The charter fee covers the yacht, standard equipment, and insurance. Cleaning, tourist tax, and any optional extras (skipper, paddle board, etc.) are billed at the base — we confirm the full breakdown when you request a quote.
Charter pricing is famously opaque. Here's everything the operator will charge — mandatory items paid at the base, plus optional add-ons you can opt into.
Solid family cruiser. The Oceanis 45 is a proven monohull design that handles well in moderate conditions and offers comfortable overnight accommodation for families or small groups of up to 10 people across four cabins. It's a genuine workhorse that's been popular on charter fleets for over a decade.
Smart practical features. Solar panels and a bow thruster are genuinely useful additions that make handling easier in tight anchorages, especially valuable if your group isn't heavily experienced. The autopilot and dual chart plotters mean navigation is straightforward, and you get a dinghy included, which matters when anchoring off quieter islands.
Excellent value proposition. At €1,875 per week with a modest €3,500 deposit, this is competitive pricing for a four-cabin monohull in the Ionian. You're looking at roughly €188, €375 per person per week depending on group size, which is genuinely reasonable for a bareboat charter in the Greek islands.
One practical note: The operator has only two reviews, so the 5/5 rating, while positive, is based on limited feedback. Before booking, ask directly about their check-in procedures, support availability during your week, and any recent maintenance history, especially relevant since the yacht is now 13 years old.
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Based at Marina Paleros, in Palairos, Greece. Zeppelin is operated by Ionian Catamarans.
Marina Paleros sits on the west coast of Greece, offering straightforward access to the Ionian islands and the sheltered waters of the Patras Gulf. From here, week 1 typically involves cruising north to Lefkas and its satellite islands, or south towards Zakynthos, with consistent northerly winds (the Etesian) providing reliable sailing conditions. The shallow-draft approach and calm anchorages make it well-suited for bareboat charters, particularly those new to Greek waters.
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