10 Greek Motor Yachts Worth More Than You Pay – Unbeatable Value

106-foot San Lorenzo with a huge toy garage in Greece
At 106 feet, GOLDEN YACHT offers a much larger feel than her rate suggests. She is a 2014 Sanlorenzo with an extensive 2024 refit, and it shows: a beautifully finished, bright salon, a stunning aft cockpit, and a vast flybridge with a deck jacuzzi where most of the week ends up happening. Stabilizers both underway and at anchor keep her comfortable, and she cruises at a genuine 21 knots, so no itinerary feels rushed.

Her 5 en-suite cabins include the master on the main deck and 2 convertible twins, which makes her an easy fit for couples, families, or mixed groups of 10. The toy garage is the other headline: a Williams 395 tender, a jet ski, two Seabobs, paddleboards, a wakeboard, waterskis, and an inflatable swim platform, with a 37-foot Axopar chase boat available at extra cost. A very friendly crew of six runs it all.

Rates start at €75,000, competitive for a refitted Sanlorenzo of this size, which is why her 2026 calendar has already started filling up.

Brand New 87-foot San Lorenzo Cruising 24 kts
The brand new AKASTI offers tremendous value in June and September for a four cabin yacht, three doubles plus one convertible, for up to 8 guests. She is a 2024 Sanlorenzo, so everything onboard is first season fresh: the finishes, the tech, the Starlink connection, even the sound system, with Focal and JL speakers running through the saloon, cabins, and flybridge.

She also moves. AKASTI cruises at 24 knots, which opens up island combinations that slower yachts in this price range simply cannot fit into a week, and she does it with the comfort of stabilizers both underway and at anchor. The toy locker carries a Williams 395 tender, two Seabob F5S, an eFoil, kayaks, paddleboards, a towable sofa, and waterskis, plenty of action for her size. There is even a Denon home cinema in the saloon for movie nights.

The amazing crew of four will make you feel like you are on a much bigger superyacht. For a brand new Sanlorenzo at shoulder season rates from €55,000, she is one of the sharpest deals on this list.

130-foot Westport with a Rare 6-Cabin Layout
ENDLESS SUMMER is one of my favorite yachts in Greece for the simple reason that she gives you a lot for the money. At 130 feet, she is a proper tri-deck Westport with six cabins for 12 guests, which is genuinely rare, including a master on the main deck and an upper deck VIP that can convert into an extra sky lounge. Twin staterooms with pullman berths reshape around families, and a 2023 refit keeps her feeling fresh and modern.

The lifestyle list reads like a yacht well above her rate: a ten person jacuzzi on deck, a gym, zero speed stabilizers, two jet skis, a Seabob, and even a water slide, back for 2026 in a new colour. Bars inside and out and barbecue grills on the flybridge keep the crew busy wherever the group settles.

But what really makes her stand out is the rate. At €105,000 to €120,000 per week, she is priced well below other yachts of her size and pedigree. For space, comfort, and overall value, ENDLESS SUMMER is very hard to beat.

137 Feet of ISA with a Saloon That Feels Like a Living Room
LIBERDADE is the yacht we point to when a group wants real superyacht space without a superyacht rate. At 137 feet, she is bigger than most yachts at her price in Greece, and you feel that size the moment you step into the saloon.

The layout is what stayed with us after our visit in Nafplion. The main saloon wraps around a central spiral staircase, with the dining area set one step lower. It sounds unusual, and it works beautifully: the split levels make the space feel like a proper living room rather than a long run of sofas. For her length, the master suite is enormous, with a big en-suite, a make-up area and a hammam in the shower.

Up top, the sundeck has a large sunbathing area, a U-shaped table with wraparound seating and a proper bar. A service elevator brings food and drinks straight up, so the crew never cuts through the guest space. The deck stays private, even with a full boat.

118 foot Classic Motor Yacht in Greece
At €62,000 per week, LET IT BE is a standout value in Greece. A 1998 Italian build by Tecnomarine, she has been beautifully maintained, with her latest refit in 2025, and she combines the best of old and new. The interior is warm and elegant, with polished chestnut wood and symmetry in the saloon that gives her a classy, whiskey lounge feel, yet she carries all the modern amenities you would expect on a charter today: stabilizers underway, satellite internet, and TVs throughout.

Her five cabins take 12 guests, with the master on the main deck, and a highlight is the upper saloon with its desk and panoramic views, a rare feature that doubles as an inspiring spot for work or a quiet hour. The toy locker is newer than the hull suggests, with an e-foil added in 2025, two Seabobs, electric-fin paddleboards, waterskis in adult and kids sizes, and two tenders.

For her character, comfort, and price point, LET IT BE offers more yacht than you pay for.

A Greek-Built Classic with a Private Upper-Deck Master
GELLY is for families who want Greece to feel like Greece from the moment they step on board. She was built in Greece in 1992 and refitted in 2024, and at 139 feet she gives you a lot of yacht for her weekly rate.

She is authentically Greek through and through: Cycladic styling, white Greek marble, paintings of the Greek gods and traditional Greek fabrics. When we toured her in Nafplion, she felt less like a charter yacht and more like a family home in the islands.

The highlight is the master cabin on the upper deck. It is surprisingly big for her size, with a large en-suite and its own office, so parents get real privacy from the rest of the boat. The top deck is made for long evenings, and we can easily picture a big traditional Greek banquet up there under the stars.

97ft Ferretti with Access to Private Atokos Island
At €60,000 per week, this 97-foot Custom Line by Ferretti is excellent value for Greece. A 2011 build refitted in 2024, WATCH ME is in very good condition, with spacious cabins that stand out for their large showers and the rare addition of walk-in closets in both twin cabins. Five cabins take 12 guests, with the master on the main deck, and Starlink plus at-anchor stabilizers cover the practical side. The yacht feels personal and welcoming, with touches of Greek art onboard and a toy locker that includes a Fliteboard, a jet ski, two Seabobs, a seascooter, and waterskis in both adult and kids sizes.

The crew goes above and beyond. Captain Zissis brings extra flair with a pizza oven and his past bartender skills; cocktails on the flybridge are a highlight. He also knows the Ionian intimately, with favorite anchorages in Ithaca and even private access to Atokos Island.

With attentive service, unique details, and a price well below many comparable yachts, it is no surprise she is fully booked every season.

98ft Picchiotti with Award-Winning Chef at a Rare €38k Rate
At just €38,500 per week for a 98-foot yacht with seven crew, KARMA is exceptional value, a rare price in this size range. She is a classic 1987 Picchiotti kept in excellent condition through refits in 2019 and 2023, with unusually large cabins; the VIP is the size of a typical master, and the master itself has a his-and-hers bathroom with a tub. A convertible lounge on the main deck works as a fifth cabin or as a playroom with its own TV and Playstation, which families make heavy use of.

The interior is tasteful and homely, using natural fabrics like sheep’s wool carpets, and the crew consistently delivers above expectations, led by an award-winning chef whose table is reason enough to book her. Satellite TV and Netflix run in the playroom, master, and VIP cabins, and a 12-meter chase boat can even be added on request.

With a warm, family friendly atmosphere and proven performance in the Cyclades and Saronic islands, KARMA offers more yacht and more service than anything else at this price point.

131-foot Sunseeker yacht with 6 cabins
PATHOS stands out because she is a big, stylish yacht that feels both modern and practical. At 131 feet, this Sunseeker has six cabins for 12 guests, including a master suite on the upper deck with its own private sauna, a VIP on the main deck, and flexible doubles and twins below that make her great for families or mixed groups. A crew of eight, an unusually strong ratio at this rate, keeps service constant wherever the group spreads out.

She is very well maintained, with stabilizers, expansive deck space for both sun and shade, and waterproof TVs on the upper and sun decks for movie evenings at anchor. The toy garage runs from two 2-seater jet skis and Seabobs to canoes, wakeboards, and waterskis in adult and kids sizes, launched from a proper Pascoe tender.

At €130,000 to €155,000 per week, she is strong value for her size and quality, especially with a layout that works so well for groups who want privacy without losing the social atmosphere.

A Freshly Refitted Sanlorenzo with a Fold-Down Balcony
WOMBAT is the yacht we suggest when a group wants a fast, modern Sanlorenzo that looks brand new, without paying new-build rates. She is a 2019 Sanlorenzo SL106, and her full refit left her immaculate. When we toured her in Nafplion, not one area felt tired.

She keeps the sharp, sporty Sanlorenzo look, with everything presented in fresh condition. Her five cabins sleep up to 11 guests, and the owner’s suite sits on the main deck. A fold-down balcony opens off the saloon, so the sea is right there while you relax inside.

Up top, the sundeck is a very decent size for a 106-foot yacht, with room to lounge between swim stops. Fast, beautiful and easy to recommend, she is one of the yachts we are happiest to put forward for a week in Greece.