TrimTeam
All guides
Guide · Cost

How much does a catamaran charter in Greece cost?

A catamaran charter in Greece with a licensed captain typically costs €5,950–9,800 per week in the shoulder season and €8,200–12,500 in peak summer, depending on size, age and area. That is the weekly rate for the boat and the captain together. On top of it, budget for the charter pack, fuel, mooring, provisioning and a refundable deposit — costs that are predictable once they are itemised up front.

What a week actually costs, by season

The figures below come from our own catalogue of Greek catamarans, and every one of them already includes a licensed captain — that is how prices are quoted on this site. Half the boats fall inside the middle range; the outer columns show where the cheapest and the largest boats sit.

SeasonTypical week (with captain)Entry levelLarge / premium
May, June, September, October€5,950–9,800from €4,870up to €14,500+
July–August (peak)€8,220–12,470from €6,850up to €19,000+

What sits on top of the weekly rate

The weekly rate covers the catamaran and the captain. The items below are charged by the base, not by us, and the ranges are typical for Greece in 2026. In a TrimTeam quote the mandatory ones are listed and priced before you pay — they are the usual source of "hidden costs" elsewhere.

Cost itemTypical 2026 rangeNotes
Catamaran + captain, per week€4,870–19,000Lowest in May/October, highest in July/August
Charter pack (cleaning, linens, gas, transit log)€350–600Mandatory at most bases; shown in the quote
Fuel€300–600 / weekDepends on how much you motor
Mooring / port fees€15–40 small ports · €50–150+ marinas, per nightAnchoring in a bay is free
Provisioning (food & drink)€700–1,200 / weekOptional — many groups eat ashore
Refundable security deposit€2,000–4,000Returned if the yacht comes back undamaged

Why a captain costs less than people expect

A skipper in Greece is charged at roughly €190–210 per day plus their food, which on a week comes to €1,300–1,500 — a small share of the total, and it removes the licence requirement entirely. That is why our prices are quoted with the captain already in them: on most boats the difference against a bareboat rate is smaller than a single night in a busy marina.

Where "hidden costs" come from

Almost every unpleasant surprise comes from a cost quoted separately from the headline rate: the charter pack, the deposit, the skipper, mooring. A transparent quote lists all of them before you pay. TrimTeam quotes charters all-in — boat, captain and expected extras in writing, on your dates, before any payment.

Frequently asked

Is a catamaran charter in Greece cheaper in May or September?
Yes. In our catalogue a typical Greek catamaran week costs about €7,500 with a captain in May, June, September and October against about €10,000 in July and August — roughly a quarter less, with warm water and far fewer crowds.
Do I need a licence to charter a catamaran in Greece?
Not with us. Every charter we quote includes a licensed captain, so no licence and no experience are required. A licence is only needed for bareboat, where you skipper the yacht yourself.
What is a charter pack?
A bundled mandatory fee, usually €350–600, covering end-cleaning, linens and towels, cooking gas, the initial water fill and the transit log. It is charged by the base and appears in the quote before payment.
What is the security deposit for?
A refundable sum, typically €2,000–4,000, held against damage and returned in full if the yacht comes back in good order. It is blocked on a card, not spent.

Tell us your dates and group size — we will price a Greek catamaran with a captain, all-in.

Ask Helm