Rent a boat in Chania with or without a licence
Hi-Star - Best Option for Groups in Chania (1992)
From €900 per day
Two islands Cruise (Agioi Theodoroi - Lazaretta) (1986)
From €650 per day
Kreta Mare (No boat license required) (2022)
From €225 per day
Proteus 530 (2010)
From €200 per day
Galini (2003)
From €625 per day
Sailboat DUFOUR Gib' Sea 43 12.8m (2003)
From €643 per day
Motorboat LARSON 330 CABRIO 520hp (2007)
From €600 per day
Axopar 37 (2018)
From €1,100 per day
RIB Planatech 570 150hp (2008)
From €375 per day
Discovering the sea (2021)
From €500 per day
Babyface (2006)
From €2,100 per day
Aphrodite (2000)
From €340 per day
Lady Roula (FULLY RENOVATED 2019) (1994)
From €1,550 per day
Rent a skippered motorboat for an unforgettable cruise in Crete (2006)
From €380 per day
Ferretti Altura50F (1990)
From €1,400 per day
Beautiful cruise to Balos Lagoon and Gramvousa Island (2004)
From €500 per day
Albatros Traditional boat trips (2001)
From €600 per day
Sunseeker 38 (2010)
From €780 per day
Yacht charter in Chania
Crete, the largest Greek island, lends itself to a unique boating adventure. Circumnavigating the island may take you ten days to two weeks, but a yacht charter in Crete is worth the trouble as you will have the opportunity to discover remote beaches and beautiful coves. Your trip can start in Chania, arguably the island’s most beautiful city on its northwest side. Its medieval architecture will enchant you, while its beaches will remind of you of exotic places in the Carribean and the local cuisine will please your sense.
Discover Chania and Crete on a boat
Chania can be the starting point of a cruise along Crete’s long coast. With a boat rental in Chania you can sail westwards towards one of the Mediterranean Sea’s most beautiful beaches, Balos, located in a lagoon accessible mainly by boat. It’s a sandy beach on the westernmost tip of Crete, famous for its crystal clear waters and idyllic setting. You can then head southwest towards Palaiochora and Agia Roumeli, both equally picturesque and beautiful. The rugged beauty of the small town of Chora Sfakion will take your breath away, while a visit to the nearby village of Loutro – accessible only by boat – is a most if you opt for a yacht charter in Chania. And if you want to sail the extra mile, head even farther south to the small islet of Gavdos – Greece’s and Europe’s southernmost point!
Book a yacht charter in Chania with Click&Boat
On Click&Boat you will find a wide range of boats to rent in Chania and Greece, from speedy motorboats to classy sailboats and modern catamarans. Click&Boat, the leader in boat rental, has over 30,000 boats around the world listed on its platform. You can book a boat with our without skipper (bareboat rental), depending on your boating qualifications and experience.
