Yacht charter in Salamina, Greece
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Yacht charter in Salamina

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About chartering in Salamina

Chartering in Salamina offers a relaxed, scenic escape on Greece’s largest Saronic island, where crystalline waters and historic shores await just 50 minutes from Athens Airport. The main departure point is Salamina Marina, nestled near the Church of Agios Minas, providing quiet berths and easy ferry access to Perama for quick transfers.

From Salamina, a day trip reaches the tranquil coasts of Nea Peramos, the ancient site of Elefsina, and the sheltered bays of Megara—perfect for snorkeling and swimming in fish-rich waters. Sailors can also anchor near the Monastery of Faneromeni or explore the pine-fringed Psili Ammos beach on the northern side, where the sea stays smooth and calm even in mild winds.

Boats available in Salamina

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Boat types & prices in Salamina

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Boat typeAvailableFrom (per day)
Sailing yacht9$251
Yacht8$203
Mega yacht2$551
Gulet1$2,561
Boat1$1,745

Where do yachts depart from in Salamina?

Yachts depart primarily from Salamina Marina, located in Salaminas, Attica, near the Church of Agios Minas. This marina offers quiet berths and is just 6 minutes by taxi from Salamina Port, with ferry connections every 15 minutes to Perama.

Aias-Salamina Marina in Perani is another option, though services and opening hours are not publicly specified. Most charterers prefer Salamina Marina for its proximity to Athens and relaxed environment.

What islands and anchorages can I reach on a day trip from Salamina?

A day trip from Salamina reaches Nea Peramos, Megara, and the ancient Elefsina site across the Saronic Gulf. You can also anchor near the Monastery of Faneromeni or swim at Psili Ammos, a long beach near the northern pine forest.

The waters are rich in fish and ideal for snorkeling, with calm conditions when winds are light. Protected anchorages exist up to 3 Beaufort, but strong NW winds require caution, especially at night.

When is the best sailing season in Salamina and what weather should I expect?

The best sailing season in Salamina runs from May to October, when winds are mild and seas are calm. The area is protected up to 3 Beaufort, but NW winds demand attention, and strong winds are prohibited for night stays.

Summer months offer the most reliable conditions, with smooth, glass-like waters near Aiandio and Faneromeni. Always check local wind forecasts before setting out, especially for overnight anchoring.

What licence or skipper rules apply for chartering in Greece?

Greece requires a valid boat licence for bareboat charters, such as an ICC, RYA, or equivalent national certificate. Crewed charters do not require a licence from the charterer, as the crew holds all necessary credentials.

Bareboat options include catamarans and sailboats, while crewed charters offer full-service experiences with professional captains. Ensure your licence is recognized by Greek authorities before booking.

How do I get to Salamina from Athens Airport?

From Athens Airport (Eleftherios Venizelos), take a 50-minute taxi to Perama Ferry Terminal, then a 12-minute ferry to Salamina. Total transfer time is about 62 minutes, with ferries departing every 15 minutes.

Alternatively, a 6-minute taxi from Salamina Port brings you directly to Salamina Marina. This route is ideal for charterers seeking a quick, relaxed arrival to the island.

Salamina yacht charter — FAQ

How much does a boat rental in Salamina cost?

from around $48 per day for crewed charters, with weekly rates starting at $1,350 for bareboat options.

What is the best time to sail from Salamina?

May to October offers the most reliable conditions, with calm seas and mild winds ideal for day trips and overnight anchoring.

Is Salamina suitable for families or groups?

Yes, Salamina features safe beaches like Psili Ammos, shallow anchorages, and family-friendly tavernas in Aiandio and the main town.

Can I visit Athens from Salamina on a day trip?

Yes, a 12-minute ferry from Perama connects Salamina to Athens, making it easy to explore the city and return in the same day.

What licence do I need to charter bareboat in Greece?

A valid ICC, RYA, or equivalent national licence is required for bareboat charters; crewed options do not require a licence from the charterer.

Are there protected anchorages near Salamina?

Yes, anchorages are protected up to 3 Beaufort, but strong NW winds require caution, especially for overnight stays.

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