Bareboat Catamaran Charter in Mykonos

To skipper a bareboat catamaran, Greek maritime law requires at least one crew member to hold a valid international sailing certificate, such as an ICC or an RYA Day Skipper qualification. You should also have a second person on board with basic sailing experience who can act as a co-skipper or competent crew. We will review your sailing CV prior to arrival.

Prices for a bareboat catamaran charter typically start from around €1,200 per day for a 40-foot model during the mid-season. Larger, newer luxury models can exceed €2,500 per day in the peak of summer. Remember to budget for additional costs such as fuel, which can range from €300 to €800 per week depending on your engine usage.

Yes, even if you are skippering the boat yourself, you can add a professional hostess or cook to your booking. They will handle the grocery shopping, meal preparation, and general cleaning of the common areas, allowing you to focus entirely on the navigation and relaxation. This is a popular option for those who want the freedom of bareboating with a touch of luxury service.

Mykonos is known for the Meltemi winds in mid-summer. If the port authorities issue a 'prohibition of departure' due to extreme weather, safety is the priority. However, the southern coast of Mykonos offers many protected bays where you can remain safely at anchor. Our team provides daily weather updates and can suggest alternative routes or sheltered spots to ensure your comfort regardless of the wind conditions.