€3 474 per week. More expensive than all 9 similar boats in October (Greece); median €1 664. That's 109% above the median.
The price is the same for all 2 available weeks — the date doesn't change it.
Price history for this week is still building up — we've been snapshotting the market since 25 August; changes will appear here after the next snapshots.
Terms and options
Damage Waiver €750 refundable +€550Mandatory fleet fee, paid at the base.
On board: Air condition, Generator, Water maker, Autopilot, Solar Panels, Dinghy, Cockpit speakers, Chart plotter, Chart plotter in cockpit, Coffee maker, Bow thruster, Cockpit cushions, Radio-CD player, Sprayhood, TV, Refrigerator, Electric toilet
Crew and extras — at the fleet's price list
End cleaning€330/booking
Outboard Engine€80/booking
Sunday Check-in€100/booking
Automatic Lifejackets / per person€30/booking
Ordered at booking, paid to the fleet. Mandatory fees are listed above under terms.
What the price includes
Saturday to Saturday: the boat comes back on Friday evening and is handed to the next crew on Saturday morning.
Paid at the base office: transit log (in some countries a permit to leave port), bed linen, outboard engine, final cleaning and optional extras.
Fuel and holding-tank pump-out are charged on actual use: you take the boat with a full tank and return it full.
Paid on the spot for the nights you spend in a marina rather than at anchor.
Your excess in case of damage. Held on a credit card at the base in the name of the person who signed the contract; some fleets offer deposit insurance instead.
A skipper is mandatory without a sailing licence; a cook and a hostess are optional. All three appear as separate lines in the quote.
SUP, onboard Wi-Fi, coffee machine, child safety netting and the like — the list and prices depend on the fleet.
Extras depend on the fleet and the marina — ask the manager
