Boat rentals in Corfu, Greece
Why rent a boat in Corfu?
How much does a boat rental in Corfu cost?
There are many different factors that can affect the price of a boat rental in Corfu. A few of these factors include the size and model of the boat, the season, the duration of your trip and the type of boat. If you want to rent a skippered Corfu boat charter, this will also usually cost more. Below is a list of prices according to boat type:Licence Free Boats
In high season:
$150/day | $780/week
In low season:
$130/day | $700/week
Catamarans
In high season:
$12350/week
In low season:
$6650/week
Gulets
$12250/week
RIBs
In high season:
$600/day | $4200/week
In low season:
$550/day | $3850/week
Motorboats
In high season:
$650/day | $3500/week
In low season:
$570/day | $3200/week
Sailing Boats
In high season:
$6804/week
In low season:
$3740/week
Is it possible to charter a boat in Corfu with or without a skipper?
Yes, it is possible to rent a boat in Corfu either with or without a skipper. However, to book a bareboat charter, you must make sure that you have the appropriate boating licence. If in doubt, check with the boat owner before booking to ensure no nasty surprises when you get there.
A skippered boat charter is perfect for people who want to relax during their nautical adventure, without having to worry about the technicalities of sailing the boat. On the other hand, if you’re looking for a trip that’s full of adventure and spontaneity, you should book up a bareboat charter and take your Corfu boat hire wherever you please, stopping off whenever you want.
It will usually cost at least $190 per day for a skipper.
What to do in Corfu?
Which are the most popular ports in Corfu?
How is the weather in Corfu?
How to get to Corfu?
How much does it cost to rent a boat in Corfu?
A boat charter will vary based on the boat and the type of charter experience you wish to create. The time of year, type of boat, length of rental, and more will affect the price.
It is possible to find a boat that is $130 per day in the low season without a skipper. In general, you can expect to pay $150 to $650 per day. Hiring a skipper or choosing a yacht charter with more amenities will increase the price.
There may be additional fees not included in the final rental price, such as fuel or skipper fees. You can reach out to the boat owner through Nautal to ask about the price details.
When is the best time to go?
The best time for sailing enthusiasts is during the warm and sunny months of late spring, summer, and early fall. From May to September, Corfu enjoys pleasant temperatures, ranging from 70°F to 90°F, creating the ideal climate for sailing.
During this period, the winds are generally mild, providing perfect conditions for smooth sailing and enjoyable voyages. The sea temperatures are also comfortably warm, ranging from 70°F to 80°F. Corfu's sailing season is in full swing during the summer months, attracting sailing enthusiasts from all corners of the globe.
Where to sail to in Corfu
Corfu offers so many beautiful destinations to discover during your sailing adventure. From hidden coves and secluded beaches to charming coastal towns and historic landmarks, there is something for everyone. Here are some of the best places to sail to in Coru:
- Paleokastritsa: This picturesque village has stunning turquoise waters, dramatic cliffs, and beautiful caves waiting to be explored. Anchor your boat and take a dip in the crystal-clear sea, or explore the underwater world while snorkeling or scuba diving.
- Kassiopi: Located on the northeastern coast of Corfu, Kassiopi is a fishing village with a rich history. Wander through its narrow streets, visit the ancient fortress, and enjoy the local tavernas serving fresh seafood.
- Paxos and Antipaxos: These two small islands are a short sail away from Corfu and offer a tranquil retreat from the bustling mainland. Discover sandy beaches with azure waters, visit the famous Blue Caves, and indulge in the relaxed island lifestyle.
- Old Town of Corfu: Dock your boat in the bustling marina and step into the Old Town of Corfu. Lose yourself in its narrow alleyways, admire Venetian architecture, visit historical landmarks like the Old Fortress, and indulge in the local cuisine at charming tavernas.
- Sivota: Venture south of Corfu to the charming village of Sivota. Enjoy the natural beauty of its secluded bays and explore the nearby islands. Sivota offers a peaceful atmosphere and the chance to unwind in a tranquil setting.
- Erikoussa, Mathraki, and Othonoi: These three small islands, collectively known as the Diapontian Islands, offer beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and an escape from the crowds.
Rent with or without a skipper
With Nautal, you have the option to rent your Corfu boat with or without a skipper. If you're an experienced sailor and have the necessary certifications, renting a boat without a skipper gives you more freedom. It's a chance to showcase your sailing skills and create unforgettable memories of being the master of your own nautical adventure.
On the other hand, if you prefer to sit back, relax, and leave navigation in the hands of a professional, renting a boat with a skipper is the perfect choice for you. Our experienced skippers are not only skilled sailors but also knowledgeable guides who know the hidden treasures and secret spots of Corfu. They can take you to the most breathtaking locations, share fascinating stories about the island, and provide valuable insights that only a local expert can offer.
What can you see and do in Corfu?
- Explore the Old Town of Corfu - Wander through the narrow streets of the UNESCO-listed Old Town, visit historical sites like the Old Fortress, admire the architecture, and shop for local crafts and souvenirs.
- Visit Achilleion Palace - Step into the grandeur of Achilleion Palace, a stunning neoclassical mansion with beautiful gardens.
- Relax on Corfu's beaches -Spend a day on one of Corfu's beautiful beaches, such as Glyfada, Sidari, or Paleokastritsa.
- Discover Kerkira vineyards - Visit the vineyards in the countryside and indulge in wine tastings.
- Visit Angelokastro - Explore the medieval fortress of Angelokastro, perched high on a cliff with breathtaking views.
- Experience Corfiot cuisine - Try local dishes like pastitsada (beef or rooster with pasta) and sofrito (veal cooked in a white wine sauce), accompanied by a glass of kumquat liqueur.