hundreds of crewed catamarans each year at Greek yacht charter shows and group the best options by the most common requests: friends, equal-cabin layouts, luxury, all-inclusive, and power cats.

Where to go on your Greek catamaran charter?

Not all Greek sailing areas suit catamarans equally. We recommend routes with shorter crossings, protected waters, and good anchoring spots–so you can enjoy the islands, not fight the wind.

Best Itineraries for Catamarans

We have made these Greek yacht charter itineraries with catamarans in mind. They:

• mix the best islands with realistic distances
• are shorter than motor yacht itineraries
• start and end in places easy to fly into