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Yacht Charter Italy

Yacht Charter Italy

Rent a yacht in Italy with us and explore the stunning ​Mediterranean Sea. We offer an extensive selection of high-​end sailboats, motorboats, catamarans, and yachts available ​across Italy, all designed for luxury sailing vacations.

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Set Sail with a Italy Yacht Charter

Chartering a yacht in Italy offers a premium vacation experience along its stunning coastline. Enjoy superb anchoring spots, diverse scenery, and consistently warm climates throughout the sailing season, ensuring an exceptional yachting adventure.

Popular Marinas and Moorings in Italy

Italy boasts an extensive network of over 500 official marinas stretching from the northern Adriatic in Trieste to the southern shores of Sicily, ensuring ample docking options whether you're stopping in Naples or venturing to the remote Aeolian Islands National Park. Each location offers well-equipped facilities to meet your boating needs. Some of our top picks include:

Large Marinas
(Ideal for yachts over 25 meters (82 feet) in length)

  • Marina di Porto Cervo, located in the luxurious Costa Smeralda region of Sardinia, is best suited for large yachts and luxury vessels. With over 700 berths, it offers top- notch services and amenities. Porto Cervo is renowned for its high-end shopping, fine dining, and beautiful beaches. A notable attraction is the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda, which hosts prestigious regattas and events, adding to the marina's appeal.
  • Marina di Portorosa, situated on the northern coast of Sicily, near Milazzo. This marina, accommodating approximately 700 berths, is ideal for medium to large yachts. It serves as an excellent base for exploring the Aeolian Islands. The marina itself boasts luxury accommodations and excellent restaurants, making it a convenient and comfortable stop for boaters.
  • Marina di Genova, located in Genoa, Liguria, is a major hub with over 500 berths, best suited for large yachts. The city of Genoa offers a rich cultural experience with historical sites like the Genoa Aquarium, Palazzo Ducale, and the old port area. Boaters can enjoy the city's excellent seafood and vibrant atmosphere, making Marina di Genova a strategic and enjoyable docking location.

Medium-Sized Marinas
(Best suited for yachts between 15 to 25 meters (49 to 82 feet))

  • Marina di Portofino in Liguria is a picturesque marina known for its luxury amenities and is best suited for medium-sized luxury boats. With about 300 berths, it provides ample docking space in a stunning setting. The town of Portofino is renowned for its colorful buildings, luxury boutiques, and seafood restaurants. Nearby, the Parco Naturale Regionale di Portofino offers hiking trails with breathtaking views, adding to the marina's charm.
  • Marina di Capri on Capri Island near Naples is perfect for medium-sized boats and yachts, offering approximately 300 berths. Capri is famous for its Blue Grotto, luxurious shopping, and beautiful landscapes. Visitors can explore historical sites like Villa Jovis and the Gardens of Augustus, making Marina di Capri a desirable destination for boaters seeking a blend of natural beauty and cultural experiences.
  • Marina di Venezia, located in Venice, Veneto, accommodates around 400 berths and is best suited for medium-sized boats. This marina provides an excellent base for exploring Venice's iconic sites, such as St. Mark’s Basilica, the Grand Canal, and the Rialto Bridge. The proximity to Venice allows boaters to enjoy the city's unique charm and cultural heritage, making it a popular choice for docking.

Smaller Marinas
(Perfect for yachts up to 15 meters (49 feet))

  • Marina di Procida on Procida Island near Naples is ideal for small to medium boats, with about 200 berths. Procida offers a charming, authentic Italian island experience with colorful buildings, narrow streets, and local seafood restaurants. Highlights include the Terra Murata and the Marina Corricella, providing visitors with a quaint and picturesque setting.
  • Marina di La Maddalena in the La Maddalena Archipelago, Sardinia, is best suited for small to medium boats, offering around 200 berths. This archipelago is part of a national park known for its crystal-clear waters and pristine beaches. The town of La Maddalena offers quaint shops, cafes, and historical sites like Garibaldi’s house on nearby Caprera Island, making it an attractive destination for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike.
  • Marina di Sanremo in Liguria is perfect for small to medium boats, with approximately 250 berths. Sanremo is famous for its music festival, the Sanremo Casino, and beautiful gardens like the Villa Ormond. The town's charming old quarter, La Pigna, is perfect for a leisurely stroll, offering a blend of historical charm and modern amenities, making Marina di Sanremo a delightful stop for boaters.

Yachts for charter in Italy

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Location
Salerno / Marina d'Arechi, Italy

L'Avvelenata  

Sun Odyssey 37

26.04.2025 - 03.05.2025
Cabins
3
Built year
2001 refitted 2017
Length
37 ft
Price
1,200 €
1,080 €

Popular Destinations for Yacht Rentals in Italy

Coastal Cities of Italy (Liguria, Amalfi Coast, Venice)

Italy’s coastal cities provide a unique blend of historical charm and modern luxury. In Liguria, the picturesque village of Portofino boasts a colorful harbor, luxury boutiques, and fine dining, making it a top destination for yacht enthusiasts. The Amalfi Coast  features dramatic cliffs and historic landmarks with lively town centers like Amalfi and Positano. Venice offers a unique sailing experience through its iconic canals, historic architecture, and the nearby islands of Murano and Burano, known for their glassmaking and vibrant houses.
Coastal Cities of Italy (Liguria, Amalfi Coast, Venice)

Italian Islands (Sardinia, Sicily, Tuscan Archipelago)

Italy’s islands are renowned for their stunning landscapes, providing numerous opportunities for relaxation, exploration, and water sports. Sardinia is famous for its pristine beaches and clear turquoise waters, particularly along the Costa Smeralda and the La Maddalena Archipelago.

Sicily offers a mix of natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, with historic cities like Palermo and Catania, ancient ruins, and the volcanic Aeolian Islands. The Tuscan Archipelago, including Elba, features clear waters, beautiful beaches, and charming towns, ideal for yachting.

Italian Islands (Sardinia, Sicily, Tuscan Archipelago)

Frequently Asked Questions

The best time for a yacht charter in Italy is from May to October. During these months, the weather is warm, and the Mediterranean Sea offers ideal sailing conditions. July and August are the peak months, featuring the hottest temperatures and the most vibrant atmosphere in popular coastal destinations. However, these months can also be crowded and more expensive. For those looking for a more relaxed experience, consider sailing in May, June, September, or early October, when the weather is still pleasant, but the crowds have thinned, and prices are generally lower.

Italy offers several fantastic starting points for a yacht charter, depending on the regions you wish to explore. Naples is a great starting point for those wanting to explore the Amalfi Coast, Capri, and the islands of the Bay of Naples. Sardinia is another excellent choice, particularly for exploring the stunning Costa Smeralda and the La Maddalena Archipelago. Sicily, especially from ports like Palermo or Catania, is ideal for exploring the Aeolian Islands. Genoa or La Spezia are perfect if you’re interested in sailing along the Ligurian Coast and visiting the famous Cinque Terre. Each starting point offers its own unique set of attractions and sailing opportunities.

Yes, it is permitted to sail from Italy to neighboring countries with a chartered yacht, but there are specific regulations to follow. Before departing Italy, you must clear customs and immigration at an official exit port. Upon entering a neighboring country, such as France, Monaco, or Croatia, you’ll need to check in with their customs and immigration authorities. It’s essential to have all necessary documentation, including valid passports, yacht registration, and crew lists. Additionally, ensure you comply with visa requirements and maritime regulations for both Italy and the country you are entering.

If you need to cancel or reschedule your booking, the options will depend on the specific terms provided by the charter company. Leading firms typically offer the following:

  1. Cancellation Policy: Refunds are usually based on how far in advance the cancellation is made. For example, if you cancel several months before the departure date, you may be eligible for a partial or full refund. Closer to the departure date, refunds may be reduced or not available at all.
  2. Rescheduling Options: Most companies allow you to change your booking dates or location, often with an additional fee depending on availability. Some offer free rescheduling if done within a certain period before departure, while others may charge administrative fees.
  3. Cancellation Insurance: It is recommended to purchase cancellation insurance, which can cover you in case of unexpected events. Many companies offer this option during the booking process, reducing financial risk.

Before booking a yacht in Italy, take into account the following considerations:

- Season: Choose the right time of year for your charter based on your preferences for weather and crowd levels.

- Starting Point: Select a starting location that aligns with the regions you want to explore.

- Type of Charter: Decide whether you want a bareboat or crewed charter. For bareboat charters, ensure you have the necessary qualifications, as Italian authorities typically require a recognized boating license.

- Inclusions: Verify what is included in the charter package, such as fuel, linens, and final cleaning, as these can differ between charter companies.

- Cancellation Policy: Review the cancellation policy to understand your options in case your plans change.

To secure a yacht in Italy, you’ll generally need to pay a deposit, usually around 30-50% of the total charter fee, to confirm your booking. If you’re opting for a bareboat charter, make sure you have a valid boating license recognized by Italian authorities, such as the ICC (International Certificate of Competence) or an equivalent. You may also need a VHF radio license if you plan to operate the yacht’s radio. For crewed charters, no license is necessary, as the captain and crew will manage all sailing and navigation. To finalize your booking, ensure that you pay the remaining balance a few weeks before your departure, securing all the necessary arrangements for your trip.

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