Milan · Moncalieri, Loano, Riva di Traiano, Marina degli Aregai
Abayachting
Used and new boat sales with branches in four marinas.
Yachts for sale
Yacht charter in Italy
9 charter companies and brokers across 9 places in Italy. Pick a city to compare operators, or browse them all below.
- Companies
- 9
- Bareboat
- 4
- Skippered or crewed
- 7
- Yachts for sale
- 5
Charter companies and brokers in Italy
Listed from each company's own public information. Visit their website for fleet, dates and prices.
Sicily
ALA Charter
Boutique sailing charter.
SkipperedBareboat
Pietrasanta · Marina di Pietrasanta
Allied Yachting Italia
Italian office of the Allied Yachting group.
Yachts for saleCrewed
Varazze · Marina di Varazze
Delta Yacht Brokerage
New and used boat sales on the Ligurian coast.
Yachts for sale
La Spezia · Porto Lotti and other bases
Dream Yacht Charter Italy
Dream Yacht Charter bases across Italy; check the current base list on their site.
BareboatSkippered
Viareggio
Fraser Yachts, Viareggio
Viareggio office of Fraser Yachts.
Yachts for saleCrewed
Procida · Procida, Portorosa, Cannigione
Sailitalia
Lists 51 sailing yachts and 22 catamarans on NauSYS; Moorings and Sunsail partner in Italy.
BareboatSkipperedCrewedYachts for sale
Amalfi
Silver Star Yachting
Crewed charter brokerage and charter management.
Crewed
Cagliari · Portisco, Porto Rotondo
Yachting in Sardinia
Week and day charter, flotillas and maintenance.
BareboatSkippered
Yachts listed in Italy
When to go
Italy's charter season usually runs from May to October. Peak weeks are in July and August, and the shoulder months of June and September are popular for milder weather and lower weekly rates.
Common questions
- When is the best time to charter in Italy?
- Italy's charter season usually runs from May to October. Peak weeks are in July and August, and the shoulder months of June and September are popular for milder weather and lower weekly rates.
- Do I need a licence to charter a boat?
- A skippered or crewed charter needs no licence because a professional skipper is on board. For a bareboat charter operators usually ask for sailing experience or a recognised boating licence, and the rules differ by country and boat size. Ask the operator what they require.
- How do I book, and who do I pay?
- Contact the company directly through its own website, or send a request through YachtRelay for yachts listed here. YachtRelay does not take payments or deposits: you agree the price and pay the operator under their contract.
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