Mediterranean Yacht Charter
Experience the Mediterranean by sea
A Mediterranean yacht charter combines iconic coastlines, historic harbors, and easy island hopping, from the French Riviera and Amalfi Coast to the Greek Islands and Croatia. Rich culture and excellent cuisine run through the region, with everything from lively marinas to quiet bays and calm summer cruising between destinations.
Mediterranean Yacht Charter Overview
| Best Time to Charter: | Late May – September (June & September are often ideal) |
| Typical Weekly Prices: | From $9,000 to $1,650,000+ |
| Peak Season: | July – August |
| Off-Peak Season: | Late May – June & September (fewer crowds) |
| Popular Departure Ports: | Nice, Cannes, Monaco, Naples, Palma de Mallorca, Athens, Split, Dubrovnik |
| Weather & Sea Conditions: | Warm, settled summer weather with light to moderate breezes |
| Ideal For: | First-time charterers, families, couples, and groups seeking variety across coasts and islands |
Featured Mediterranean Charter Yachts
Aegean Clipper
From €26,500 per week
Borkumriff II
From €48,000 per week
Lioness V
From €380,000 per week
Lady Kathryn V
From €430,000 per week
Fortitude 1
From €280,000 per week
Esma Sultan
From €40,000 per week
Hokulani
From €149,000 per week
Cakiryildiz
From $55,000 per week
Zeepaard
From $110,000 per week
Moonbeam of Fife III
From €35,000 per week
Tersane 8
From €34,000 per week
Queen Of Salmakis
From €38,500 per week
Eugenia VII
From €44,000 per week
Camellia I
From €65,000 per week
Feligo V
From €66,000 per week
Kalizma
From €95,000 per week
Houbara
From €34,000 per week
Justiniano
From €15,400 per week
Mamma Mia
From €140,000 per week
Tamarita
From €100,000 per week
White Knight
From €120,000 per week
Wabash
From $175,000 per week
Alvia
From €875,000 per week
Olympus
From €290,000 per week
Can't Remember
From €80,000 per week
Archsea
From €35,000 per week
Pink Shadow
From €510,000 per week
Forever You
From €300,000 per week
Kayhan Kaptan
From €31,150 per week
Eylul Deniz II
From €17,500 per week
Sensei
From €95,000 per week
Alexandra
From €210,000 per week
Pareakki
From €59,000 per week
Limerence
From €290,000 per week
Journey
From €96,000 per week
Seabiscuit
From €65,000 per week
Lunaris
From €450,000 per week
Harun
From €100,000 per week
Mizar
From €40,000 per week
Gladius
From €90,000 per week
O'Ptasia
From €950,000 per week
Canpark
From €90,000 per week
Sunrise
From €220,000 per week
Zeemar
From €80,000 per week
Ins Land
From €126,000 per week
Fusion
From €110,000 per week
Kogo
From €595,000 per week
Alfa Nero
From €812,500 per week
Silent Grace
Available on request
Akula
Available on request
How Much Is Enough
Available on request
Anjelif
Available on request
Renata
Available on request
Cosmico
Available on request
Santosha
Available on request
Geco
Available on request
Alva
From €510,000 per week
Awandra
From €345,000 per week
Salt
From €600,000 per week
Kristo
From €105,000 per week
NAIA
Available on request
Aquarius
Available on request
Curiosity
Available on request
Something Cool
Available on request
Natalia V
Available on request
O’Madeleine
Available on request
Titania
Available on request
5 Aces
From €52,000 per week
Viva II
From €80,000 per week
Zeppelin
From €50,000 per week
Loon
From €550,000 per week
Big Change II
From €100,600 per week
Wonderland
From €60,000 per week
Silver Spray
From €28,000 per week
Angelique
From €1,200,000 per week
Wally Love
From €52,000 per week
Zig Zag Ocean
From €150,000 per week
Eternal Spark
From €350,000 per week
Starburst III
From €225,000 per week
Rocket
From €230,000 per week
Latitude
From €145,000 per week
Serenity II
From €120,000 per week
Kigal
From €37,400 per week
Variety Voyager
From €247,650 per week
Saint Luca
From €18,500 per week
GKM-Reis
From €17,500 per week
Atlas
From €645,000 per week
Justa Delia
From €150,000 per week
Nocturno
From €84,000 per week
Luna
From €1,200,000 per week
Maria
From $260,000 per week
Victorious
From €950,000 per week
Axios
From €180,000 per week
Mangusta Gransport 45
From €190,000 per week
Alfa
From €700,000 per week
The Langley
From €150,000 per week
Grand Ocean
From €750,000 per week
Sunrays
From €1,150,000 per week
Sophia
From €79,000 per week
Bahriyeli C
From €22,680 per week
Faith
From €50,000 per week
Lauren L
From €695,000 per week
Sallyna
From €115,000 per week
Isabell Princess Of The Sea
From €290,000 per week
Carinthia VII
From €1,400,000 per week
Polytropon II
From €45,000 per week
Buccara Sea Falcon I
From €180,000 per week
Lagoon
From €26,250 per week
Nova Star
From $105,000 per week
Dauntless
From €42,000 per week
My Way
From $63,000 per week
Corvus
Available on request
Esterel
Available on request
Moon Star
From €53,000 per week
Jambo
From €45,000 per week
Ecce Navigo
From €23,000 per week
Belle Isle Sea
From $25,000 per week
Aurora
From €49,000 per weekMediterranean Highlights
Iconic Coastlines & Islands
Cruise past cliffside villages on the Amalfi Coast, glamorous harbors of the French Riviera, and sun-soaked islands such as Mykonos, Santorini, Hvar, and Ibiza. Every stretch of coastline has its own character and atmosphere.
World Class Food & Wine
Enjoy long lunches on deck with fresh seafood, local olive oil, and regional wines, then step ashore for evenings in waterfront restaurants and traditional tavernas. Gastronomy is a central part of the Mediterranean yacht charter experience.
Rich History & Culture
Sail between destinations that have been important since ancient times. You can explore medieval fortresses, classical ruins, charming old towns, and lively local markets, often just a short walk from your berth.
Flexible Itineraries
Distances between ports are relatively short, so you can visit several countries in one trip. One week might take in the French and Italian Rivieras, another could follow a route through the Greek Cyclades, or trace the islands along the Dalmatian Coast.
Mediterranean Yacht Charters in Brief
The Mediterranean is commonly divided into western and eastern cruising areas. Western routes often include France, Italy, Spain, Monaco, and the Balearic Islands, while eastern routes cover Greece, Croatia, Montenegro, and parts of Turkey. Each area has its own style, from glamorous marinas and designer boutiques to traditional fishing villages and protected anchorages.
Conditions during the main summer months are generally settled, with reliable sun and light to moderate breezes, especially in June, July, and August. In some areas, such as the Meltemi zone in parts of Greece, seasonal winds can be stronger, but experienced captains and crews manage them comfortably.
Key departure points for a Mediterranean yacht charter include Nice, Cannes, Antibes, Monaco, Genoa, Naples, Palma de Mallorca, Ibiza, Athens, Mykonos, Split, Dubrovnik, and Bodrum. From these hubs, you have access to modern marinas, reliable provisioning, and a wide choice of yachts before you head out to quieter islands and bays.
Mediterranean Yacht Charter Costs at a Glance
Mediterranean yacht charter costs vary depending on the type of yacht, destination, season and level of luxury. The table below provides an indicative overview of typical weekly charter rates to help set expectations when planning your Mediterranean yacht charter.
| Yacht Type | Typical Weekly Charter Cost (USD) |
|---|---|
| Catamarans | From $9,000 to $32,000+ |
| Sailing Yachts | From $11,000 to $44,000+ |
| Motor Yachts | From $27,000 to $275,000+ |
| Superyachts | From $220,000 to $1,650,000+ |
* Charter rates are indicative and exclude additional costs such as fuel, food and beverages, port fees, local taxes, and crew gratuities, which are usually covered by an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA).
Mediterranean Charter Hotspots
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Mediterranean Yacht Charter Itinerary Example
To give you a clearer sense of what a week at sea may look like, we have created an example itinerary showcasing one of the Mediterranean’s most iconic regions. This itinerary demonstrates how a typical charter balances cruising distances, time ashore, dining, historic sites and time spent enjoying the yacht at anchor.
Our 7-day Amalfi Coast yacht charter itinerary highlights a blend of coastal towns, island stops, scenic anchorages and local flavors, offering an authentic insight into what many guests experience during a Mediterranean yacht charter.
Types of Yachts You Can Charter in the Mediterranean
Choosing the right yacht for your private yacht charter is an essential part of planning a Mediterranean getaway. Whether you prioritize comfort, sailing performance, generous living space, or a fully crewed luxury experience, the Mediterranean fleet offers options to suit every style of traveler.
Below are the most popular yacht types available throughout the region:
- Motor Yachts: Well-suited to guests who value speed, comfort, and high-end amenities. Motor yachts in the Mediterranean often feature generous deck spaces, jacuzzis, beach clubs, and water toy collections, making them a strong choice for families and groups alike.
- Sailing Yachts: Ideal for those who enjoy the feeling of travelling under sail and want a more traditional experience. You can combine relaxed sailing days with time in historic harbors, enjoying both the romance of sailing and access to shore-side attractions.
- Catamarans: Popular in areas such as Greece, Croatia, and the Balearic Islands thanks to their stability, expansive living spaces, and shallow drafts. They are a practical choice for families or groups seeking comfort and space to spread out while still enjoying good sailing performance.
- Luxury Superyachts: Designed for guests who want a fully bespoke experience with high crew-to-guest ratios, extensive facilities, and tailored itineraries. Superyachts are common in hotspots such as the French Riviera, Sardinia, Capri, Mykonos, and Ibiza.
Mediterranean Yacht Charter FAQ
Planning a Mediterranean yacht charter often brings up a few common questions. Below you’ll find quick, clear answers to help you understand the best times to travel, typical charter costs, and the experiences you can expect during your trip.
When Is the Best Time to Visit the Mediterranean?
The Mediterranean charter season runs from late May to September, with July and August offering the warmest weather and liveliest atmosphere. June and September are often ideal for comfortable temperatures and fewer crowds, while May and October can be pleasant for quieter, more relaxed cruising.
How Much Does It Cost To Charter A Yacht In The Mediterranean?
Charter prices vary by yacht type, size, and season. As a general guide, catamarans often start from around $9,000 to $15,000 per week, sailing yachts from about $11,000, and motor yachts from approximately $27,000 and upward. Premium superyachts can exceed $220,000 per week, with the most exclusive vessels reaching over $1 million. In addition to the base charter rate, guests should also budget for fuel, provisioning, berthing fees, VAT or local taxes, and crew gratuities.
What Are the Most Popular Things to Do in the Mediterranean?
Popular activities include swimming, snorkeling, and using water toys in sheltered bays. Ashore, guests enjoy dining at waterfront restaurants, exploring old towns, and nightlife in destinations such as Ibiza or Mykonos. Many itineraries also focus on scenic cruising, relaxed lunches on deck, and time spent anchored in quiet coves.
What Is The Currency Used In The Mediterranean?
Most Mediterranean countries, including France, Italy, Spain, Greece, and Croatia, use the Euro. Others, such as Turkey, have their own currencies, though credit cards and major foreign currencies are widely accepted in popular yachting areas.
Plan Your Mediterranean Yacht Charter
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