Rent a yacht in Athens at the best price

Boat rentals in Athens with Nautal

Athens, the capital of Greece, offers an extraordinary sailing experience. Nestled on the southeastern coast, this city is renowned for its history, ancient ruins, and delightful Mediterranean climate. But Athens isn't just about exploring the city itself. It serves as the perfect gateway to a sailing adventure like no other!

Set sail from Athens' charming marinas and discover the wonders of the Aegean Sea. With its calm waters, mild winds, and breathtaking coastline, Athens is a sailor's paradise. Whether you're an experienced sailor or a novice seeking an unforgettable vacation, this destination has it all.

From the Saronic Gulf to the Cyclades Islands, the options for exploration are endless. Discover the nearby islands, such as Aegina, Poros, and Hydra in the Saronic Islands. Or venture further to the Cyclades, where the famous Santorini and vibrant Mykonos await, each offering their own unique charm.

Ready to make your sailing dreams come true? With Nautal, finding the perfect vessel for your adventure is a breeze. Whether you prefer sleek yachts or cozy catamarans, Nautal offers a wide range of options to ensure your comfort and create unforgettable memories.

Get ready to set sail from Athens and immerse yourself in the beauty of the Aegean Sea. Find your ideal boat on Nautal to navigate the crystal-clear waters and embark on an unforgettable journey. Athens is waiting, and your sailing adventure begins now!

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Athens?

The price of a boat charter in Athens will vary based on the boat and type of charter experience that you wish to create. The season and type of boat will play a large role in the price.

Here are the average starting point prices per boat type in Athens:

The price of a sailboat charter in Athens

• 1 day: From $180 in the low season and $285 in the high season
• 1 week: From $950 in the low season and $1,000 in the high season
• Hiring a skipper costs around $150 per day

The price of an Athens catamaran charter

• 1 day: From $650 in the low season and $1,200 in the high season
• 1 week: From $2,000 in the low season and from $4,000 in the high season
• Hiring a skipper costs around $200 per day

The price of a luxury yacht charter in Athens

• 1 day: From $1,500 in the low season and $1,800 in the high season
• 1 week: From $10,000 in the low season and $12,000 in the high season

The price of a motorboat rental in Athens

• 1 day: From $300 in the low season and $600 in the high season
• 1 week: From $1,600 in the low season and $2,400 in the high season
• Hiring a skipper costs around $170 per day

When is the best time to go?

The ideal time to visit Athens for a sailing vacation is from late spring to early fall. From May to September, the weather is generally warm and sunny, creating a perfect atmosphere for your sailing adventure. The peak season is in July and August. During this time of year, you can expect temperatures ranging from 70°F to 90°F, perfect for basking in the sun and enjoying the refreshing sea breeze.

If you prefer a bit more peace and tranquility, consider sailing in May or September. These months typically offer milder temperatures, fewer crowds, and a more relaxed atmosphere. It's a fantastic opportunity to explore the islands at your own pace, anchor in secluded bays, and savor the beauty of the Aegean Sea without the hustle and bustle of peak tourist season.

Where to sail to in Athens

Athens is not just a vibrant city; it's also a gateway to a plethora of stunning destinations in the Aegean Sea. When it comes to sailing, the options are boundless. From charming islands steeped in history to picturesque coastal towns, here are some top spots to explore during your sailing adventure in Athens:

• The Saronic Islands: Discover the beauty of Aegina, with its ancient temples and sandy beaches. Explore the quaint streets of Poros and indulge in delicious local cuisine. Immerse yourself in the history of Hydra, known for its preserved architecture and captivating atmosphere.
• The Cyclades: Set sail to the iconic Santorini and be enchanted by its breathtaking sunsets and iconic blue-domed churches. Experience the vibrant nightlife of Mykonos, renowned for its lively beach clubs and cosmopolitan vibes. Explore the lesser-known gems like Paros, Naxos, and Milos, each offering its own unique charm.
• Delphi: Sail to the mainland and visit the ancient site of Delphi, where you can immerse yourself in Greek mythology and witness the impressive ruins of the Temple of Apollo. Delphi is a perfect day trip option for history enthusiasts.
• Cape Sounion: Make your way to Cape Sounion, located on the southern tip of the Attica peninsula. Marvel at the majestic Temple of Poseidon, perched on a cliff overlooking the Aegean Sea. The panoramic views and stunning sunsets make this destination a must-visit.
• Athens Riviera: Explore the beautiful coastline of the Athens Riviera, dotted with glamorous resorts, sandy beaches, and vibrant beach bars. Enjoy the coastal towns of Glyfada, Vouliagmeni, and Varkiza, where you can relax on the beach, indulge in water sports, or savor delicious seafood.

What can you see/do in Athens?

• Explore the Acropolis - Marvel at the iconic Parthenon and immerse yourself in ancient Greek history as you walk through the ruins of this UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Visit the ancient Agora - Step back in time and wander through the marketplace where ancient Athenians conducted their daily affairs. Discover the Temple of Hephaestus and the Stoa of Attalos.
• Stroll through Plaka - Wander the charming streets of Plaka, Athens' oldest neighborhood. Enjoy its quaint atmosphere, traditional tavernas, and souvenir shops.
• Discover the National Archaeological Museum - Delve into Greece's rich history and admire an extensive collection of ancient artifacts, including the famous Mask of Agamemnon.
• Explore the vibrant Monastiraki Square - Dive into the hustle and bustle of this lively square, known for its flea market, eclectic shops, and vibrant street art.
• Indulge in Greek cuisine - Treat your taste buds to mouthwatering Greek delicacies. Sample souvlaki, moussaka, and traditional mezes, accompanied by a glass of ouzo.
• Experience the nightlife - Athens offers a vibrant nightlife scene. Explore the trendy bars and clubs of Gazi, Kolonaki, or Psirri and dance the night away.
• Visit the National Gardens - Find tranquility in the heart of the city at the National Gardens. Take a leisurely stroll, enjoy a picnic, and spot the resident turtles and peacocks.

Rent with or without a skipper

At Nautal, you have the flexibility to choose whether you want to rent a boat with or without a skipper. If you're an experienced sailor, renting without a skipper allows you the freedom to navigate the waters at your own pace. For a stress-free vacation or if you're new to sailing, renting with a skipper provides expert guidance and local knowledge. Whatever option you choose, Nautal ensures a safe and unforgettable sailing experience in Athens.

The harbors in Athens

In Athens, there are several ports to choose to depart from. You can select your boat based on your group size, including everything from small yachts and motorboats to family-friendly catamarans.

Whichever vessel you choose to book, sailing is the perfect way to experience Athens' coastline, beaches, and islands, with excellent sailing conditions through the Aegon Sea and beyond.

In Athens you can find motorboats, catamarans, and sailing boats in its different ports:

• Marina Kalamaki
• Flisvos Marina
• Agios Kosmas Marina
• Delta
• Alimos Marina

How to get to Athens?

Athens International Airport (ATH) is 20 miles away from Marina Kalamaki. Buses run regularly from the airport to Athens city center, taking just over an hour.