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Set off on a journey across the world's finest waters with our Yacht ​Rental services.

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Set sail on a journey across the world's stunning waters with our Yacht ​Rental services.

Whether you're planning a quick getaway or a long-term ​adventure, our exquisite vessels are available for booking at top destinations ​around the globe.

Wherever you choose to explore, we're here to provide you with ​an exceptional sailing experience.

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Lattes, France

Pénichette Classic 4/7 Pers.  

Pénichette 1107 W

11.07.2026 - 18.07.2026
Cabins
2
Built year
1990
Length
36 ft
Price
200 €
Location
Bellegarde, France

Cruiser Comfort XL 2/4 Pers.  

Nicols Estivale Duo

11.07.2026 - 18.07.2026
Cabins
1
Built year
2004
Length
29 ft
Price
200 €
Location
Lattes, France

Pénichette Classic 4/7 Pers.  

Pénichette 1107 W

11.07.2026 - 18.07.2026
Cabins
2
Built year
1990
Length
36 ft
Price
200 €
Location
Corbigny, France

Pénichette Premium+ 2/4 Pers.  

Pénichette 950E

11.07.2026 - 18.07.2026
Cabins
1
Built year
2017
Length
31 ft
Price
450 €
Location
Cahors, France

Cruiser Comfort 2/4 Pers.  

Nicols Sedan Primo

11.07.2026 - 18.07.2026
Cabins
1
Built year
2013
Length
26 ft
Price
1,467 €
1,027 €
Location
Kos / Marina Kos, Greece

S/Y Naysika  

Oceanis 34.3

11.07.2026 - 18.07.2026
Cabins
3 double
Built year
2008 /Main sail 2023 & Genoa 2022
Length
34 ft
Price
2,200 €
1,056 €
Location
Preveza Main Port, Greece

Formica  

Sun Odyssey 36i

11.07.2026 - 18.07.2026
Cabins
3
Built year
2008 Refit 2023
Length
36 ft
Price
1,650 €
1,073 €

Your Trusted Partner for All Yacht Needs

In addition to our exclusive yacht fleet, we also offer bookings for yachts not in our ​ownership, comprehensive charter planning, and destination management services. ​Whatever your needs, we're here to help you craft the perfect sailing experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

The yacht charter fee typically includes the following:
  1. The yacht rental: This covers the exclusive use of the yacht for the agreed charter period, including standard onboard equipment such as navigation tools, safety gear, and kitchen appliances.
  2. Basic insurance: Most charter fees include yacht insurance, which covers damage to the yacht, though there is usually a security deposit or deductible that applies in case of incidents.
  3. Home marina mooring: The cost of mooring the yacht at its base marina is usually included, but mooring fees at other marinas during the trip are typically paid by the client.
  4. Support and assistance: 24/7 technical support during your trip, provided by the charter company, is often part of the package to assist with any issues related to the yacht.

Some services are not included and may incur extra fees, such as fuel, cleaning services, provisioning, skipper or crew (if required), and fees for additional equipment like water toys or Wi-Fi.

Yes, you can absolutely customize your itinerary when renting a yacht. Most charter companies are flexible and encourage clients to create personalized sailing routes based on their preferences. Whether you're looking to explore hidden coves, popular tourist spots, or specific islands, the itinerary can be adapted to your interests.

Keep in mind:

  1. Weather conditions and local regulations may impact certain route choices, so it’s important to plan with your charter company's team or hired skipper to ensure safe sailing.
  2. Skippered vs. Bareboat charters: If you’re sailing with a skipper, they can offer expert local knowledge and suggest unique destinations. For bareboat charters, you’ll have full control but must comply with maritime restrictions and safety guidelines.

Most companies are happy to assist in planning, ensuring a tailored and unforgettable experience.

The need for a license to rent a yacht varies based on the type of charter and the destination’s regulations. For bareboat charters, where you’re in charge of operating the yacht, most countries, including Croatia, require you to have a recognized boating license. In Croatia, for instance, you’ll need a valid license that’s recognized by Croatian authorities, like an ICC (International Certificate of Competence), and a VHF radio license for operating marine radios.

On the other hand, if you opt for a crewed charter, where a captain and crew are provided, no license is required, as they will handle all navigation and operations. It’s important to verify the specific requirements in the country where you plan to charter to ensure you meet all necessary regulations.