59 ft (18 m) · 50 guests
1975, Daily cruises and sunset trips with Queen Bee Boats
Argostolion, Greece
From US$34,208 /day

4 boats available to charter in Argostolion, Greece — compare motor yachts, catamarans and sailing boats from verified operators.
Chartering in Argostolion means starting from Kefalonia’s main harbour town and heading straight into calm Ionian cruising. It suits sailors who want a practical departure point with quick access to beaches, bays, and neighbouring islands.
The main embarkation point is Port of Argostoli, also referred to as Marina Argostoli or the Port of Argostoli in local listings. Some operators also base boats in the wider Argostolion waterfront area, making it easy to choose between bareboat and crewed departures.
From here, a day trip can reach the south and west coasts of Kefalonia, and longer itineraries can extend toward Ithaca and Zakynthos across the Ionian Islands. The best-known waters around the port are sheltered coastal stretches, clear anchorages, and scenic passages rather than long offshore legs.
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59 ft (18 m) · 50 guests
Argostolion, Greece
From US$34,208 /day
35 ft (11 m) · 8 guests
Argostolion, Greece
From US$1,596 /day
46 ft (14 m) · 8 guests · 4 cabins
Argostolion, Greece
From US$742 /day
Live availability from verified operators; day rates converted to USD.
| Boat type | Available | From (per day) |
|---|---|---|
| Yacht | 2 | $1,482 |
| Sailing yacht | 2 | $726 |
Most charters in Argostolion depart from Port of Argostoli, often described as Marina Argostoli. This is the clearest and most practical starting point for both sailing yacht and motor yacht rentals in town.
Some charter listings place the yacht directly in Argostoli port, and others describe the departure simply as Argostolion, so the exact meeting point can vary by operator. For planning purposes, assume a waterfront embarkation in the port area rather than a remote marina transfer.
From Argostolion, the most realistic day trips are along Kefalonia’s coastline and into nearby scenic anchorages. A full-day outing can comfortably include swimming stops, tavern visits, and quiet bays on the island’s west or south side.
Longer routes from Kefalonia can reach well-known Ionian highlights such as Ithaca and, with more time, Zakynthos. Typical local cruising descriptions also point to places like Myrtos Beach, Assos, Petani Beach, and sheltered coves along the western shore.
The best charter window in Greece is generally July and August, with warm weather often continuing into September and, in some destinations, as early as May. For Argostolion and Kefalonia, that means the main summer season offers the most reliable swimming weather and the liveliest charter availability.
For a calmer experience, shoulder-season trips in late spring or early autumn can be attractive, especially if you want fewer crowds at anchor. Peak summer is ideal for warm water, but it is also the busiest period for bookings.
In Greece, a bareboat sailing or motor yacht charter normally requires a valid skipper licence and a competent crew arrangement that meets the yacht’s requirements. If you do not hold the correct licence, you should book a skipper-led charter instead.
Crewed and skippered options are widely available in Argostolion, including day boats and private yacht charters. That makes the port suitable for mixed groups, families, and visitors who prefer local guidance on Ionian routing and anchoring.
The closest airport is Kefalonia International Airport, which serves the island and is the most practical arrival point for Argostolion departures. The transfer from the airport to the port is short by island standards, so the town works well for same-day boarding.
Because Argostolion is Kefalonia’s harbour town, it is usually easier to arrive here directly than to transfer from mainland Greece. Many charter guests combine an airport arrival with a same-day embarkation in the port area.
The main boat categories listed for Argostolion are sailing yachts and yachts. That makes the port suitable for both slower coastal sailing and more comfortable private day cruising around Kefalonia.
A day charter can reach Kefalonia’s southern and western anchorages, plus scenic stops such as Myrtos Beach, Assos, or Petani Beach depending on conditions and schedule. Longer day plans may also include nearby swim stops and waterfront taverns.
Yes, especially for groups that want an easy boarding point and flexible coastal routing. Local listings show day-trip yachts in Argostolion with space for family-style cruising and skipper-led outings.
July and August are the core charter months in Greece, with warm weather often extending into September. For a quieter experience, late May, June, and September are usually the most comfortable shoulder-season options.
Not if you book a skippered or crewed boat. For bareboat charter in Greece, a valid licence is generally required, so many visitors choose a captain-led yacht instead.
Boat types
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YachtLuxury cruising with full crew
8–16 guests ·
from $480/day
CatamaranStable, spacious, perfect for groups
10–12 guests ·
from $280/day
SailboatWind, sails and slow island hopping
6–10 guests ·
from $130/day
MotorboatFast day cruises without the captain
4–10 guests ·
from $90/day
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