Rethymno
Almyrida
Agios Nikolaos
Chania
Crete
Chania
Agios Nikolaos
Hersonissos
Chania Old Port
Marathi
Kato Gouves
Kissamos
Chania
Heraklion
Agios Nikolaos
Marathi
Agios Nikolaos
Rethymno
As the fifth largest island in the Mediterranean, it’s impossible to get bored during a yacht hire in Crete. Whether you want to try out new water sports or simply find a beautiful beach to relax on, you can do it all while sailing past the ruins of the ancient Minoan civilisation that used to inhabit this captivating part of Greece. You can take day trips to Dia Island or Kastri from Crete or stay closer to home and visit the Palace of Knossos. You could even plan a slightly longer trip up to one of the other more well-known Greek Islands, such as Mykonos or Lefkas. The opportunities are truly endless. During your sailing trip in Crete, you will be treated not only to beaches of fine white sand and areas of fascinating historical heritage, but also to captivating coastal towns such as Agios Nikolaos, which is home to an Archaeological Museum that has was opened in 1969.
Book your Crete yacht charter today and make memories that will last a lifetime, whether you choose to go with family, friends, or a mixture of the two.
Boat rental in Crete fluctuates significantly in price depending on a plethora of different factors. A few of these include the duration of your Cretan yacht hire, the amenities on board, the season you want to rent, and also the number of people on board. The price is subject to further fluctuation depending on the boat type. Below is a list of prices according to the type of boat you wish to rent:
£909/week in low season
£1758/week in high season
From £6055/week in low season
From £6664/week in high season
From £2598/week in low season
From £5066/week in high season
Crete is actually a fantastic place to set sail for most of the year, with average winter temperatures of 16°C. However, the majority of people choose to charter a yacht in Crete from July until September, as this is when the weather is best, with temperatures soaring and the sun shining most of the time. We would actually recommend going either during late spring or early autumn, as there will be fewer tourists, while the weather conditions will still be fantastic.
In Crete, there are a wide range of price depending on the boat type and the size of your chosen vessel. However, the best price you will find in the spring or autumn is £606 per week for a sailboat that has a maximum capacity of 11 people.
There are many different reasons why you should charter a yacht in Crete with a skipper. A skipper will be able to show you a lot of the best places to visit in Crete, including some hidden gems that only locals really know about. With a skipper, you also won’t need a boating licence, something which is usually obligatory with a bareboat charter. Your captain can also recommend you some restaurants to eat in during your trip, giving you the opportunity to sample some of the local Cretan gastronomy. Most importantly though, hiring a yacht with a skipper allows you to sit back and relax, while someone else takes care of the more technical aspects of sailing.
In Crete, private yachts are available for hires. See your options in the area.