Parga boat trips with Click&Boat
When you think about a Greek holiday you probably picture an island escape, but the picturesque town of Parga proves that mainland Greece still has so much to offer. Nestled between a series of pine-clad mountains and a necklace of beaches, this coastal town looks like something out of a fairytale. Visit Parga to see the colourful houses and terracotta roofs decorating the mountain slopes, the lush greenery of the islet at Parga Port, and the ruins of a Venetian castle. What’s not to love? Take a boat trip to Parga to see postcard-worthy views and experience natural beauty like never before.
What is the cost of a boat hire near me?
If you want to rent a boat in Parga, the price will vary based on a number of factors such as the time of year, the size and type of vessel you choose, and how many people will be on board. Below are some average prices by boat type.
Sailboat
A sailboat hire in Parga costs about £17,544/week in high season and £12,281/week in low season for 70 people.
Motorboat
A motorboat hire in Parga costs about £469/day for 6 people.
RIBS
A RIB hire in Parga costs about £746/day in high season and £570/day in low season for 10 people.
Catamaran
A catamaran hire in Parga costs about £7,895/week in high season and £4,035/week in low season for 8 people.
Gulet
A gulet hire in Parga costs about £9,211/week in high season and £7,368/week in low season for 12 people.
Yacht
A yacht hire in Parga costs about £2,130/week in high season and £1,942/week in low season for 6 people.
What can you see and do on Parga boat trips?
There is so much you can do on a Parga boat hire that it can be tough to narrow it down, but we’ve tried to give you a short guide for things to do on your sailing holiday. Here are some of our favourite things to do and see on a Parga boat trip!
- Sail to nearby destinations like Sivota, Preveza, and Lefkada.
- Go rafting in the Acheron river, one of the most famous landmarks in the ancient world, which many believe was the gateway to Hades or the underworld. See the rocks, waterfalls, and springs of the Ionian Sea.
- Practice watersports like windsurfing, kayaking, and paddleboarding at Ammoudia beach.
- Sunbathe on one of the world-renowned beaches like the busy town beach of Kryoneri or the quaint cove of Piso Kryoneri.
What is the best time to rent a boat in Parga?
For the lowest amount of precipitation and warm, pleasant temperatures, a boat hire in Parga is best between April to October. For the hottest weather, visit in August for high averages of 30°C.
Parga boat hire with a skipper!
At Click&Boat we have a variety of options for you. From a bareboat rental in Parga to a skippered vessel, we have what you need to make your sailing holiday a success. Even for experienced sailors or people with a licence to sail, we always recommend hiring a vessel with a skipper. Skippers are sailing professionals who handle all of the logistics so you can sit back, and enjoy the ride. But perhaps the best part of having a skipper on board is the fact that they are usually Parga locals with knowledge of the best places to go and things to do. See Parga through the eyes of a local and go visit unknown attractions with a private guide. The best way to maximise your comfort and security on your Parga boat trip is to choose a vessel with a skipper on board.
What type of boat is best for a Parga yacht charter?
Want to rent a boat in Parga but unsure which type of vessel to choose? The answer to this question depends on the type of holiday you’re looking to have. For longer holidays, choose a vessel that you must hire by the week, such as a catamaran or a yacht. These are also great for holidays with family and friends as they typically have more space and amenities on board for your comfort. For a shorter holiday, we recommend a vessel you can hire by day such as a RIB or a motorboat. If you want a more authentic sailing experience consider hiring a sailboat, though they aren’t recommended for novice sailors or people who are prone to seasickness as they can be difficult to navigate and they tend to sway on the water.