Dehler Yacht Charter

Dehler yachts are built by a German shipyard with over 50 years of experience designing efficient cruising sailboats. They're known for solid construction, forgiving handling characteristics, and spacious cabin layouts that maximize comfort during longer charters. Owners and charterers appreciate their reliability and resale value.

Dehler yachts in our fleet are based in major Mediterranean charter bases including Greece, Croatia, and Spain, as well as Caribbean locations. Each base offers different itineraries and regional advantages. Check availability maps on our site to see current locations and suggested sailing routes for your chosen season.

Most yacht charter companies, including ours, require proof of sailing competence for bareboat Dehler charters. This typically means a recognized sailing certification such as RYA Day Skipper or equivalent. If you lack credentials but want to sail, skippered or shared-skipper options are available at higher rates.

The Mediterranean has favorable conditions from May through September, with calm seas and reliable winds in July and August. Caribbean charters are best during winter months (November to April) to avoid hurricane season. Shoulder seasons offer fewer crowds and better prices, though weather can be less predictable.

Dehler charter yachts typically range from 32 to 46 feet, accommodating four to eight guests depending on model and cabin configuration. Larger boats offer separate cabins and ensuite heads, while compact models are better suited for couples or small families. Crew accommodations vary by yacht.

Charters typically include the yacht, basic insurance, and essential safety equipment. Fuel, mooring fees, and provisioning are often separate. Some packages include a skipper or flotilla services. Review the specific charter terms before booking, as inclusions and damage deposits vary by location and operator.

Yes. Skippered charters are available if you lack sailing experience or simply prefer to relax. A professional skipper handles navigation and sail management, allowing guests to enjoy cruising without responsibility. Rates are higher than bareboat but include expertise and insurance benefits.

Rates depend on season, boat size, and location. A mid-sized Dehler in the Mediterranean ranges from approximately 1500 to 3500 euros per week in shoulder season, rising in peak summer. Caribbean charters typically cost 2000 to 4000 euros. Skippered options add 150 to 300 euros daily for crew costs.