Just Launched: Greece’s Top New Charter Yachts 2024–2025

Best New Motor Yachts Under 100k

We’ve seen some excellent new motor yachts enter the Greece charter market this year—especially in the 65 to 100 ft range. If you want comfort, speed, and a sharp design without crossing into the ultra-luxury price bracket, this is a great place to look. These yachts tend to book fast because they tick so many boxes: modern interiors, smart layouts, strong crews, and solid reputations. We recommend them for families or groups who want a sleek, stylish yacht with a proven crew under €100K.

Best New High-End Yachts 100k-235k

This is where the real showstoppers are. These new yachts are designed to really impress—think high-spec design, large decks, polished interiors, and charter crews that have their service dialed in. If you’re after the full superyacht experience in Greece—without going into the €200K+ range—these are the new launches to know about.

Best New Catamarans Under 70k

We’ve seen a real rise in high-end catamarans over the last few seasons, and the 2024–2025 fleet in Greece is looking stronger than ever. These cats are large (up to 80 ft), luxurious, and designed for comfort—often rivaling motor yachts when it comes to space and amenities. Many are Fountaine Pajot or Sunreef builds with full-beam master suites, jacuzzis, dive gear, and sleek lounge decks. They’re perfect for guests who want space, luxury, and a stable ride at a more approachable price point compared to a motor yacht.

Best New Catamarans Under 40k

This is one of our favorite categories for value. Most of the yachts here are in the 60–67 ft range and come with 3–4 crew, spacious cabins, and well-balanced layouts that feel just right for families or groups of 6–8 guests. Fountaine Pajot and Lagoon dominate here—and for good reason. These yachts feel new, look sharp, and come with great toy selections. If you’re looking for something modern, reliable, and under €40K, these are the ones we’d shortlist.

Best New Catamarans Under 30k

We always tell clients: you don’t need to spend a fortune to get a great charter. In this range, you’ll find some surprisingly spacious yachts (54 to 65 ft), often with 2–3 crew, a solid layout, and the same level of service you’d expect from higher categories. The main difference is just yacht size. We’ve handpicked the best-value options launched in the last two years that still deliver a quality charter. (And just a heads-up—we usually don’t recommend going under €25K, as the compromises get steeper.)

Best Value Family-Friendly Catamarans

When helping families book, we look for yachts with versatile cabin layouts and a crew who genuinely enjoy having kids onboard. These new catamarans often feature pullman bunks, flexible twin setups, spacious social areas, and a shaded flybridge perfect for downtime. Water toys are key too—Seabobs, paddleboards, inflatables—and some crews are amazing at teaching kids to wakeboard or snorkel.