Yacht charter in the Mediterranean – Page 69
6143 yachts and boats for charter in the Mediterranean
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Marina Zenta, Split · Catamaran
6 people · 42.45 feet · 54 hp · 2018
✓ Skipper included – you don't drive
Excl. mandatory extras
ACI Marina Skradin · Catamaran
10 people · 41.99 feet · 114 hp · 2024
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 3 000 EUR (refundable)
Marina Golfo Cugnana, Olbia · Catamaran
8 people · 44.65 feet · 108 hp · 2008
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 4 000 EUR (refundable)
Marina Kos · Catamaran
12 people · 45.8 feet · 2019
Includes 850 EUR in mandatory extras
Deposit 500 EUR (refundable)
Rogač, Šolta · Catamaran
12 people · 45.8 feet · 114 hp · 2019
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 3 500 EUR (refundable)
Marina Zeas, Piraeus · Catamaran
12 people · 45.9 feet · 114 hp · 2021
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 4 000 EUR (refundable)
D-Marin Marina Gouvia · Catamaran
12 people · 45.9 feet · 114 hp · 2024
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 700 EUR (refundable)
D-Marin Dalmacija Marina, Sukošan · Catamaran
12 people · 45.9 feet · 114 hp · 2022
Includes 559 EUR in mandatory extras
Deposit 3 000 EUR (refundable)
Cala dei Sardi, Portisco · Catamaran
14 people · 51.97 feet · 160 hp · 2019
✓ Skipper included – you don't drive
Excl. mandatory extras
Sant Antoni de Portmany Port · Catamaran
12 people · 52 feet · 160 hp · 2019
✓ Skipper included – you don't drive
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 4 000 EUR (refundable)
Port of Split / West Harbour · Catamaran
10 people · 62.01 feet · 2017
✓ Skipper included – you don't drive
Excl. mandatory extras
Port of Split / West Harbour · Catamaran
11 people · 67.42 feet · 350 hp · 2021
✓ Skipper included – you don't drive
Excl. mandatory extras
Port of Split / East Harbour · Yacht
28 people · 139.44 feet · 800 hp · 2011
✓ Skipper included – you don't drive
Excl. mandatory extras
2nd Marina Glyfada, Glyfada - Athens · Yacht
12 people · 40.68 feet · 600 hp · 2025
✓ Skipper included – you don't drive
Excl. mandatory extras
Alimos Marina, Athens · Sailboat
12 people · 58.99 feet · 160 hp · 2006
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 4 200 EUR (refundable)
Porto di Giardini, Giardini Naxos · Yacht
6 people · 45.8 feet · 2015
✓ Skipper included – you don't drive
Excl. mandatory extras
D-Marin Marina Mandalina, Šibenik · Yacht
6 people · 61.35 feet · 2022
✓ Skipper included – you don't drive
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 5 000 EUR (refundable)
D-Marin Marina Mandalina, Šibenik · Yacht
6 people · 46.98 feet · 880 hp · 2017
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 5 500 EUR (refundable)
Marina Zadar · Catamaran
10 people · 39.14 feet · 80 hp · 2017
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 3 000 EUR (refundable)
Port Grimaud · Catamaran
8 people · 40.52 feet · 80 hp · 2019
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 5 000 EUR (refundable)
Port Saplaya, Port Saplaya - Valencia · Catamaran
8 people · 45.11 feet · 80 hp · 2024
✓ Skipper included – you don't drive
Excl. mandatory extras
Olympic Marina, Lavrion · Catamaran
12 people · 55.61 feet · 160 hp · 2025
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 6 000 EUR (refundable)
Find your Mediterranean sailing holiday: yachts in Greece, Croatia and Italy, on Spain's Mediterranean coast and the Balearics, on the French Riviera and Corsica, and a few in Turkey, Malta and Montenegro. Compare the sailing areas and seasons, choose bareboat, skipper or crew, and see the price for your week before you book.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the best place for a yacht charter in the Mediterranean?
When is the sailing season in the Mediterranean?
Do I need a licence to charter a yacht in the Mediterranean?
Where in the Mediterranean should you charter a yacht?
This page lists every charter yacht on the Mediterranean in one place. To narrow it down, start with the country.
Greece has the most boats: the Ionian Islands for sheltered sailing, the Cyclades and the Dodecanese for open water and island hopping. Croatia has more than a thousand islands and short hops along the Dalmatian coast. Italy ranges from Sardinia and Sicily to the Amalfi Coast and Tuscany. In France, choose between the French Riviera (Côte d'Azur) and Corsica, or see all of France. Spain's Mediterranean coast and the Balearics, with Mallorca and Ibiza, also have yachts in the listing, and there are a few in Turkey, Malta and Montenegro.
When is the best time to sail the Mediterranean?
The charter season runs from about May to October. July and August are the busiest and most expensive weeks; June and September bring warm water, quieter harbours and lower prices. Each area has its own summer wind: the meltemi blows from the north in the Aegean, strongest in July and August, and makes the Cyclades demanding for beginners. The mistral can blow hard for days along the French coast, and in the Adriatic the bora is a sudden, gusty north-easterly, more common outside high summer. The Ionian Sea is usually gentler in summer, with light afternoon breezes, which makes it a good choice for a first charter.
Bareboat, with a skipper or fully crewed?
Most Mediterranean yachts are chartered by the week, Saturday to Saturday. Bareboat means you sail the yacht yourself; the licence rules depend on the country, and the listing and the charter company tell you what is needed. With a skipper, a local professional sails the boat while you still have the yacht to yourselves. Crewed yachts, such as larger catamarans and gulets, come with a skipper and a cook or host, for a holiday with no work on board.