Catamaran charter in Cyclades Islands

If you’re looking to explore some sensational Greek islands with beautiful scenery and exquisite cuisine, set sail on an adventure with your family or a group of friends with a catamaran rental in the Cyclades Islands. This spectacular set of islands give you the opportunity to explore their most precious beach bays and coves, as well as the chance to sample some local delicacies and delicious traditional Greek dishes. Unwind on your spacious sundeck as you cruise the cerulean sea in paradise.

You can charter a catamaran on two different islands, Paros and Mykonos. 

Paros - Port of Paros

Mykonos - Tourlos Mykonos Marina

Exciting news! You rarely need to pay for mooring in small coves and bays in Greece. On the occasion that you do, the fee is measly in comparison to other European sailing locations. 

The meltemi winds blow at their strongest during the peak summer months, so we recommend either having experience yourself or sailing with a skipper. 

Enjoy blissful summer temperatures form as early as April and May in the Cyclades Islands. Early summer and autumn are brilliant charter months with cooler summer temperatures and fewer tourists. In the peak summer months, temperatures can peak over 30°C. 

 

Deciding on your sailing itinerary or need a few tips on where to eat out and enjoy a cocktail or two? 

Other than its buzzing capital Parikia, Paros is covered in delightful villages and towns on the coast where you can lose yourself in natural beauty and many bars, cafes and shops. Visit Naousa on the north coast of Paros island to experience the perfect example of this. If navigating along the south-east coast, put Golden Beach on the list! A top beach attraction.

Mykonos is vibrant, marvellous and cosmopolitan with the charm of the rustic windmills of Kato Mili looking down on the bustling coastal town. Visit Caprice of Mykonos and Captain’s for delicious food and cocktails with a view.

For catamaran charters in Paros, you can fly from Athens or Thessaloniki as well as catch a ferry to the island.

Mykonos has a more international airport, with European flights operating to numerous locations and no need to change in Athens.