Rent a boat in Kefalonia at the best price

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Yacht in Cephalonia (2004)

Kefalonia
4
With a skipper
 10

From $2,008 per day

Cruisers 2670 (1995)

Kefalonia
8
With a skipper
 12  · Super owner

From $781 per day

Poros of Kefalonia (2019)

Kefalonia
4
Without a skipper
 1

From $134 per day

KEFALONIA - Jack Sparrow (2019)

Kefalonia
5
Without a skipper
 1

From $210 per day

Poros of Kefalonia (2004)

Kefalonia
5
With a skipper

From $390 per day

Daily trips (2013)

Kefalonia
8
With a skipper

From $1,338 per day

Ocean Star 51.2 (ALL-INCLUSIVE DAILY TRIPS AVAILABLE) (2005)

Kefalonia
6
With a skipper
 4  · Super owner

From $956 per day

Daily Cruises (2012)

Kefalonia
7
Without a skipper

From $268 per day

Daily cruises (2012)

Kefalonia
7
Without a skipper

From $268 per day

KEFALONIA - DAVY JONES (2015)

Kefalonia
4
Without a skipper

From $156 per day

KEFALONIA - WILL TERNER (2019)

Kefalonia
5
With or without a skipper
 3

From $201 per day

Marvel 960 (2018)

Kefalonia
8
With a skipper

From $892 per day

Daitan 33 with Skipper in Kefalonia (2011)

Kefalonia
10
With a skipper

From $816 per day

Daily Cruises in Kefalonia (1995)

Kefalonia
12
With a skipper
 3

From $502 per day

KEFALONIA - F. Duch - LICENSE NOT REQUIRED (2023)

Kefalonia
6
With or without a skipper
 1

From $312 per day

Poseidon Blue Water 170 - NO LICENSE (2020)

Kefalonia
5
Without a skipper
 16  · Super owner

From $234 per day

''MY YACHT'' Mochi 50 Caliari daily charter boat (2007)

Kefalonia
4
With a skipper
 4  · Super owner

From $2,231 per day

Nikita 500 (2018)

Kefalonia
6
With or without a skipper
 2  · Super owner

From $245 per day

Boat rental in Kefalonia with Click&Boat

Kefalonia is a lush and breathtakingly beautiful island in the Ionian Sea with a wide range of destinations to discover. The three most popular destinations are Lassi, Fiskardo, and Lixouri. Lassi is located on the southwest side of the island and is a beautiful tourist destination with a nice beach nearby. Fiskardo is a picturesque fishing village at the northern end of the island with an elegant atmosphere.

If you enjoy snorkeling and diving, you won't be disappointed by Kefalonia with its hidden coves and secluded beaches. If you're really lucky, you might even come across the rare Caretta Caretta, the sea turtle that hides around the Ionian islands.

When it comes to nature experiences, don't miss the Cave of Lake Melissani, located next to the village of Sami. The cave is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and coolest sights in Kefalonia, and definitely worth a visit!

What makes the cave unique is that the roof of the cave has partially collapsed, creating a hole. In the middle of the day, when the sun is high in the sky, the sun's rays come in and are reflected in the water, creating a magical, breathtaking feeling.

Where to sail to in Kefalonia

In Kefalonia, there are many places around the island and cozy villages along the coast that you can visit by boat. So here are some of the best destinations you can go to when you rent a boat on Click&Boat.

Fiskardo

On the northern tip of Kefalonia lies the cozy fishing village of Fiskardo, which is one of the most beautiful and popular destinations on the island. Fiskardo is one of the few communities on Kefalonia that was largely spared from the island's 1953 earthquake, which means that much of the beautiful, original Venetian architecture remains in the community.

Fiskardo is also known as one of the more elegant resorts, so if you like yachts, upscale seafood restaurants, and classical music, Fiskardo is the place for you.

Agia Efimia

Around twelve miles south of Fiskardo you'll find the authentic and unspoilt village of Agia Efimia. The village was completely destroyed in an earthquake in 1953 and was then completely rebuilt with the help of the French. Today it houses a lively marina with pleasant tavernas and tasty, authentic food.

Sami

South of Agia Efimia you'll find the beautiful coastal town of Sami. The modern town is close to ancient Sami, one of the most important archaeological sites in Kefalonia. Ancient Sami was an independent and strong state and is mentioned in Homer's works The Odyssey and The Iliad.

The village is also close to the beautiful Melissani Cave, an incredible destination where sunlight enters through a hole in the roof of the cave and is reflected in perhaps the clearest water in the world.

Assos

If you set sail from Fiskardo and choose instead to sail along the western side of Kefalonia, you'll reach Assos after about 10 nautical miles. It's a charming little coastal community with less than 100 permanent residents. Built picturesquely around a bay, the village is the perfect destination for a relaxing and romantic stay.

For the history buff, it's also worth visiting Asso Castle opposite. Built-in 1593 to protect the island from pirates and threats from Turkey, the castle is one of the largest in Greece.

Argostoli

Argostoli is the capital of Kefalonia and the island's main city with its 10,000 inhabitants. Founded in 1757, it became the new capital of the island, as it is sheltered in a bay and therefore ideally situated for a port for trading. To the east of the town is the Koutavos Lagoon, which is a natural home for the Caretta Caretta turtles.

For the history buff, the Kotsana Museum of Ancient Greek Technology is also recommended. Here you can check out inventions and marvel at the skills found in ancient Greece.

In addition to a boat rental in Kefalonia, Click&Boat also operates in other destinations in Greece, which you can check out here:

The harbors in Kefalonia

Click&Boat rentals are available in a variety of ports in Kefalonia including Argostolion, Sami, Agia Efimia, Poros, and Katelos.

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Kefalonia?

The price of a boat charter in Kefalonia will vary from boat to boat. The type of boat, the number of guests, the location, and the time of year will affect the price.

On average, you can rent a motor boat for $150 a day and a RIB for $220. For a week rental of a sailboat, the price starts at around $1,500, and $2,500 for catamarans. If you have your eyes on a luxury yacht charter, this may come at a higher price.

There may be additional fees not included in the rental price, such as fuel or skipper fees. You can reach out to the boat owner directly through Click&Boat to ask about the price details.

Rent with or without a skipper

Want to rent a boat but don't have the required permit? Or do you feel more comfortable having someone on the boat with you who has experience with the boat and the surrounding area? You have the option to rent a boat with or without a skipper. When you rent a boat with a skipper, they will take full charge of navigating and maneuvering the boat so you can relax and spend time with family and friends.

If you do have sailing experience and the necessary licenses, you can choose a bareboat charter. You will be the captain of the vessel and can experience Kefalonia at your own pace.

When is the best time to go?

The best time to set sail on the island of Kefalonia depends largely on your preferences and the type of charter experience you seek. Generally, the peak sailing season spans from late spring to early fall, specifically from May to September, when the weather is most favorable and the island comes alive with vibrant colors and festive energy. During these months, you can relish in the warm Mediterranean climate, characterized by clear skies, gentle breezes, and pleasant temperatures ranging from 75°F to 85°F.

Good to know

Number of boats:50 boats available
Types of boats:Motorboat, RIB, Without license
Average price:$468 per day
Minimum price:$120 per day
Maximum price:$3,000 per day
Manufacturers:Jeanneau, Hanse, and more

Frequently Asked Questions about Kefalonia

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Kefalonia for a day?

The average cost of renting a boat in Kefalonia is around $468 per day. Various factors can influence the cost of a boat charter, such as the season, the year the boat was built, and the equipment. The prices can vary between $120 and $3,000 per day.

How much does a skipper cost per day in Kefalonia?

The price of a skipper varies depending on the destination and the owner of the boat. In Kefalonia, you can expect to pay an average of $115 per day for a skipper.

What is the average length of a boat in Kefalonia?

The average length of a boat in Kefalonia is 9 feet.

Is fuel included in the cost of a boat charter in Kefalonia?

For most boats, fuel is not included in the rental cost. In Kefalonia fuel is included in the price for 7 boats.

How many people can sleep on a boat in Kefalonia?

A boat in Kefalonia has on average 2 berths. You can find boats with up to 8 berths.

Our nearest destinations to Kefalonia

In Kefalonia, privately owned boats are available for rental. See other boats in the area.

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gerasimos
20 de oct de 2019
Kefalonia is beautiful island with many shelters for the boats, and beautiful islands nearby as well. Wind is always light, and there are also times with really helpful gasps for sailing. Early season from April and October is the ideal time for sailing in the area. Winter comes on the end of November to the end of March.
KONSTANTINOS
14 de jun de 2019
As always we say when in Kefalonia hop to Ithaca is a must and never disappointing. This time we did the cruise around South Ithaca, stop for some amazing secluded bays and walk the steps of Odysseus in the capital Vathy. It's also a good choice when weather is not perfect on the West side, because it's usually protected from the winds. Always a pleasure to cruise there!
Gary
31 de may de 2019
Sami is a great harbour, Fiskardo is nice too, if a little ostentatious. The jewel in the crown is Assos