Boat Rental and Yacht Charter in Italy
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Salerno, Italy5.0 (3 ratings)Beneteau Oceanis 38.1
- Sailboat
- 2019
- 8 beds
- 3 cabins
- 2 bathrooms
- 11.5 m long
- Captain optional
- Furling mainsail
Capo d'Orlando, Italy5.0 (3 ratings)Bali 4.3
- Catamaran
- 2020
- 10 beds
- 6 cabins
- 4 bathrooms
- 13.1 m long
- Captain optional
- Full batten mainsail
Casale sul Sile, Italy5.0 (2 ratings)Minuetto 8plus
- Houseboat
- 2017
- 10 beds
- 4 cabins
- 3 bathrooms
- 13.6 m long
- No license required
- 4.2 m wide
Cannigione, Italy5.0 (2 ratings)Bali 4.1
- Catamaran
- 2019
- 8 beds
- 4 cabins
- 4 bathrooms
- 12.37 m long
- Captain optional
- Full batten mainsail
Marsala, Italy5.0 (2 ratings)Dufour 460 Grand Large
- Sailboat
- 2020
- 10 beds
- 4 cabins
- 4 bathrooms
- 14.15 m long
- Captain optional
- Furling mainsail
Carloforte, Italy5.0 (1 rating)Beneteau Oceanis 34
- Sailboat
- 2013
- 6 beds
- 3 cabins
- 1 bathroom
- 10.34 m long
- Captain optional
- Full batten mainsail
Carloforte, Italy5.0 (1 rating)Beneteau Oceanis Clipper 393
- Sailboat
- 2004
- 8 beds
- 3 cabins
- 2 bathrooms
- 12 m long
- Captain optional
- Full batten mainsail
Tonnarella, Italy5.0 (1 rating)Beneteau Oceanis 473
- Sailboat
- 2001
- 10 beds
- 4 cabins
- 2 bathrooms
- 14.3 m long
- Captain optional
- Full batten mainsail
Portisco, Italy5.0 (1 rating)Beneteau Oceanis 43
- Sailboat
- 2011
- 10 beds
- 4 cabins
- 2 bathrooms
- 13.13 m long
- Captain optional
- Full batten mainsail
Olbia, Italy5.0 (1 rating)Lagoon 440
- Catamaran
- 2008
- 10 beds
- 4 cabins
- 4 bathrooms
- 13.61 m long
- Captain optional
- Full batten mainsail
La Spezia, Italy5.0 (1 rating)Oceanis 45
- Sailboat
- 2017
- 10 beds
- 4 cabins
- 2 bathrooms
- 13.94 m long
- Captain optional
- Full batten mainsail
Cagliari, Italy5.0 (1 rating)Beneteau Cyclades 50.5
- Sailboat
- 2009
- 11 beds
- 6 cabins
- 4 bathrooms
- 15.6 m long
- Captain optional
- Full batten mainsail
Naples, Italy5.0 (1 rating)Bavaria Cruiser 46
- Sailboat
- 2016
- 9 beds
- 4 cabins
- 3 bathrooms
- 14.27 m long
- Captain optional
- Full batten mainsail
Sorrento, Italy5.0 (1 rating)Raffaelli Shamal 40
- Motorboat
- 2005
- 12.2 m long
- Crew obligatory
- 32 kn max speed
- 400 hp engine
Olbia, Italy5.0 (1 rating)Lagoon 40
- Catamaran
- 2019
- 12 beds
- 4 cabins
- 4 bathrooms
- 11.74 m long
- Captain optional
- Full batten mainsail
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Three Ways to Sail in Italy
Explore Italy with our yacht charters and boat rentals suited for all experience levels. From bareboat options for seasoned sailors to skippered and fully crewed experiences, plus license-free boats for beginners, we offer the perfect vessel to discover Italy's beautiful waters your way.
Bareboat / Captain Optional
Ideal for experienced sailors seeking complete freedom and control for their Italy yacht rental experience.
- •Complete control over sailing itinerary around Italy
- •Privacy and intimacy for your group
- •Opportunities to improve sailing skills in Italy's waters
- •Cost-effective boat rental option for larger groups
Skippered / Captain Mandatory
Perfect for those seeking a balance of freedom and expert guidance while enjoying a boat rental in Italy.
- •Professional navigation and safety with local Italy expertise
- •Local knowledge and recommendations for hidden gems in Italy
- •Relaxed sailing experience in the beautiful waters of Italy
- •No license required for your Italy yacht charter adventure
Fully Crewed
The ultimate luxury yacht charter experience in Italy with full professional service.
- •Complete relaxation and comfort throughout your Italy boat journey
- •Professional crew service tailored to your needs
- •Gourmet dining experience featuring local Italy cuisine
- •Personalized itinerary planning to explore the best of Italy
Discover the Magic of Italy with a Boat Charter
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Italy's coastline from the deck of your own chartered boat. From the dramatic cliffs of the Amalfi Coast to the crystal-clear waters of Sardinia, Italy offers an unmatched combination of historical charm, world-class cuisine, and stunning Mediterranean sailing conditions.
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Flexible Booking That Fits Your Plans
Book with confidence knowing you can split your payment into three manageable installments, starting with just 15% down. Select boats offer free cancellation up to 30 days before departure, and early birds can enjoy exclusive discounts on specific dates throughout the season.The Perfect Boat for Every Sailor
Whether you're an experienced skipper looking for a sleek sailboat or a family seeking a spacious catamaran, we'll match you with the ideal boat. Our fleet ranges from affordable 32-foot sailboats starting at €200/day to luxury motor yachts for special occasions, with or without crew.Prime Mediterranean Sailing Conditions
Italy's sailing season peaks from May to October, with gentle morning breezes and afternoon winds perfect for cruising. Popular routes include the Tuscan Archipelago, the Aeolian Islands, and the Gulf of Naples, each offering unique combinations of sheltered bays and open-water sailing.Seamless Travel Support
Our partnerships ensure smooth sailing from start to finish. We offer reliable airport transfers through our trusted transport network, professional skipper services for those who want local expertise, and comprehensive charter insurance through Sealogy for peace of mind.Hidden Gems and Local Secrets
Access secluded coves and beaches only reachable by boat, from the hidden grottos of Capri to the pristine shores of Sardinia's Costa Smeralda. Drop anchor at charming fishing villages for authentic Italian experiences and discover archaeological sites along the coastline that most tourists never see.
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Our Favorite Boats in Italy
All Recommended Boats- Capo d'Orlando, Italy5.0 (3 ratings)
Bali 4.3
- Catamaran
- 2020
- 10 beds
- 6 cabins
- 4 bathrooms
- 13.1 m long
- Captain optional
- Full batten mainsail
Capo d'Orlando, Italy4.5 (2 ratings)Lagoon 46
- Catamaran
- 2022
- 10 beds
- 6 cabins
- 4 bathrooms
- 13.99 m long
- Captain optional
- Tonnarella, Italy5.0 (1 rating)
Beneteau Oceanis 473
- Sailboat
- 2001
- 10 beds
- 4 cabins
- 2 bathrooms
- 14.3 m long
- Captain optional
- Full batten mainsail
- Marsala, Italy5.0 (2 ratings)
Dufour 460 Grand Large
- Sailboat
- 2020
- 10 beds
- 4 cabins
- 4 bathrooms
- 14.15 m long
- Captain optional
- Furling mainsail
- Portisco, Italy5.0 (1 rating)
Beneteau Oceanis 43
- Sailboat
- 2011
- 10 beds
- 4 cabins
- 2 bathrooms
- 13.13 m long
- Captain optional
- Full batten mainsail
Portisco, Italy5.0 (1 rating)Dufour 390 Grand Large
- Sailboat
- 2021
- 8 beds
- 3 cabins
- 3 bathrooms
- 11.93 m long
- Captain optional
- Full batten mainsail
Portisco, Italy5.0 (1 rating)Dufour 360 Grand Large
- Sailboat
- 2021
- 8 beds
- 3 cabins
- 1 bathroom
- 10.3 m long
- Captain optional
- Full batten mainsail
Punta Ala, ItalyBavaria Cruiser 41
- Sailboat
- 2018
- 7 beds
- 3 cabins
- 2 bathrooms
- 12.35 m long
- Captain optional
- Furling mainsail
Agropoli, ItalyDufour 470
- Sailboat
- 2024
- 12 beds
- 6 cabins
- 4 bathrooms
- 14.85 m long
- Captain optional
Capo d'Orlando, ItalyExcess 11
- Catamaran
- 2024
- 10 beds
- 6 cabins
- 2 bathrooms
- 11.33 m long
- Captain optional
Capo d'Orlando, ItalyBeneteau Oceanis 40.1
- Sailboat
- 2023
- 10 beds
- 4 cabins
- 2 bathrooms
- 12.43 m long
- Captain optional
Capo d'Orlando, ItalyJeanneau Sun Odyssey 440
- Sailboat
- 2019
- 10 beds
- 4 cabins
- 2 bathrooms
- 13.39 m long
- Captain optional
- Furling mainsail
Tonnarella, ItalyOceanis 45
- Sailboat
- 2018
- 10 beds
- 4 cabins
- 2 bathrooms
- 13.85 m long
- Captain optional
- Furling mainsail
Portisco, ItalyBavaria C45
- Sailboat
- 2018
- 10 beds
- 5 cabins
- 2 bathrooms
- 13.98 m long
- Captain optional
Capo d'Orlando, ItalyJeanneau Sun Odyssey 490
- Sailboat
- 2019
- 12 beds
- 6 cabins
- 4 bathrooms
- 14.22 m long
- Captain optional
- Furling mainsail
Italy Yacht Charter Guide
Mediterranean paradise with 4,660 miles of coastline, offering diverse sailing from the Amalfi Coast to Sardinia's emerald waters
Perfect for:
Island HoppingCultural ExplorationLuxury Experience
Essential information
- Information type
- High and Low Season
- Description
- Peak season runs July through August with premium rates and crowded marinas. Shoulder season offers better value with pleasant conditions.
- Best Months to Book:
- May, June, September
- Information type
- Marinas, Ports and Mooring
- Description
- Modern marinas with full amenities alongside historic ports and scenic anchorages. Mediterranean mooring is standard practice.
- Best Places to Stay:
- Porto Cervo, Marina di Portofino, Porto di Roma
- Information type
- Wind & Weather
- Description
- Reliable summer sailing with predictable thermal winds and calm seas. Mistral winds can occur in spring and fall.
- Temperature & Winds:
- 65°F to 85°F, Force 2-6 Beaufort
- Information type
- Required Licenses and Certifications
- Description
- International certificate of competency (ICC) required for bareboat charter. VHF radio license recommended for offshore sailing.
- Best License to Hold:
- ICC, RYA Day Skipper, ASA 104
- Currency
- EUR
- Season
- April - October
Sailing Conditions in Italy
Italy offers some of the world's most captivating sailing destinations, with 4,723 miles of stunning coastline encompassing the Mediterranean, Adriatic, and Tyrrhenian Seas. The primary sailing season runs from April through October, with peak conditions from June to September. From the dramatic Amalfi Coast to the enchanting Sardinian waters, Italy combines rich maritime history with ideal sailing conditions, historic ports, and crystalline waters.
Wind Conditions
- •The Tyrrhenian Sea experiences the Maestrale (Mistral), a northwesterly wind typically reaching Beaufort force 4-6, strongest in western Sardinia and northern Corsica
- •Sicily's waters feature the Scirocco, a warm southeasterly wind that can reach Beaufort force 5-7 in spring and autumn
- •The Adriatic coast experiences the Bora, a strong northeastern wind reaching Beaufort force 6-8, particularly intense around Trieste and the northern regions
- •Summer thermal winds in the Ligurian Sea typically blow at Beaufort force 3-4, perfect for relaxed coastal sailing
- •The Aeolian Islands experience predictable thermal winds, usually Beaufort force 3-5, strongest in afternoon hours
Sea State
- •The Tyrrhenian Sea generally maintains calm conditions with wave heights of 1-3 ft (0.3-1 m) during summer months
- •The Adriatic Sea can become choppy with the Bora wind, producing short, steep waves up to 6-8 ft (2-2.5 m)
- •Waters around Sicily and the Aeolian Islands typically experience moderate swells of 2-4 ft (0.6-1.2 m)
- •The Ligurian Sea maintains relatively calm conditions, though can experience significant swells with strong Mistral winds
- •Sardinian waters, especially the western coast, can see larger swells up to 5-7 ft (1.5-2.1 m) during Mistral events
Temperature
- •Summer air temperatures range from 75-85°F (24-29°C) in coastal regions, with slightly cooler conditions in the northern Adriatic
- •Water temperatures peak in August, reaching 75-79°F (24-26°C) in the Tyrrhenian Sea and slightly cooler 72-75°F (22-24°C) in the Adriatic
- •Spring and fall see air temperatures of 65-75°F (18-24°C) with water temperatures around 68-72°F (20-22°C)
- •Winter temperatures rarely drop below 50°F (10°C) in southern regions, while northern areas can see temperatures as low as 41°F (5°C)
Tides and Currents
- •Mediterranean tidal ranges are minimal, typically less than 1.6 ft (0.5 m), having little impact on navigation
- •The Strait of Messina experiences strong currents up to 5 knots due to water exchange between the Tyrrhenian and Ionian Seas
- •Notable currents occur around the Aeolian Islands, particularly during strong wind conditions
- •The northern Adriatic experiences stronger tidal influences than the southern regions, especially around Venice
- •Surface currents in the Tyrrhenian Sea generally flow counterclockwise at 0.5-1 knot
Best Sailing Areas for Different Skill Levels
- •Beginners: The Gulf of Naples offers protected waters and easy navigation, the Tuscan Archipelago provides short passages between islands, and the southern Adriatic coast features gentle conditions with numerous safe harbors
- •Intermediate: The Aeolian Islands present varied conditions and interesting navigation challenges, while Sardinia's east coast and the Amalfi Coast offer more challenging coastal sailing with good shelter options
- •Advanced: Western Sardinia tests skills with strong Mistral winds, the Strait of Messina challenges with complex currents and traffic, and the northern Adriatic provides exciting sailing when the Bora winds blow
Best Time to Rent a Boat in Italy
Italy offers over 4,700 miles of stunning coastline, from the dramatic Amalfi Coast to the pristine Sardinian waters. With its Mediterranean climate, historic ports, and diverse sailing conditions ranging from protected bays to challenging open-water passages, Italy provides exceptional sailing opportunities across three distinct seas: the Tyrrhenian, Adriatic, and Ionian.
High Season (July and August)
- Pros & advantages
- Reliable northwesterly Maestrale winds of 10-15 knots create perfect sailing conditions around Sardinia and Sicily
- Coastal towns and marinas are fully operational with festivals, regattas, and vibrant nightlife in ports
- Warm water temperatures of 75-80°F (24-27°C) ideal for swimming and water activities in Aeolian Islands
- Cons & disadvantages
- Marina fees spike up to 200% in popular destinations like Portofino and Porto Cervo
- Advance booking essential for berths, especially in Amalfi Coast ports during peak August holidays
- Crowded anchorages in popular areas like Capri and Costa Smeralda require early arrival for spots
Shoulder Season (May-June and September-October)
- Pros & advantages
- Pleasant temperatures 65-75°F (18-24°C) with steady thermal winds perfect for sailing Tuscan archipelago
- Reduced marina rates and better berth availability in premium locations like Porto Rotondo
- Less crowded cruising grounds around Pontine Islands with excellent visibility for coastal navigation
- Cons & disadvantages
- Variable weather patterns can bring occasional thunderstorms, particularly in the northern Adriatic
- Some beach clubs and seasonal restaurants may have limited hours, especially in smaller ports
- Spring winds can be strong in Gulf of Lion, affecting passages to Sardinia and Corsica
Low Season (November through April)
- Pros & advantages
- Significantly reduced charter rates and nearly empty marinas along the entire coastline
- Dramatic sailing conditions for experienced crews with strong Mistral winds in Tyrrhenian Sea
- Authentic local experience in coastal towns without tourist crowds, especially in Sicily
- Cons & disadvantages
- Challenging weather with potential for Bora winds up to 40 knots in northern Adriatic
- Many coastal facilities and services operate on reduced hours or close completely
- Cold temperatures 45-60°F (7-16°C) and frequent rain limit swimming and outdoor activities
The shoulder seasons (May-June and September-October) offer the best balance of favorable sailing conditions, reasonable prices, and comfortable temperatures for most sailors. July and August provide the most reliable weather but require careful planning due to crowds and high costs. Experienced sailors seeking challenging conditions and solitude might enjoy winter sailing, particularly around Sicily and southern Italy, though facilities are limited. For families and first-time Mediterranean sailors, early June or September provide ideal conditions with moderate winds and good facility availability.
New Boats in Italy
All New Boats- Agropoli, Italy
Dufour 470
- Sailboat
- 2024
- 12 beds
- 6 cabins
- 4 bathrooms
- 14.85 m long
- Captain optional
- Capo d'Orlando, Italy
Excess 11
- Catamaran
- 2024
- 10 beds
- 6 cabins
- 2 bathrooms
- 11.33 m long
- Captain optional
Tonnarella, ItalyBeneteau Oceanis 37.1
- Sailboat
- 2025
- 6 beds
- 3 cabins
- 2 bathrooms
- 11.93 m long
- Captain optional
- Furling mainsail
Capo d'Orlando, ItalyExcess 11
- Catamaran
- 2024
- 10 beds
- 6 cabins
- 2 bathrooms
- 11.33 m long
- Captain optional
Portisco, ItalyBali 4.6
- Catamaran
- 2024
- 10 beds
- 5 cabins
- 4 bathrooms
- 14.28 m long
- Crew obligatory
- Full batten mainsail
Tonnarella, ItalyBali 4.4
- Catamaran
- 2024
- 8 beds
- 4 cabins
- 4 bathrooms
- 13.75 m long
- Captain optional
- Full batten mainsail
Portisco, ItalyBali 4.2
- Catamaran
- 2024
- 8 beds
- 4 cabins
- 4 bathrooms
- 12.85 m long
- Captain optional
Tonnarella, ItalyBeneteau Oceanis 51.1
- Sailboat
- 2025
- 12 beds
- 5 cabins
- 3 bathrooms
- 15.94 m long
- Captain optional
- Furling mainsail
Salerno, ItalyBali 4.8
- Catamaran
- 2024
- 10 beds
- 5 cabins
- 5 bathrooms
- 14.82 m long
- Crew obligatory
Tonnarella, ItalyBali 4.6
- Catamaran
- 2025
- 11 beds
- 5 cabins
- 4 bathrooms
- 14.28 m long
- Captain provided
Rosignano Solvay, ItalyBeneteau Oceanis 37.1
- Sailboat
- 2025
- 8 beds
- 3 cabins
- 2 bathrooms
- 11.93 m long
- Captain optional
- Full batten mainsail
Salerno, ItalyBeneteau Oceanis 46.1
- Sailboat
- 2024
- 8 beds
- 3 cabins
- 3 bathrooms
- 13.65 m long
- Captain optional
- Furling mainsail
Portisco, ItalyBali 4.6
- Catamaran
- 2024
- 11 beds
- 5 cabins
- 4 bathrooms
- 14.28 m long
- Captain provided
Salerno, ItalyBali 5.4
- Catamaran
- 2025
- 14 beds
- 6 cabins
- 6 bathrooms
- 16.8 m long
- Crew obligatory
- Full batten mainsail
Portisco, ItalyBeneteau First 53
- Sailboat
- 2025
- 7 beds
- 3 cabins
- 3 bathrooms
- 17.12 m long
- Captain optional
- Full batten mainsail
Which Boat to Charter in Italy?
When planning a yacht charter in Italy, selecting the right type of boat is crucial to ensure your sailing experience aligns with your preferences, group size, and desired level of comfort. Here's a quick overview of the most popular boat types available for charter in Italy:
Monohull Sailboat
Classic sailing vessels perfect for authentic maritime experiences, combining tradition with modern comfort.
- •Ideal for traditional sailing enthusiasts and smaller groups
- •Offers a more authentic sailing experience with excellent performance
- •More affordable compared to catamarans and motor yachts
Catamaran
Spacious, stable multi-hull vessels offering comfort and luxury for larger groups and families.
- •Perfect for families and larger groups seeking stability and space
- •Features spacious living areas with multiple cabins and large deck spaces
- •Excellent stability and easy maneuverability for comfortable sailing
Motor Yacht
Luxurious powered vessels combining speed, comfort, and high-end amenities for premium cruising experiences.
- •Ideal for covering longer distances with speed and comfort
- •Offers premium amenities and modern luxury features
- •Perfect for exploring multiple destinations without wind dependence
RIB
Rigid Inflatable Boats combining speed, safety, and versatility for dynamic water activities.
- •Excellent for day trips and water sports
- •Superior stability and safety in various conditions
- •Perfect for coastal exploration and quick transfers
Speedboat
Agile, open boats designed for thrilling day trips and water sports activities.
- •Ideal for exciting day trips and water sports
- •Perfect for quick coastal exploration
- •Easy to handle with great maneuverability
Gulet
Traditional wooden sailing vessels offering unique charm with modern comfort, ideal for luxury charter experiences.
- •Traditional wooden sailing vessels with timeless charm
- •Spacious deck areas perfect for entertaining and relaxation
- •Comes with professional crew for a premium charter experience
Houseboat
Floating vacation homes offering a unique blend of comfort and water-based living.
- •Perfect for those seeking a floating apartment experience
- •Ideal for calm waters and peaceful harbor stays
- •Offers home-like comfort with full living amenities
Power Catamaran
Twin-hulled motor vessels offering exceptional space and stability with powerful performance.
- •Combines catamaran stability with motorboat speed
- •Spacious layout with excellent fuel efficiency
- •Perfect for comfortable long-distance cruising
Italy Yacht Charter FAQ
What boating license do I need to charter in Italy?
For boats over 40 ft (12.2 m), you'll need an ICC or equivalent international license. Check our detailed licensing guide to find your country's requirements. No license needed for skippered charters.How much does it cost to rent a boat in Italy?
Sailboats start from $250/day in low season (Oct-Apr) to $450/day in high season (May-Sep). Catamarans range from $400-800/day, while motor yachts start at $600/day low season to $1,200/day peak season. Many boats offer exclusive discounts and flexible 3-installment payments.When is the best time to sail in Italy?
Peak sailing season is May to September, with temperatures around 85°F (29°C) and reliable winds of 10-15 knots. The Amalfi Coast and Sardinia offer perfect conditions June-August. Shoulder seasons (Apr-May, Sep-Oct) provide better rates and fewer crowds.What additional costs should I expect for an Italian charter?
Budget for mandatory end-cleaning ($110-550), security deposit (or insurance $110-380), marina fees (higher for catamarans), and local taxes. We offer comprehensive charter insurance options.Can you arrange transfers and provisioning services in Italy?
Yes! We provide airport transfers nationwide and can arrange gourmet provisioning, professional skippers, and all support services. Just let us know your preferences when booking.What's your cancellation policy?
Select boats offer extended free cancellation periods. We also provide a unique payment plan with just 15% down payment, split into 3 installments. Each boat's specific cancellation terms are clearly displayed on the listing.Can you help find specific types of boats not shown online?
Absolutely! We can source any professionally chartered boat in Italy and worldwide, even if not in our database. Whether you need a bareboat, skippered, or crewed charter for family, friends, or special events, we'll find your perfect match.
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