Catamaran hire in Corfu with or without skipper

Hiring a catamaran in Corfu

Located in the northern tip of the Ionian Islands, the lush island of Corfu is a must for your next sailing holiday. The island is one of Greek’s most beautiful and upon landing here, you will see why. Rugged mountains, white sandy beaches, sheltered bays, ancient monasteries and small fishing villages are some of the landscapes that you will admire when you are in Corfu. There may only be 40 miles between the north and the south of the island, but with everything there is to see, one can never get bored. Book your catamaran hire in Corfu with Océans Evasion now.

How much does it cost to hire a catamaran in Corfu?

The price of a catamaran charter in Corfu depends on the catamaran model you choose, the season and duration of your trip and any additional services that you may require, such as water sports equipment. Corfu is one of the best destinations in the Ionian Sea to snorkel thanks to the rich underwater ecosystems and a must with your catamaran charter. Feel free to use our internal messaging service to explore all of the availabilities with boat owners.

In the low season, a catamaran yacht charter can cost an average of £3,850/week. If you travel to Corfu during the season, you can expect to pay an average of £5,250/week.

Why should you charter a catamaran in Corfu with a skipper?

There is a wide range of catamarans available to hire in Corfu with or without a skipper. These include luxury catamarans, sailing catamarans and power catamarans. If you hold a valid boating licence and wish to discover this beautiful island at your own pace, we highly recommend a bareboat charter. You will be able to plan your own sailing itinerary and you will have a stronger sense of freedom when out in the open seas.

If you’re seeking a more relaxing holiday, it is also possible to hire a catamaran with a skipper. The skipper will be here to ensure that your trip runs smoothly, taking care of all sailing technicalities and showing you the best spots around the island. There’s no better way to explore Corfu than with a local!

What do we offer in Corfu?

Corfu is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the Ionian Sea and with your catamaran hire, you will be spoiled for choice. Most vessels in Corfu can accommodate up to 15 people onboard. Whether you are travelling with your friends, your family or your special someone, we can guarantee that you will have the holiday of a lifetime.

With Océans Evasion, you can book a crewed catamaran charter. The crew will take care of everything during your trip, including cleaning and dining, making sure that you have a hands-free and stress-free holiday. The crew are employed by the charter company and the fees will be included in the total price of your charter.

When is the best time to charter a catamaran in Ibiza?

The weather in Corfu is like many other destinations in southern Europe. The summer is hot with temperatures ranging between 30°C and 35°C and the winter is mild. July and August are the busiest months of the year as many visitors from Northern European countries flock to the island’s beaches. If you wish to explore Corfu without the hustle and bustle of the crowds, we recommend hiring a catamaran between May and June or September and October. You will be guaranteed sunshine and little precipitation.

What to do in Corfu?

Corfu may only be Greece’s 7th largest island, but with the sheer amount of things to see and do, you will always have something to do in this Ionian paradise. We have compiled a list of our favourite destinations to visit with your catamaran:

• Moor your vessel in the scenic Corfu Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Wander through the beautiful streets, admiring the different architecture which dates back to the Venetian era. Our must-sees include the main square, the Esplanade, the Ionian Academy, the Liston building, the Palace of St. Michael and St. George, Achieleon and the Kanoni Peninsula.
• Explore some of the island’s local delicacies in the quaint fishing village of Kalami. The town is known for having some of Greece’s best seafood tavernas.
• Take a dip in the shallow waters of Petriti on the eastern side of Corfu. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can try one of the many water sports on offer here such as snorkelling, kayaking and even paddle boarding.