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Begin your adventure with Lanzarote Yacht Charter

Lanzarote Yacht Charter  Lanzarote Yacht Charter has its base in Lanzarote, the island is the northernmost and eastern of the Canary Islands. Even though this island does not exceed 800 square km, it is remarkable for its diverse landscapes. Eruptions from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries have given it a look of singular form and beauty, with unusual places formed by volcanic lava caves and lakes which lie golden beaches and clear waters.

You’ll find spacious and magnificent beaches, small coves, wonderful places to enjoy boating with family or friends. Lanzarote has some of the most famous beaches in Europe. The island was declared a Biosphere  Reserve by UNESCO in 1993.

In Lanzarote Yacht Charter, we have dedicated ten years to quality yacht charters, based in  Marina Rubicón . A place integrated in a natural setting of unique beauty in the world, and a climate that allows you to enjoy boating all year round. Its hotel and service offering, and the location on the south coast, near the beaches of Papagayo , offer you the quality and comfort, in a place which is at the same time protected and wild. Visit our rental fleet of sailboats, catamaran rental, rent motor boats and yacht charter .

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• Fountaine Pajot
• Dehler 4 1′
• Sun Odyssey 45
• Bavaria 42 Cruiser
• Hatteras 45
• RIB’s Lanzarote
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Yacht Charter Lanzarote

Often called the " Island of Eternal Spring ", offering pleasant yacht charter possibilities, Lanzarote is a Spanish island located about 140 kilometres west of the Moroccan coast and the most north-eastern island of all Canary Islands . A part of the island was covered in lava in the 18th century and is now home to completely reshaped geography. Today, this part of the island is protected as Timanfaya National Park and only guided tours are allowed. One of the coolest things you can do here, and probably in only a few other locations in the world, is throw a bunch of branches into the steaming pit and watch them burn instantly when in contact with heat from the magma. In 1993, UNESCO declared the entire island a biosphere reserve .

Find Your Ideal Yacht in Lanzarote Sailing Region

Why is Lanzarote Popular Among Sailors?

One of the most significant factors for choosing Lanzarote as your yacht charter destination is the climate, as the island enjoys almost perfect weather : night temperature doesn’t usually get lower than 14°C throughout the whole winter, while daytime temperature rarely goes over 30°C in the middle of the summer. The sea temperature is also stable, normally around 22°C. Wind conditions are also one of the main reasons to charter a yacht in Lanzarote . Trade winds dominate the weather system most of the year. 

In the trade wind belt, the prevailing wind direction is NE all year round, reaching its peak in power in July and August . Bigger waves and stronger winds make it a perfect spot for experienced sailors. 

On top of excellent sailing conditions, Lanzarote has a lot to offer in terms of landscapes and cities to visit. Lanzarote has 213 km of coastline , 16.5 km of which are sandy beaches, and the remainder is rocky. The stunning beaches will leave you breathless and the friendly locals will leave an unforgettable impression.

Yacht Charter in Lanzarote Sailing Region

Charter a yacht in Lanzarote and feel like you are on the Moon thanks to the lunar landscape and lava tubes . Choose between skippered or bareboat yacht charter in Lanzarote and enjoy sipping fine wines in trendy lounge bars. Eat in gourmet restaurants and treat yourself to some local handcrafted traditional goods.  

Yacht charter in Lanzarote is the perfect choice for sailing throughout the whole year due to its northeast trade winds. The strongest winds blow in July and August, and the lightest winds in October and November.  

It is common for sailors to sail to the nearby island of La Graciosa and then continue south to Playa Francesa and all the way to Isla de Lobo , an island very close to Fuerteventura Island. Guest berths in the harbour of Caleta de Sebo just as the permission to anchor in Playa de Francesa need to be requested several weeks before arrival. More experienced sailors often make their sailing route to Marina del Sur , Tenerife. 

Best Places to Visit in Lanzarote Region

Lanzarote, even though it is among the smallest islands in the Canary Islands, has many great locations that are worth visiting by a boat. Beside visiting the Timanfaya National Park , one of the most visited and stunning areas on the island be sure to visit some of the following areas as well: Lanzarote’s vibrant capital, Arrecife , offers plenty of sightseeing; Castillo San Gabriel is a castle museum from the 15th century and Castillo San José is a fortress that served to push away pirates, while nowadays houses the Museum of International Contemporary Art.

In case you are looking for great beaches, head down to Playa del Reducto and Playa del Cable with golden sand and calm waters. 

Puerto del Carmen  is the most popular tourist resort on the island. It boasts plenty of sandy beaches, like Playa Grande, Playa Pocillos and Playa Chica , lots of restaurants and bars with great nightlife and good starting points for visiting Timanfaya National Park. You can moor your rental yacht in a brand-new marina at Puerto del Rosario and explore this vivid part of the island at any time of the day.  

A small island near the coast of Lanzarote, La Graciosa , is often considered an eighth Canary Island and is a sailor’s paradise. With no paved roads, you can enjoy a peaceful atmosphere or go trekking, biking, or hiking across the island. If you want to relax, the whole island is surrounded by beaches , and you will easily find one beach that is completely empty and waiting just for you. If you are hungry, try parrotfish, a local speciality.  

The Lago Verde (Charco de los Clicos) is a stunning sight to behold, with its green coloured lagoon - a result of phytoplankton, sulphurs, minerals, and abundant microorganisms - and its black sand beach, offering a panorama of breath-taking contrasts. Exploring this area by boat is a must for anyone looking for an unforgettable experience. 

Important Info for Sailing in Lanzarote Region

Best time to sail.

November – April

Most popular marinas

Marina Lanzarote-Arrecife, Marina Rubicon, Puerto Calero; Playa Blanca, Caleta del Sebo (La Graciosa), Puerto del Carmen

Nearest airports

Lanzarote (ACE)

Number of charter yachts

Popular regattas.

Lanzarote International Regatta

Top attractions

Timanfaya National Park, Cueva de los Verdes, Rancho Texas Lanzarote Park, Puerto del Carmen

Gastronomy Highlights of Lanzarote Sailing Region

Canary Islands offer a wonderful mix of Spanish, Latin American and African food. Canarian cuisine should not be taken for granted considering the abundance of regional specialities available, so be sure to try them on your yacht charter vacation in Lanzarote sailing region.  

Papas arrugadas , literally, “wrinkled potatoes”, are unskinned potatoes boiled with plenty of salt. The essential condiment for potatoes and many other island dishes are mojos and traditional sauces among which mojo rojo, mojo verde and picón mojo stand out.  Gofio is a special type of flour made from roasted sweet corn. It can be kneaded into a dough-like meal called pella or mixed with some type of broth creating a dish called gofio escaldado.   Sancocho canario is boiled fish with potatoes, sweet potatoes, gofio, and mojo.  Puchero canario is a meat-rich soup which is the Canarian equivalent of Spanish cocidos. Chicken, beef, and pork meat are combined with chickpeas, corn cobs, sweet potatoes, potatoes and other vegetables (such as carrots and cabbage). 

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Yacht & Catamaran Charter in Arrecife, Lanzarote

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Sailing from Lanzarote

Lanzarote has it all: great beaches, lots of cute villages to sail to and explore, good marina facilities, plenty of wildlife, and, of course, good sailing weather all year round – the sailing literally never stops here. Throw in some sunshine, fantastic Spanish cuisine, and regular flights to mainland Europe and you have an outstanding place to sail.

From our base in Arrecife, near to the airport, you can hop south to the neighbouring party-island of Fuerteventura, north to find dolphins and seals and other wildlife in the remote Chinijo islands, or even do a full three-sixty of the island. They call the weather here ‘the eternal spring’ and the season runs from January to December, with the peak being in the summer months. We can help you find and book your ideal yacht or catamaran, with one of our trusted Charter Partners - just get in touch or search in the pink box with live prices and availability !  

 SAILING RATING:  Intermediate / Advanced - unlike the Mediterranean, the Canary Islands have tidal water, so you’ll need to be comfortable with tides to sail here. It’s also less sheltered than the Med, so winds can be a little strong - we’d recommend Lanzarote for sailors with some experience.

 MUST-SEE:  Check out our full suggested itinerary below. We'd highly recommend taking in the remote tranquillity of La Graciosa , the beaches of Playa Blanca , and the lively nightlife of Puerto del Carmen .

 WHAT WE CAN OFFER:  We have a great range of yachts and catamarans available for charter from our trusted Charter Partners, all available bareboat or Skippered. We can also arrange a Hostess, Personal Chef and other crew.

 GETTING THERE:  From Lanzarote airport to our base in Arrecife it’s just a 15 minute drive. We can help arrange private transfers.

 WHY BOOK WITH US?  We only work with the very best professional charter operators , who we have met, know, and trust to give you the same outstanding customer service as you'll get from PlainSailing.com.  

 WHAT NEXT?  Use the pink box to search for yachts or catamarans with LIVE pricing & availability - if you have any other questions or requests, get in touch via Live Chat, the Contact Form , or by phone.  

Lanzarote has it all: great beaches, lots of cute villages to sail to and explore, good marina facilities, plenty of wildlife, and, of course, good sailing weather all year round – the sailing literally never stops here. Throw in some sunshine, fantastic Spanish cuisine, and regular flights to mainland Europe and you have an outstanding place to sail.

From our base in Arrecife, near to the airport, you can hop south to the neighbouring party-island of Fuerteventura, north to find dolphins and seals and other wildlife in the remote Chinijo islands, or even do a full three-sixty of the island. They call the weather here ‘the eternal spring’ and the season runs from January to December, with the peak being in the summer months. We can help you find and book your ideal yacht or catamaran, with one of our trusted Charter Partners - just get in touch or search in the pink box with live prices and availability !  

 SAILING RATING:  Intermediate / Advanced - unlike the Mediterranean, the Canary Islands have tidal water, so you’ll need to be comfortable with tides to sail here. It’s also less sheltered than the Med, so winds can be a little strong - we’d recommend Lanzarote for sailors with some experience.

 MUST-SEE:  Check out our full suggested itinerary below. We'd highly recommend taking in the remote tranquillity of La Graciosa , the beaches of Playa Blanca , and the lively nightlife of Puerto del Carmen .

 WHAT WE CAN OFFER:  We have a great range of yachts and catamarans available for charter from our trusted Charter Partners, all available bareboat or Skippered. We can also arrange a Hostess, Personal Chef and other crew.

 GETTING THERE:  From Lanzarote airport to our base in Arrecife it’s just a 15 minute drive. We can help arrange private transfers.

 WHY BOOK WITH US?  We only work with the very best professional charter operators , who we have met, know, and trust to give you the same outstanding customer service as you'll get from PlainSailing.com.  

 WHAT NEXT?  Use the pink box to search for yachts or catamarans with LIVE pricing & availability - if you have any other questions or requests, get in touch via Live Chat, the Contact Form , or by phone.  

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6-day Sailing Itinerary from Lanzarote

From Arrecife you’re well positioned to head north to the remote wilderness of the Chinijo islands in search of dolphins and other wildlife, head south to neighbouring Fuertaventura, or just bimble up and down the better (East) coast of Lanzarote, enjoying the beaches and marvelling at the volcanic landscape.

The itinerary is only a six-day itinerary because you likely won’t get on the boat until late on Saturday afternoon, so it makes sense to get provisions in and to be familiar with the boat (and to see a little of Arrecife before setting sail on Sunday morning. At the other end of the week, you’ll need to return the boat to Arrecife on the Friday night, before overnighting in Arrecife and disembarking on Saturday morning - which gives you six days of fantastic sailing.  

We could talk about continents and self-autonomy all day, but we’ve got some sailing to do, so let’s get the crew and the provisions on board, drop the lines, and let’s get out there! Today we’re sailing north, likely close-hauled against the prevailing northeasterly winds.

Today we’re off to Caleta del Sebo, the capital of La Graciosa island, and the Chinijo islands as a whole. We’re some way off the beaten track - the island has a population of 700, and the village is very basic (but has a few shops and a restaurant) so you’ll feel a bit like Robinson Crusoe when you arrive here.

Without human interference, the island is thriving with wildlife - including dolphins and seals, all sorts of aquatic life, and many birds, including flamingos and, as you might expect, canaries (but beware, the Canary islands names was derived from Latin ‘Canaria’ - meaning dog). Life moves at a slower pace around here, so it’s the ultimate place to stop at on the first day of the holiday.  

You’ll start to appreciate the vast barren and volcanic terrain of Lanzarote as we sail along it, with craggy cliffs along much of the coastline. This is the side of the island which faces the Atlantic, so waves come literally thousands of miles to crash against these cliffs. The highest point on the island (which is before Caleta da Famara) is Peñas del Chache, is 671m above sea level and is one of the best places in the world for stargazing.

Keep following the coast down and around to reach Papagayo bay on the south coast, which is a sprawling beach and (quiet) tourist resort area, and a return to civilisation. There’s a choice of marinas here, and whilst the Rubicon marina offers a more comfortable place to stay, Playa Blanca is closer to the old town and feels a bit more authentic. There’s plenty of choice of places to eat and drink here, some with stunning views.  

Assuming you have time, sail over and round the Isla de Lobos on the way to Corralejo. It’s now a nature reserve to protect the species that live here – people can visit during the day, but there’s no accommodation on the island. You can walk up to the crater on the island if you fancy a hike.

Isla de Lobos means ‘Isle of Seals’ and it was named when explorers first arrived at the island in the fifteenth century. Sadly, there isn’t a single seal left here, after they were all killed for their meat, blubber and skin. And then on to Corralejo. In the 1960’s it was just a handful of fishermans houses, but it has grown massively into a mecca for land-lubbing tourists. It’s the second largest town on the island of Fuerteventura and has a lively nightlife, fine beaches, and even a water-park.  

In contrast to the rest of the island, Puerto del Rosario is still an authentic working town, and the main harbour of the island – it’s been used for centuries as a stopping point for ships traveling across the Atlantic, including those shipping sugar cane, bananas, cotton and, gruesomely, was involved in the very first Spanish shipments of slaves from Africa to the Americas.

Nowadays, there is also some tourism trade, including a few beaches and pleasant places to stroll along the waterfront. There’s also a good range of tapas joints and places to eat – if you want to eat like a proper local, then you need to try the local speciality: goat stew.  

To get there, we’re sailing northwards – in the prevailing wind conditions, it should just about be possible to make it on a single tack, close-hauled all the way – but it’s more fun to keep the crew active anyway. If you’re making good time, you can hit the beach at Playa Quemada, but it’s almost not worth heading into the coast for.

The main road or strip of Puerto del Carmen is 7km long and has something for everyone – from beaches to sunbathe on or architecture to marvel at, from fine dining to McDonalds, from quiet tavernas to pulsating dance clubs, and pretty much everything in-between. There’s a real holiday atmosphere in the air, and it’s a nice place to sit and watch how other people choose to enjoy themselves. Particularly if you’re sat in the sunshine with a nice cool drink. Bliss!  

It’s only a short sail around the coast to Arrecife, so you can take your time to explore more of Puerto del Carmen to see what your land-lubbing friends were raving about, particularly if the longer leg of sailing yesterday meant you didn’t get to see much of it. If you want to look super-slick, you can sail the yacht around the corner and throw the anchor down on Playa Grande, which is THE main beach on Lanzarote (and the one you will see on the front of all the brochures).

Once you get sailing, then you could also consider stopping at Playa Honda, where you can watch the aeroplanes landing nearby whilst you enjoy the beach, or head to Castillo de San Gabriel, which used to be the main castle protecting Arrecife from pirates. There’s a walkway back from the castle to the island, and it certainly looks impressive (the other castle to protect Arrecife from pirates was built of wood in 1573, but was burnt down a few years later, by pirates…).

And then it’s time to refuel and to moor up the boat one last time. Hopefully you’ve had a wonderful time in the sunshine, both on-board and exploring the islands, and you’re returning home with better friends than you arrived with. Enjoy one more night in Arrecife, and have a safe flight home. Come to PlainSailing.com when you’re ready to start planning your next adventure. See you online soon :)  

Sailing Conditions

The winds are reliable pretty much all year long, which make getting around by boat quite quick and easy. Be aware that there are spells when they will be quite strong – which, coupled with the boisterousness of the Atlantic seas and the tidal waters means that this is a challenging (and exciting) sailing area that we’d recommend for intermediate sailors and above.

Marina Details - Marina Lanzarote

Marina Lanzarote is a brand new purpose-built marina built within walking distance of Arrecife, the capital of Lanzarote island. It has all the mod cons, including an array of fancy boutique shops and multiple bars and restaurants (including a Burger King!). Everything is new and shiny.

If you're looking for somewhere to spend the night near-ish to the marina, then we recommend the El Charco Aparthotel hotel.

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Yacht Charter & Boat Rental in Lanzarote, Canary Islands

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Renting a boat in Lanzarote is a unique experience, providing the opportunity to explore the island from an entirely different perspective. While there are numerous guided excursions in Lanzarote , having your own boat grants you the freedom to explore the entire coast or even venture to other Canary Islands .

If you’re unfamiliar with how boat hires in Lanzarote work , this guide will provide all the information you need.

A few years back, we decided to rent a boat in Tenerife with a group of friends, making the most of the fact that one of our friends had the PER license, and we had a great time exploring the island’s coastline. If you’re considering a similar experience, take note of how boat rentals in Lanzarote work and begin preparing for your upcoming vacation now.

Why hire a boat in Lanzarote?

A private boat hire in Lanzarote offers a unique way to explore the island, and the best part is the variety of boat options available. Depending on your budget or preferences, you can choose from various types of rental boats in Lanzarote . Keep in mind that while some boats don’t require any permits, larger or more powerful ones may require the operator to have the appropriate license.

With rental boats in Lanzarote , you can enjoy water sports like diving or snorkeling, access any beach on the island, or simply bask in the sun and tranquility that comes with sailing.

Another compelling reason to rent a boat in Lanzarote is to celebrate special occasions such as birthdays, bachelor or bachelorette parties, or weddings. Undoubtedly, it’s one of the most unique ways to celebrate with friends and family. However, if the person operating the boat plans to consume alcohol, it’s crucial to consider renting a boat in Lanzarote with a skipper . Additionally, you must make sure that the boat’s owner permits parties, as some may have restrictions.

In short, renting a boat in Lanzarote is a distinct and enjoyable way to experience all the best things to do in Lanzarote , ensuring an unforgettable adventure with friends and family.

Where to rent a boat in Lanzarote?

Renting a boat in Lanzarote , or anywhere else, is very similar to renting a car or any other vehicle. So, it’s crucial to always do so through a reputable and legal company or platform. Avoid renting a boat from an individual without a contract, insurance, or any proper documentation, as this is both dangerous and illegal, potentially resulting in significant fines.

One of the top platforms you can use to rent a boat in Lanzarote is SamBoat . This platform connects boat owners with renters, ensuring that all available boats meet specific requirements, are safe, and adhere to environmental standards. Moreover, the rental process is entirely legal, so you have nothing to worry about.

SamBoat , the best boat rental company in Lanzarote

SamBoat is a specialized web platform for boat rentals that has been active for 10 years. Its operation is very straightforward—it connects boat owners with renters, allowing you to explore numerous options. To find the perfect rental boat in Lanzarote , you only need to enter the location, dates, and the number of passengers, and all the available options will appear.

One of the main advantages of renting a boat in Lanzarote through SamBoat is the assurance that the boat will be in good condition, meet all minimum safety requirements, and be environmentally friendly.

Another benefit is the variety of boats on the platform, ranging from smaller vessels like motorboats to larger options such as sailboats and catamarans. You’ll also find different rental arrangements, including options to rent a boat alone, with a skipper, or with a guide. The platform offers filters to streamline your search, making it quick and easy to find the ideal rental boat in Lanzarote that suits your preferences.

Once you’ve found a rental boat, simply request the booking through the platform.

How to hire a boat in Lanzarote

Renting a boat in Lanzarote through SamBoat is a straightforward process, thanks to its user-friendly platform, which is equipped with various filters. These filters help you find the perfect option based on your preferred activities and the number of passengers.

To rent a boat in Lanzarote , input “Lanzarote” as the rental location and specify the exact dates. Use the filters to narrow down your search based on price ranges, boat type, rental type (e.g., boat alone, with a skipper, or with a guide), and the number of passengers. You can also use additional filters, such as boat size, engine power, and equipment, to further refine your search.

Once you’ve entered all the necessary information, a list of available boats matching your criteria will appear. The next step is to choose the one that best suits your preferences or appeals to you the most. Photos, descriptions, and information about the boat’s condition can be valuable in making your decision. Simply click on “Contact” to get in touch with the owner and finalize the booking.

Make sure to conduct all procedures through SamBoat, as the platform is not responsible for transactions done outside of it. By using SamBoat for the entire process, including communication and payment, you ensure that the platform can assist you if there are issues, such as damages at the time of delivery or problems with the owner.

What do you need to rent a boat in Lanzarote?

To hire a boat in Lanzarote , you may need a permit or license, depending on the size and power of the boat. If you don’t possess a license, alternatives include renting a smaller and less powerful boat or opting for a rental with a skipper.

Rent a boat in Lanzarote without a license

You can operate a rental boat in Lanzarote without a license if the boat is less than 20 feet in length and has a maximum power of 15 HP, which typically applies to smaller boats.

If you want a larger boat with more power and you lack a license, you have the option to hire a boat in Lanzarote with a skipper . In this case, you won’t face any limitations as the skipper will be responsible for managing the boat at all times.

Rent a boat in Lanzarote with a license

If you have a license, you have the option to rent a boat in Lanzarote without a skipper. It’s essential to note that there are different types of licenses, each authorizing you to operate boats with specific characteristics. Here’s a breakdown of the boating license categories and what they allow you to do:

• Navigation License : This is the most basic license, allowing you to handle boats up to 20 feet in length with no power limit. However, navigation is restricted to daylight hours and a maximum distance of 2 miles from the coast.
• Basic Navigation Pattern : With this license, you can operate boats up to 26 feet in length with no power limit. Navigation is permitted both day and night but within a maximum distance of 5 miles from the coast.
• Recreational Boat Pattern (PER) : This license enables you to handle boats up to 50 feet in length with no power limit. Day and night navigation is allowed, with a maximum distance of 12 miles from the coast.

• Yacht Skipper License : This license allows you to manage boats up to 78 feet in length without a power limit. Both day and night navigation are permitted, with a range of up to 150 miles from the coast.
• Yacht Captain License : This is the most comprehensive license, granting you the ability to operate any type of boat without length or power restrictions. Day and night navigation are allowed, and there is no limit on the distance from the coast.

Please take note that these are the boating licenses issued by Spain. If you’re from a different European country, you can probably apply for an International Certificate of Competence (ICC) to supplement your existing boating license. Similarly, for individuals from the United States, obtaining an International Sailing License and Credentials (SLC) certificate is an option.

If you hold any of these licenses, ensure that the rental boat in Lanzarote aligns with the limitations specified by your license.

Types of boat hire in Lanzarote

There are various types of rental boats in Lanzarote , each suitable for different activities and passenger capacities.

Keep in mind that if you plan to hire a boat in Lanzarote without a skipper, you must possess the appropriate license corresponding to the boat’s characteristics. Additionally, only the person holding the license is permitted to operate and pilot the boat.

Sailboat rentals in Lanzarote, the best option for a boat trip

Sailboats are the perfect choice for groups of 6 to 8 people, offering a serene sailing experience along the entire coast of Lanzarote. Whether you wish to watch whales and dolphins in Lanzarote , indulge in snorkeling or diving, or simply enjoy the sun and the tranquility of the ocean, a sailboat provides an ideal way to do so.

It’s important to note that while there are small sailboats that can be operated without a license, handling a sailboat is not a task to be taken lightly. If you plan to rent a sailboat in Lanzarote with the intention of being the skipper, it’s better to have experience with this type of boat and possess basic navigation knowledge. As a vessel powered by the force of the wind, navigating a sailboat can be challenging, even risky, for those without prior experience. Therefore, I recommend renting a sailboat with a skipper if you don’t feel fully prepared to handle it, whether you have a license or not.

Catamaran boat hire in Lanzarote, a fun option for groups and families

A private catamaran in Lanzarote is an ideal boat for families, offering a remarkably smooth and stable sailing experience. With some catamarans accommodating up to 12 people, it proves versatile for various group sizes.

This type of boat is perfect if your plan includes exploring the coast, making stops at scenic beaches in Lanzarote , and engaging in activities like diving or snorkeling. Just remember that the catamaran’s design allows for navigation in shallow water areas.

It’s important to note that when renting a catamaran in Lanzarote , having a skipper is mandatory. Given its unique characteristics as a sailing boat, handling a catamaran can be challenging, making the presence of an experienced skipper essential.

Motorboat rental in Lanzarote, a small and practical option

Opting for a motorboat can be an excellent choice, especially if you don’t have a license and want a compact vessel for exploring the coast freely and visiting some of the best beaches in Lanzarote . Motorboats are easy to handle, making them suitable even for those without experience or navigation knowledge.

You can easily find rental boats in Lanzarote that are less than 20 feet in length and have less than 15 HP. However, there are also larger and more powerful options, some even equipped with small cabins for overnight stays, which would require a license. Be extra careful when selecting a rental boat, and pay close attention to its specifications.

These boats are designed for easy maneuverability around the island, allowing you to disembark practically anywhere. While they offer opportunities for water sports and various activities, these boats may not be the best choice for whale or dolphin watching, as the noise generated by the engine can often disturb these marine species.

Other types of boat rentals in Lanzarote

Apart from choosing the type of boat, another crucial decision when renting a boat in Lanzarote is whether to opt for a skipper, go without one, or have a guide on board.

Hire a boat in Lanzarote without a skipper

Choosing to hire a boat in Lanzarote without a skipper means that either you or one of your companions will be responsible for managing the boat and deciding on the itinerary.

To rent a boat in Lanzarote without a skipper , you need to meet one of two requirements: either rent a boat less than 20 feet in length with a maximum power of 15 HP, for which no license is necessary, or possess the license corresponding to the type of boat rental. Additionally, if you are planning to rent a sailboat or catamaran, it’s advisable to have basic experience and knowledge in navigation due to the complexity of handling these vessels.

Hire a boat in Lanzarote with a skipper

Opting to hire a boat in Lanzarote with a skipper means you’ll have the expertise of a licensed sailing professional accompanying you. In this scenario, you can choose any type of boat without limitations, as the skipper will be solely responsible for navigation and the one handling the controls.

This option is undoubtedly one of the best if you lack a license or experience in navigation. It’s also one of the safest ways to sail, particularly on sailboats and catamarans, which can be more complex to handle. However, it’s worth noting that renting a boat in Lanzarote with a skipper tends to be more expensive than opting for a boat without a skipper.

Hire a boat in Lanzarote with a guide

Another option for renting a boat in Lanzarote is with a guide. This is the best choice if you have a license but lack navigation experience and want to be accompanied in case any issues arise during the trip.

In this case, either you or someone in your group will be responsible for the controls and navigation, with the guide present for support and assistance in case you need help or have any questions at any point in the journey.

Lanzarote boat rental prices

The cost of renting a boat in Lanzarote depends primarily on factors such as dates, the type of boat, its characteristics, the number of available boats, and whether or not a skipper is included. To give you a rough idea, I’ve simulated the daily prices of different boat hires in Lanzarote through SamBoat .

The prices in this chart represent the most economical options available through SamBoat . However, keep in mind that during the high season or for boats, sailboats, or catamarans with specific characteristics, prices may increase significantly.

Price for a motorboat rental in Lanzarote

Motorboats are among the most budget-friendly options for boat rentals in Lanzarote , although the price can vary based on size and power.

The smallest motorboats, with a length of less than 20 feet and 15 HP, can be rented starting from €160 per day. Operating this type of boat doesn’t require a license or skipper, providing you with the freedom to explore the coast of Lanzarote without any problems.

For more powerful motorboats, you typically need a Navigation License, and the price starts at €550 per day. There’s also an option to rent a motorboat in Lanzarote with a skipper, but this comes at a significantly higher price.

Price for sailboat rentals in Lanzarote

Sailboats are a popular choice in Lanzarote, offering a variety of rental options.

You can rent a sailboat in Lanzarote starting at €400 per day, or €500 if you opt for a skipper. Keep in mind that a minimum rental period of 7 days is usually required, so expect to pay at least €2,800. To rent this type of boat, a license, as well as experience and knowledge in navigation, are necessary. Alternatively, you can choose to rent it with a skipper.

Price for catamaran rentals in Lanzarote

Catamarans in Lanzarote are typically available for rent only with a skipper, given the fact that they are quite challenging to handle.

Catamaran rentals in Lanzarote start from €280 per day, including the skipper, with a minimum rental duration of 7 days. This brings the total weekly rental cost to €1,960. I highly recommend finalizing your booking in advance as the availability of catamarans may be limited compared to sailboats.

Hourly boat hires in Lanzarote

While sailboats and catamarans typically have a minimum rental period of 7 days, you have the option to rent a boat in Lanzarote by the hour, with a minimum duration of half a day.

The half-day option is ideal if you want to explore all the attractions in Lanzarote and dedicate a morning or afternoon to activities such as diving or snorkeling. Additionally, if you’re in a group, this option might be more cost-effective than some of the popular boat excursions in Lanzarote .

It’s important to note that not all boats offer half-day rentals, so make sure to check out the SamBoat website to find all the available options. For your reference, here’s a table showcasing three different hourly rental options.

Keep in mind that these prices are approximate and may vary based on boat specifications, rental company policies, and demand.

Important ports in Lanzarote with boat rentals

If you’re set on renting a boat in Lanzarote , you might be wondering where on the island this is possible. Below, I’ll share the ports that offer boat hires in Lanzarote :

Boat hire in Playa Blanca (Marina Rubicón)

The Marina Rubicón , located in Playa Blanca in the south of the island, is one of the most popular sites for renting a boat in Lanzarote . This location offers a variety of options and is surrounded by a beautiful environment, perfect for an enjoyable sailing experience.

From the port of Playa Blanca, you can easily access some of the most stunning beaches on the island, including the renowned Papagayo Beach , situated in the Los Ajaches Natural Monument. I also suggest sailing west from this port to explore Timanfaya National Park and continuing north to see the Chinijo Archipelago. Moreover, there’s a short distance of just over 0.60 nautical miles between the Risco de Famara in Lanzarote and Caleta de Sebo in La Graciosa. If you plan to have the boat for several days and wish to circumnavigate the entire coast, you can easily travel between these two islands.

Boat hires in Playa Blanca, Lanzarote , typically start at €420 per day. There is a wide availability of motorboats, sailboats, and catamarans throughout the year, ensuring you can find the vessel that best suits your preferences. However, if you are traveling during the high season, I recommend booking well in advance to secure your desired boat.

Boat rentals in Puerto Calero (Puerto Calero Marina)

The Puerto Calero Marina is another excellent option for renting a boat in Lanzarote . Just keep in mind that the selection of boats here may not be as extensive as in Playa Blanca, with sailboats being the primary choice available.

Sailboat rentals in Puerto Calero start at €400 per day, with a minimum rental period of 7 days, bringing the total minimum cost to €2,800. If you require a skipper, the rental price may increase. Given the required skill level to handle these types of boats, I strongly recommend against operating a sailboat without experience and knowledge in navigation.

Puerto Calero is an ideal location for boat rentals in Lanzarote if you plan to explore the east coast of the island. You can head south to navigate along the pristine beaches of the Los Ajaches Natural Monument until you reach Playa de Papagayo. Alternatively, you can travel north to visit Puerto del Carmen , Arrecife, and other points of interest. Moreover, the proximity to the north of the island enables easy access to La Graciosa, located just over 0.60 nautical miles away.

Boat rentals in Marina Lanzarote (Arrecife)

Another viable option for boat hires in Lanzarote is Marina Lanzarote , situated in Arrecife . While the selection here may not be as extensive as in Playa Blanca, you can still find both sailboats and catamarans.

Despite the limited availability, prices start at €280 per day, which adds up to €1,960 per week. Keep in mind that sailboats and catamarans typically require a minimum rental period of one week.

From Marina Lanzarote, you can explore various beaches and navigate along the entire east coast. I recommend venturing to the Costa Teguise area by heading north. If time permits, you could even reach the Risco de Famara and, from there, extend your journey to La Graciosa.

Places to sail with your Lanzarote boat rental

With a boat rental in Lanzarote , you have the opportunity to explore the entire coast freely and without constraints, limited only by the maximum distance allowed by your license or the skipper’s license.

This is an excellent chance to reach some of the best beaches in Lanzarote by sea, such as the stunning Papagayo Beach to the south, the virgin Caletón Blanco Beach to the north, or Famara Beach, surrounded by cliffs and renowned for its excellent surfing conditions. Hiring a boat in Lanzarote is particularly advantageous for accessing beaches from the sea, providing increased maneuverability compared to other modes of transportation.

Additionally, you can disembark in some of Lanzarote’s notable coastal towns, each offering unique attractions. Puerto del Carmen boasts a vibrant nightlife, Playa Blanca features beautiful beaches, Arrecife serves as the administrative and commercial center, and Costa Teguise offers a plethora of water activities. If you opt for a sailboat or catamaran rental, venture a bit further from the coast to search for cetaceans and enjoy watching dolphins and whales in Lanzarote all year round. Alternatively, you can rent a boat with a skipper for this excursion, as they are probably better familiar with the areas frequented by these marine animals.

If you border the coast of Lanzarote, I recommend heading to the western region to witness the entirety of Timanfaya National Park , home to some of the most famous volcanoes in Lanzarote .

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You can also consider a trip to La Graciosa since the northernmost point of Lanzarote, Risco de Famara, is just over 0.60 nautical miles from Caleta de Sebo in La Graciosa. This short distance allows you to reach the island with any boat and license and enjoy its paradisiacal beaches, abundant nature, and breathtaking landscapes.

Depending on your boat type and license, you might also venture to Fuerteventura , located 9 nautical miles away. A minimum requirement for this journey is the PER (Recreational Boat Pattern) license. This is a great plan, especially if you wish to visit Isla de Lobos , situated between Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, a short distance from the port of Corralejo .

For a clearer understanding of the geography and to help design your itinerary, make sure to check out our tourist maps of Lanzarote .

Things to do on a Lanzarote rental boat

If you’ve decided to hire a boat in Lanzarote , understanding what activities are allowed on board is crucial. Each boat owner may have their own specific rules, and certain activities, such as parties, may not be permitted by some.

Permitted activities on Lanzarote rental boats

You can rent a boat in Lanzarote to explore the island’s coastline and uncover its hidden coves and pristine beaches. Island hopping to other Canary Islands is also an option, provided you adhere to the maximum distance limits specified by your navigation license. You can also engage in various water activities like snorkeling, diving, and whale watching, as long as these activities don’t pose risks to passengers, damage the environment, or harm the boat.

Some boats come equipped with sleeping spaces, a living room, a kitchen, and a bathroom, essentially offering an on-water apartment experience.

With the boat owner’s approval, you can host parties on board. However, it’s crucial to do so responsibly, ensuring the safety of passengers and preventing any damage to the boat or the surrounding environment.

Prohibited activities on Lanzarote rental boats

Some boat owners explicitly prohibit parties or events on board. If you plan to rent a boat in Lanzarote for celebrations such as bachelor parties or birthdays, it’s crucial to inquire with the owner beforehand or carefully review the rental conditions to ensure compliance.

In cases where hosting a party on the boat is not permitted, you can explore the option of disembarking in one of the island’s towns and enjoying the vibrant nightlife at one of the best nightclubs in Lanzarote .

On a rental boat in Lanzarote , engaging in illegal activities or actions that could harm the local flora, fauna, or the environment is strictly prohibited. Additionally, activities that generate loud music or excessive noise, potentially disturbing the area’s wildlife, are not allowed.

Compliance with navigation rules is imperative, and operating a boat under the influence of alcohol or other substances is strictly forbidden. It is also essential to follow the directives of the skipper to ensure a safe and responsible boating experience.

When is the best time to hire a boat in Lanzarote?

You can rent a boat in Lanzarote any time of year due to the generally favorable temperatures and weather conditions. If you want to take advantage of lower prices and have a broader selection of boats, the low travel season is a good time to hire a boat in Lanzarote .

For the best time to rent a boat in Lanzarote , I personally prefer the period from May to October. During these months, you can enjoy calm and pleasant sailing conditions. However, from November to April, the winds become more unpredictable. If you plan to rent a boat during this period, you will definitely need more experience and knowledge in navigation, or you can choose a rental with a skipper.

Other tips for renting a boat in Lanzarote

Now, here are some tips to ensure you have a fantastic time while renting a boat in Lanzarote :

• Always wear sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to protect yourself from prolonged sun exposure.
• Bring sufficient water and food on board in case you need it.
• If you plan to spend the night on board, pack warm clothing , as nights at sea can be cold.
• Wear comfortable, rubber-soled shoes or go barefoot on board. Some skippers may prefer passengers to be barefoot.
• Stow all objects securely , and ensure the deck is clear of anything that could fall into the water.
• Book your boat rental well in advance , particularly during high season.

• Carefully read the details of each boat before making a reservation , and check if a license is required to operate it. Contact the owner through the SamBoat website if you have any questions.
• Conduct all rental and procedural activities through the SamBoat platform so the company can handle any issues or incidents that may arise.
• Avoid touching any equipment on the boat without permission from the skipper or the person responsible for its management . Always follow their instructions for safe navigation.
• Refrain from jumping into the water while the boat is moving , as it can be extremely dangerous. Only jump if the ladder is in place.
• Always bring some extra money to cover any additional expenses .
• Do not throw anything into the water ; the sea is not a trash can!
• Rent a boat in Lanzarote with people you get along with, trust, and can have fun with since it is a confined space where you will be living together.

I am confident that you will truly enjoy the experience, as the waters of the Canary Islands are perfect for a boat rental. Don’t hesitate to hire a boat in Lanzarote and make the most of your unique holiday experience.

FAQs – Lanzarote boat hires

Here are answers to the most frequently asked questions about renting a boat in Lanzarote :

Is it legal to rent a boat in Lanzarote?

Yes, it is legal to rent a boat in Lanzarote through a company like SamBoat , which provides a rental contract, invoice, and other necessary documentation.

Do you need a license to rent a boat in Lanzarote?

A license is required for boats over 20 feet in length and exceeding 15 HP in power.

What types of boat rentals in Lanzarote are available without a license?

Rental boats in Lanzarote that are less than 20 feet in length and have less than 15 HP in power, which are mainly motorboats, can be rented without a license. Alternatively, you can rent a boat with a skipper to avoid limitations.

What kinds of boats can you rent in Lanzarote with a license?

Depending on the license, you can rent boats with specific characteristics. Here’s a quick review: Navigation License for boats up to 20 feet, Basic Navigation Pattern for boats up to 26 feet, Recreational Boat Pattern for boats up to 50 feet, Yacht Skipper License for up to 78 feet, and the Yacht Captain License for any vessel. There are no power limits specified in the licenses.

Do you need boating experience to rent a boat in Lanzarote?

Experience and knowledge in navigation are recommended, particularly for renting sailboats or catamarans, as they are more difficult to handle.

How old do you need to be to hire a boat in Lanzarote?

While some boats may be operable by individuals aged 16, the minimum age to rent a boat in Lanzarote is typically 18 years old.

How many people can a Lanzarote rental boat hold?

The capacity of rental boats in Lanzarote varies by type, but catamarans and sailboats can typically accommodate up to 12 people.

How many days can you rent a boat in Lanzarote for?

You can rent a boat in Lanzarote for half a day, a full day, or an entire week. Some rentals may require a minimum of a week.

Do you need insurance for your Lanzarote boat rental?

Insurance is not mandatory for renting a boat in Lanzarote .

Where can I hire a boat in Lanzarote?

You can rent a boat in Lanzarote through SamBoat , with pickup available at the Marina Rubicón Sports Port in Playa Blanca, the Marina of Puerto Calero, or Marina Lanzarote in Arrecife.

Are there hourly boat rentals in Lanzarote?

The minimum time for renting a boat in Lanzarote is half a day.

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Lanzarote?

Boat rentals in Lanzarote start at €160 per day.

How much does it cost to hire a skipper for a Lanzarote boat rental?

Hiring a skipper in Lanzarote incurs a minimum extra cost of €100 per day.

How far in advance should you book a rental boat in Lanzarote?

It is advisable to book a boat rental in Lanzarote at least 2 or 3 months in advance.

Can you visit other Canary Islands with a Lanzarote rental boat?

Yes, you can visit other Canary Islands with a rental boat in Lanzarote , considering the mileage limit of your license and the suitability of the boat. For instance, La Graciosa is easily accessible, located 0.62 nautical miles from Lanzarote.

There you go, folks! Now you have all the information you need about hiring a boat in Lanzarote . I hope this guide helps you navigate the process smoothly and enjoy your experience to the fullest. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment below.

Enjoy your time in Lanzarote and its beautiful coast!

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The Canary archipelago (west of Morocco) consists of 7 islands and half a dozen islets. Their scenery ranges from lava desert to lush forests, from sand dunes to volcanic peaks. Today the Canary Islands are divided into two provinces. The four western islands, that make the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, are all mountainous.

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The province of Las Palmas combine the eastern islands, with flat  landscapes and long virgin beaches. Not every island can offer secure  anchorages or comfortable marinas and there is little organized  entertainment or sightseeing on some of them. But more and more sailors  are discovering this most unique cruising area, where everyone can find  any type of sailing vacation to their liking. Each island has plenty of  sunshine and splendid beaches, but also acquires its own  characteristics.

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Tenerife means “Snowy Mountain”, a tribute to its dormant volcano  of Mount Teide, Spain's highest peak. Due to its unusual rough and steep  shape of landmass, Tenerife has two different climate zones: lush  vegetation and rainfall you will fined sailing to the north, while sunny  and dry in the south. Tenerife has the most of yacht charter  attraction: spectacular volcanic scenery, water sports, extravagant  luxury resorts and vibrant nightlife.

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This is the world's steepest island. It lies on the northwestern  tip of the archipelago and has a cool, moist climate and lush  vegetation. The mountains are covered with forests of pine and giant  fern. The center of the island is dominated by La Caldera de Taburiente,  a volcano's massive crater. National park status is a sign of its  botanical and geological significance. The international Observatory  crowns the summit.

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Sailing to the furthest west island you will fine El Hierro, the  smallest in Canaries. It is not so popular with a holiday crowd, but has  got its fame with naturalists for its unusual fauna and flora. The  turquoise seas of the south coast attract a lot of scuba divers, who  base themselves in the small fishing village of La Restinge.

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This island is the most accessible. It's scenery is glorious: Rock  pinnacles protrude out steep slopes covered with ferns; terraced  hillsides glow with palms and flowering creeps. Sailing to La Gomera do  not miss the best part of this island – the Parque Nacional de  Garajonay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Some places are associated with  Columbus, who got his water supplies here. According to legend he also  prayed in the Iglesia de la Asuncion, and stayed at a local house. The  Eastern Islands (Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and Fuerteventure ) belong two  the province of Las Palmas.

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It is the biggest Canarian Island and is the most popular  sailing destination with vast variety of boat rentals. It's capital La  Palmas de Gran is the largest city in the Canaries. And Maspalomas, in  the south, is one of the biggest resorts in Spain, which consist of  several separate complexes. Set sails and head to San Agustin one of the  serene places with dark sand beaches, sheltered by low cliffs.

Playa del Ingles is the largest and liveliest, with 50 discos and 300  restaurants. Unlike most of the hotels you will have a great sea view  from the board of your sailing yacht or catamaran.

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The name speaks for itself: dunes form a nature reserve and are  protected from further development. This sailing destination will offer  you hard-to-resist packages: excursions, go-karts, camel safaris and fun  fairs. Best of these include Palmitos Park, with exotic birds in  subtropical gardens; and Sioux City, a fun-packed Western theme park.

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Set sails and explore the 4th largest of the Canary Islands.  Although it has no trees, there is no lack of visitors, due to its  amazing shapes and stunning colors of its volcanic landscapes. Despite  low rainfall, crops flourish in its rich black volcanic soil. This yacht  charter destination claims to be the most family-oriented place.  Sailors come here mostly not for nightlife and loud fiestas, but for  tranquility and relaxation. They can find both: either sunbathing on  fine beaches and skin diving in eerie emerald-colored lagoons, or  exploring the most impressive volcanic sites in the Montanas del Fuego  (Fire Mountains) and taking camel rides across the mountains.

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It is the second largest of the Canary Islands, after Tenerife,  and the most sparsely populated: it’s 69,500 inhabitants are  outnumbered by goats. Just 60 miles (100 km) off the Atlantic coast off  Morocco, the island is under constant attacks by coastal winds. No  wonder that every summer the island hosts the windsurfing and kite  boarding World Cup.

The island used to be densely wooded, but European settlers cut down  the timber for shipbuilding. Now the only significant income for the  islanders is tourism, though it is not at its high peak yet. However,  sun-lovers are beginning to flock to its more than 150 pristine beaches.  It is one of few islands where it will be easy to find privacy and  seclusion. The island is popular with water sports fans and naturalists,  as well.

Cuisine of the Canary Islands is incredibly unique, because it  uses the most unusual exotic fruit and vegetables and seafood, unknown  to most of us: wreck fish, damselfish, dentex, parrot-fish.

Over the centuries the local cuisine has been under Spanish,  Portuguese and North African influence, but it has managed to retain its  main feature - simplicity and freshness. Delicacies, like lapas  (limpets), are available only for a few months during summer, and are  served simply grilled (a la plancha). Other types of fish are usually  fried, baked in salt crust or dried in the sun. Meats, like pork or  beef, are prepared according to the ancient local tradition.

The islanders grow a certain type of potato unknown elsewhere and are  proud to deliver its favorite dish - "papas arrugadas" (wrinkly  potatoes), made by boiling potatoes in their skins in very salty water,  sometimes even in seawater. One of many Canarian creations is "soap de  pescados tinerfena: it is Tenerife fish soup of sea bass and potatoes,  seasoned with saffron and cumin. There are so many more dishes to try  here: succulent tropical fruits, delicious honey pastries, traditional  cheeses, roasted maize meals, etc.

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LanzaYachting was born in October 2020 after Captain & entrepreneur, Jack Wilkes, noticed the lack of professional luxury yacht charter businesses within the local market. Two years after, LanzaYachting has become a consolidated company in the nautical industry. With offices in the UK and Canary Islands and offering their yacht services all around the world thanks to its network of collaboration with the best companies in this sector. Our team is composed by young professionals, trained and with vast experience in both the nautical and luxury tourism.

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Gatsby yacht Lanzarote

5,100,00  €

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✓ Private boat for your group. ✓ Minimum one week. ✓ Bavaria Cruiser 56. ✓ Boat length: 16.75 m. ✓ Flexible itinerary for each trip. ✓ Check-in: Saturdays at 16:00. ✓ Check-out: Fridays at 08:00. ✓ Depart from: Arrecife harbor. ✓ Capacity of up to 11 guests. ✓ Deposit of 2000€. ✓ Book by paying 750€.

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This is the amount you pay to reserve your Gatsby sailing yacht date. The deposit, in this case, is a portion of the total amount to be paid and therefore will not be returned after the activity.

The remaining amount to be paid is noted as Arrival. You will pay this on the day of your booked experience upon check-in at the Gatsby sailing yacht in Marina Arrecife. This can be done in cash or via card unless your ticket states otherwise.

Your paid down payment, and the amount to be paid on arriving, will be listed on your E-ticket that you will receive after you place your order.

Bavaria Cruiser 56 Lanzarote includes

The price of the boat rental is 5100€ per week, fully equipped for sailing. However, there are some extra services that are compulsory to pay for and are priced at 600€ per week. These extra services are:

• End-Cleaning.
• Berthing at Marinas.
• Dinghy or SUP
• Outboard Engine + Gas
• Baby/ Kids life jackets
• Bed sheets p.p.
• Towel set (small + large) p.p

Gatsby Lanzarote information

• After you book and make the first payment, you will have to pay a deposit of 2000€ which will be returned once the yacht has been checked and it has been verified that the yacht has not been damaged.
• If you need a skipper , an extra fee will be charged (175€-200€ / day). If you don’t need one, at least one of the crew members must have a license.
• Do not forget your Club Canary ticket. You can have it on your phone or printed out.
• The crew of this boat speaks several languages.
• A maximum of 10 participants can join the private trip.
• On Gatsby sailing yacht, there are sunbathing spots and sitting areas in the shade. 
• Gatsby yacht is not accessible for people in a wheelchair.
• Smoking is allowed only at the designated areas.

Meeting Location

• Meeting point: Av. Olof Palme, 35500 Arrecife, Las Palmas.
• You should attend at least 15 minutes before departure time.
• Open the location on google maps , f ind here the departure location . 

Bavaria Cruiser 56 Lanzarote policy

• This experience requires good weather. If it’s cancelled due to hazardous weather conditions, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
• The trip cannot be cancelled. If you are unable to attend on the chosen date, it can be rescheduled for another date. Send us your request by email: [email protected]. 
• If you do not cancel in time or you don’t show up you lose the deposit. 
• If you get sick or want to end the trip earlier, you won’t get refunded.
• For special dining wishes, or if you want to rent the boat for a longer period feel free to contact us.

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Gatsby yacht charter Lanzarote

Gatsby sailing yacht is one of the boats to charter in Lanzarote . Charter the Gatsby yacht for a minimum of one week. Spend your holiday in Lanzarote aboard this majestic yacht with your family or friends. Navigate around Lanzarote island and discover the less known places, where you can only access by boat.

Bavaria Cruiser 56 Lanzarote

Gatsby yacht is a Bavaria Cruiser 56 moored in Lanzarote. This is a very recent model, built in 2015. Bavaria Cruiser 56 is 16.75 meters long and has space for up to 11 people. In total, this boat has 3 bathrooms and 5 cabins plus the skipper cabin. This Bavaria Cruiser 56 is fully equipped inside for you to have a comfortable stay.

Bavaria Cruiser 56 Canary Islands

Bavaria Cruiser 56 is an exclusive boat for rent in Lanzarote, Canary Islands. This boat departs from the port of Arrecife. From here, you can sail the Atlantic Ocean. You can even visit other islands like La Graciosa or Fuerteventura. You will spend day and night on the yacht, you will make stops wherever you want and admire spectacular sunsets.

Charter Gatsby yacht for a week in Lanzarote

In Lanzarote it is possible to charter Gatsby yacht for a week. Experience a different kind of vacation by staying on a boat. You can drive the boat if you have a navigation license. If not, you can hire a skipper for an extra fee. Read above the details of the extra services  to find out what is included and what is not.

Charter Bavaria Cruiser 56 in Lanzarote

When you charter Bavaria Cruiser 56 yacht in Lanzarote, you will feel like in a luxury hotel. This is a luxury service that not everyone can afford. Food and beverages are not included in the price. You can do your weekly shopping and prepare your meals on the boat. If you prefer, it is also possible to hire a chef to prepare delicious meals for you every day.

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Rent a boat in Lanzarote with or without a licence

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Boat without licence Remus 450 15hp (2019)

From €480 per day.

Boat without licence Remus 450 15hp (2023)

Catamaran Lagoon Lagoon 400 12m (2022)

From €1,600 per day.

Catamaran Fountaine Pajot Lavezzi 40 12m (2002)

From €571 per day.

& Charter (2005)

From €834 per day.

QUICKSILVER 5.35 CRUISER (2012)

From €450 per day.

Sailboat Bavaria 44 with Skipper (13,6 m) (2004)

From €315 per day.

Sailboat Jeanneau Sun Magic 44 13.3m (1989)

From €250 per day.

RIB Nuova Jolly Nuova Jolly 300hp (2019)

From €800 per day.

NOT LICENSE Quicksilver 475 aXess (2022)

From €420 per day.

Boat without licence Remus 450 (2020)

Catamaran BALI CATSPACE 12.5m (2022)

From €929 per day.

Catamaran lagoon 45 F (2019)

From €1,900 per day.

Monterry 268 ss (2007)

From €1,200 per day.

SAXDOR 200 PRO SPORT (2021)

From €600 per day.

Catamaran Bali 4.6 14m (2024)

From €1,357 per day.

Sailboat Grand Soleil 46,3 14m (2003)

From €254 per day.

Rent a boat in Lanzarote with Click&Boat

Renting a boat in Lanzarote offers an unparalleled perspective of the island's beauty. You can escape the crowds, discover hidden coves, and access secluded beaches that are only reachable by water. Whether you're seeking relaxation or adventure, a boat rental provides the freedom to craft your unique experience.

Lanzarote is the easternmost island of the Canary Archipelago, just 170 km from the Moroccan coast. This breathtaking island is a paradise vacation destination with its stunning beaches and unspoilt warm waters that can be appreciated all year. The entire island is a biosphere reserve under UNESCO protection. It is a fascinating island with a unique geology of 300 volcanic cones, and its unique atmosphere will make you feel like you’ve landed on another planet.

Lanzarote boasts consistent trade winds and mild temperatures, making it an ideal sailing destination year-round. Sailors can enjoy smooth passages and captivating views, with water activities like snorkelling, swimming, and diving opportunities. Charter a yacht in Lanzarote to see why people choose this as the ultimate getaway year after year!

What is the price of bareboat charters near me?

There are some factors to consider when searching for your dream Lanzarote yacht charter! The final price will depend on the size, the type and manufacturer of the vessel. The number of passengers, the length of your charter and the season in which you set sail will also impact the final cost.

Our prices for sailboat rentals begin at €325/day and €2,2000/ week in both the low and high seasons.

Our prices for sailboat rentals begin at €450/day in both the low and high seasons.

Our prices for catamaran rentals begin at €800/day and €4,000/day in both the low and high seasons.

What is included in the cost?

The cost includes using your chosen vessel for your yacht charter in Lanzarote. The essential safety equipment will be included to ensure that you and your guests have a secure and worry-free journey! The final price may differ depending on the additional services and extras that the boat owner provides. Fuel will typically require an additional payment and will depend on the type of boat you choose and the length of your journey.

Mooring fees in Lanzarote

Mooring fees in Lanzarote vary based on the chosen port or marina, influenced by amenities, proximity to attractions, and seasonal demand. To ensure accurate budgeting, it's advisable to proactively inquire about fees from your selected location before setting sail. These fees, while essential, provide the security and convenience needed for a worry-free sailing experience, enhancing your exploration of Lanzarote's beauty.

What can you see and do on a boat rental in Lanzarote?

Lanzarote’s often otherworldly landscape can make you feel like you’ve been transported to a different planet. There are many areas to visit and activities to do during your Lanzarote sailing vacation. Here are some of our recommendations:

Timanfaya National Park

This unique and otherworldly landscape is a must-visit attraction in Lanzarote. Explore the volcanic terrain, take a guided tour, and witness demonstrations of the intense geothermal activity that still exists beneath the surface.

Jameos del Agua

Designed by renowned artist Cesar Manrique, Jameos del Agua is a stunning volcanic cave complex. It features an underground lake, beautiful gardens, a concert hall, and a restaurant. Don't miss the chance to spot the unique blind albino crabs in the caves.

Papagayo Beach

Located south of the island, Papagayo Beach is renowned for its crystal-clear turquoise waters, golden sand, and stunning cliffs.

Lanzarote's unique wine region, La Geria, is famous for its vineyards cultivated in volcanic ash. Take a wine tour, sample the local Malvasia wine, and appreciate the landscape dotted with small stone walls protecting the vines.

Surfing in Famara

With its consistent waves and favourable conditions, Caleta de Famara and Caleta Caballo are popular spots for surfers of all levels. You can take lessons or enjoy watching the surfers riding the waves. If you want to windsurf during your yacht charter in Lanzarote, head to Los Cucharas beach in Costa Teguise.

Where to sail during a Lanzarote yacht charter?

How does island-hopping sound to you? A week-long charter is perfect for exploring the beautiful Canary Islands! Here are some of our top sailing locations to visit when you rent a boat in Lanzarote:

Fuerteventura

Located just east of Lanzarote, Fuerteventura is the second largest of the Canary Islands. This island offers beautiful sandy beaches, clear turquoise waters, and a relaxed atmosphere. Sail from Lanzarote to Fuerteventura and explore its charming coastal towns, such as Corralejo and Morro Jable.

La Graciosa

Situated north of Lanzarote, La Graciosa is a small island known for its untouched natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere. It is part of the Chinijo Archipelago and offers stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and a charming village called Caleta del Sebo.

While Tenerife is a bit further away from Lanzarote than the aforementioned destinations, it is still within reach for those seeking a more extended sailing adventure. Tenerife is the largest of the Canary Islands. It offers many attractions, including beautiful beaches, vibrant cities like Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Playa de las Americas, and the iconic Mount Teide, Spain's highest peak. It is worth noting that a yacht charter in Tenerife will also guarantee a magical experience throughout the Canary Islands and the blue waters of the North Atlantic Ocean. 

What is the best time to charter a yacht in Lanzarote?

The best time to set off on your adventure to the Canary Islands depends on what type of getaway you are seeking! Lanzarote enjoys a mild and warm climate throughout the year. The peak tourist season is during the summer, from June to September, when temperatures range from 24°C to 29°C. The weather is generally sunny during this time, and you can expect calm seas.

If you prefer a less crowded experience, consider visiting during the shoulder seasons of spring (March to May) or autumn (October to November), when temperatures are still pleasant, ranging from 21°C to 25°C. Lanzarote benefits from the Atlantic Ocean's influence, resulting in relatively calm waters and gentle currents. The sea is usually calmer during the summer, making it ideal for boat rentals. The sea can be choppier in winter, particularly from December to February, due to stronger winds and occasional storms.

Will a skipper enhance my experience?

The short answer to this is - yes! Whether you're a novice or a pro, our yacht hire services are designed to provide an experience tailored to your needs. Experience a worry-free journey across the magnificent Atlantic Ocean with our team of highly skilled and knowledgeable professional skippers. Apart from being proficient in their field, our skippers are often locals. This means they can lead you to hidden gems you might not find in any tour book!

For those with sailing expertise, Lanzarote offers the option to rent a boat without a skipper. However, this choice comes with certain conditions. Prospective renters must possess relevant certifications and demonstrate proficiency in navigating Lanzarote's waters. By meeting these requirements, experienced sailors can enjoy the freedom to chart their course and create a personalized sailing adventure, exploring the island's captivating coastline and hidden gems at their own pace.

What are the best ports and marinas for yacht charters in Lanzarote?

Lanzarote is home to a variety of ports and marinas, each offering distinct features and advantages for sailors seeking the perfect base for their adventures.

Puerto Calero Marina

Renowned for its modern facilities and bustling atmosphere, Puerto Calero Marina is a favorite among sailors. Situated conveniently close to the airport, this marina boasts an array of amenities, including shops, restaurants, and lively events. Its well-equipped facilities and vibrant ambiance make it an ideal starting point for exploring Lanzarote's waters and attractions.

Marina Rubicón

Nestled in the charming town of Playa Blanca, Marina Rubicón offers a tranquil and picturesque setting. Surrounded by inviting cafes and boutique shops, it exudes a relaxed vibe that perfectly complements the serene beauty of Lanzarote's southern coast. The marina's clear waters and stunning views make it a popular choice for those seeking a peaceful escape.

Arrecife Marina

Located in the heart of Arrecife, the capital city of Lanzarote, Arrecife Marina offers both convenience and urban allure. Its central location provides easy access to the island's cultural attractions, shopping districts, and dining establishments. This marina serves as a gateway to Lanzarote's blend of modern city life and natural beauty, allowing sailors to immerse themselves in the island's vibrant culture.

What type of boat is best for me?

Choosing the perfect boat to rent in Lanzarote might seem daunting, so we’re here to help! When you’re searching for your boat, it’s helpful to remember how long you plan to spend on the water and the capacity of the boat you require. If you’re looking to spend a short amount of time on the water, RIBs, motorboats and Jet Skis are what we recommend. These are perfect for day or weekend charters as they can help you explore the area quickly. Catamarans and yachts are excellent options for longer journeys as they are more spacious and include all the necessary amenities. If you’re looking for the typical sailing experience, why not try a sailboat? These do require previous experience, however!

Take a look at our prices below:

Our sailboats accommodate up to 12 guests and include up to 5 cabins.

Our motorboats accommodate up to 12 guests.

Our catamarans accommodate up to 12 guests and include up to 3 cabins.

Good to know

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

The average cost of renting a boat in Lanzarote is around €600 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 €200 and €3,107 per day.

How much does a skipper cost per day in Lanzarote?

The price of a skipper varies depending on the destination and the owner of the boat. In Lanzarote, you can expect to pay an average of €101 per day for a skipper.

What is the average length of a boat in Lanzarote?

The average length of a boat in Lanzarote is 10 meters.

Is fuel included in the cost of a boat charter in Lanzarote?

For most boats, fuel is not included in the rental cost. In Lanzarote fuel is included in the price for 7 boats.

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

Many owners offer various extras that you can add to your booking in Lanzarote. This can be for example Bathing, Bimini or Masks & Tobas.

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Canary Islands – Lanzarote Bare Boat Yacht Sailing Charter Prices June 2022 – 2023

Canary islands, lanzarote bare-boat yacht charter from lanzarote – june 2022.

Lanzarote is a fantastic base to start your Canary Island bare-boat yacht sailing charter.  This may not be the immediate yacht charter destination that springs to mind for the average British ‘Yachtie’ but the Canary Islands give fantastic yacht charter cruising opportunities for those wanting all year round sailing in more challenging winds than the Mediterranean. It is within a 4 hr flight time of the UK, has great temperatures and sunshine factor – and is in the same time zone as the UK!

They also give those wanting a spot of warm winter sunshine cruising the opportunity of pleasant temperatures without the cost of getting to the Caribbean.

Low cost air carriers make cheap easy transport from most British airports and the ‘tax free’ and duty free status of the canaries means a low cost of living when you get there.

See below the bare-boat yacht charter prices of our highly recommended partners Lava Charter who operate from Marina Lanzarote in Arrecife – the marina base is less then 15 mins from the airport. When we first started our relationship with them we visited Lava Charter, met the team and inspected the majority of the fleet. We have use the boats ourselves for our ‘group’ winter charters and recommend them highly. A large proportion of our team have sailed on a variety of their yachts – we had 6 team members out during January 2022!

They may not be the cheapest in the Canaries but the price reflects the quality and professionalism – they have well cared for, well maintained, modern up to date yachts with excellent safety equipment and excellent service ethic.

Book Through Yachtforce with Confidence Any Lanzarote Canary Island bare-boat charter booking made through Yachtforce will be the same price as you would pay by booking direct with Lava. We urge you to call us and discuss your requirement so that we can give advice. We have 1st hand knowledge of the boats, the location, the cruising ground, the staff team in resort and practical elements such as which supermarket / website that delivers to the boat on a Saturday and the ridiculously low cost and name of good gin! We would love to be able to share this knowledge with you.

If you do not feel confident in Skippering on a ‘stand-alone’ basis sailing in the Canaries and would like to join our ‘Lead Boat’ and sail in company then please see this page here.  We run some winter time yacht weeks for our clients and offer the opportunity for those wanting to progress to sail ‘in company’ with us (if you coincide with our scheduled Lanzarote sailing weeks). If you would like to have a Skipper aboard your yacht to help, aid and mentor you please just ask.

Lanzarote Charter Sailing Yachts – Marina Lanzarote

Marina Lanzarote yacht bare-boat charter base is 15 minutes from the airport. Excellent facilities and huge amounts of parking along with Cicar car hire office just 50m from the boats. Top tip is to hire a car at the airport and drop it at the marina – a day hire charge from Cicar just under £40 inc all damage insurances and no ‘one-way’ fee. Allows you to go shop at great supermarkets – and if you need something sporty Decathalon is just 12 minutes away!

Canary Island Yacht Sailing Charter Prices 2022 from Lanzarote

Note we have included the obligatory extra that is charged which includes all Mooring Fees, End-Cleaning, Gas, Berthing at Marinas includes electric and water, Dinghy or SUP, Outboard Engine plus Fuel, Baby/ Kids life jackets, Bed sheets & Duvet, Towel set (small + large) p.p

LANZAROTE Bare-Boat Charter Prices (From June 2022 – May 2023)

Experience Level Required Please be aware that winds specifically in Summer can be strong (F6) or above. We would suggest a minimum of  ‘Yachtmaster Coastal’ qualification with several years experience and additional miles with understanding of strong wind sailing plus a suitably experienced First Mate. You are required to have a VHF licence and to have a ICC. There are wind acceleration zones plus off some of the Canary Islands cliffs there may be downdrafts. Please speak to a member of our team with regard sailing conditions. See here a useful itinerary a circumnavigation of Lanzarote.

Qualification Required. Minimum ICC  ‘Yachtmaster Coastal’ Skipper qualification plus VHF Radio Certificate.

Contact Us: Email us here   02380 016450

Canary Island Yacht Charter – 1 Week Sailing Itineraries

Lanzarote Charter Sailing Week

Lanzarote has a great 1 week circumnavigation route and with the right conditions is not too testing for those sailing the Canary Islands for the first time. Check out a route we do on a Skippered Charter for a relaxing week aboard here.

This itinerary allows for time ashore to sample the fantastic local culture and explore a few hidden gems. If conditions are not to your liking then stay in the protected lee side of the island.

Sailing to Tenerife, La Palma, La Gomera (possibly El Hierro wind dependent) is all possible. Sailing from Lanzarote gives plenty of scope for longer distance cruises for the more adventurous sailor. Much is dictated upon by the prevailing wind (from the NW – NE) and weather, how that affects your sailing angles / performance / speed / comfort, availability of marinas and possibly more importantly, the crew condition, capabilities and desires.

Be aware of the wind acceleration zones between the islands. It is not unusual to have F7 or F8 in these ‘acceleration zones’ if there is a reasonable strength prevailing wind. We would suggest those wanting calmer conditions stay in the lee of the land and do not venture into the ‘acceleration zone’ but you will, of course, need to have an understanding of where they would be. NB. If you have any concerns regarding your experience and the route that you are intending please do ask for advice. We would definitely suggest you err on the side of caution and do not overstretch yourself or the crew.

In the Canary Islands there are fantastic places to visit. The Islands are mountainous, lush and all very different.

For more information or to reserve your boat please call 02380 016450   Or email: [email protected]

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