Gulet Charter
Private Gulet Charter in Greece
23 crewed gulets are based in Greece, 20 to 43 m long and taking 8 to 40 guests. Athens has 12 of them, Rhodes 3 and Kerkira (Corfu) 3.
A gulet is a traditional wooden motor-sailing yacht made for relaxed coastal cruising, with spacious decks, outdoor dining and swim stops built into the day. Week-long routes include the Saronic Islands loop from Athens, Athens to Mykonos through the Northern Cyclades, and Corfu to Zakynthos in the Ionian.
Every gulet comes with a professional crew. Send one enquiry with your dates and group size and we'll come back within 24 hours with a shortlist, availability and prices.
Gulet weekly rates in Greece: €14,250–€32,500 typical, from €11,200. All figures per week, plus APA; VAT may apply. Prices checked October 2026.
Gulet Charter in Greece: FAQs
How much does a gulet charter in Greece cost?
Rates for gulets in Greece run €14,250–€32,500 typical, from €11,200 (per week, plus APA; VAT may apply). That is for the whole yacht and crew, not per person. Prices checked October 2026.
Where do gulets in Greece sail from?
Of our 23 gulets in Greece, 12 are based in Athens, 3 in Rhodes, 3 in Kerkira (Corfu), 1 in Lavrion (Laurium), 1 in Kos, 1 in Zakynthos, 1 in Kefalonia and 1 in Lefkas.
How big are the gulets in Greece?
They take 8 to 40 guests in 4 to 15 cabins and range from 20 to 43 m in length.
What is included in a gulet charter?
The weekly rate covers the yacht, its professional crew, standard equipment, linen and towels and basic onboard service. Food and drinks, the APA or provisioning package, port fees, fuel beyond the included allowance and crew gratuity are usually extra.