A crewed Lagoon catamaran in Greece costs about €30,500 a week in high season for a Lagoon 55, plus expenses and 13% VAT. The 60 to 64 footers are about €31,000, the 67 footers about €42,500, and the two 78 footers up to €69,000.
That buys a sailing or power catamaran for eight to ten guests with three or four crew. Lagoon is the largest catamaran fleet we list in Greece, 101 yachts, so it is also the easiest to find a week on.
Which Lagoon models can you charter in Greece?
Lagoon is the French catamaran yard of the Beneteau group, building at Bordeaux, and its boats make up the largest share of the crewed catamarans on our Greek books.
The Lagoons we list in Greece fall into four sizes:
- Lagoon 42 to 52: 61 of the 101, for six to twelve guests, at about €13,000 to €29,000 a week. For a fully crewed week we recommend starting at the 55, which gives every guest and the crew more room.
- Lagoon 55: 19 yachts, half of them built in 2023 or later, for eight or ten guests in four or five cabins with three crew.
- Lagoon 60 and 620: 13 yachts of 60 to 64 feet, with more flybridge and deck space for the same eight to ten guests.
- The 67 and 78 footers: six yachts, sailing and power, with four or five crew.
How much does a Lagoon cost to charter in Greece per week?
About €30,500 a week in high season for a Lagoon 55, the most common crewed size, before expenses and VAT.
| Size | Lagoons on our books | Typical high-season week | Up to |
|---|---|---|---|
| 42 to 46 ft | 26 | €13,250 | €16,000 |
| 48 to 52 ft | 35 | €21,000 | €29,000 |
| 54 to 56 ft (Lagoon 55) | 19 | €30,500 | €31,900 |
| 60 to 64 ft | 13 | €31,000 | €42,500 |
| 67 ft | 4 | €42,500 | €47,000 |
| 78 ft | 2 | €64,000 | €69,000 |
High-season weekly rates of the Lagoons we list in Greece, October 2026. The APA and 13% Greek VAT come on top, and our Greek VAT, APA and extra costs page works through a real example.
An older 60 to 64 footer can cost less than a new Lagoon 55, so compare build year as well as length.
Lagoon, Fountaine Pajot, Sunreef or Bali: which catamaran suits Greece?
These are the four catamaran yards we list most in Greece:
- Lagoon: the most space for the money and the biggest choice, about €31,000 a typical week from 54 feet up.
- Fountaine Pajot: a larger, sportier fleet in Greece, typically 66 feet, at about €45,000 a week. See our Fountaine Pajot page.
- Sunreef: semi-custom luxury catamarans, mostly 70 to 80 feet, at about €76,500 a week. See our Sunreef page.
- Bali: an open-plan layout with a solid foredeck lounge, priced just below Lagoon. See our Bali page.
Sailing or power is the other choice to make, and our sailing versus power catamaran guide covers it for Greek waters.
Our favourite Lagoons for charter in Greece
We have been aboard these Lagoons or booked them for our clients. All six are based in Athens or Lavrion, a short hop from the Saronic Gulf and the Cyclades.
VERINA STAR is a 2023 Lagoon 55 that feels more like a 60 on deck, with lounging space everywhere and a superb foredeck. Her Athens-based captain, Andreas, favours the quieter Saronic and Cycladic routes, and Polyaigos is his pick for the clearest water, at €30,500 a week in high season.
HYDRUS, also a 2023 Lagoon 55, is a smart, well-priced pick with en-suite cabins, robes, proper storage and a different feel in every cabin. A convertible twin makes her easy for two families to share, and her crew are lovely from start to finish, at €31,000 a week from Lavrion.
AURELIA is a 2024 Lagoon 55 with an impressive line-up of water toys and a professional crew of three under Captain John. She books up fast every season, at €30,500 a week in high season.
LADY M is a 2025 Lagoon 60 with a wide, open layout: a huge U-shaped saloon, a full bar, a big flybridge and fold-down wings on the aft deck that make her feel far bigger than 60 feet. Her 5 metre tender with a 130 hp engine takes every guest ashore in one trip, at €41,500 a week in high season.
VALIUM 67 is a 2023 Lagoon power catamaran and a favourite of ours for friends and families. Her crew of four know these waters inside out, and guests often say they would rather dine on board than ashore, at €47,000 a week in high season.
WHITE CAPS is a 67 foot Lagoon from 2021 with a crew of four our brokers single out for going beyond the brief, a strong pick for young families. She takes ten guests in five cabins, at €41,500 a week in high season.
Chartering a Lagoon somewhere else? Our Lagoon yacht charter guide on DMA Yachting covers every destination, and every crewed catamaran we list in Greece is in our guide to catamaran charter in Greece.
People also ask
How much does it cost to charter a Lagoon catamaran in Greece?
About €30,500 a week in high season for a crewed Lagoon 55, and about €42,500 for a 67 footer, with the APA and 13% Greek VAT on top.
How many guests does a Lagoon catamaran take?
Eight to ten on the Lagoon 55 and 60, in four or five cabins with three or four crew.
Is a Lagoon cheaper than a Fountaine Pajot in Greece?
Usually. From 54 feet up, the typical Lagoon in Greece is about €31,000 a week against about €45,000 for a Fountaine Pajot, partly because the Fountaine Pajot fleet here runs larger.
Can you charter a power Lagoon in Greece?
Yes. VALIUM 67 is a Lagoon power catamaran with a crew of four, and our sailing versus power guide compares the two.
Who builds Lagoon catamarans?
Lagoon, part of the Beneteau group, builds its catamarans at Bordeaux in France.
Lagoon Catamarans to charter
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