Charter Types & Boats

Monohull boats have one hull, unlike multihull boats which can have two or more individual hulls connected to one another.  You can choose between 30-64 ft. monohulls from a variety of accredited shipyards e.g. Jeanneau, Beneteau, Bavaria, Dufour, Hanse, Elan etc.

• Lower overall charter cost compared to catamarans and motorboats.
• Responsive helm and dynamic sailing performance.
• Smaller upwind angles adding to the true sailing experience that monohull charters offer.
• Easier to find mooring spaces and lower cost of berths in ports and marinas.

A catamaran has two hulls and hence offers more stability during sailing, and also more space on board. Due to their smaller draft, catamarans can get closer to coasts with shallower depths. We can offer you boats from the renowned brands of Lagoon, Bali, Fountaine Pajot, Bavaria and Robertson and Caine.

• Catamarans offer a lot of stability.
• They can only heal over up to 5 degrees and are thus ideal for beginner charterers.
• Their saloon spans over both hulls and you will also find trampolines and a large sitting area on the foredeck of most of them.
• They have a shallow draft, which will allow you to visit a lot more places (i.e reefs) than those of a yacht with a keel, and also anchor closer to shore.
• Another strong point is the two engines which offer high speed and greater manoeuvrability.
   

Motor boats are powered by an engine. They are fitted with inboard engines and are the ideal solution for clients who want to cover wider distances while on board. Their fuel consumption though is a lot higher than that of sailing yachts or catamarans.

For those wishing to experience ultimate comfort at sea, the modern motor yachts offer space, uncompromised luxury and an ability to reach destinations at speed whilst being less reliant on wind and weather patterns. 

Yacht4Less offers a wide price & size range of Motor Boats, from 38 ft. Motor Boats available for bareboat chartering till 160 ft. Mega Yachts available for fully-crewed chartering.

A Gulet is a wooden vessel of a traditional design, usually coming with two or three masts. These vessels can be found all around the eastern Mediterranean, namely Croatia, Greece and Turkey. Gulets come with full Crew (at least 2 or 3 Crew members) and are slower but often more spacious then Motor Yachts. Gulets are the ideal vessels to accommodate a big number of persons that want to be on the same board simultaneously. Gulets offer ample space on deck for sunbathing, but also give their guests the opportunity to taste the worldwide well-known Mediterranean cuisine.