Bareboat Charter Yachts
24 yachts matching the search criteria were found
Butterfly
Sailing Catamaran · 2019 · Greece · Paros
Cruising 8 guests · 11.58 m · 4 cabins
Lowest
₺131,030
/ week
Ollydream
Sailing Catamaran · 2023 · Greece · Nea Peramos
Cruising 12 guests · 11.28 m · 6 cabins
Lowest
₺137,396
/ week
Didoo
Sailing Catamaran · 2022 · Greece · Corfu (D-Marin Marina Gouvia)
Cruising 8 guests · 11.89 m · 4 cabins
Lowest
₺141,283
/ week
Catalina
Sailing Catamaran · 2020 · Greece · Athens (Alimos Marina)
Cruising 8 guests · 11.89 m · 4 cabins
Lowest
₺163,309
/ week
Almiriki
Sailing Catamaran · 2023 · Greece · Paros
Cruising 10 guests · 11.58 m · 5 cabins
Lowest
₺190,912
/ week
Silver VIII
Sailing Catamaran · 2020 · Greece · Volos
Cruising 12 guests · 12.8 m · 6 cabins
Lowest
₺196,545
/ week
Hannah III
Sailing Catamaran · 2021 · Greece · Nea Peramos
Cruising 10 guests · 12.5 m · 5 cabins
Lowest
₺212,488
/ week
Frequently Asked Questions
A bareboat charter means you rent the yacht without a skipper or crew — you sail it yourself, so it suits qualified, experienced sailors who want full independence on the water.
Yes — a recognised sailing qualification and prior experience is required, and some destinations ask for proof of competency (e.g. an ICC or equivalent) before handover.
The yacht itself, standard safety and navigation equipment, and a chart briefing at handover. Fuel, provisioning, and any optional extras (paddleboard, outboard, etc.) are usually arranged separately.
Yes — if you'd prefer not to sail entirely alone, ask us about adding a skipper for part or all of your charter, or consider our Flotilla Charter option instead.
Bareboat yachts are typically priced per week rather than per night — use the Price filter to browse within your budget.
Routes are entirely up to you and your crew — our team can suggest cruising grounds and anchorages based on your experience level and the season.
Bareboat Charter FAQ
Practical questions about booking, sailing qualifications, onboard life and charter terms.
Before Booking
Our charter specialists will help you select the ideal yacht based on your destination, group size, sailing experience, and budget. Whether you're looking for a sailing yacht, catamaran, or a premium luxury experience, we can recommend the best option.
Sailing yachts offer a more traditional sailing experience and are generally more affordable. Catamarans provide greater stability, larger living spaces, and increased comfort, making them ideal for families and larger groups.
Popular beginner-friendly destinations include the Saronic Gulf and Ionian Islands in Greece, where sailing conditions are generally calm, distances are short, and marinas are well-equipped.
We recommend booking 6–12 months in advance, especially for peak summer periods, to ensure the widest selection of yachts and destinations.
Depending on the destination and season, shorter charters may be available. Contact our team for current availability and options.
Additional costs may include fuel, marina fees, provisioning, optional extras, crew services, and the yacht's refundable security deposit or damage waiver.
Yes, we provide optional crew services, including professional skippers, hostesses, and cooks for a more relaxed yacht charter experience.
Yes, private airport transfers can be arranged to and from the marina. Please contact us in advance with your travel itinerary.
The yacht charter price includes the bareboat rental, standard onboard equipment, bed linen, towels, and VAT. Optional extras like outboard engine, skipper, cleaning service and early check-in are available upon request.
We accept bank transfers and credit cards (VISA, Mastercard). Payment schedules and terms will be provided during the booking process.
We strongly recommend travel and charter cancellation insurance. Our team can advise you on suitable coverage options.
Bookings can be made online via our website or by contacting us directly. Our experienced team will guide you through yacht availability, options, and booking procedures.
Yes, at least one crew member must hold a valid sailing licence approved by local authorities. In Greece, a co-skipper is also recommended for safety and compliance.
On board
We recommend light clothing, non-marking deck shoes, swimwear, sun protection, and soft luggage, which is easier to store onboard than hard-shell suitcases.
Many yachts offer Wi-Fi access or mobile internet solutions, although coverage and speed may vary depending on the destination and sailing area.
Yes, bed linen and towels are included in the charter. Additional towel sets may be available upon request.
Night sailing policies depend on the destination, yacht type, and skipper qualifications. Most charter itineraries are planned for daytime navigation.
During the charter
Safety is always our priority. Our team and your skipper (if applicable) will recommend itinerary adjustments to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
Our support team is available 24/7. Simply contact the base or emergency support number provided at check-in, and assistance will be arranged promptly.
Yes, weather conditions and personal preferences often lead to itinerary adjustments. Flexibility is one of the greatest advantages of a yacht charter holiday.
Qualifications & Crew
You can still enjoy a yacht charter by hiring a professional skipper. A skipper will handle navigation and yacht operations, allowing you to relax and enjoy your holiday.
Absolutely. Yacht charters are ideal for families, and many yachts can be equipped with safety nets and child-friendly equipment upon request.
Pet-friendly charters may be available depending on the yacht and destination. Please inform us before booking so we can advise on suitable options.
Sailing is one of the most sustainable ways to travel. We encourage responsible boating practices and support initiatives that help protect the marine environment.
Every Bareboat Charter booking is subject to our full Bareboat Charter Terms and Conditions.