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Corfu boat rental
Greece is well known for its history, food, and tourism; it is also known for the Greek Islands. The island of Corfu is situated off Greece's Northwest coast in the Ionian Sea. It hosts rugged mountains and a resort-studded shoreline with lots of options from budget to luxury. Its cultural heritage reflects years spent under a mix of Venetian, French, and British influenced rule before it was united with Greece in 1864. The town of Corfu is flanked by two imposing Venetian fortresses, features winding medieval lanes, a French-style arcade, and the Grand Palaces of St. Michael and St. George.
It's great for having dinner outdoors, shopping for stylish clothes and accessories, and just sitting with your family and friends sipping a drink and enjoying the atmosphere and the sky at night. The surrounding countryside has fertile olive groves, green cypress trees, and an abundance of wildflowers, very different from the rocky islands of the Cyclades. In Corfu town, there are some beautiful parks and gardens, as well as one of the legacies of Corfu's brief British rule, including a cricket pitch where ginger beer is served! Corfu is easily accessible from most European cities by air, and it's also easy to get around by car. But why not rent a boat and get around the waters surrounding the Island of Corfu. There is so much to see at sea!
Why rent a boat on holiday in Corfu?
Spend a weekend sailing in the North Ionian Sea when you start your boat rental from Corfu. The weather in the Ionian Sea is fairly predictable between May and September, with predominantly Northwest winds up to force five, making sailing conditions ideal, even for novice sailors. Let an experienced local skipper and crew tour you around some of the smaller islands on day tours or join-in tours around Corfu. If you are looking to explore, then take a day trip to Albania just across the waters and mix up the cultures on your holiday.
How much is speed boat rental in Corfu?
Speed boat rental in Corfu is good value compared with many other holiday destinations. Speed boat rentals can be booked for as little as USD 200 per day. Should you wish to rent a speed boat for family and friends, then larger speed boat rental options are available for USD 600-800 per day. Whatever size of speed boat rental you decide on, you will have the time of your life on the waters around Corfu.
How much is catamaran rental in Corfu?
Power catamaran rental in Corfu starts at around 600 USD per day, and there are many attractive catamaran rental options. Take your pick from large, power catamarans to more modestly sized boats. All Catamarans are well-maintained, and you can ask your experienced skipper and friendly crew about the best sites to visit around Corfu for water sports or just general island history.
What are the most popular boat tours in Corfu?
The nearest islands to Corfu Town are Paxos, Antipaxos Lefkada, Ithaca, Kefalonia, and Zakynthos. Paxos and Antipaxos are sometimes described as two of the best-kept secrets of Europe because there are not large groups of tourists. If you decide to visit Lefkada, then visit Porto Katziki beach and see why it was named as one of the most beautiful beaches in Greece. Another destination for the family is Ithaca, which is known as the birthplace of Homer's hero Odysseus, and the perfect place for all lovers of peace and quiet vacations who want to enjoy natural and cultural beauty.
Rent a boat for a day in Corfu
Set sail from Corfu port, and you will see the Kanoni peninsula and the palace of Mon Repos. Approaching the channel between Corfu and Paxos, you will catch sight of the greenery of Paxos covered with olive and cypress trees. Legend has it that Paxos was formed when Poseidon severed the tip of Corfu with one mighty blow of his trident and dragged it South to create an idyllic retreat for his love, Amphitrite. Your boat rental skipper can tour you to breathtaking sea caves with clear, blue waters before heading to the island of Antipaxos to swim in the crystal waters of 'Paradise Beach.' On the way back to Corfu town, entering the narrow channel, which leads to the pretty port of Gaios village, you will see the stunning view of the two islands Panagia and Agios Nikolaos.
Rent a boat for the weekend in Corfu
The Northeast coast of Corfu is less than 1.5 nautical miles from Albania at its closest point. Sail past this on your weekend boat rental, and head North towards the sheltered bay of San Stefanos, there is plenty of space to anchor your rental boat, and it's an excellent place to swim. There are also some good restaurants in front of the jetty with genuine homemade Corfiot food such as roast lamb and moussaka. The next day your next destination is Sagiada, a 15 mile sail back round Southeast from San Stefanos and one of the closest Greek harbours to the Albanian border. There is a narrow entrance to the harbour, which is sheltered but fairly shallow in parts. The nearby hills behind the waterfront make this destination wonderfully atmospheric. Sagiada harbour is surrounded by shallow lagoons which attract many seabirds, and the small fishing port has several excellent tavernas offering local seafood, such as 'Alekos.' If you feel like a stroll, then there is a pleasant walk going North of the town, along the beach. Back to your boat in the evening and head to Corfu the next day.
Party boat rental in Corfu
Party like a movie star in Corfu; you won't be the only one doing it there. Corfu is a favourite party yacht destination for movie stars like Will Smith, who regularly charter luxury yachts in and around Corfu. Even if your budget doesn't make it to that level, there are still a lot of different options for party boat rental in Corfu. Sunset cruises with local food and wine will make your party boat rental in Corfu a perfect party.