Sunseeker Yacht Charter in Greece: Cost and Our Favourites

Which Sunseeker yachts can you charter in Greece?

Sunseeker is a British yard founded in 1969 by Robert Braithwaite and builds sport, flybridge and superyachts at Poole in Dorset. In Greece its largest group is the Sunseeker 131, a 40 metre superyacht for twelve guests.

The Sunseekers cruising Greece fall into four sizes:

• 60 to 79 feet: ten yachts for six to eight guests, at about €18,000 to €30,000 a week.
• 80 to 99 feet: nine yachts for eight guests in four cabins, at about €35,000 to €49,000 a week.
• 100 to 129 feet: six yachts for ten to twelve guests, at about €93,500 a week. This is where we recommend starting for a fully crewed week.
• The Sunseeker 131: five superyachts of 131 feet for eleven or twelve guests, at about €165,000 a week.

How much does a Sunseeker cost to charter in Greece per week?

High-season weekly rates of the Sunseekers in our catalogue that cruise Greece, built 2000 or later, October 2026. Not every yacht is listed online, so ask us about any size here and we will quote it.

The APA and 13% Greek VAT come on top, and our Greek VAT, APA and extra costs page works through a real example.

Below €60,000 a week, a crewed catamaran usually gives a better week in Greece than an older motor yacht. Our motor yacht versus catamaran guide explains why.

Sunseeker, Azimut or Sanlorenzo: which motor yacht suits Greece?

These are the motor yacht builders we charter most in Greece:

• Sunseeker: British sport and flybridge yachts, with the 131 footers at the top, about €125,000 a typical week at the standard we recommend.
• Azimut: Italian flybridge and Grande yachts, about €93,500 a typical week. See our Azimut page.
• Sanlorenzo: semi-custom yachts of 90 to 130 feet, about €110,000 a typical week. See our Sanlorenzo page.
• Ferretti: roomy flybridge yachts, mostly older, about €75,000 a typical week from 95 feet. See our Ferretti page.

Our yacht builders in Greece page compares every yard we charter here, catamarans included.

Our favourite Sunseekers for charter in Greece

We have been aboard these four Sunseekers. All are based in Athens, a short hop from the Saronic Gulf and the Cyclades.

PATHOS is a Sunseeker 131 from 2012 with a striking, symmetrical main saloon, a central bar and fold-down balconies on both sides. She has two master cabins, one on the main deck with a huge walk-in closet and one upstairs with its own private aft deck and sauna, at €155,000 a week in high season.

AQUA LIBRA, a Sunseeker 131 from 2018, is beautifully kept, with a finish that belies her age. Dark varnished wood, soft white carpets, white marble and white furniture give her a classic, well-cared-for interior, at €165,000 a week in high season.

GEORGE P is a 114 foot Sunseeker with a new interior in sharp colour schemes and a crew that is on point. Her cabin layout suits a family or a group of friends equally well, at €125,000 a week in high season.

MAKANI II is a 115 foot Sunseeker that feels remarkably spacious, with an especially generous master cabin and a surprisingly big shower even in the twin. She is a good choice for guests who want room to stretch out, at €120,000 a week in high season.

Chartering a Sunseeker somewhere else? Our Sunseeker yacht charter guide on DMA Yachting covers every destination, and every motor yacht we list in Greece is on our Greece motor yacht charter page.

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