Hot deals · Greece

Discounted sailing yachts in Greece

On 23 Oct 2026 the agent sees 174 discounted monohulls in Greece, up to 60 % off, departing in the next three months. The price is as in the source; an RYC manager confirms availability.

Selection as of 23 Oct 2026, updated after every scan
Discounted monohulls
174
10%+ off, next 3 months
Discounts up to
60 %
half the models from 28 %
A week from
€1,770
whole boat
Months
Oct – Dec
departures in the next 3 months
Greece

Biggest discounts: monohulls in Greece

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Monohulls in Greece by month

€ per berth per week by departure month — Greece, monohullsNo past months yet: history starts 7 Oct; October: median €262, from €205 to €328, 857 boats, scan 21 Oct (≈ MMK read in part or fewer than 30 boats); November: median €255, from €167 to €349, 533 boats, scan 21 Oct (≈ MMK read in part or fewer than 30 boats); December: median €283, from €200 to €353, 453 boats, scan 23 Oct (≈ MMK read in part or fewer than 30 boats); January: median €250, from €183 to €329, 443 boats, scan 24 Oct (≈ MMK read in part or fewer than 30 boats); February: median €241, from €190 to €319, 440 boats, scan 25 Oct (≈ MMK read in part or fewer than 30 boats); March: median €240, from €172 to €320, 559 boats, scan 20 Oct (≈ MMK read in part or fewer than 30 boats); April not scanned: scanned from 1 Novtoday, 26 Oct€100€200€300€400≈€262from €205≈€255from €167≈€283from €200≈€250from €183≈€241from €190≈€240from €172No pastmonths yet:historysince 7 Octscannedfrom 1 NovSep 2026Oct 202621 Oct · 857 boatsNov 202621 Oct · 533 boatsDec 202623 Oct · 453 boatsJan 202724 Oct · 443 boatsFeb 202725 Oct · 440 boatsMar 202720 Oct · 559 boatsApr 2027not scanned
€ per berth per week by departure month — Greece, monohullsOctober: median €262, from €205 to €328, 857 boats, scan 21 Oct (≈ MMK read in part or fewer than 30 boats); November: median €255, from €167 to €349, 533 boats, scan 21 Oct (≈ MMK read in part or fewer than 30 boats); December: median €283, from €200 to €353, 453 boats, scan 23 Oct (≈ MMK read in part or fewer than 30 boats); January: median €250, from €183 to €329, 443 boats, scan 24 Oct (≈ MMK read in part or fewer than 30 boats); February: median €241, from €190 to €319, 440 boats, scan 25 Oct (≈ MMK read in part or fewer than 30 boats); March: median €240, from €172 to €320, 559 boats, scan 20 Oct (≈ MMK read in part or fewer than 30 boats)today€0€200€400≈€262≈€255≈€283≈€250≈€241≈€240Oct21 Oct857Nov21 Oct533Dec23 Oct453Jan24 Oct443Feb25 Oct440Mar20 Oct559
medianhalf of the boats — p25 to p75≈ MMK read in part or fewer than 30 boatstodayestimate — not before May 2027

Median € per berth per week from the latest scan, monohulls; the month page shows both boat types, a chart and boats departing that month.

Boat type

Who a monohull suits

A monohull is the classic single-hull sailing yacht: it sails better, especially upwind, and heels as it goes — the choice for those who want to actually sail. A week is noticeably cheaper than a catamaran of the same length, and marina berths are at the standard rate. Boats have 2 to 5 cabins and usually 1–3 heads shared between them; the saloon is below deck and the cockpit is smaller than a catamaran's.

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Questions

Questions about yacht charter in Greece

All questions and answers

How much does a week on a sailing yacht in Greece cost?

On 23 Oct 2026 a week on a sailing yacht with a discount in Greece starts from €1,770 for the whole boat; half of the models are at least 28 % off. Transit log, cleaning and a refundable deposit are paid separately at the base.

Who a monohull suits

A monohull is the classic single-hull sailing yacht: it sails better, especially upwind, and heels as it goes — the choice for those who want to actually sail. A week is noticeably cheaper than a catamaran of the same length, and marina berths are at the standard rate. Boats have 2 to 5 cabins and usually 1–3 heads shared between them; the saloon is below deck and the cockpit is smaller than a catamaran's.

How far ahead should I book?

In the Mediterranean (Turkey, Greece, Croatia), you can catch hot deals 2–⁠6 weeks ahead. For the Caribbean, the Seychelles and other exotic destinations, book early, 4–⁠8 months ahead: fleets there are smaller and last-minute discounts almost never come up.

Do I need a licence to charter a yacht?

For a bareboat charter (no skipper or crew provided), yes: a skipper's licence and, as a rule, a VHF radio certificate. Without a licence, we add a skipper, paid separately from the boat price.

Other destinations

Discounted monohulls in other countries

Where the numbers come from and how to cite them

The RYC search agent checks the charter company portals MMK and NauSys and open booking sites about every 6 days; each boat is counted once per week, at the source price with no markup. You may cite the figures on this page with a link to it; every month and country is in the CSV and on the Prices page.

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