About this class
This is a class listing, not one individual yacht. It stands for the Ferretti yachts we charter in Greece, from EUR 25,000 a week.
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Why you cannot see them all
About 290 crewed yachts of 72 to 89 feet charter in Greece, most of them motor yachts; Ferretti is the most common builder, ahead of Azimut, Princess and Posillipo. These are privately owned yachts, each with her own owner and crew, not a rental fleet. Their calendars are not public, and many cannot be advertised online at all: often the owner simply does not want his yacht shown publicly, and sometimes her manager does not permit online listings. We have access to all of them and can offer every one of them for your charter. Tell us your dates and who is coming, and we send you an individual proposal with the yachts that are actually available, each one inspected by us, with her own photos, crew profile and sample menu.
What to expect
Yachts in this class sleep eight guests in four cabins, each with its own bathroom, with a crew of four. Rates start from EUR 25,000 a week; most sit around EUR 30,000 and the newest reach EUR 35,000 in high season. Greek charters run on plus-expenses terms: fuel, food, drinks and port fees are paid at cost through an advance provisioning allowance, and Greek VAT is added to the charter fee. We give you the all-in estimate for your week before you decide.
This is the classic Greek motor yacht week: fast enough to lunch in one island and sleep in another, with a flybridge for sunset and a swim platform that turns every cove into a private beach club.
Yachts you can see in this class
Real yachts of this class that may be shown online. Open one for her photos, crew and current rates.
See what is free for your week
Recently booked in this class
Funsea, 90 ft AICONBooked by Melissa
Red Rose, 91 ft AICONBooked by Thomas
Star Link, 90 ft FalconBooked by Michael
Stela 117, 85 ft ROYAL DENSHIPBooked by Marcelle
Star Link, 90 ft FalconBooked by Didier
Zeus, 78 ft LeopardBooked by Michael
Salty, 78 ft AlalungaBooked by Carina
Estia Yi, 88 ft SanlorenzoBooked by Susannah
Real charters booked through our brokers. Client details are never shown, and a yacht is named only where she is publicly listed for charter.
Less yacht, or more?
- Greece Azimut 65 Class, from EUR 15,000 a week
- Greece Sanlorenzo 85 Class, from EUR 37,000 a week
- Greece Sanlorenzo 100 Class, from EUR 40,000 a week
Questions
How much does a Ferretti yacht charter cost in Greece?
Rates in the Greece Ferretti 80 Class start from EUR 25,000 a week and reach EUR 35,000, depending on the yacht and the week. The weekly rate covers the yacht and her crew. Fuel, food, drinks and berthing are paid at cost through an advance provisioning allowance, typically 30 to 35 percent of the charter fee, and local VAT is added. We give you the all-in estimate before you decide.
How many yachts of this class charter in Greece?
About 290 crewed yachts of 72 to 89 feet charter in Greece, most of them motor yachts; Ferretti is the most common builder, ahead of Azimut, Princess and Posillipo. We can show 122 of them online; we have access to all of them and can offer every one.
Why are some yachts not shown online?
Many owners do not want their yacht shown publicly, and some managers do not permit online listings. Those yachts can still be chartered: we have access to them and send them to you directly in an individual proposal for your dates.
Is this one specific yacht?
No. This is a class listing: it stands for the yachts of this size and price. The images are representative. The exact yacht, with her own photos, crew profile and sample menu, is confirmed before you book.
Images are representative of the class and show the size, layout and finish you can expect.
Specifications
- Length overall
- 80ft / 24
- Builder
- Ferretti
- Type
- Motor Yacht
- Guests
- 8
- Cabins
- 4
Charter Price
From €25,000 to €35,000 per week, plus APA.
Plus Expenses arrangement — boat and crew only, without tip.
All prices generated as a guide. Availability subject to confirmation. Gratuity is at the charterer’s discretion.
Variable expenses — fuel, food, marina fees — are deducted from an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA), an additional deposit added to the charter price. The remainder is returned after charter.
Tell us the week you have in mind.
We respond within four hours during business hours, with the yachts of this class that are actually free for your week, each with her own photos, crew profile and rates.





