Corfu
Corfu, Gouvia Marina
Corfu
Corfu, Gouvia Marina
Corfu, Gouvia Marina
Corfu, Gouvia Marina
Corfu
Corfu, Port of Paleokastritsa
Corfu
Corfu, Gouvia Marina
Corfu
Corfu
Corfu, Gouvia Marina
Corfu, Gouvia Marina
Corfu
Corfu
Corfu, Port of Paleokastritsa
Corfu
On the northwestern coast of Greece sits the jewel of the Ionian, the island of Corfu, which is known to be one of the most beautiful and romantic islands in the country. When you wander into the capital of Corfu Town, you will feel as though you’ve travelled back in time surrounded by medieval architecture including its fortresses which are on UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sites. And of course, no trip to Corfu is complete without a visit to the Achilleion Palace and the old fort in Angelokastro. Board your Corfu yacht charter and watch the breathtaking sunset over the highest point in Corfu, Pantokratoras Mount. If you like diving, there is no better place for a sailing holiday than Corfu. Here you will dive into the depths of the sparkling Ionian Sea to observe the coral reefs and if you’re lucky, you’ll get to see a shipwreck!
Lovers of Greek mythology will want to sail to the Chalkiopoulos lagoon where legend has it, Poseidon turned a shipwrecked boat into the green rock where the islet of Pontikonissi stands today.
What are you waiting for? Set sail to the island of Corfu today!
The price of a boat hire in Corfu is dependent on several factors such as the type of vessel you’d like to rent, the number of passengers on board, and the time of year. The price of a bareboat charter in Corfu is also different from the price of a hire with a skipper or crew. At Scansail, we have a variety of options to ensure that you will find just what you’re looking for.
To hire a sailboat in Corfu for 8 people, it costs approximately £3,031 per week in high season and £1,732 per week in low season.
The weekly cost of hiring a motorboat in Corfu is £980 for up to 6 passengers.
If you’d like to rent a RIB in Corfu for 12 people it will cost about £4,550 per week.
A Corfu catamaran charter costs about £8,530 per week in high season and £3,637 per week in low season for up to 10 passengers.
A weekly gulet hire in Corfu costs approximately £12,557 in high season and £3,819 in low season for up to 12 people.
A yacht hire in Corfu costs about £12,990 per week in high season and £10,392 in low season for up to 6 guests.
At Scansail, we have the option to hire a yacht with or without a skipper and/or crew. For experienced sailors or those who like a bit of a challenge, it might not be necessary to rent a boat with a skipper however even if you know how to navigate the waters, having a skipper or crew on board still provides many benefits. For a more relaxing holiday with peace of mind, leave it to a skipper to take control, dock, and anchor the vessel. You won’t have to worry about getting around the island or reaching nearby destinations and the skipper will be a local, which means that they can show you all of the hidden spots in Corfu and help you explore untouched, secret coves on the edge of the Ionian Sea.
If you opt to hire a yacht in Corfu with a skipper, you will enjoy a worry-free holiday where you can soak up the sun, and see everything that this gorgeous island has to offer.
There are plenty of harbours where you can dock your Corfu yacht charter.
Due to Corfu’s Mediterranean climate, the weather is relatively warm year-round, with averages of 12°C in January which is the coldest month. While it is possible to sail a yacht rental in Corfu at any time throughout the year, it is highly recommended to sail in the summer months with an average temperature of 29°C in the month of August. However, if you’re looking to avoid large crowds, it is better to sail in May, September, or October. Don’t worry, the weather will still be warm with average temperatures between 21°C and 25°C. Chartering at this time might be a bit rainy, but mostly temperate and the good thing is that these months do not fall within the high season which means that a Corfu yacht hire will most likely be cheaper than in July or August.
Corfu itself is full of plenty to do and see but if you have a bit of extra time and fancy a day trip, there are plenty of places you can sail to in no time with your Corfu yacht charter. The other Ionian Islands are good destinations to explore, particularly Paxos and Antipaxos which are situated just south of Corfu. If you like to fish, the quaint fishing village of Petriti in eastern Corfu is a nice place to visit for the day or if you prefer more cosmopolitan destinations you can sail to the friendly town of Sivota, which sits directly opposite Corfu near the island’s capital.
You can find plenty of privately owned yachts to hire in Corfu. View other possible yachts in the region.
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