Corfu Yacht Charters

The cost of chartering a yacht in Corfu ranges from a starting price of $2,884-$19,499*, based on a 7 day charter for 2 people. Your Corfu charter price will differ, depending on a number of factors, such as duration, time of year, number of passengers, itinerary, yacht type and charter type.

Season and charter type are two of the most impactful factors when calculating the cost of a Corfu yacht charter. The following costs are based on a 7 day Corfu charter for 2 people:

*Please note that all pricing is subject to change and is based on information available at the time of publication. This was last updated in April 2026. To work out the full cost of your vacation in Corfu, build a bespoke quote today. You can also learn more in our guide to yacht charter costs in Greece.

Mooring fees in Corfu typically range from around €45-€65*. You’ll likely pay around €48 for yachts up to 33ft, €65 for yachts up to 43 ft, or €65 for yachts up to 53ft, although this could be higher during the peak season where availability is limited.

On top of this, catamarans are expected to pay a 50-80% supplementary charge in many marinas across the Mediterranean.

*Please note that all pricing is subject to change and is based on information available at the time of publication. This was last updated in April 2026.

Additional costs you will need to consider when planning a yacht charter in Corfu include: Flights (around $600-$1,100 pp for a round-trip), taxi transfers (around €30 for 1-4 people), taxes and customs fees, fuel, mooring fees (approx. €30-€70), provisioning* (around $50-$75 pp, per day), Yacht Damage Waiver ($80-$170 per day), optional charter extras, and gratuity.

For 2 people on a 7 day yacht charter in Corfu, additional costs can start from around $1,800**. On average, you’ll typically need to factor an additional 25-50% of the initial Corfu charter price into your overall budget.

*Please note that online provisioning services are unavailable in Antigua, Greece, Martinique, and Mexico.

**Please note that all pricing is subject to change and is based on information available at the time of publication. This was last updated in April 2026. To learn more, take a look at our guide to yacht charter costs in Greece

Corfu is one of the most stunning islands in the whole of Greece, with its blend of lush greenspaces, idyllic beaches, vibrant towns and incredibly unique architecture. Some of the most beautiful towns and villages in Corfu include:

• Kassiopi, a small fishing village
• Corfu Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site
• Pelekas, renowned for its ‘Kaiser Throne’ which gives you magnificent views of Corfu

If you’re planning on mooring up in Corfu for a few nights, you might be thinking, where is the best place to stay in Corfu? The island is home to many incredible locations, although some of our favorites include Corfu Town, Kassiopi and Gouvia. With brilliant amenities, delicious restaurants and plenty to do, these areas are truly wonderful.

A Corfu cruising itinerary takes you to the beautiful bays and coves of the Ionian Islands off Albania and Greece’s Northwestern shore. They are among the most scenic in Greece, with woodlands spread over the hills like an emerald carpet. Sandy beaches and picturesque fishing villages add to the beauty. The ambience is peaceful and serene, the waters and balmy winds inviting. 
The typical Corfu Itinerary focuses on both the Northern and the Southern Ionian Islands, so you get to island hop around a wide range of Greek islands along your route. A few of the villages, towns and islands you’ll have the opportunity to discover if you follow one of our unique itineraries include Petriti, Kalami Bay, Sivota Mourtos, Parga and Ithaca!

The rewards of a Corfu charter vacation are many, whether you want relaxing activities or exhilarating excursions! Some of our favorite things to do in Corfu include:

• The old town – In the center of town near the old port there is a magnificent Venetian district with colorful streets lined with numerous shops and taverns.
• Byzantine Art Museum
• Arseniou Street in the Antivouniotissa Church
• Fortifications – Napoleon Bonaparte later modified the new fort from the 16th and 17th century. The old fort was occupied by the Venetians for a long time. A “Son and Lumiere” spectacle is frequently given in different languages.
• The Liston – Across from the old fort there are arcades constructed by the French. There you will find a variety of terraced cafes overlooking an esplanade where traditional cricket matches are played
• Archaeological museum – Vraila Street at the end of the road of Garitsa Bay near Corfu Palace.  There are numerous examples of prehistoric tools and pottery exhibited
• Water activities – Snorkelling, swimming, and sunbathing at pristine beaches is a delight. Scuba diving is excellent in the area (guided excursions required due to regulations). At The Moorings, we provide snorkelling gear on all charters for your pleasure (flippers, masks and snorkels)

Enjoy exploring small towns, historic monasteries and castles, and relaxing aboard your Moorings yacht.

June, July and August are the most popular months to visit Corfu for families because of the high temperatures, lack of rain and school holidays. However, if you want a quieter holiday with less tourists but the same amazing sailing conditions, consider booking your Corfu yacht charter in May or September as they still fall within the sailing season but they avoid school holiday times!

Get in touch with us today to ask any questions about booking your Corfu yacht charter or to discuss exploring other areas of Greece and the Mediterranean such as Athens, Italy and Croatia.

Much like the rest of the Ionian Islands, the best time to charter a yacht in Corfu is between April-November, with many people choosing to charter a yacht and explore the stunning islands between May-October. During this time, you’ll experience beautiful weather, very low tidal currents, and relatively straightforward navigation.

With its warm temperatures and calm waters, Corfu is a fantastic destination for late-season sailing. For alternative late-season sailing destination, explore our ‘where to sail in October‘ guide, highlighting the best sailing destinations during this month.

Exclusive Plus – Exclusive Plus class yachts are up to 1 year old, and feature the latest innovations and complimentary WI-FI in British Virgin Islands, Thailand, Seychelles, and all Mediterranean locations (excluding Italy).

Exclusive – Exclusive class yachts have been in our fleet approximately 1 to 3 years and feature many of the same amenities as our Exclusive Plus yachts as well as complimentary WI-FI in British Virgin Islands, Thailand, Seychelles, and all Mediterranean locations (excluding Italy).

Club – Club class yachts have some of the Exclusive class amenities, and are generally 3+ years of age (up to 10 years in the Exotics and Mediterranean).

Yes!  Perfect for couples or singles, you can enjoy the experience of a Luxury Crewed Charter for the price of a single cabin.

The Moorings is proud to announce that Free Wi-Fi is now included on all Exclusive and Exclusive Plus models, and all-inclusive Crewed Yachts in select

destinations worldwide*, including the British Virgin Islands, Thailand, the Seychelles, and all Mediterranean locations (excluding Italy). Wi-Fi is also available for rent on our Club model yachts in participating destinations.*Internet connectivity and speed may vary within cruising grounds.

The Moorings carries the most up-to-date equipment and all the extras a sailor or powerboater could ask for, including GPS satellite navigation

systems, autopilots, The Moorings SailMate mainsail stacking system and CD players with cockpit speakers. Some even have generators and air conditioning. The below deck areas are modified from standard factory production models to give you more room, comfort, and luxury. Our newest models include flatscreen TV’s and DVD players.

Corfu’s dazzling history shines brightly wherever you look, from ancient ruins to museums and churches. Having been inhabited since the Stone Age and Corfu Old Town enjoying a history dating back as far as 8th century BC, the island has been influenced by a wide range of people, cultures and other countries.

One of the most historically significant periods for Corfu was the 400 years the island spent under Venetian rule. During this time, many of the Ionian Islands were also under Venetian rule and the Greek islands became somewhat of a trading center. This era left a huge mark on Corfu, with a large number of incredible buildings and monuments being constructed with symbolically Venetian architecture, many still standing today.

If you want to experience a taste of Corfu’s wonderful history, moor up and explore these attractions:

• The old fortress of Corfu, a Venetian fortress dating back to the Byzantine period
• Monastery of Paleokastritsa
• Holy Church of Saint Spyridon
• Archaeological Museum of Corfu
• The Achilleion Palace

Greek mythology has also had a significant influence on Corfu. According to myth, the island gets its name from the Nymph Korkira, whom Poseidon fell in love with, kidnapped and brought to Corfu. Most notably, however, it is Corfu’s relation to Homer’s Odyssey that ties in with Greek mythology. Scholars have identified Corfu to be Scheria, the land of the Phaeacians from the epic poem, famously the last stop of Odysseus’ journey before his return to Ithaca.