Greece Catamaran Charter Season 2026: What's New
The 2026 charter season in Greece promises exciting developments. Here's what's new and what to expect.
New in Our Fleet
P/Cat Evita (Nauticks N62) Our newest addition launches in 2025 for the 2026 season. This groundbreaking power catamaran features: - Widest beam in her category - Two master suites with panoramic windows - Upper-deck jacuzzi - Crew of 4
2026 Pricing
Skippered Fleet - Excess 11: From €2,100/week (unchanged) - Bali 4.1: From €2,800/week - Isla 40: From €3,200/week - Lagoon 46: From €3,600/week - Bali 4.8: From €4,300/week - Lagoon 50: From €4,500/week
Luxury Crewed Fleet - P/Cat Evita: €41,000/week - P/Cat D2: €33,000/week - S/Cat Sameli: €40,000/week
Early Bird Discounts
- Book 6+ months ahead: Up to 15% off
- Book 3-6 months ahead: Up to 10% off
- 15% deposit secures your dates
Trends for 2026
1. Earlier bookings: Peak season (July-August) is booking 6-9 months ahead 2. Longer charters: 10-14 day charters growing in popularity 3. Power catamarans: Increasing demand for motor cats 4. Sustainability: More guests requesting eco-friendly practices 5. Remote work: Digital nomads combining work and sailing
Most Popular Routes 2026
1. Cyclades (Lavrion base) — 45% of bookings 2. Ionian (Lefkada base) — 25% 3. Dodecanese (Kos/Rhodes base) — 15% 4. Saronic (Athens base) — 10% 5. Multi-region (10-14 day) — 5%
Book early for the best yacht selection and early bird pricing.
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