Yacht charter and boat rental in Italy – Page 25
1067 boats and yachts for charter in Italy
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Marina di San Vincenzo · Sailboat
8 people · 40.22 feet · 40 hp · 2004
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 2 500 EUR (refundable)
Marina d'Arechi, Salerno · Sailboat
12 people · 52.3 feet · 110 hp · 2020
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 3 500 EUR (refundable)
Cala dei Sardi, Portisco · Sailboat
8 people · 33.79 feet · 30 hp · 2021
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 2 500 EUR (refundable)
Carloforte · Sailboat
6 people · 39.93 feet · 40 hp · 2011
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 3 500 EUR (refundable)
Chioggia
5 people · 29.2 feet · 1997
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 1 500 EUR (refundable)
Cala dei Sardi, Portisco · Catamaran
10 people · 41.99 feet · 114 hp · 2021
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 3 500 EUR (refundable)
Marina d'Arechi, Salerno · Catamaran
8 people · 55.45 feet · 2026
✓ Skipper included – you don't drive
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 3 500 EUR (refundable)
Marina di Portisco · Catamaran
10 people · 40.98 feet · 2019
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 5 000 EUR (refundable)
Capo d'Orlando Marina · Catamaran
10 people · 39.7 feet · 40 hp · 2019
Includes 650 EUR in mandatory extras
Deposit 4 000 EUR (refundable)
Capo d'Orlando Marina · Catamaran
6 people · 45.11 feet · 114 hp · 2022
✓ Skipper included – you don't drive
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 3 000 EUR (refundable)
Marina Portorosa, Furnari · Sailboat
12 people · 44.78 feet · 57 hp · 2019
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 3 500 EUR (refundable)
Capo d'Orlando Marina · Catamaran
8 people · 42.45 feet · 90 hp · 2020
✓ Skipper included – you don't drive
Excl. mandatory extras
Marina di Nettuno, Rome · Catamaran
12 people · 45.8 feet · 2011
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 4 000 EUR (refundable)
Marina Portorosa, Furnari · Catamaran
12 people · 45.9 feet · 2024
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 4 000 EUR (refundable)
Porto di Castellammare del Golfo · Catamaran
12 people · 45.9 feet · 2022
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 4 000 EUR (refundable)
Capo d'Orlando Marina · Catamaran
10 people · 52 feet · 160 hp · 2016
✓ Skipper included – you don't drive
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 3 000 EUR (refundable)
La Cala (Porto Palermo) · Yacht
14 people · 29.53 feet
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Trapani
6 people · 46.62 feet · 60 hp · 2021
✓ Skipper included – you don't drive
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 1 500 EUR (refundable)
Cannigione · Catamaran
2 people · 46.49 feet
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 1 650 EUR (refundable)
Marina d'Arechi, Salerno · Catamaran
8 people · 42.16 feet · 57 hp · 2021
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 4 500 EUR (refundable)
Punta Nuraghe, Porto Rotondo · Catamaran
12 people · 43.31 feet · 114 hp · 2020
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 4 500 EUR (refundable)
Rent a boat in Italy from charter bases all around the coast, from Sardinia and Sicily to the Amalfi Coast, Tuscany and the Italian Riviera. Compare sailboats, catamarans, motor yachts and gulets on one page, bareboat or with a skipper, and see the price and availability for your week before you book.
How much does it cost to rent a boat in Italy?
| Boat type | Apr 2027 | May 2027 | Jun 2027 | Jul 2027 | Aug 2027 | Sep 2027 | Oct 2027 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sailboat | €2,755 | €2,871 | €3,493 | €3,982 | €4,109 | €3,191 | €2,772 |
| Catamaran | €4,950 | €5,290 | €7,196 | €9,048 | €9,225 | €6,255 | €4,985 |
| Gulet | – | €13,400 | €15,700 | €18,880 | €19,700 | €15,950 | €13,000 |
Typical price for one charter week in each month: the median across 922 boats, for each boat's standard charter. Skipper, marina fees and the security deposit are extra. Each boat shows the exact price for your dates.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the best place for a yacht charter in Italy?
Do I need a licence to rent a boat in Italy?
When is the best time for a boat rental in Italy?
How much does it cost to rent a boat in Italy?
Where to charter a yacht in Italy
Sardinia: the island has more charter yachts than anywhere else in Italy, most of them on the north-east coast around Portisco, Olbia and Cannigione, close to the Costa Smeralda and the Maddalena archipelago. In the south, Cagliari and Carloforte open up quieter waters. See yacht charter in Sardinia.
Sicily: Capo d'Orlando and Portorosa on the north coast are a short sail from the Aeolian Islands – Lipari, Vulcano, Salina and Stromboli. From Trapani and Marsala in the west you reach the Egadi Islands. See yacht charter in Sicily.
Bay of Naples and the Amalfi Coast: charter bases in Salerno, Procida, Castellammare di Stabia and Naples put Capri, Ischia, Positano and Amalfi within a day's sail.
Tuscany and Liguria: from the Tuscan coast you sail to Elba and the islands of the Tuscan Archipelago; further north, Portofino and Chiavari are the start for the Italian Riviera and the Cinque Terre.
Puglia and the south: Brindisi and Santa Maria di Leuca have smaller fleets for the Adriatic and Ionian coasts of the heel of Italy.
Sailboat, catamaran or motor yacht?
Most charter boats in Italy are sailboats and catamarans. A catamaran gives a group more space, separate cabins and a stable ride at anchor – see catamaran charter in Italy. Motor yachts and gulets usually come with a skipper and crew.
Bareboat or with a skipper?
To charter a yacht bareboat in Italy, the skipper needs a recognised licence such as the ICC or a national sailing licence, and charter companies usually also ask for a VHF radio certificate (SRC). If nobody in your group has them, add a skipper; most Italian charter yachts offer one. Each listing shows which options it has.
What affects the price?
The price depends on the size and type of boat and, most of all, on the week. July and August are the most expensive weeks; in May, June, September and October the same boat often costs much less. Most charter yachts in Italy are rented by the week, Saturday to Saturday, and some bases also offer shorter charters. Each listing shows the price for your dates before you book, and whether marina fees or a security deposit are paid at the base.
Things to do by boat
Sailing in Italy: 11 sailing areas and where to start
Where to sail in Italy: eleven sailing areas from Sardinia and Sicily to the Amalfi Coast, Elba, the Cinque Terre and Venice, compared by bases, character and who they suit.
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Pontine Islands by boat: Ponza and Ventotene from Rome
A 7-day sailing loop from Marina di Nettuno near Rome to Circeo, Gaeta, Ventotene, Ponza, Palmarola and Zannone, with distances, harbours and marine reserve rules.
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Tropea and the Costa degli Dei by boat: a sailing week
A 7-day sailing route from Tropea or Vibo Marina: Capo Vaticano, Grotticelle, Pizzo, Briatico, a crossing to Stromboli and Scilla, with legs, rules and season.
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Venice Lagoon by Boat: A Sailing Week from Chioggia
A week in the Venice lagoon from Chioggia: route, marinas in Venice, Burano and Torcello, an Adriatic hop to Caorle, and the lagoon's speed limits, tides and MOSE rules.
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