Rent a boat in Nikiti
Scirocco (2016)
From €307 per day
Elpida (2005)
From €271 per day
Dynamis (2009)
From €557 per day
Lady Dom (2015)
From €591 per day
Vaiana (2018)
From €479 per day
Adventure on board this sailboat Dufour 38,5 (2006)
From €321 per day
Iolkos (2002)
From €329 per day
Anemos (2015)
From €356 per day
Alcyone (2017)
From €264 per day
Eleni (2021)
From €357 per day
Odysseas (2019)
From €479 per day
Meander (2004)
From €183 per day
New (2020)
From €633 per day
Sailboat Beneteau Sun Odyssey 40.3 12.2m (2005)
From €257 per day
Sailboat Oceanis 51.1 15m (2022)
From €729 per day
Dufour 385 (2006)
From €321 per day
Bavaria 42 Cruiser (2007)
From €429 per day
Adventure on board this sailboat Dufour 38,5 (2006)
From €343 per day
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Charter a yacht in Nikiti, Greece with Click&Boat
Located in the northern part of Greece, just 100km southeast of Thessaloniki, lies Nikiti. Over the years, this town has become of the fastest-growing luxury sites in Greece for its natural beauty and deep history. If you are looking to explore a more unique side of Greece on your holiday, consider a yacht charter in Nikiti!
How much does it cost to charter a yacht in Nikiti?
Here at Click&Boat, we want to ensure that you find the best price for your yacht charter. The size of the boat, the number of passengers, the time of year, and whether a skipper and/or crew are hired all have a significant impact on the pricing. Generally, the average price of a motorboat charter in Nikti for five people is €200 per day. A catamaran rental for 10 people is around €7,100 in high season and €3,300 in low season.
The best season to go to Nikiti
Similar to the rest of Greece, the summer months of July and August are the busiest for travel to Nikiti because of the warm, sunny weather with average highs of 30 degrees Celsius. Having said that, the months of May through September have nice weather, so any time throughout these times is enjoyable, especially if you have a boat rental.
What can you do in Nikiti?
If you are interested in history, you must visit the Sofronios Basilica in Nikiti. This 1600-year-old church is one of the oldest and most impressive archaeological sites in the world. If you have time, be sure to visit and admire the craftsmanship dedicated to building this piece of history.
You also have the opportunity for water activities on your yacht charter holiday in Nikiti. Since diving is growing more popular in Greece, there are more and more diving centres in Nikiti. For example, Castri beach, which has ancient Galipsos ruins, is one of the best diving locations.
Should you charter a yacht with or without a skipper?
When renting a boat from Click&Boat, you have the choice of adding a skipper and/or crew. Although it raises the cost of your charter, this has many benefits. One benefit is that a qualified skipper understands exactly how to operate a boat. As a result, you can relax while they take care of the sailing, anchoring, and docking since you don't require a license. Furthermore, because of their familiarity with the waterways, they can frequently customise your trip to your preferences and take you on extraordinary routes.
