Boat rental in Italy

Renting a yacht in Italy with Oceans Evasion

Home to some of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, Italy is a Mediterranean jewel. This country boasts its rich history, beautiful scenery, and amazing food. Not to mention, it has beautiful lakes as well as a long coastline along the sea, perfect for renting a yacht. With Oceans Evasion, you can have an unforgettable boating holiday- the adventure awaits!

How much does it cost to rent a yacht in Italy?

Many factors affect the price of a yacht rental in Italy. For example, this could include the type of boat, the size of the vessel, the specific location, the duration of your journey, and the season. This being said, the average prices of yachts in Italy are as follows:

RIBs

€2,000 per week in the low season

€2,500 per week in the high season

Motorboats

€1,750 per week in the low season

€2,100 per week in the high season

Sailboats

€3,000 per week in the low season

€4,500 per week in the high season

Catamarans

€6,500 per week in the low season

€14,500 per week in the high season

Gulets

€13,500 per week in the low season

€20,500 per week in the high season

Jet Skis

€2,800 per week throughout the year

Houseboats

€2,000 per week in the low season

€4,680 per week in the high season

Should you rent with or without a skipper?

On Oceans Evasion you have the option to rent a yacht with or without a skipper. As long as you carry the proper boating license, then it is possible to rent without a skipper. However, your rental requires a skipper if you do not have a license. This being said, there are many advantages to hiring a skipper on your boating holiday! Of course, a professional skipper can sail, dock, and anchor the yacht with ease, but they will also be able to tailor your journey to your wishes. Skippers will be familiar with the region and the surrounding waters, therefore, they will know where to take you. Whether it be snorkelling locations, secluded beaches, or the most popular destinations, they will happily handle it.

What is the climate like in Italy?

With 301,230 kilometres squared of land, there are many different climatic conditions in Italy according to each respective region. In the north, you will find mountainous landscapes like Lake Como that reach negative temperatures in the winter with mild summers. In contrast, you can head to the south of Italy to places like Sicily and Sardegna where the winters are mild and the summers are hot at 30 degrees Celsius.

Depending on the location, you can also experience pleasant weather throughout the year. Regardless of where you go, the peak season for tourism in Italy is in August. So, if you prefer to avoid crowds, a yacht rental is a perfect solution because you can escape out into the open sea or the middle of a lake.

What to do in Italy?

When it comes to discovering Italy, the options are endless. If you are looking for food, culture, or beautiful beaches, you are certain to find it here. Don’t know where to visit? We can help you with that.

If you want to experience the Italian countryside, consider visiting some of the gorgeous lakes that Italy has to offer. For example, you can visit Lake Como or Lake Garda when you want a breath of fresh air throughout the year. These glistening lakes are scattered with forests and traditional towns, making them the perfect place for a relaxing boating holiday.

If you prefer to visit the beach and coast through the Mediterranean waters on your yacht rental, then you can visit places such as Naples, the Amalfi Coast, Sicily, and Sardegna. By sailing in these spots, you will have the chance to see an abundance of beautiful scenery. From olives to lemon trees and silky sands to rough pebble beaches, there is so much to see here.

Italy is home to many magnificent sailing areas which can be found both on the mainland and around the country’s many islands. To help you decide where to take your Italian yacht rental, we have compiled a list of some of our favourites:

• Lake Garda
• Sardinia
• Elba
• Capri
• Amalfi Coast
• The Pontine Islands
• Sicily
• Tuscany