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Known for its romantic charm, chic coastal towns, and world-famous cuisine, Italy is a yacht charter paradise. There's plenty of things to do with coastal towns and cities on the Mediterranean and Adriatic Seas. Take your pick from family-friendly seaside resorts to high-end party hotspots, and rugged and remote islands and beautiful locations to explore. There is over 7,200 km of coastline in Italy, creating an abundance of yacht charter itineraries perfect even for the most discerning of elite travelers.

How much to charter a yacht in Italy?

Italy is blessed with beautiful weather and plenty of seaside towns and nearby islands to explore. It's no surprise that all kinds of yachts cruise along the Mediterranean and Adriatic Seas on any given day, marveling at the beautiful scenery and dropping off anchor to enjoy the charming towns and ports' spoils. To charter a sailing yacht in Italy can cost you around $6,500 for a week's rent. This type of boat includes five cabins for ten people on board and has a length of 51 feet. A catamaran, on the other hand, can cost around $11,000 for a week's charter. This type of yacht features four cabins for eight people, with a length of 52 feet. And lastly, a motor yacht that's 88 feet in length can cost around $43,000 for a week's rent in Italy.

What are the most popular yacht holidays in Italy?

Italy offers a vast diversity of destinations. Italy has it all from quiet and relaxing islands to party hotspots to luxury hilltop towns favored by the rich and famous. The Italian Riviera is recognized as the most stunning destination for yacht charters in Italy. It is found on the Mediterranean Sea and renowned for its upscale restaurants, cultural landmarks, and centuries-old architecture. The towns of Liguria, Portofino, and Rapallo are the most popular spots to moor a yacht charter, as well as Cinque Terre, a group of former fishing villages that are now popular vacation spots. On the Riviera tip is the region of Tuscany, which is a captivating destination for a yacht charter.

Additionally, a yacht charter in Italy is never complete without a visit to the Amalfi Coast. Romantic, beautiful, and lush, Positano, Capri, and Sorrento's seaside towns offer breathtaking scenery, pastel-colored houses on hilltops and cliffs, and romantic venues. If you're on the search for the perfect honeymoon destination in Italy, then a yacht charter to the Amalfi Coast will offer you the most romantic experience you can ever have on a yacht charter. There are limited beaches in the Amalfi Coast, but its lack of white sand beaches is overshadowed by the beauty found onshore. Explore the ancient villas of Capri, stroll around Ravello's manicured gardens, and visit the thermal spas on the islands of Procida and Ischia, which were formed through volcanic activity.

But if you're looking for more rugged landscapes, Sicily and the Aeolian Islands are your best bet. The Aeolian Islands' crystal blue waters are a sight to behold, where you get to hop from one volcanic island to another and witness a steaming volcano on Stromboli. In Palermo, the Gothic architecture and famous palm-tree lined streets will take you back in time, and if you desire to spend a day on a beach, head to the town of Marsala for some peace and quiet, and unspoiled beaches. Further from the mainland of Italy is the island of Sardinia, close to the French island of Corsica. It offers an entirely different side of Italy where sandy beaches abound. Explore the La Maddalena archipelago, or visit Porto Cervo, a luxury yacht charter haven, where you can find high-end shops and designer emporiums in town.

Where to go on a luxury yacht charter in Italy?

The Italian Riviera will find the most luxurious yachts hopping from one coastal town to another. Porto Lotti in Liguria offers 506 berths and accommodates boats with a maximum length of 100 meters. Offering the perfect jumping-off point to explore the Riviera, you can explore dramatic coastlines, colorful seaside towns, and delicious regional cuisine in your Italian Riviera yacht charter. Naples, or Napoli, features more than 18 marinas and is the perfect destination for yacht charters in Italy. Most charters start or end in Naples, which is also one of Italy's most visited cities.

And of course, a trip to this Western European country is never complete without visiting Venice. Considered to be among the most romantic cities in the world, a yacht charter can take you to the islands off the coast of Venice on the Adriatic Sea. And when you drop anchor on the Venice Yacht Pier, where you will find 25 berths and accommodating yachts up to 120 meters in length, you can explore the city's web of canals, renaissance architecture, romantic and charming bridges, and narrow cobbled streets. There's an essence to Italy that can only be experienced through a luxury yacht charter. With beautiful waters, some of the world's most enchanting coastal towns, and natural beauty captivating the most seasoned yacht enthusiasts, Italy is entirely best enjoyed through a yacht charter on the Adriatic or the Mediterranean.

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Below we explore the right time to charter and some of the key places to visit. You can also browse the yachts available in Italy this year. An Italy yacht charter vacation brings this central Mediterranean country’s beautiful culture and scenery to life. You can experience many different aspects of Italy, including the restaurants, art, history and colour in the comfort of your favourite luxury charter yacht on the Mediterranean and Adriatic coastlines. The famous Italian places you can explore include Naples , Capri , Amalfi , Portofino , Sardinia , Rome ,  Sicily and Venice , to name a few.

Cost To Charter a Yacht In Italy:

The cost to charter a crewed yacht in Italy begins at a price of around 5,000 Euros per week plus advanced provisioning allowance (APA) expenses, typically around 30%. The most expensive luxury Italy superyacht charter holiday costs over 1 million Euros per week plus APA.

The Italy Charter Season:

Like most of the Mediterranean, the Italy season generally runs from April to the end of October. The summer season for Italy is in July and August. This is also the high season as far as yacht charter goes. Other good times to rent your yacht are generally on either of the shoulder seasons (April-May and September-October), each side of the main summer season, as the temperatures are still comfortable, and the onshore tourists have yet to arrive in their largest numbers. The types of yachts available in Italy include motor yacht, sailing yacht charter, skippered, crewed yachts, catamarans, power boats, sailboat, luxury yachts and the ever increasing mega and superyacht charter.

Expert Charter Broker Quote:

“I think Italy is so special because it truly has something to offer everyone. Whether you are seeking a romantic honeymoon, a family vacation, or a holiday with a few of your closest friends, Italy can provide exactly what you’re looking for.” – Trina Howes Luxury Yacht Charter Broker in her article titled ‘ Italy – Why is this Charter Location so Special? ’

Many Italy and Amalfi private charters begin in Naples. Naples is a city with a distinct energy - chaotic yet charming, cluttered yet beautiful. Rather daunting to the virgin eye,

Naples has a way of shedding your inhibitions, to present a proud and colorful culture, with an alluring hospitality. Naples is the yacht charter hub of southern Italy and the gateway to Capri and the Amalfi Coast. The Isle of Capri and Amalfi present some of the most spectacular coastlines of the whole Mediterranean.

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A yacht holiday in Italy must incorporate the stunning Amalfi Coast. The Amalfi coast is around a day sail south of Naples. Amalfi and Positano , like Capri, attract visitors and charter yachts of the highest prestige. The 50 km of the Amalfi coastline stretches mainly from Sorrento to Salerno . It remains a place of rare and incredible beauty. The hillside towns are a truly magnificent display of Italian engineering and architecture. Terrace houses and buildings cling to steep cliffs, rising from the coastline.

Portofino is another must see. It is a tiny town of cobble-stone streets, framed by hills of silvery, ancient olive groves. From the top of the hill, the views of the harbor and coastline are breathtaking. Cafes, boutique shops and gelataria’s spill out into the harbor piazza. The portside cafes are a great place to sit and watch the glamorous yachting world go by. Further down the Italian coast, you'll sail upon 'Cinque Terre' - A succession of five coastal villages, all with the same spectacular views of the seas. These villages are less expensive and sophisticated, than their more popular sister, Portofino. There is a stunning and famous walk along this coastal route, linking the five towns romantically called 'Via Dell 'Amore' ( The Way of Love ). 

A charter in Sardinia, Italy is also quite an experience. Sardinia is a universe unto itself. It's an island of Italy, where the local language is incomprehensible to all other Italians.

An island with one of Europe's most stunning coastlines; it's waters teem with fish; it's golden sands disappear into oceans of blue; it's rugged mountains are covered with flocks of sheep producing cheese so pungent, your palate will never forget.

Venice is a city that’s surrounded by so much water, so being afloat on a yacht vacation is a fantastic way to experience this classic Mediterranean city. Venice is one of the most romantic cities in the world , with its intricate web of canals, charming gondoliers, glorious renaissance architecture and narrow cobbled streets. Venice is an essential stop on any Adriatic yacht charter holiday. On your charter boat, take a cruise down the Grand Canal. From the deck of your charter boat, you’ll be able to pass by sights such as the Ca'Foscari, Palazzo Grassi, Guggenheim Museum and the Accademia Bridge.

Why CharterWorld? CharterWorld is a specialist charter company with all the crewed yachts in Italy and the Mediterranean at the best price. With the industry’s top professional yacht brokers and every yacht in the Mediterranean available you will be well served. If there is a boat or cruising area in Italy, or elsewhere, that you are interested in which is not covered here, please contact us and we will provide you with that information personally and free of charge.

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Amanda, Jaco is a beautiful boat. Captain and crew is wonderful. The details of our trip were very similar to the itinerary you outlined with some minor modifications along the way. Our first night was in Ischia. We had dinner on the boat. We left early the next morning after breakfast for Capri. Capri was wonderful and tremendously fun. We hiked the Phoenician Stairs to Anacapri, hiked Mt. Solar, Villa Jovis and enjoyed the shipping now etc. dinner at Auroa one night. We spent two nights there. Upon departure, we had lunch at the lunch spot en route to Positano that you recommended. We spent one night in Positano and had dinner at a great hotel that MK can forward. We spent the night in Amalfi and had dinner on the boat. Next day we embarked for Sorrento. We spent two nights in Sorrento. Had dinner at Don Alfonso which is a truly special place. On our last Saturday we hit Pompeii, and mt. Vesuvius. Great day. We had the boat meet us back in Naples. We really had a special time and thank you for all of your diligence and follow up to ensure that we had a special experience. M/Y JACO / Italy / September

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This is a small selection of the yachts available to charter in Italy. Please contact your Burgess broker for a personalised selection.

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Rate from EUR 3,000,000 per week

• Length: 112m (367.5ft)
• Guests: 36 guests in 19 cabins
• Built: 2023
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• Length: 96.6m (316.9ft)
• Guests: 12 guests in 7 cabins
• Built: 2017
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Rate from USD 1,100,000† per week

• Length: 88.5m (290.4ft)
• Guests: 12 guests in 8 cabins

Rate from USD 945,000† per week

• Length: 85.6m (280.8ft)
• Built: 2010
• Derecktor Shipyard

Rate from USD 1,000,000 per week

• Length: 85m (278.9ft)
• Guests: 12 guests in 10 cabins
• Lurssen-Werft

Rate from USD 1,150,000† per week

• Length: 80m (262.5ft)
• Built: 2019
• Abeking & Rasmussen

Rate from USD 900,000 per week

• Length: 75m (246.1ft)
• Guests: 12 guests in 6 cabins
• Built: 2020
• Feadship, De Vries

Rate from EUR 910,000† per week

• Length: 74m (242.8ft)

Rate from EUR 520,000† per week

• Length: 73.5m (241.1ft)
• Built: 2008

Rate from USD 480,000 per week

• Length: 69m (226.4ft)
• Guests: 32 guests in 16 cabins
• Built: 2003

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The Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) is due at the time of the final charter payment. Under MYBA terms, this sum is usually equivalent to 30 per cent of the total charter fee, but may be up to 40 per cent in some cases.

Intended to cover the operating expenses of a charter as explained under Charter Terms, such as fuel, food, drinks, port fees and ad hoc incidentals, the APA will be given to the captain before the start of your charter. The Captain will ensure that the yacht is fully fuelled and provisioned when you step on board. While an up-to-date summary of accounts can be requested at any time during your charter, a full set of accounts will normally be submitted by your captain at the end of the cruise. If, during the charter, the expenditure exceeds the sum already paid, additional cash funds will be required at once.

All outstanding bills from the yacht charter should be settled in cash or by bank transfer before your final disembarkation. Of course, any remaining credit at the end of your charter will be reimbursed to you in full. On request, transfer arrangements to and from the yacht can be made by Burgess or by the yacht’s captain, payment for which will be deducted from your APA.

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Italy Yacht charters

Do not miss the opportunity to charter a yacht in Italy, the famous European country surrounded by five seas: the Mediterranean, Adriatic, Tyrrhenian, Ionian and Ligurian. Italy is easily recognized on the map by the "boot" shape of its coastline. The cradle of Western European culture, Italy is a beautiful and interesting sailing destination for pleasure-seeking yachtsmen from all over the world.

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This was our first bareboat charter and we had a lot of questions. Julia and Grigory were great at walking us through the process and connecting us with a skipper. The boat was fabulous, and Raffaele is a talented skipper. Happy to say we had a wonde…

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Sailing Italy

With extensive coastline, Italy bareboat charters have  something to offer even the most experienced sailors. From chic resorts  in Capri to gorgeous views of Sardinia, erupting volcanoes in the  Aeolian Islands, the rich history of Rome, sandy beaches of Sicily and  the charming slow-paced life on the Amalfi Coast, whichever region you  choose for your sailing vacation each will be a unique adventure.

Being a center of international tourism, Italy is visited by over 50  million people each year. Experiencing Italy on a sailing vacation is a  great way to enjoy this wonderful, sunny country and make lasting  memories. Many find that one trip isn't enough, and will return again  and again to relax and soak up all that Italy has to offer.

Italian Cuisine

Apart from the exciting history, fashion and friendly people,  Italy is a country that is world famous for its delicious cuisine. Once  you charter a boat in Italy, make this trip an unforgettable experience  by exploring culture and traditional lifestyle through local foods. You  may dine in small marinas, stock up with seafood, try fantastic fruits  and vegetables in local markets, or lunch in casual waterside pizzerias  while sailing in Salerno or Naples. Discover Italy's famous gelato  ice-cream in Rome, or sample world renowned Tuscan wines while sailing  in Follonica, Piombino or Livorno.

Sailing in Italy is the best possible way to explore this gorgeous  country, as you can reach the most beautiful spots while avoiding  crowded tourist destinations. As is typical for much of the  Mediterranean, Italy's climate is mostly subtropical, with warm dry  summers and wet winters. The months of May through October are optimal  for a bareboat charter in Italy. During these months you can expect  moderate winds from 10 to 20 knots while average temperatures will range  from 70 to 90 F (20 to 30 C). July and August are the peak of the  summer season, with temperatures reaching up to 90 F (30 C) and warm  seas that can rise to a comfortable 75 F (24 C). This is a great time  for sailors with moderate skills to experience and explore the region.  The winter months can also be a wonderful time for a sailing trip in  Italy, with mild temperatures and fewer crowds.

Sailing Areas

There are 5 major areas in Italy with the highest concentration of  sailing yachts and catamarans for charter. 12 knots offers yacht  rentals in Salerno, as well as a large fleet of charter yachts in  Tropea, Follonica, Skarlino and Naples.

Naples bareboat charter, Amalfi Coast

Sheltered short passages and light breezes make this area ideal  for a relaxed sailing vacation. When taking a yacht charter in Italy  you must consider sailing along the beautiful Amalfi Coast. Most Italy  and Amalfi yacht charters begin in Naples. This city has distinct energy  - chaotic but beautiful. While it may feel daunting at first sight,  Naples will soon charm you with its hospitality and colorful culture.  From the Naples yacht charter base in southern Italy, you have an easy  gateway to Capri and the Amalfi coast.

In less than a day's passage from Naples you may reach the Amalfi  coastline that stretches from Sorrento to Salerno, the most stunning and  incomparable coastline of the Mediterranean. Beautiful hillside towns  with colorful terrace houses clinging to steep cliffs represent  authentic Italian architecture.

Salerno is the biggest yacht charter base in Italy that can boast a  long history dating back to the 4th century. One of the most popular  historical sites of this sailing destination is the Arechi Castle. Built  in the 6th century, this castle offers the best views of the entire  town of Salerno.

From there you may head to Capri, one of the most prestigious sailing  destinations. A reservation is necessary for a berth in the marina  beforehand, as this is a popular and busy place during the summer  season.

Yacht charters in Procida can be an alternative to Naples. Located in  the Bay of Naples, this relatively undiscovered and untouched island  can be easily reached by ferry. Procida has open access to the Amalfi  Coast and Pontine Islands.

Sailing Scarlino

This is another must visit destination for an Italian yacht  charter. This tiny town has cobblestone streets and is framed by hills  of ancient, silvery olive groves. From the top of the hill, opens a  breathtaking view of the harbor and beautiful coastline. Numerous  waterside cafes offer great places to sit and watch the glamorous  yachting world. Further down the Italian coast, you may sail to Elba,  the largest island of the Tuscan Archipelago, located only 6 miles from  Piombino. Elba has several coastal villages, all with the same  spectacular views of the seas. You may also like to stop and take a walk  along the streets of the island's  principal town – Portoferraio.

Boat rentals In Italy

A yacht charter in Italy requires a valid skipper's license.  The skipper must be at least 18 years of age (this is also a basic  requirement for obtaining a sailing license) and must carry their  license at all times during the vacation. A valid skipper's license will  allow you to sail along the coastline within 20 miles of the shore.

In order to charter a motor boat you will also need an official  permit allowing you to operate a power vessel with an engine over 40 hp.  Italian authorities recognize most of the International Certificates of  Pleasure Craft Operators.

Italians are very sensitive about the protection of their marine  reserves. You should keep in mind that it is forbidden to bring a yacht  close to the shore in protected areas (usually a minimum distance is 1  to 2 miles). In these areas it is also prohibited to fish, collect  seashells, sea plants, cruise on a boat with a working engine, anchor,  or practice any type of water sport. Italian protected areas are found  in Cinque Terre, the Tuscan Archipelago, Isole Tremiti, Miramar,  Maddalena Archipelago, Egadiysky Archipelago, the island of Ustica,  Porto Cesareo and Ventotene.

Italy is among the countries of the Schengen Agreement, and is a  member of EFTA. For citizens of the countries that are members of these  organizations, as well as for EU citizens, a valid passport is all that  is required to enter Italy. You are allowed to stay in the country for  up to 90 days.

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Boat without licence Italmar Open 19 40hp  (2023)

From €190 per day.

Boat without licence Fiart Mare OPEN 600 40hp  (2019)

From €250 per day.

Sailboat Cantieri Estensi Queentine 40 12.00m  (2003)

Sailboat Beneteau Oceanis 37 11.48m  (2010)

From €214 per day.

Raffaelli Tempest 44  (1992)

From €350 per day.

Motorboat Jeanneau Merry Fisher 855 400hp  (2014)

From €500 per day.

Catamaran Lagoon Lagoon 400 S2 11.97m  (2017)

From €1,000 per day.

RIB Master 996 500hp  (2020)

From €400 per day.

Boat without licence Acquaviva 650 40hp  (2010)

From €310 per day.

Boat without licence Gommorizzo 5,60 40hp  (2020)

From €280 per day.

The sailing cruise to the Aeolian Islands  (1981)

From €857 per day.

Sailboat BAVARIA Bavaria 40 12.35m  (2010)

From €243 per day.

Motorboat Tai-amc Argento 36 600hp  (2006)

From €800 per day.

Boat without licence Trimarchi Nica 53 40hp  (2023)

From €255 per day.

Boat without licence TRIMARCHI NICA 53 (B) 40hp  (2023)

Bavaria 34 Cruiser  (2014)

From €414 per day.

Sailboat BENETEAU OCEANIS 510 15.50m  (1992)

From €638 per day, discover italy by boat.

Italy 's stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage attract travellers from around the globe. Coastal towns flourish with maritime traditions and bustling economies. Embarking on a yacht charter in Italy offers a unique opportunity to explore untouched landscapes. Cruise along the rugged cliffs of the Amalfi Coast , explore Sicily 's volcanic wonders, or navigate Venice 's intricate waterways. These coastal havens not only bask in the influence of maritime culture but also thrive on the bustling economy generated by their proximity to the sea. Italy 's beauty and charm beckon to be discovered on a yacht charter.

What type of boat is best for Italy?

When considering an Italy boat rental, it's important to consider the duration of your holiday before selecting the right vessel. If you're planning a short sailing adventure lasting only a few days, opting for a daily charter like a motorboat or a RIB is recommended. These speedy vessels allow you to cover all the destinations on your wish list in no time, maximising your time on the water.

On the other hand, if you're planning a longer charter of a week or more, choosing a vessel that provides the amenities you'll need during your stay is advisable. Catamarans and yachts are excellent options as they offer ample space and onboard accommodations to ensure a comfortable experience throughout your journey. These vessels are designed to provide all the comforts of home while you explore the captivating Italian coast. Gulets and sailboats offer an authentic sailing experience, adding an extra touch of elegance and charm to your voyage.

How much does it cost to charter a yacht in Italy?

If you’re looking for a dream Italian yacht charter, there are multiple factors to consider. Things such as the number of passengers on board, the time of year and the size and type of your yacht charter you choose will all impact the final cost. If you need a skippered vessel, this will probably be a bit more expensive, or it can be added to the price of your bareboat charter as an extra cost.

Below are some average prices of Italy yacht charters by boat type:

Starting from an average of €230/day in low season and €280/day in high season.

Starting from an average of €250/day in low season and €400/day in high season.

Boat without licence

Starting from an average of €180/day in low season and €230/day in high season.

Motor Yacht

Starting from an average of €2,500/day in low season and €3,000/day in high season.

Starting from an average of €250/day in low season and €350/day in high season.

Starting from an average of €1,000/day in low season and €1,200/day in high season.

Starting from an average of €1,400/day in low season and €1,600/day in high season.

Sailing yacht

Starting from an average of €1,650/day in low season and €1,750/day in high season.

What is included in the cost?

When renting a yacht, the cost typically covers a range of amenities and services. These may include fuel for the duration of the rental, fees for a skipper who handles navigation, and crew services on larger yachts. Additionally, water sports equipment like snorkelling gear or paddleboards may be provided. Other amenities such as onboard dining, entertainment systems, and Wi-Fi may also be included. However, it's important to review the boat owner to understand the specific inclusions and any potential additional charges.

What season is the best to charter a boat in Italy?

Italy 's distinctive shape and diverse topography contribute to a remarkable variation in weather conditions across different regions. As a result, it is essential to consider the climate when planning your sailing adventure. In general, the summer months in Italy can be scorching, particularly in the southern regions, with the heat occasionally reaching levels that can be overwhelming.

To ensure a more pleasant experience with moderate air and water temperatures, we highly recommend considering a yachting holiday in September or October or even in May and June. During these periods, you can expect temperatures between 20°C and 25°C, creating ideal conditions for smooth sailing and enjoyable exploration of the stunning Italian coastline.

In September or October allows you to revel in the lingering warmth of late summer while avoiding the intense heat waves that characterise peak summer months. May and June showcase vibrant landscapes adorned with blooming flowers and lush greenery, creating a picturesque backdrop for your sailing journey.

Where to charter a boat in Italy?

Italy offers a plethora of ports and marinas for your boat charter. Some notable locations include:

Porto Cervo, Sardinia: Known for its luxurious resorts and stunning coastline, Porto Cervo is a popular destination for yacht charters in the Mediterranean .

Portofino, Liguria: This picturesque fishing village boasts a charming harbour and is a gateway to the Italian Riviera , offering access to scenic cruising grounds and vibrant coastal towns.

Naples, Campania: Situated in the heart of the Tyrrhenian Sea , Naples is an ideal starting point for exploring the Amalfi Coast , Capri , and the islands of Ischia and Procida .

Venice, Veneto: Navigate the intricate waterways of Venice , known as the " Floating City " and experience its timeless beauty and cultural heritage from the deck of a boat.

Palermo, Sicily: Explore the stunning coastline and cultural treasures of Sicily , including the Aeolian Islands and the historic city of Palermo , from the vibrant port of Palermo .

These are just a few of the many ports and marinas where boats can be chartered in Italy. Each location offers unique cruising opportunities and access to some of the country's most breathtaking destinations.

Where to sail in Italy?

If you're considering renting a boat in Italy but are unsure where to begin your journey, fret not! Embark on a captivating voyage through the Tuscan archipelago, the Pontine Islands, and the Aegadian Islands. These idyllic destinations boast a coveted reputation, featuring stunning locations like Sicily and Sardinia, where the mesmerising emerald sea will leave you enchanted. Explore the blue waters, anchor in secret coves, and indulge in the beauty surrounding you.

For an unforgettable adventure, set sail towards the enchanting Island of Elba . Discover its captivating coastline, adorned with pristine beaches, hidden coves, and dramatic cliffs. Immerse yourself in the vibrant underwater world as you snorkel or dive, encountering a variety of colourful marine life. The Island of Elba offers an ideal playground for water enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Make your way to the renowned Bay of Naples , a region steeped in history and natural splendour. Marvel at the commanding presence of Mount Vesuvius as you navigate the azure waters. Explore the picturesque Sorrento Peninsula, known for its charming coastal towns and captivating vistas. Alternatively, venture southward to discover the captivating Amalfi Coast , where a kaleidoscope of vibrant colours adorns the cliffs, and charming villages cling to the rugged terrain. This stretch of coastline is sure to leave an indelible mark on your journey. A yacht charter in Positano could be a good start for this amazing experience.

Renting a boat with or without a skipper?

At Click&Boat, you don't need a licence to go on a sailing holiday! We offer both bareboat vessels for experienced sailors and skippered vessels for those without experience. While skippered boat rentals may be more expensive, they provide added value. Having a skipper onboard is worth the extra cost, especially if you're looking for a luxury yacht charter.

Skippers are licensed professionals who possess extensive knowledge of sailing. They take care of docking, navigating, and anchoring the vessel. You can share your Italy itinerary with them, and they will ensure you visit all the places on your list. Most skippers are locals, so they can also recommend where to go and what to do. Choosing a crewed yacht charter in Italy ensures a personalised sailing excursion with peace of mind.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions about italy, how much does it cost to rent a boat in italy for a day.

The average cost of renting a boat in Italy is around €610 per day. Various factors can influence the cost of a boat charter, such as the season, the year the boat was built, and the equipment. The prices can vary between €50 and €14,700 per day.

Is it possible to rent a boat with skipper in Italy?

It is possible to rent a boat with skipper in Italy. On Click&Boat, there are 5 boats in Italy where a skipper is available. However, please note that this comes at an additional cost, which is on average €186 per day.

Can I add equipment like snorkel gear, SUP boards or a wakeboard to my boat rental in Italy?

Many owners offer various extras that you can add to your booking in Italy. This can be for example Bimini, Bridge shower or Bathing.

How many cabins does a boat have in Italy?

Boats in Italy have an average of 2 cabins. If you travel with a large group, you can book boats with up to 11 cabins.

Can you rent a boat in Italy without a license?

In Italy there are 5923 boats that you can rent without a license. You can also rent many boats with a skipper.

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Yacht Rental Italy

In the heart of the Mediterranean, where the waves whisper ancient tales and the winds carry the aroma of cultures blended through time, lies Italy. A land not just to be seen but to be felt, to be experienced. The choice of travel here is not merely a matter of convenience but an intricate part of the experience itself. This brings us to a rather unique way to explore the diverse and captivating Italian coastlines - by yacht. It is not just a mode of transportation but a vessel that carries you through time, nature, and self-discovery. In the following discourse, we shall embark on an intellectual exploration of why one should rent a yacht in Italy, the considerations to bear in mind, and the selection of the perfect maritime companion for these historic waters.

Why Rent a Yacht in Italy

In the azure stretch of the Mediterranean, where ancient history collides with natural splendour, one finds a place called Italy. The region is rich in art, culture, and biodiversity, where the lands are as varied and contrasting as the seasons. A yacht, unlike any other vessel, enables a human to traverse these waters in comfort and luxury, all the while basking in the unfiltered glory of nature's architecture.

❑ A Window to Nature's Marvels

Imagine yourself at the helm of a sleek and elegant vessel, gliding through the waters that separate Sardinia from Sicily . Here, the aquatic fauna is not only diverse but enchanting. The dolphin's leap, the glimpse of a rare turtle, or even the fleeting shadow of a passing swordfish might greet your voyage.

❑ A Connection to Human History

The coastline of Italy is not merely a spectacle of beauty; it is an open museum displaying the chronicles of human civilization. From the ancient ruins of Pompeii to the grandiose villas dotting the Amalfi coast, a yacht provides an exclusive and intimate approach to these witnesses of time.

Navigating Italy's Coastline: Specific Destinations to Visit with a Yacht

Italy's coastline, adorned with timeless beauty and diversity, beckons to those seeking more than just a holiday. A voyage aboard a yacht not only offers a unique perspective but opens doors to places that remain hidden from conventional travel. From the rugged cliffs of the Cinque Terre to the serene canals of Venice, the coastal secrets of Italy are myriad. In this exploration, we shall delve into specific destinations that stand as an epitome of Italy's maritime allure.

🚢 The Amalfi Coast

A winding stretch of cliffs and coves, the Amalfi Coast offers an unspoilt view of the Tyrrhenian Sea. A yacht ride here gives access to secluded beaches and the ability to appreciate the colourful villages that cling to the cliffs like nature's own ornaments.

🚢 Portofino

Nestled on the Ligurian coast, Portofino radiates charm with its colorful houses and lush hillsides. A favored haven for the elite, its picturesque harbor welcomes yachts to experience the epitome of Italian luxury.

🚢 Lake Garda

Italy's largest lake, Lake Garda , beckons yachters with pristine waters set against dramatic mountain backdrops. The lake's unique blend of Alpine and Mediterranean climates promises diverse experiences from quaint villages to verdant vineyards.

🚢 Porto di Brindisi

With a history tracing back to Roman times, Porto di Brindisi is more than just a port. Yachters are greeted by a mix of ancient architecture and modern marinas, making it a prime spot to delve into Italy's deep-rooted maritime legacy.

🚢 Cinque Terre

Five villages, each a masterpiece in itself, are the jewels of the Ligurian coast. A yacht allows a leisurely exploration of these car-free zones, where the local culture and the sea have a bond that transcends time.

🚢 Sardinia's Costa Smeralda

An epitome of luxury and natural splendour, Costa Smeralda in Sardinia is a playground for yacht enthusiasts. With exclusive marinas and untouched beaches, it stands as a testimony to the harmony between human indulgence and nature's elegance.

🚢 The Venetian Lagoon

The ethereal canals of Venice provide a unique yachting experience. Whether it's a ride to the timeless city itself or an exploration of the less traversed islands like Murano and Burano, a yacht adds a touch of exclusivity to the Venetian experience.

🚢 The Aeolian Islands

Off the northern coast of Sicily, the Aeolian Islands offer a landscape that varies from volcanic drama to tranquil beaches. Accessible best by yacht, each island offers a distinct flavour and a connection to ancient mythology.

🚢 Sicily's Egadi Islands

Just off Sicily's western coast lie the Egadi Islands, where the rugged and wild terrain meets the azure waters. The islands are a perfect retreat for those seeking tranquillity. A yacht journey here allows for intimate exploration of hidden coves and underwater archaeological sites.

🚢 Capri and Ischia

The Bay of Naples houses two islands that are almost mythical in their beauty. Capri, known for its luxurious charm and the famous Blue Grotto, is a must-visit. Nearby, Ischia offers thermal spas and lush gardens, providing a healing embrace that can be accessed uniquely via yacht.

🚢 The Maddalena Archipelago

Situated between Corsica and Sardinia, the Maddalena Archipelago is a natural masterpiece. Its seven main islands and numerous smaller islets are best explored at a leisurely pace with a yacht, revealing hidden beaches and an unparalleled marine ecosystem.

🚢 Puglia's Tremiti Islands

The Adriatic coast of Italy is graced by the lesser-known Tremiti Islands. Characterised by rocky coastlines, clear waters, and lush pine woods, they offer an off-the-beaten-path yachting experience. The historical sites, including Roman and medieval architecture, add to the islands' intrigue.

🚢 Elba in the Tuscan Archipelago

Elba , part of the Tuscan Archipelago, is a land rich in history, known famously as the place of Napoleon's exile. With more than 150 beaches and an interior filled with lush vegetation, Elba offers a diverse yachting experience that seamlessly combines culture, nature, and relaxation.

🚢 Pantelleria

Closer to Tunisia than to the Italian mainland, Pantelleria offers an exotic yachting destination. Known for its unique "dammuso" houses and rich viticulture, the island provides a blend of Italian and North African culture, all surrounded by crystal-clear waters perfect for sailing.

The sheer diversity of Italy's coastal destinations ensures that there is a locale for every taste and desire. From the luxury of Costa Smeralda to the historical echoes of Elba, a yacht serves as a key to unlocking the many treasures that lie along Italy's coastline. Each destination, when explored through the intimate perspective of a yacht, reveals not just its external beauty but its soul, inviting a connection that lasts long after the voyage has ended.

What Should I Consider Before Renting a Yacht in Italy

The process of chartering a yacht in Italy, though filled with the promise of adventure, requires a meticulous approach. An understanding of certain facets is imperative to ensure that the journey is not only pleasurable but also responsible.

⛵ The Right Time and Place

The climate varies greatly from the north to the south. While the summer months offer calm seas and warm winds, they are also crowded. The choice of region and time can either elevate the experience or hinder it. An understanding of local weather patterns and seasonal influx is vital.

⛵ Licences and Regulations

A mosaic of maritime laws govern these waters. Whether it is about fishing rights, protected marine areas, or sailing licenses, an in-depth knowledge ensures compliance and protects the fragile ecosystem.

⛵ The Essence of Responsibility

Renting a yacht is not merely a financial transaction. It entrusts you with a piece of craftsmanship, a vehicle that must be handled with care and respect. This includes treating both the vessel and the environment with the dignity they deserve.

Which is the Best Yacht for Italy's Waters

In the myriad choices of yachts, finding the one that aligns with your journey requires a discerning eye.

⛵ For the Shallow Waters and Hidden Coves

In areas where the water is shallow and the coves hidden, a Catamaran offers not just stability but access. Its twin hulls provide a unique opportunity to explore places that are often untouched by larger vessels.

⛵ For the Open Seas and Grandeur

If the journey takes you to the open waters where the waves tell tales of the wind, then a luxury Motor Yacht, with its robust build and opulent comfort, becomes a floating haven. Here, the technology meets aesthetics, providing not just a journey but an experience.

⛵ A Symphony with the Wind

For those who find harmony in the embrace of the wind, a Sailing Yacht provides a communion with nature that no other vessel can offer. Its sails are like wings, capturing the wind's essence and transforming it into motion.

In conclusion, the exploration of Italy through its waters is a journey that transcends mere travel. It is an exploration of self and the world, a dance with nature, and a glimpse into our very essence. Whether it's the yacht, the timing, or the responsibility, each element must be chosen with care, for they are not merely components of a holiday but the instruments of an unforgettable symphony.

Frequently Asked Questions: An Insight into the World of Italian Yachting

As we journey through the varied landscapes and cultural tapestries that define the Italian coastline, a multitude of questions may arise in the minds of those considering such an exploration. Whether it's the nuances of navigation or the choice of destination, each query holds its own importance. We shall now embark on a passage through some of the frequently asked questions that resonate with many voyagers, offering a glimpse into the practicalities and wonders that await in the world of Italian yachting.

What is the Best Season for Yachting in Italy?

The Mediterranean climate presents different charms throughout the year. The summer months from May to September are warm and bustling, perfect for sun seekers. Spring and early autumn offer mild weather and fewer crowds, allowing a more intimate connection with nature and local culture.

Do I Need a Special License to Charter a Yacht in Italy?

Yes, operating a yacht in Italy requires specific licenses, and the requirements vary depending on the size and type of the vessel. It is essential to consult with the rental agency to understand the exact needs and possibly hire a skilled captain if necessary.

Is Yachting in Italy Suitable for Families?

Absolutely. Yachting offers an exclusive and flexible way to explore, making it suitable for families. Many yachts come with family-friendly amenities, and the journey can be tailored to include destinations that engage both young minds and adult sensibilities.

How Do I Choose the Right Yacht?

The choice of a yacht depends on various factors such as the number of passengers, the destinations, the duration, and personal preferences. Consulting with a reputable yacht charter company will provide the expertise needed to align your specific desires with the ideal vessel.

Can I Explore Inland Destinations While Yachting?

Indeed, the coastal locations often serve as gateways to the rich inland culture and history. A planned itinerary can include visits to vineyards, historical sites, and culinary experiences, allowing the traveller to taste the multifaceted essence of Italy.

What Safety Measures Should I Consider?

Safety on a yacht involves both equipment and behaviour. Ensuring the vessel meets all safety regulations and carrying out a comprehensive briefing on safety practices with the crew will provide a secure and enjoyable yachting experience.

Through these questions, we open doors to the unseen facets of yachting in Italy, bringing to light not just the charm and grandeur but the realities and responsibilities. The journey is as rich and diverse as the land it explores, and understanding these aspects ensures that the voyage becomes not just a holiday but an enriched experience that speaks to the soul.

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Yacht Charter Italy

An Italian yacht charter has got to be close to the top of every sailor's bucket list! With its stunning beauty and often fun sailing, an Italian yachting holiday on the Mediterranean Sea can be a lot of fun.

• Build year : 2019
• Guests : 10
• Berths : 10
• Length : 43 ft
• Boat type : Sailing Yacht
• Mainsail : Full battened
• Genoa type : Furling

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• Build year : 2016
• Length : 37 ft
• Genoa type : Self tacking

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• Build year : 2022
• Length : 39 ft

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• Build year : 2018
• Length : 46 ft

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• Guests : 12
• Berths : 12
• Length : 50 ft

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There are four main areas for yacht chartering around Italy and these are mostly around the country's west coast. Venice on the east coast is one of those destinations for your bucket list but is a long way by sea from the most popular sailing areas in the country.

So what's on offer for someone taking a boat rental in Italy? Fine food and fine people with a heavy dash of fine culture hardly spoil some great coastal views and towns. The weather in the sailing season between May and October is just perfect for yachting with winds sitting in the F3-5 bracket most of the time. All of this in bright sunshine that lights up the sea to a gem-blue color.

The nightlife? Italians know how to party in style! Letting off steam ashore is a must-do as you explore this great nation by sea. As a package that makes Italy one of the top yacht charter destinations in the world.

Hiring A Yacht In Italy

There are four broad yacht charter destinations in Italy - the Bay of Naples and Amalfi Coast, Tuscany, Sicily, and Sardinia. In all four you can both explore the mainland coastline or go island hopping to other destinations like the Tuscan Islands or the Aeolian Islands, and even (if the sometimes beefy winds of the Strait of Bonifacio don't put you off) crossing to Corsica from Sardinia.

The yacht charter Italy process is manageable and easy. If you have the sailing qualifications for a bareboat yacht charter you can book online at Borrow A Boat and after paying a security deposit can cast off on your charter yacht reasonably quickly on arrival. For those on a Captained yacht charter, you have even less to worry about as the Captain of the luxury yacht charter takes care of that!

You will pay similar yacht rental fees to other countries in the region. Outside of school holidays, you will often find that marina fees are lower than in Croatia or Greece in some cases. That means you can afford to find your way around the towns and cities you visit with their restaurants and bars that you may wish to stay in a while.

Best Areas To Charter A Yacht In Italy

As we said above there are four main sailing regions to charter a yacht in Italy - the Bay of Naples and Amalfi Coast, Tuscany, Sicily, and Sardinia.

Bay of Naples and Amalfi Coast

Backed by the infamous Mount Vesuvius volcano, the Bay of Naples and Amalfi Coast is a stunning sailing destination. At the southern end is the Sorrento Peninsula and just offshore of that the island of Capri. Moving to the northern end of the Bay of Naples are the islands of Ischia and Procida that are very welcome to sailors. Naples itself is a big, buzzing city in its own right with a great culture to explore and taste.

Tuscany and the Tuscan Islands is arguably the most popular sailing destination on the Italian coast. Yes, its fine wines are a draw but so are its towns and villages that are jaw-droppingly pretty. Pisa and Florence are cities not to be ignored!

The Tuscan archipelago islands of Capraia, Elba, Giglio, and Giannutri are easily accessible by sea and with their marinas are great for an evening's rest from the sailing of the day.

The island just off the 'toe' of southern Italy has its own mythos thanks to the Mafia that used to reign supreme there. The island has a deep and fascinating human history going back thousands of years. Visit the Aeolian Island archipelago and the Aegadi islands as you explore this beautiful archipelago.

Sardinia is a top charter destination in the world. With ports and marinas quite evenly spaced along the sailing area, you can go for a shorter or longer day at sea and still have somewhere to relax for the evening.

The east coast with its sandy beaches is more sheltered and is one of the best holiday areas in the whole of Italy. The west coast is more exposed but its rugged coastline will keep you looking in wonder for hours on end.

Best Towns To Charter A Yacht In Italy

All of the four regions we looked at above are peppered with yacht charter opportunities. Among these let's focus on some of the main towns and cities:

Bay of Naples / Amalfi Coast

Salerno on the eastern end of this region is the main city for an Amalfi Coast yacht charter here. To the west of the Sorrento peninsula is Procida, while to the north of the region you will find many yachts available in Nettuno.

In the center of the Tuscany coast is Scarlino where you will find a large number of yacht charters available. San Vincenzo to the north is also a busy yacht charter town and to the very north, you will find many available in Castiglioncello. Do pay a visit to the exquisite Tuscan archipelago just offshore.

Capo Orlando and Portorosa on the northern coast of the island are the main boat rental towns.

Cannigione and Portisco on the NE coast are the two main yacht charter destination centers of Sardinia.

Getting to your Italian Yacht Charter

As with much of France if you wish to drive to the west coast of Italy you can - this will be around two days if you aren't in a hurry. Trains via London and Paris are also possible, cutting the security checks and sitting around of flying. In the next sections, however, we will look at flying to Italy as it is quicker and more convenient overall.

Naples Airport (NAP) is the main airport for this region. It's about 40 miles from the Amalfi Coast - book a coach from the airport to your chosen yacht charter departure point. Taxis are another option but can be a little more expensive.

Getting to Tuscany from the UK is either direct to Pisa or via Florence and then by train to Pisa and on by coach to your yacht charter town. Flights to Florence and Pisa will cost similar sums so it might only be worth flying to Florence should there be limited flights on your chosen day of arrival in Italy.

The main airport in Sicily is Catania-Fontanarossa (CAT) on the east of the island. You can get flights here year-round from the UK. Palermo's Falcone-Borsellino takes flights from the UK in the summer season, while a new airport, Comiso in the SE also takes summer season flights from the UK.

There are year-round flights from London and Manchester to Cagliari and Olbia on the island.

Types Of Yachts To Rent In Italy

There are four broad types of the yacht to rent in Italy - superyacht , motor cruiser, catamaran , and sailing monohull.

For those with tens of thousands of Euros and more a day to spend, a superyacht charter may well be your vessel of choice. Fully crewed luxury charter yachts with staff to meet your every need, you will find an experience aboard quite unlike any ashore. Want to go water skiing, jet skiing, or even sailing on a smaller yacht? Many of these vessels will carry these aboard too.

Motor Yacht

Want to get about while unworried about the wind? A motor cruiser rental will get you where you want to go. Italians love a bit of power and speed so expect some kick when you put the throttles onto full ahead! You will often find many of the comforts of home aboard and plenty of space for entertaining.

Sailing catamaran charter

With far more space than monohulls, these yachts also fix the Italians' need for speed as they can be very quick under sail! Most are extremely comfortable with en suite showers and heads in every stateroom and plenty of space for entertaining and sunbathing when not underway.

Sailing monohull rental

Meter for meter far cheaper than sailing catamarans, monohulls may be less luxurious but many say are more fun to sail than their twin-hulled equivalents. They are also better when sailing close to the wind - if there's an upwind leg you should get there quicker without having to turn the diesel on!

Captained or Bareboat Yacht Rental in Italy

You don't need sailing experience or qualifications to go on a yacht charter in Italy. Why? You can have a Captain aboard.

Captained yacht charter

For an extra fee, their food, and a tip at the end of the yacht rental period you can hire a Captain to sail the boat where you want to go. They will know the best anchorages and be able to suggest the best destinations when you go on a run ashore.

You can put in as much or as little effort as you like into sailing this way. You never know - you may go for some sailing lessons when you get home!

Bareboat charter

If you have the right sailing qualifications and experience to sail a yacht then you can take out a bareboat charter of a yacht in Italy. You are then completely free to take the boat wherever you like and to your own schedule without someone outside of your party sharing your space.

Do you need a license to rent a Yacht in Italy?

If you are on a bareboat charter in Italy then you will need a sailing qualification that is recognized by the Italian authorities.

If you are from Europe or the UK you will be able to use your International Certificate of Competence (ICC).

Other major sailing qualifications like the RYA Day Captain and ASA 104 Bareboat certificate are also recognized.

If you are on a Captained yacht charter you don't need any sailing qualifications at all. Enjoy!

Best Times To Rent A Yacht In Italy

The sailing season in Italy is from May to October. Outside of the high season in July/August, you will find many marinas have enough room to meet demand and will often be cheaper than Greece or Croatia.

In some parts of Italy's sailing meccas, the prices rocket in July/August and you may end up paying hundreds of Euros for the last available berth if you're lucky enough to get one!

As such the best times to sail in Italy are during school term in September or October when the sea is still warm but the marinas and towns relaxed and quiet. If you want Italy at full throttle in the maximum heat of summer the high season may well be for you!

Sailing Weather In Italy

The climate as a whole is warm between May and October though even in May it can get a bit fierce and the heat is legendary in July and August - don't bring your woollies as you won't need them!

Let's first look at the winds. The Maestral (Mistral) can reach the Bay of Naples and the west coast of Sardinia at most times of the year. By the time it reaches Italy it has lost much of its gusto though do be aware of it funneling through the Strait of Bonifacio between Sardinia and Corsica - things can get interesting.

The hot, humid southerly Scirocco can make things extremely uncomfortable at night in southern Italy and around Sicily. Expect temperatures to hardly dip at night from the high 30s in the day. Orange-hued fog (colored by Sahara Desert sand) is another issue, adding to the discomfort!

Similar to the Scirocco is the Libeccio, a south-westerly wind that can also bring heavy rain and the orange muck from the Sahara. This is a common enough wind in Tuscany and Sardinia.

To the north around Venice is the Tramontana falling off the Alps. This is stronger at night but brings cool air as a respite from the heat of summer.

In July and August, however, many of the winds seem to take a rest for the year. You could end up motoring for much of your sailing holiday!

How much does it cost to rent Yachts in Italy?

The cost to rent a yacht depends on what you want and when you want to use it.

For a superyacht expect to pay €20,000 a day and up even at the low season - far more in July/August. You can still pay €5,000 a day for a well-appointed bareboat motor cruiser. For a good sailing catamaran, these can cost upwards of €2000 a day. At the other end of the scale, a small sailing monohull that sleeps up to six will cost around €100 a day in low season.

Explore Italy By Renting A Yacht

From its 3,000 years of civilization and culture to its modern-day flair, Italy is a great place to visit. Whether it's wines and food or the beautiful scenery, you will not be disappointed in what you see, feel smell, and taste.

The sailing conditions are among the best in the world so a week or two exploring the coast of this fantastic country is something not to be missed. What are you waiting for? Rent a yacht in Italy using Borrow A Boat today!

The yacht charter industry is a mainstay of Italian tourism. As long as the company and yacht meet international and national regulations it is perfectly legal to rent a yacht in Italy.

You can rent almost any type of yacht from a superyacht sailing yacht to a motor cruiser to a modest but comfortable sailing monohull. Check out Borrow A Boat to see what is on offer!

You should consider your preferred sailing location, how much you can afford, and whether you have the sailing qualifications to bareboat charter or need a Captain amongst other things.

The busiest time to rent a yacht is in the July/August high season. It is cooler, cheaper, and less crowded in September and October but the sea still retains the warmth of summer.

Yes, you will have to pay a deposit on making the booking with the yacht charter company. Before heading out to sea you will pay a refundable security deposit on the yacht with a credit card but this can be replaced with insurance that you can buy ahead of the trip.

As ever, if at sea and in danger you should call the Coastguard for help via Ch16 on VHF. If you can make it into port safely do so and call the yacht charter company for advice on a number they will give you.

Are you bringing children? They will influence what you do and when you go. Bring cash as things are often cheaper if paid for this way. Look at the weather forecast for the week ahead of your trip to get an idea of what to expect weather-wise.

If you are from within the European Union, Switzerland, Norway or Iceland then you will not require a visa. Many other countries like the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand have tourist visa exemptions for up to 90 days in the country. If in doubt, check with the Italian Embassy website in your country.

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From €500 per day, charter a private yacht in italy with scansail.

Italy is a country located in Southern Europe, known for its rich history, culture and natural beauty. Not only is it home to some of the world's most iconic landmarks such as the Colosseum in Rome and the Leaning Tower of Pisa but Italy is also known for its delicious cuisine, with dishes such as pasta, pizza and gelato being popular around the world.

Chartering a private yacht in Italy is one of the best ways to explore the country and its stunning coastlines. There are many beautiful and varied destinations to visit in Italy, from the Mediterranean islands of Sardinia and Sicily to the Adriatic Sea and the Amalfi Coast. Each region has its own unique character and offers a wide range of activities and attractions. You can spend your days relaxing on the deck of your private yacht, swimming in crystal-clear waters or exploring charming towns and villages along the coast.

How much does it cost to charter a private yacht in Italy?

There are many factors that affect the overall cost of a private yacht charter in Italy. For one, the specific region and seasonality is particularly relevant as popular destinations during high season can be much more expensive than similar yachts in other regions and low season. Additional factors include the type of yacht, the size of the vessel and the duration of the trip. Below are the average prices according to yacht type and seasonality.

€2,000 per week in the low season

€2,500 per week in the high season

€1,750 per week in the low season

€2,100 per week in the high season

€3,000 per week in the low season

€4,500 per week in the high season

€6,500 per week in the low season

€14,500 per week in the high season

€13,500 per week in the low season

€20,500 per week in the high season

€2,800 per week throughout the year

€4,680 per week in the high season

What is the best time to visit Italy?

The climate in Italy varies depending on the region, but overall the country has a Mediterranean climate, with warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters.

In the northern parts of Italy, the climate is cooler and more humid with summer temperatures in these regions averaging around 25 degrees Celsius and winter temperatures around 7 degrees. These regions are particularly great to visit during the spring and autumn months as the foliage changes drastically.

In contrast, in southern Italy and the islands, the climate is warmer and drier, with summer temperatures averaging around 25 to 30 degrees Celsius and winter temperatures around 15 degrees. The best time to visit these regions is during the summer to take full advantage of the gorgeous aquamarine seas. However, avoid July and August if you dislike large crowds as these are peak months for tourism.

Should I charter a private yacht with or without a skipper?

While making your booking, you may find that that there is an option to charter your private yacht with or without a skipper. It is possible to rent without a skipper, but there are many advantages to having one on board your journey. For example, a skipper will be comfortable sailing around the area, so they can safely and securely guide you through the waters. Moreover, their familiarity with the region means that they can tailor the journey to your liking, making sure to show you the best of Italy. Lastly, a skipper will allow you to fully relax and enjoy your excursion because they will handle all of the technical aspects involved with navigation such as sailing, docking and anchoring.

What to do in Italy?

Italy is a diverse country with a long coastline that offers many stunning destinations for a boating holiday. If you aren’t sure what to do, here are five places to visit in Italy with your private yacht charter:

• Amalfi Coast: Located on the southern coast of Italy, the Amalfi Coast is known for its beautiful beaches, picturesque towns and stunning cliffs. From Amalfi to Sorrento, this stunning area is a great escape during the summer.
• Sardinia: This large island in the Mediterranean Sea is known for its stunning beaches, clear blue waters and charming towns. This is a great place to take your private yacht because of the diverse range of beaches. In Sardinia, you will find something for everyone, with soft sands, pebbled shores or rocky cliffs.
• Cinque Terre: Located on the Italian Riviera, the Cinque Terre is a series of five small towns that are connected by a scenic hiking trail. The area is known for its colourful houses, artesanal shops and delicious seafood.
• The Aeolian Islands: This archipelago in the Tyrrhenian Sea is made up of seven volcanic islands that are known for their stunning landscapes and aquamarine waters. The Aeolian Islands are a popular destination for yacht travel and offer many anchorages and marinas.
• Venice: Located in northeastern Italy, Venice is known for its canals, gondolas and stunning architecture. The city is built on a series of islands where you can only move around by boat.

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Boat & Catamaran charter in Italy - Yacht Rental

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Dive into the heart of the Mediterranean with Yachting.Rent and uncover the allure of Italy from a vantage like no other. As experts in luxury yachting, we offer an exquisite means to traverse Italy’s famed coastlines, capturing the country’s essence from the azure depths of its seas.

Italy is not just a country; it’s a mosaic of cultures, landscapes, and histories. With coastlines stretching from the sun-drenched Amalfi Coast to the tranquil waters of Sardinia, Italy’s maritime beauty is as diverse as it is enchanting. Imagine sailing into the cinematic harbors of Portofino, anchoring off the hidden beaches of Sicily, or witnessing a Venetian sunset from your private deck. With Yachting.Rent, these dreams are transformed into tangible moments.

Our fleet, at Yachting.Rent, is meticulously curated to match the grandeur of Italy. From sleek sailing boats ideal for romantic getaways to spacious catamarans designed for families and groups, each vessel promises modern amenities, unmatched comfort, and top-tier safety. Every yacht is a promise of elegance and performance, ensuring that your journey on Italy’s waters is as seamless as it is memorable.

But what makes Yachting.Rent truly unparalleled is our devotion to curating bespoke experiences. We understand that Italy’s magic lies in its details. Our local expertise means we can guide you to the best anchorages, introduce you to the culinary delights of coastal towns, or orchestrate exclusive tours to UNESCO heritage sites. Whether it’s sipping Prosecco on the deck as you gaze upon the cliffs of Capri or diving into the crystalline waters of the Aeolian Islands, we ensure every moment resonates with Italian allure.

Embark on an Italian odyssey with Yachting.Rent. Let us craft a yachting experience that intertwines luxury with the timeless charm of Italy’s shores. Set your sails with us, and let La Dolce Vita come alive on the waves.

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CEO of Yachting.Rent

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Yacht charter in Italy

Embrace the allure of La Dolce Vita as you set sail along Italy’s mesmerizing coastlines with Yachting.Rent. Our premium yacht charter service offers the unparalleled opportunity to explore Italy’s maritime treasures, blending luxury, adventure, and the undeniable charm of the Mediterranean.

Italy’s seascape is a canvas painted with vibrant hues of history, culture, and nature. From the cinematic views of the Amalfi Coast to the secluded bays of Sardinia and the iconic horizons of Cinque Terre, each stretch of coastline tells a unique story. With our yacht charter, you’re not just a spectator; you become a part of this unfolding narrative. Imagine dropping anchor amidst the azure waters of Capri, dining al fresco under the Sicilian stars, or sailing into Venice, the city of dreams, all from the comfort of your private yacht.

Yachting.Rent’s fleet is a testament to sophistication and performance. We offer a diverse range of vessels, each designed to cater to distinctive sailing experiences. Whether you fancy the elegance of a classic sailing boat, the spacious luxury of a catamaran, or the power and prestige of a motor yacht, we’ve got you covered. Every yacht in our collection boasts state-of-the-art amenities, ensuring that your journey is marked by comfort, safety, and pure indulgence.

However, a Yachting.Rent charter is more than just a voyage on the water; it’s a curated experience. Our team, enriched with local insights, is dedicated to crafting tailored itineraries that resonate with your desires. Be it exclusive wine tasting tours on the Tuscan shores, diving adventures in the marine-rich waters of the Aeolian Islands, or cultural explorations in ancient port towns, we ensure each moment of your charter is imbued with the essence of Italy.

Dive deep into the heart of the Mediterranean with Yachting.Rent. Let us guide you through Italy’s breathtaking maritime realm, ensuring every wave, every sunset, and every port of call becomes a cherished memory. Your Italian escapade, wrapped in luxury and authenticity, awaits.

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Why is Italy a good sailing destination?

With a coastline that meanders through the heart of the Mediterranean, Italy stands as a sailor’s dream. Yachting.Rent believes that Italy’s allure isn’t just rooted in its geography but also in its rich tapestry of culture, history, and nature which makes it a prime sailing destination.

From the rugged cliffs of the Amalfi Coast to the serene waters surrounding Sardinia, Italy offers a diverse sailing landscape. Each region unfurls its distinct charm, ensuring that every journey feels like a new adventure. The Ligurian Sea enchants with places like Cinque Terre, a string of centuries-old seaside villages on the rugged Italian Riviera. Further south, the Tyrrhenian Sea is dotted with islands, such as Elba and Capri, which beckon sailors with their mystique. On the Adriatic side, destinations like Venice offer a unique maritime experience, navigating the city’s famed canals. With such varied coastlines and marine topographies, Italy is an endless playground for both novice and experienced sailors.

However, Italy’s appeal isn’t just its natural beauty. It’s the intertwining of this beauty with the nation’s rich cultural and gastronomical offerings. Anchoring in Sicilian ports can lead to a culinary journey tasting authentic Arancini or Cannoli. In Tuscany, sailors can venture inland to experience some of the world’s most renowned vineyards. Every port, every harbor in Italy tells a story – be it of ancient Roman civilizations, Renaissance art, or modern Italian lifestyle. This blend of sailing with immersive experiences is what Yachting.Rent champions, ensuring that when you set sail in Italy, it’s not just a trip on the water but a journey through the very soul of the Mediterranean.

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Sailing boat or Catamaran, what to sail in Italy

The azure waters of Italy beckon, offering an unparalleled maritime journey. But with Yachting.Rent, before setting sail on this Mediterranean masterpiece, comes an enticing choice: a classic sailing boat or a luxurious catamaran? Both vessels promise unique experiences tailored to the Italian seascape.

Sailing Boat: Embracing Italy’s Nautical Heritage Choosing a sailing boat is akin to stepping into Italy’s rich maritime legacy. These vessels, with their slender silhouettes and intimate decks, allow sailors to navigate the waters as the ancient mariners once did. From the tight-knit harbors of the Amalfi Coast to the shallow inlets of Puglia, sailing boats are versatile, making them perfect for close explorations. Feel the rhythmic pulse of the Mediterranean, hear the whisper of the waves, and embrace a deep connection to the sea and the stories it holds.

Catamaran: Sailing in Unparalleled Comfort Opting for a catamaran unveils Italy’s coastlines in lavish style. With their dual hulls, catamarans offer unmatched stability, making them ideal for families and groups or those prioritizing space and comfort. Envision wide decks for sunbathing, spacious cabins, and panoramic views of iconic landscapes like Cinque Terre or the cliffs of Capri. The catamaran’s design also allows for closer anchoring, enabling easy access to secluded beaches and crystal-clear snorkeling spots.

With Yachting.Rent, the choice between a sailing boat or catamaran is more than just a vessel preference; it’s about crafting your personalized Italian adventure. Our seasoned team is on hand to guide you, ensuring that whichever vessel you choose, it aligns seamlessly with your dreams and desires. Whether it’s a nostalgic journey echoing the tales of old or a modern exploration drenched in luxury, set sail in Italy with confidence, knowing Yachting.Rent is at the helm of your unforgettable voyage.

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Experience a Yacht Rental in Italy onboard NAFISA, a 108-foot motor yacht built in 1975...

Experience a Yacht Rental in Italy onboard NAFISA, a 108-foot motor yacht built in 1975 by the acclaimed Admiral Yachts. Notably, the yacht was recently refit in 2020 to provide modern furnishings and amenities. In addition, her 6-person crew will guarantee a comfortable and memorable stay.

NAFISA has vast open areas, including the flybridge, two large couches, a dining area outdoors, and a stunning four-person Jacuzzi to take in the captivating Mediterranean views. With a yacht charter aboard NAFISA, you can experience Italy’s coastline and islands like no other vacation can!

The main deck has a large living room, a cozy aft area with a coffee table and couches, and a sunbathing area at the bow. In addition, she features a complete gym set-up with an exercise bike, stepper, yoga mat, weights, kettlebell, elastics, and resistance bands.

Key Features

• The luxury yacht has a wood hull and two 1770hp MTU engines.
• She has a cruising speed of 13 knots and a top speed of 20 knots.
• NAFISA can accommodate up to 10 charter guests in 5 impressive suites with private bathrooms.
• The main suite is located forward and boasts a king-sized bed.
• Additionally, there is a VIP suite with a king-sized bed, a cabin with a queen-sized bed, another cabin with a twin bed and a single bed, and one more cabin with a twin bed.
• Deck showers, exercise equipment with Jacuzzi on the deck, sun cushions, and sun loungers are all available.

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• Tender Dinghy 6m with a 100hp engine.
• Tender Stil Mar 7 mt. 200 hp Honda four-stroke
• Snorkeling equipment
• inflatable toys
• 2 new kayaks
• Four new SUPs (stand-up paddleboards)
• 1 new Windsurf
• 1 Wakeboard
• 1 new water slide

Other Amenities

• Full gym equipment for a total workout
• Stationary bike with seven training programs
• Kettlebell 6 kg
• Resistance band

Places to Visit On Your Yacht Rental In Italy

The aeolian islands.

The Aeolian Islands , a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a picturesque archipelago located off the northeastern coast of Sicily. These islands blend natural beauty, volcanic landscapes, stunning beaches, and charming coastal towns. Here are some of the best places to visit on a yacht in the Aeolian Islands:

As the largest and most populated island in the archipelago, Lipari is a great starting point for exploring the Aeolian Islands. Visit the historic town center, stroll along the charming streets, and explore the impressive archaeological park. Lipari also offers beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant nightlife.

Known for its active volcano and therapeutic mud baths, Vulcano is a unique and fascinating island to visit. Take a hike to the volcano’s crater for panoramic views, relax in the natural mud baths, and unwind on the island’s black sand beaches. Don’t miss the chance to sample the local cuisine, particularly the famous “pane cunzato” (seasoned bread).

One of the Aeolian Islands’ highlights is Stromboli, an active volcano that provides a captivating natural spectacle. Witness the eruptions and glowing lava flows during a guided hike to the volcano’s summit. The charming village of Stromboli offers a relaxed atmosphere, picturesque streets, and beautiful beaches.

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Known for its lush vegetation and excellent wines, Salina is a tranquil island with a slower pace of life. Visit the picturesque town of Santa Marina, explore the beautiful vineyards and wineries, and enjoy panoramic views from Monte Fossa delle Felci. Salina’s peaceful atmosphere and unspoiled beauty make it a perfect spot for relaxation.

As the smallest and most exclusive island in the Aeolian archipelago, Panarea offers a luxurious and glamorous experience. Explore the chic boutiques, dine in upscale restaurants, and party in trendy beach clubs. Panarea is known for its beautiful bays, crystal-clear waters, and stunning views.

Alicudi and Filicudi

These two remote and less-developed islands are perfect for those seeking tranquility and a sense of untouched nature. Alicudi and Filicudi offer a more rustic and authentic experience, with picturesque landscapes, pristine beaches, and a slower pace of life. Enjoy hiking, swimming, and exploring the simplicity and charm of these islands.

Visiting the Aeolian Islands on a yacht allows you to explore each island at your own pace, enjoy secluded bays and beaches , and experience the unique volcanic landscapes. The islands offer diverse experiences, from vibrant nightlife and upscale amenities to natural beauty and relaxation.

The Amalfi Coast | Yacht Rental in Italy

The Amalfi Coast in Italy is a stunning stretch of coastline that offers breathtaking views, charming coastal towns, and crystal-clear waters. Exploring the Amalfi Coast on a yacht allows you to admire the dramatic cliffs, visit picturesque villages, and discover hidden coves. Here are some of the best places to visit on a yacht in the Amalfi Coast:

Known for its pastel-colored houses cascading down the cliffside, Positano is a postcard-perfect town that should not be missed. Anchor your yacht in the bay and stroll through the narrow streets with boutique shops and cafes. Relax on the beautiful Spiaggia Grande beach or hike the Path of the Gods for panoramic views.

The namesake of the Amalfi Coast, the town of Amalfi is a historical gem with a rich maritime history. Dock your yacht in the harbor, explore the medieval streets, visit the impressive Amalfi Cathedral, and take in the charming atmosphere. Don’t miss the opportunity to sample local limoncello, a traditional lemon liqueur.

Perched high above the coast, Ravello is known for its panoramic views and exquisite gardens. Visit the magnificent Villa Cimbrone and Villa Rufolo, which offer stunning coastlines and sea vistas. Ravello is also famous for its classical music festival, held annually in the gardens of Villa Rufolo.

While not technically part of the Amalfi Coast, the nearby island of Capri is a popular destination for yacht charters. Anchor in the Marina Grande and take a boat trip to the iconic Blue Grotto. Explore the town of Capri, visit the famous Piazzetta, and take a chairlift up to Mount Solaro for breathtaking views.

Located at the northern end of the Amalfi Coast, Sorrento serves as a gateway to the region. Explore the charming old town, stroll along the marina, and indulge in delicious cuisine. Sorrento offers a mix of historical sites, including the Duomo and the ancient Roman ruins of Pompeii, which can be easily accessed from the town.

Li Galli Islands

A group of small islands between Positano and Capri, the Li Galli Islands is a hidden gem on the Amalfi Coast. These islands offer secluded coves, clear waters for swimming and snorkeling, and a tranquil atmosphere away from the crowds.

Ischia and Procida

A yacht charter to Ischia and Procida , two beautiful islands in the Bay of Naples, offers a mix of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and relaxation. Here are some things to see and do during your yacht charter to Ischia and Procida:

Ischia | Yacht Rental in Italy

• Visit the Aragonese Castle: Explore the imposing Aragonese Castle, which dates back to ancient times and offers panoramic views of the island and the sea.
• Enjoy the Thermal Springs: Ischia is known for its thermal springs, so take advantage of the island’s natural spas and rejuvenating thermal waters. Poseidon Thermal Gardens and Negombo Thermal Park are popular options.
• Explore the Gardens of La Mortella: La Mortella is a stunning garden created by English composer Sir William Walton and his wife. Wander through its beautifully landscaped grounds and admire the colorful plants and sculptures.
• Relax on the Beaches: Ischia has a variety of beaches, from sandy stretches to rocky coves. Some popular beaches include Maronti Beach, Citara Beach, and Spiaggia dei Pescatori.
• Visit Terra Murata: Stroll through the historic fortified village of Terra Murata. Explore its narrow streets, visit the Abbey of San Michele, and enjoy panoramic views of the island.
• Explore Marina Corricella: Marina Corricella is a picturesque fishing village with colorful houses lining the waterfront. Enjoy a leisurely walk along the marina, soak in the charming atmosphere, and savor local seafood at waterfront restaurants.
• Relax at Chiaiolella Beach: Chiaiolella Beach is a tranquil spot with crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming and sunbathing. Relax on the beach, snorkel in the clear waters, or enjoy a beachside meal at one of the local establishments.
• Discover the Abbey of San Michele: Located at the highest point of the island, the Abbey of San Michele offers panoramic views of Procida and the surrounding area. Visit the abbey and admire its beautiful architecture and serene atmosphere.

As you can see, there are many incredible places to visit on a yacht rental in Italy. Don’t worry; you can always take a second or third trip to Italy !

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Sailing boat Oceanis 35 for charter in Messina

• Oceanis 35 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
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Catamaran Lagoon 42 for rent in Messina

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Catamaran Lucia 40 for charter in Marsala

• Lucia 40 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
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Yacht Bavaria 50 Cruiser available for charter in Puntone

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Sailboat Dufour 390 Grand Large for hire in Marsala

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Sailing yacht Oceanis 35 available for charter in Marina Cala de Medici

Yacht Bavaria 45 Cruiser for rent in Palermo

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Sailboat Sun Odyssey 349 for rent in Nettuno

• Sun Odyssey 349 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]

Yacht Dufour 470 for hire in Portisco

• Dufour 470 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]

Yacht Oceanis 46.1 for rent in Portorosa

• Oceanis 46.1 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]

Catamaran Bali 4.1 available for charter in Messina

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Palm trees and flowers, beaches and bays, the sweet life on the sea, and more.

Many islands and cities, large and small…might it be Sardinia and Sicily?

Marinas and romantic anchor stations can of course be found along the many coasts of Italy, including in the south and on the country’s two largest islands, Sardinia and Sicily. Recommended areas for water sports and sailing activities on the islands are, among others, the Sardinian Costa del Sud between the Capo Teulada and the village of Santa Margherita di Pula, and the Gulf of Cagliari from the Capo Carbonara to the Capo Spartivento, where there are many small and large bays with beautiful sandy beaches and steep headlands that stretch up to alternating granite and sandstone cliffs. The Gulf of Asinara, on the northern coast of Sardinia across from Corsica, is no less picturesque. An itinerary suggestion for Sardinia is available here. The area offers a well developed tourist infrastructure and incomparable views of the sea and the adjacent Costa Paradiso, with its beautiful beaches around Santa Teresa di Gallura in the Olbia-Tempio province. The Sardinian east coast, in turn, lies on the Gulf of Orosei and is speckled with ancient cities like Dorgali, Galtellì, Onifai and Siniscola, and has long beaches such as Cala Cartoe, Cala Fiuli, Cala Goloritze, Cala Osalla, Cala Luna, Cala Sisine, and Cala Mariolu, all of which people are always happy to visit. Between these coasts and towards the mainland, and to the neighboring island of Sicily, stretches the popular sailing district of the Tyrrhenian Sea, the islands of the Tuscan archipelago in the north, including Elba, Montecristo and Pianosa. The Pontine islands, Capri, and Ischia near Naples  are just as attainable by boat as the Egadi Islands Favignana, Levanzo and Marettimo at the Strait of Sicily and the Vulcano Aeolian islands – Lipari, Salina, Filicudi, Alicudi, Panarea and Stromboli – further east, near the Strait of Messina. The mountainous Sicily with its many cliffs is always a place that sailors enjoy circling more than once. The area provides particularly stunning landscapes, including the Gulf of Palermo on the northern coast between the nature and maritime reserve at Capo Gallo and Capo Zafferano, which water sport enthusiasts particularly enjoy for its 8 square kilometer large Ustica Island near Palermo, known for an international water sport exhibition that has happened every year here in June and July since 1959.

The Sicilian southeast is a bit flatter and smoother, and Capo Passero, named after the Isola di Capo Passero, is Sicily’s southernmost point. The area’s many grottos and underwater rocks make it a popular site for diving. The east coast between Messina, Canaia, Siracusa and Pachino is mainly dominated by the volcano Mount Etna, which also has a regional park dedicated to it (Parco dell’Etna). The southwest coast and the coasts of the Ragusa, Caltanissetta, Agrigento and Trapani provinces present their visitors with late baroque cities, magnificent architecture, and the Isole dello Satgnone nature reserve, near the city Marsala, which is famous for its wine. It isn’t uncommon to find a festival in the area, usually of a religious nature. Sciacca serves as Sicily’s Carneval center, the ancient archaeological site of Gela performs classic tragedies in the summer, and the “Discesa dalla Croce” (Descent from the Cross) is reenacted in San Cataldo every year on Good Friday.

Blue flags, black sand, red corals, and colorful fish all around

Choosing from the hundreds of Italian beaches and marinas might seem a little overwhelming, but is made a bit easier on vacationers with the “Blue Flag” system. Recognized in over 40 countries around the world, the blue flag has been awarded to 248 beaches and 62 marinas in Italy. In the Lazio region around Rome, some of the blue flag locations are Base Nautica Flavio Gioia in Gaeta, the Porto Turistico Riva di Traiano in Civitavecchia (RM), Emilia Romagna the Portoverde in Misano Adriatico and Marina di Riminia in Tuscany , Marina di Punta Ala in Castiglione della Pescala and Marina Cala Galera in Monte Argentario. A detailed overview of all the facilities and beaches that meet the strict criteria for the Blue Flag award is available at www.blueflag.org . Choosing from the innumerable diving areas around Italy is not any easier. There are perfect dive sites for all kinds of different tastes: a wreck dive on the south coast of Sardinia , places to observe red scorpion fish, cuttlefish, groupers, moray eels and flounder on the Calabrian Capo Vaticano near Mantineo, and Stromboli, with its black sand and volcanic rocks creating an exciting contrast with the colorful coral reefs in the underwater world near the islands Lampedusa, Pantelleria and Ustica. Lastly, the underwater landscape at Punta di Fetovaia on Elba, which is part of Tuscany, is at least as pronounced as pronounced and distinctive as that on land.

Explore Italy’s coasts with a choice of more than 1000 boats: Yacht charters with Yachtico

There are currently 1356 sailboats, 146 catamarans, 40 motorboats, 2 houseboats, and various canoes and kayaks available on the new and international platform for yacht and fishing charters of all kinds in Italy: YACHTICO.com . Many boats are available for charter in Portisco . The majority of the offered boats were built between 2005 and 2012, and weekly packages range widely in price. An Sailboat is available from 600 euros for a week, whereas an Aicon 72 motor yacht from Palermo has weekly packages starting from 26,500 euros. Most boats, however, can be hired for 1000 to 3500 euros per week.

For really great charter expirance I would like to recommend Maddalena Island (called La Maddalena). It is a wonderfull charter area in Sardinia with many small bays and beaches around. La Maddalena is the largest town in the Maddalena archipelago, sitting in the Straits of Bonifacio, between Sardinia and Corsica. Here are some examples of route suggestions for Sardinia .

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Beneteau - Oceanis 34 | 7 people (10.77m)

From €257 per day.

Jeanneau - Sun odyssei 43 | 10 people (13.32m)

From €357 per day.

T. BOAT - CABIN 21 FREEWAY | 6 people (6.4m)

From €300 per day.

Aquabat - Sportline 19 | 6 people (5.53m)

From €280 per day.

Mimi - libeccio | 6 people (8.5m)

From €899 per day.

Salpa laver - 38.50 | 10 people (13m)

From €950 per day.

Joker Boat - Coaster 580 | 8 people (5.8m)

From €240 per day.

Icon - 40 GT | 15 people (12.5m)

From €1,200 per day.

Lagoon - Lagoon 400 S2 | 12 people (11.97m)

From €1,000 per day.

Baglietto - Navetta | 1 person (22.5m)

From €2,000 per day.

Beneteau - Oceanis 35.1 | 10 people (10.46m)

From €293 per day.

Bavaria - Cruiser 50 | 12 people (14.99m)

From €329 per day.

tancredi - blu max pro 19 anno 2022 | 7 people (5.8m)

From €129 per day.

Capelli - Tempest 570 | 8 people (5.7m)

From €180 per day.

Squalo - Squalo 36s | 12 people (12.5m)

From €1,080 per day.

trancredi - Blu Max 19 Pro anno 2022 | 7 people (5.8m)

From €100 per day.

JEANNEAU - SUN ODYSSEY 32 | 8 people (9.6m)

From €143 per day.

Elan - Impression 45 | 10 people (13.85m)

From €570 per day, rent a boat in italy.

You can find boats available to rent with or without a skipper in Italy on the Nautal website. Search for sailboats, catamarans, motorboats and yacht rentals in Italy. Flexible cancellation or date changes up to 15 days before check in is allowed on selected boats. For a relaxing, beautiful holiday, hire a boat in Italy for a week.

Italy is one of the most popular destinations for tourists in Europe. Its rich history, charming people and famous gastronomy makes it unique. In addition, it has 7,500 km of coast in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, making it the perfect destination for those who love sailing. It doesn’t matter if you prefer a sailboat rental in Italy, a catamaran, a yacht or a simple motorboat. Choose your boat type and start your adventure in the beautiful Italian waters!

What is the price of a boat rental in Italy?

The price of a boat charter in Italy varies depending on different factors such as type of boat, length, age, capacity, if you book with or without a skipper, extras, etc.

An Italy sailboat rental costs around €3,800/week in the high season and €2,400/week in the low season for 10 people.

A motorboat rental in Italy costs around €350/day in the high season and €295/day in the low season for 8 people.

A RIB generally costs €350/day in the high season and €180/day in the low season for 6 people.

A catamaran charter in Italy costs around €7,600/week in the high season and €4,350/week in the low season for 8 people.

The average price of a skippered gulet is €24,400/week in the high season and €17,700/week in the low season for 12 people.

A jet ski will cost an average of €300/day for 2 people.

An Italy yacht hire costs an average of €18,000/week in the high season and €11,000/week in the low season for 12 people.

Is it possible to charter a yacht in Italy with or without a skipper?

Hire a yacht in Italy with a skipper if you want to be guided through the best places in the area and get the most out of your sailing experience. For a skippered Italy boat rental, you will have to add approximately 75 € per day to your budget depending on the Italy boat charter.

You can rent a yacht in Italy without a skipper if you have the appropriate licence or if there are boats available to rent that do not require a licence. It is a great idea to be the captain of your own boat if you are an experienced sailor.

What can I do with an Italy yacht rental?

The Italian peninsula is located in the centre of the Mediterranean Sea, shaping and dividing the surrounding sea. Italy offers a plethora of destinations for boating enthusiasts, making a boat hire in Italy the ideal way to explore the country.

Sail in the Adriatic Sea along the romantic Venetian coast, the home of great sailors. Or enjoy the sparkling sea by Puglia and Salento, cities rich in classical culture and history. Sail on the Tyrrhenian Sea and take in Ligury’s melancholic coasts that inspired many poets of the past. Then experience Tuscany’s impressive waters and explore the nearby islands such as Elba island. Additionally, Naples is an amazing place to charter a boat in Italy. From traditional Neapolitan pizza to the charming Amalfi coast, you will not get bored!

A sailing trip in Italy would not be complete without a voyage to Italy’s two largest islands: Sicily and Sardinia. Sardinia features ancient Roman ruins and amazing beaches. Take a walk around the city walls in Alghero and don't miss Cala Brandinchi beach or the chance to try a roast suckling pig, a local delicacy!

Sicily has year-round sunshine and famous Roman ruins, including the Valley of the Temples. Be sure to visit Mt. Etna, one of Europe’ only active volcanoes! Check the conditions before you go to ensure your safety - the volcano last erupted in 2017. You can start your trip anywhere and choose your own adventure, thanks to our private boat charters in Italy.

Italian cuisine

You may think you know all about Italian food, with pizza, pasta, and gelato galore! However, Italian cuisine is diverse and full of surprises. As you travel from region to region, the local cuisine changes significantly. Seafood dominates in the south. Calabrian cuisine is spicier than expected. Don't miss 'nduja, a spreadable salami-style sausage that pairs perfectly with toast or pasta.

You'll also find the world's best tomatoes near Naples, grown on the volcanic soil of Mt. Vesuvius, which are used to make authentic Neapolitan wood fired pizza, with buffalo mozzarella and basil. Enjoy your yacht holidays in Italy by sailing through different beaches and coves and indulging in the country's delicious cuisine.

How is the weather in Italy?

Due to the size of the Italian peninsula, the climate varies depending on the region. The majority of the country experiences a temperate climate. However, the northern areas experience a glacial climate typical of the Alpine regions. The south has a sub-tropical climate, similar to North African countries. The Mediterranean climate changes depending on the sea area.

The Tyrrhenian Sea is mostly hot in summer and mild in winter, with rainfall concentrated in winter towards the south. The Adriatic Sea is hot and dry in summer, making it perfect for those who love sailing. Sicily and Sardinia have long, hot, and dry summers, which make them the perfect summer destinations for those who love sailing.

Summer temperatures reach around 26º/28ºC from Tuscany and Lazio until Campania. Temperatures reach over 30ºC in Calabria and surrounding islands. The weather in this area is perfect for those who want an Italy yacht charter to have a summer sailing holiday.

Sunny days are prevalent in an Italian summer. This weather is perfect for renting a motorboat or RIB and enjoying the best of the Italian coastline. Although Italy does experience some rainy days, there are usually only about 60 days of rain per year on the coast from Liguria to Salento, through Lazio and the islands. The coast from Veneto and Emilia Romagna receives slightly more rainfall, about 80 days per year.

Which are the most popular ports in Italy?

With so many ports to choose from, it can be overwhelming to decide where to dock your vessel. Here are some of the most popular ports in Italy and the amenities and berths they offer:

Porto Turistico Le Grazie (Liguria)

This port is located in the province of La Spezia, in the region of Liguria. It offers 750 berths for boats up to 70 metres long, making it one of the largest ports in the area. The port has all the amenities you would expect from a modern marina, including showers, toilets, laundry facilities, a restaurant, and a bar. There is also a fuel station, a supermarket, and a shipyard for any necessary repairs.

Porto di Sorrento (Campania)

This port is located in the town of Sorrento, in the region of Campania. It offers 300 berths for boats up to 30 metres long. The port has all the necessary facilities, including showers, toilets, and a bar. There is also a fuel station and a shipyard nearby.

Marina di Portorosa (Sicily)

This port is located in the town of Furnari, in the region of Sicily. It offers 680 berths for boats up to 30 metres long. The port has all the amenities you would expect from a modern marina, including showers, toilets, laundry facilities, a restaurant, and a bar. There is also a fuel station and a shipyard for any necessary repairs.

Marina di Arbatax (Sardinia)

This port is located in the town of Arbatax, in the region of Sardinia. It offers 400 berths for boats up to 40 metres long. The port has all the necessary facilities, including showers, toilets, and a bar. There is also a fuel station and a shipyard nearby.

Milazzo Marina del Nettuno (Sicily)

This port is located in the town of Milazzo, in the region of Sicily. It offers 150 berths for boats up to 25 metres long. The port has all the amenities you would expect from a modern marina, including showers, toilets, laundry facilities, a restaurant, and a bar. There is also a fuel station and a shipyard for any necessary repairs.

Each of these ports offers a unique experience and the opportunity to explore some of Italy's most beautiful destinations. With their range of berths, facilities, and amenities, you're sure to find the perfect port to dock your yacht charter in Italy.

How to get to Italy?

Italy is a highly sought-after destination for those who are interested in a private yacht charter. Fortunately, it is well-connected and easily accessible from all over Europe. There are several main airports located in the central and northern regions of Italy, which are the most frequently travelled to. These include Roma-Fiumicino, Milan's three airports (Linate, Malpensa, and Orio), Venezia-Tesséra, and Bologna-Borgo Panigale.

The southern region is also well-connected through its main airports, including Napoli-Capodichino and Bari-Palese. In terms of the islands, there are several airports that provide easy access, such as Cagliari-Elmas or Olbia-Costa Smeralda in Sardinia, and Catania-Fontanarossa and Palermo-Punta Raisi in Sicily.

In addition to air travel, visitors can also reach Italy by train. The Italian railways offer quick connections to all the main Italian cities through their Frecce service, which includes fast trains such as Frecciabianca, Frecciargento, and Frecciarossa. No matter which mode of transportation you choose, you can easily reach your destination and enjoy your Italian vacation onboard a boat.

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A Capri yacht charter encompasses an intoxicating blend of cultural riches and Hollywood allure.  Sitting just off the coast of Italy in the Bay of Naples, this iconic  Mediterranean island is encirled by the Tyrrhenian sea, and makes the perfect addition to an Amafli Coast yacht charter vacation. After exploring the towns of Ravello, Positano and Sorrento, your charter yacht can then head to the island of Capri to explore a wealth of secluded anchorages and remote spots only accessible to those who have rented a boat. 

Planning a luxury yacht charter in Capri

Located off the Sorrentine Peninsula in the Campania region of Italy, this area is characterised by craggy rocks and dramatic coastlines; but Capri itself has become something of a celebrity hotspot, and attracts plenty of celebrities and superyachts. There are two main towns; Capri and Anacapri, and both have their own unique charm. Capri is more cosmpolitan, and is home to nightclubs, shopping opportunities and upmarket hotels. On the other hand, Anacapri promises a peaceful alternative and a slice of rural Italian life.  

There are numerous types of private yacht charters available in Capri.  For charter guests looking to relax, there are plenty of bijou beaches, quiet coves and sites of natural beauty to be explored. For a little activity, the main town of Capri is awash with designer fashion emporiums and upscale restaurants where it's not unsual to spot famous faces. Most charter guests will enjoying a superyacht vacation which combines these two elements, and the flexibility of a crewed luxury yacht charter will make this particularly easy and straightforward. Cruising around Capri on a yacht, guests can spend anywhere between a few days to a week; the whole island is 10 square kilometres in total. The best time to visit is in the summer months, between June and August when the weather is warm and the seas are full of life.

Private yacht charter in Capri

Capri's beautiful Tyrrhenian coastline are strewn with hidden gems which are perfect for exploring by superyacht. One of the best known beaches is Fontelina, which is renowned for its relaxed vibes and world-class eatery on the rocks opposite Capri's famous Faraglioni Rock Formation. Afterwards, be sure to cruise to the nothern part of the island, to check out the magic of the Blue Grotto; a wondrous underwater cave which is naturally illuminated by bright blue water. 

While on vacation in Capri, you can also expect to sample mouthwatering Italian fare, drink in breathtaking views from the peak of Mount Solaro and admire ancient art at Villa San Michelle in the hills on the northern side of Anacapri.  Motor yachts are the most typical type of yacht available to charter in Capri, but you may also find sailing vessels and smaller pleasure cruisers, if you want to hire something different. 

Capri luxury yacht charter itineraries

Capri is usually visited as part of an Amalfi Coast yacht charter vacation, making it the ideal place to finish after visiting this enticing stretch of West Italy. The nearest airport is Naples , however Capri has its own private Heliport for those looking to arrive in style. The island's cruising grounds are always busy during the summer months, but the west side is typically quiter, with more rustic coastlines and authentic Italian culture. Marina Grande, on the north side of the island, is usually considered the best place to begin a Capri private yacht charter.

Renting a private yacht in Capri

For more information about renting a private luxury charter yacht in Capri, feel free to contact your preferred yacht charter broker who can help you plan your perfect itinerary, book your yacht and tailor your party's needs and desires to create a private yacht charter vacation of a lifetime.

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95m   Lurssen

from $1,297,000 p/week ♦︎

Carinthia VII

122m Lurssen

122m   2024

from $3,000,000 p/w eek

115m Lurssen

115m   2021

from $2,809,000 p/w eek ♦︎

108m Benetti

108m   2019

from $1,945,000 p/w eek ♦︎

107m Olympic Yacht Services

107m   1997/2022

from $2,161,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Black Pearl 14

105m Oceanco

105m   2018

Christina O 34

99m Canadian Vickers

99m   1943/2020

from $760,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Carinthia VII 12

97m Lurssen

97m   2002/2023

from $1,513,000 p/w eek ♦︎

97m Feadship

97m   2017/2022

from $1,729,000 p/w eek ♦︎

95m Golden Yachts

from $1,189,000 p/w eek ♦︎

95m Lurssen

from $1,297,000 p/w eek ♦︎

93m Feadship

from $1,520,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Aquarius 12

92m Feadship

from $1,500,000 p/w eek

Moonlight II 36

91m Neorion

91m   2005/2020

from $697,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Tranquility 22

92m Oceanco

92m   2014/2023

from $1,100,000 p/w eek

90m Corsair Yachts

90m   2007/2021

from $497,000 p/w eek

Phoenix 2 12

90m Lurssen

90m   2010/2024

from $1,000,000 p/w eek

90m Oceanco

90m   2018/2024

from $1,303,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Lauren L 36

90m Cassens-Werft

90m   2002/2008

from $751,000 p/w eek ♦︎ *

89m Oceanco

Maltese Falcon 12

88m Perini Navi

88m   2006/2023

from $490,000 p/w eek

Project X 12

88m Golden Yachts

from $1,194,000 p/w eek ♦︎

86m Scheepswerf Gebr. van der Werf

86m   1998/2024

from $535,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Man of Steel 12

86m Oceanco

86m   2010/2023

86m Derecktor Shipyards

86m   2010/2021

from $945,000 p/w eek

86m Abeking & Rasmussen

86m   2008/2022

from $918,000 p/w eek ♦︎

86m   2010/2018

from $1,243,000 p/w eek ♦︎

85m SilverYachts

from $945,000 p/w eek ♦︎

O'Ptasia 12

85m Golden Yachts

85m   2018/2022

from $977,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Solandge 12

85m Lurssen

85m   2013/2022

from $1,081,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Victorious 12

85m Ak Yachts

from $864,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Savannah 12

84m Feadship

84m   2015/2020

83m Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

83m   2004/2022

from $810,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Alfa Nero 12

81m Oceanco

81m   2007/2021

from $728,000 p/w eek *

81m Feadship

81m   2011/2017

from $1,000,000 p/w eek ♦︎

80m Oceanco

80m   2007/2019

80m Columbus Yachts

Elements 12

80m Yachtley

from $869,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Excellence 12

80m Abeking & Rasmussen

from $1,150,000 p/w eek

80m Bilgin Yachts

from $837,000 p/w eek ♦︎

78m Golden Yachts

78m   2023/2024

77m IHC Verschure

77m   1974/2019

from $643,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Boadicea 12

77m   1999/2022

from $645,000 p/w eek

76m Oceanco

76m   2008/2019

from $854,000 p/w eek ♦︎

75m Admiral Yachts

from $972,000 p/w eek ♦︎

75m Feadship

from $900,000 p/w eek *

75m Abeking & Rasmussen

from $880,000 p/w eek

from $983,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Cocoa Bean 12

74m Trinity Yachts

74m   2014/2020

from $594,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Lady Vera 12

74m Nobiskrug

74m   2011/2023

from $756,000 p/w eek ♦︎

74m Freire Shipyard

74m   2011/2014

from $595,000 p/w eek

74m   2008/2013

from $562,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Coral Ocean 13

73m Lurssen

73m   1994/2022

from $702,000 p/w eek ♦︎

73m Delta Marine

73m   2006/2015

from $525,000 p/w eek

Planet Nine 12

73m Admiral Yachts

from $650,000 p/w eek

73m   2006/2020

from $615,000 p/w eek

Quantum of Solace 12

73m Turquoise Yachts

73m   2012/2022

from $574,000 p/w eek

Bleu De Nimes 28

72m Clelands Shipbuilding Co

72m   2020/2020

from $532,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Game Changer 17

72m Damen Yachting

72m   2017/2020

from $450,000 p/w eek

Stella Maris 12

72m Viareggio SuperYachts

72m   2015/2018

72m   2010/2023

from $600,000 p/w eek

72m Dunya Yachts

72m   2013/2020

from $660,000 p/w eek

Serenity 28

72m   2004/2017

Force Blue 12

71m Royal Denship

71m   2002/2022

from $391,000 p/w eek ♦︎

70m Benetti

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The thrill of exploring the Mediterranean on board a spectacular yacht

The social scene on the island of Capri is centered around the Piazzetta on land—but at sea, the VIPs gather beneath the Faraglioni on board their luxury yachts and superyachts moored just off Marina Piccola . Each summer, the most spectacular leisure crafts in the world head to Italy's dazzling Mediterranean island to relax and soak in the "la dolce vita" atmosphere in style. You can cruise to Capri on your own yacht or book a luxury yacht charter on Capri or the Amalfi Coast for a private boat tour or day trip along the spectacular coastlines of the island or mainland.

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Can i moor anywhere off capri.

Yes, as long as you respect Italy's nautical laws. There are no stretches of coastline on the island where it's illegal to moor. Most luxury yachts drop anchor beneath the Faraglioni and in Marina Grande. Capri also has a fully serviced marina .

Can I book a motor boat rental or yacht rental for one day?

Yes, there are a number of charter and rental companies that offer daily charters and related concierge services , as well as private events, transfers, and assistance for booking restaurants, day trips, and minicruise itineraries along the Amalfi Coast, Gulf of Naples, coastline of Campania, and Tyrrhenian Sea. The most common motor yachts you'll find available for day cruises include Italian and international names like Itama, Pershing, and Aprea Mare gozzo boats.

How many crew members are included in a yacht charter?

Most Capri yacht charters are crewed with at least two experienced personnel: a captain or skipper and an assistant. This depends upon the size of the yacht and your needs; you can request additional crew members for your charter at an extra charge.

How much does a Capri luxury yacht charter cost?

Charter boat prices begin at about EUR 700/day. Fuel is generally not included. For multi-day charters, request an estimate.

What can I visit by private yacht near Capri?

Yachting itineraries generally include a cruise around Capri with stops to swim and snorkel in the coves along the coastline and, if requested, time on land to explore the towns of Capri and Anacapri. Capri boat charters can also include a sail to Positano and the rest of the Amalfi Coast from Salerno to Sorrento. Other boating options include the nearby islands of Ischia and Procida .

Which agencies are available in Capri for renting a luxury yacht?

There are companies in Capri that .companies in Capri that charter a wide variety of boats and yachts, such as Capri Luxury Boats . They will assist you with the rental as well as with any concierge services you may need, such as onboard massages, chefs, and more.

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