Best 5-Cabin Catamarans in Greece

No. We charter the whole yacht, fully crewed, one price per yacht per week, and the ten guests are your party alone. By-the-cabin sailing exists in Greece on other operators' boats and is a different product; if that is what you are after we will tell you so rather than sell you the wrong week.

Per yacht per week before VAT and APA, from each yacht's own rate card: Libra EUR 18,900 to 26,900, ChristAl MiO EUR 34,000 to 48,000, Crazy Horse EUR 50,000 to 69,000, Genny EUR 56,000 to 79,000, Aloia EUR 65,000 to 85,000, Ad Astra EUR 65,000 to 90,000, ALINA EUR 70,000 to 90,000. Add APA of 20 to 30% of the base, VAT at 5.2 to 12% by the yacht's certification, and a customary 10 to 15% crew gratuity on the base. A EUR 60,000 base week lands around EUR 75,000 to 85,500 all-in before gratuity.

On two hulls, ALINA, Crazy Horse and ChristAl MiO are the modern power catamarans with five cabins for ten. For a classic single-hull motor yacht with exactly five cabins for ten, we represent two: NORTHWIND II, a 45 metre Camper & Nicholsons launched in 1966 and refitted in 2022, EUR 83,300 to 110,000 a week, and BROOKLYN, a 37 metre custom build from 1997 refitted in 2025, EUR 60,000 to 75,000, both from their own rate cards. SOUNION II, a 1969 Benetti refitted 2023, sleeps ten in four cabins at EUR 52,000 to 58,000. Tell us the look you have in mind and the dates; the answer is a specific hull, not a class.

Two families sharing, a three-generation party, or a friends' trip of five couples' worth of privacy. Ten guests across five suites is the layout that keeps everyone on speaking terms by Thursday.

The yacht and her crew. On top come APA (typically 25-30% for catamarans) and Greek VAT at the yacht's certified rate, in practice 6.5% or 12% for most catamarans. George confirms the all-in figure, including the exact VAT line, in writing before you commit.

Yes - the six-cabin Fountaine Pajot Thira 80 ChristAl MiO 80 sleeps the full legal twelve (€70,000-90,000 weekly base). Above twelve, Greek regulations require the right vessel class or a two-yacht flotilla.

The named 80-footers - Genny, Ad Astra, Aloia, ALINA - commit 6 to 12 months ahead for peak July-August weeks. June and September hold availability closer in, at softer rates for the same yacht.

Yes, and for this class it matters more than most: 5-cabin crewed catamarans are the scarcest family format in Greek waters, and multi-family groups book around fixed school holidays. The 2027 calendars are open, the best boats commit peak weeks by late winter, and early reservations take first pick of layout and week.