Rent a boat in Capri

Discover Capri by boat

Discover paradise on water by exploring the Stunning Coastline of this must-see Italian island.

Capri, nestled in the Tyrrhenian Sea, invites travellers to reveal its beauty by yacht. Enjoy freedom, and witness beautiful sunsets by immersing yourself on the Mediterranean Sea.

This island offers a sailing experience, adaptable for all levels, thanks to its calm waters, and you can also discover gorgeous destinations. If you are looking for to discover peaceful and private bays of turquoise waters, or panoramic views, a private yacht charter in Capri promises an idyllic escape from the ordinary. Embark on this sailor adventure and let the charm of Capri leave you with memorable memories.

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Capri?

Yacht charter prices in Capri vary based on several factors:

Season: 

The high season in summer months are more expensive, while mid and off-seasons offer more budget-friendly options.

Duration: 

Prices depend on whether you charter for a day, for a weekend, or for a week.

Type of Boat: 

The costs differ based on the type and size of the boat you choose will also affect the price.

Port/Marina: 

The prices can vary by location, proximity to attractions, and also the demand.

With or Without Skipper: 

You can choose to include a skipper for an extra fee. Popular tourist areas may have higher prices compared to less crowded locations.

Extras: 

Additional costs may include equipment rental, crew fees, and fuel.

Average prices in Capri range widely, the prices may also vary based on passenger capacity, so inquire about all details before booking your Capri boat adventure.

How much does it cost to charter a skippered yacht in Capri?

When chartering a skippered yacht in Capri, you have the convenience of exploring this beautiful island without worrying about navigation. Prices can vary depending on various factors, including the type of yacht, duration, season, and optional services. Here are approximate costs for skippered yacht charters in Capri:

Motorboats:

Full day: from €100 +

RIB: 

Full day: from €120 + 

Motor yacht & Sailboat:

Most of the time, a skipper's price is already included in the final price. 

Please note that the cost may differ based on the specific yacht owner and prevailing market conditions. Additional expenses like fuel, mooring fees, and optional services may apply.

 How much does it cost to charter a crewed yacht in Capri?

Chartering a crewed yacht in Capri offers a luxurious and convenient way to explore the beautiful waters around this iconic Italian island. The cost of chartering a crewed yacht can vary widely, depending on several factors:

Crew Fees: Crew fees typically account for around 10% to 20% of the total charter cost. These fees cover the captain, chef, and additional staff, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience.

Additional Expenses: In addition to crew fees, there may be additional expenses such as fuel, provisions, port fees, and optional services.

Seasonal Variations: It's important to note that prices may increase during the high season, which is typically the summer months when Capri is a popular tourist destination.

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Capri for a day?

Motorboat:

From €150 in low season and in high season, per day.

RIB:

From €550 in low season and €330 in high season, per day.

Boat without licence:

From €400 in low season and €300 in high season, per day.

Motor yacht:

From €3,000 in low and €2,400 in high season, per day.

Sailboat:

From €110 in low season and €300 in high season, per day.

Where to sail in Capri?

Capri, with its stunning coastline and clear waters, offers numerous accessible ports and marinas to visit while sailing around the island. Here are five must-visit ports and marinas in Capri:

Marina Grande: Capri's main port, with shops and cafés, is your gateway to the island's attractions.

Marina Piccola: A nice spot on Capri's southern coast, ideal for swimming and admiring the Faraglioni rocks.

Marina di Capri: Next to Marina Grande, it offers easy access to Capri's highlights and is favoured by private boats.

Marina di Forio: Located on Ischia island, it's perfect for those wanting to explore both Capri and Ischia's beaches.

Marina di Punta Campanella: On the mainland near Sorrento, it provides stunning views of Capri and serves as a strategic starting point for a coastal exploration.

Which season is the best to rent a boat in, Capri?

The best season for a yacht rental in Capri depends on your preferences and priorities:

• Off-Season (late fall to early Spring): Offers budget-friendly prices but cooler weather and reduced services.
• Shoulder Season (Late Spring and Early Fall): Balance between availabilities and pleasant weather, with fewer crowds.
• High season in summer (June to August): Offers the warmest weather, but comes with premium prices and higher tourist numbers.

The late spring to early fall period provides the most favourable weather conditions for sailing and exploring Capri's coastline.

What are the advantages of sailing for a weekend in Capri?

Sailing for a weekend in Capri offers a unique and enchanting experience. It allows you to create your own itinerary and make the most of your precious time in the Italian paradise. Here are the benefits and advantages of choosing this type of getaway:

Scenic Beauty: Enjoy breathtaking views of Capri's coastline and iconic landmarks from the comfort of your yacht.

Privacy and Serenity: Escape the crowds and find secluded anchorages for a peaceful getaway.

Unique Experiences: Explore hidden grottoes, cultural attractions, and exclusive destinations accessible only by sea.

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Capri for a weekend?

Motorboat:

From €450 in low season and in high season, per weekend.

RIB:

From €1,650 in low season and €990 in high season, per weekend.

Boat without licence:

From €1,200 in low season and €900 in high season, per weekend.

Motor yacht:

From €9,000 in low and €7,200 in high season, per weekend.

Sailboat:

From €330 in low season and €900 in high season, per weekend.

What type of boat is best to rent for a weekend in Capri?

The choice of boat for a weekend getaway in Capri depends on your preferences and the experience you seek. We still recommend you to charter a motorboat, if you prefer speed and flexibility in your roadmap, a motorboat is an excellent choice. You can quickly reach various destinations around Capri, making the most of your short getaway. Motorboats are perfect for exploring multiple coves and beaches.

Which places are best to visit when renting a boat in Capri for a weekend?

When renting a boat for a weekend in Capri, you'll have the opportunity to explore some of the most stunning locations around the island. Here are five must-visit places to include in your route:

Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra): This natural sea cave is famous for its blue waters, which are lit up by sunlight filtering through an underwater cavity. It's an enchanting experience that should not be missed.

Faraglioni Rocks: These iconic sea stacks, named Stella, Faraglione di Mezzo, and Scopolo, are a symbol of Capri. Sail between these impressive rock formations.

Marina Piccola: Located on the southern coast, Marina Piccola offers a relaxed atmosphere with turquoise water. It's an excellent spot for swimming and snorkelling, with picturesque views of the Faraglioni.

Marina Grande di Capri: The main marina of Capri, Marina Grande, is the gateway to the island's attractions. Explore the charming town of Capri, visit the famous Piazzetta, and enjoy local cuisine at waterfront restaurants.

Punta Carena Lighthouse: Located on the western side of the island, this lighthouse offers a vantage point to watch the sunset over the static sea. It's a peaceful spot to enjoy the sunset.

What are the advantages of sailing for a week in Capri?

Sailing for a weekend in Capri offers a unique and enchanting experience. Here are the benefits and advantages of choosing this type of week trip:

Comprehensive Exploration: Enjoy an extended trip to thoroughly explore the island of Capri and nearby destinations like Ischia and the Amalfi Coast.

Flexible Itinerary: Create a flexible schedule to visit various ports, anchorages, and attractions at your own speed.

Cultural Immersion: Immerse yourself in local culture, dine in authentic restaurants, and engage with the Mediterranean way of life.

Quality Time: Spend quality time with your family and friends, enjoying and creating lasting memories aboard your yacht rental.

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Capri for a week?

Motorboat:

From €1,050 in low season and in high season, per week.

RIB:

From €3,850 in low season and €2,310 in high season, per week.

Boat without licence:

From €2,800 in low season and €2,100 in high season, per week.

Motor yacht:

From €21,000 in low and €16,800 in high season, per week.

Sailboat:

From €770 in low season and €2,100 in high season, per week.

What type of boat is best to rent for a week in Capri?

Choosing the right type of boat for a week-long adventure in Capri is crucial for ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience. The best type of boat depends on your preferences, group size, and the kind of journey you desire. We still recommend you to charter a catamaran for a week-long rental in Capri.

They provide stability and ample space, making them suitable for families or larger groups. With their shallow drafts, catamarans can access shallower areas near the coast, and they offer comfortable accommodations for an extended stay.

Which places are best to visit when renting a boat in Capri for a week?

Villa Jovis: Explore the ancient Roman ruins of Emperor Tiberius' former palace, perched on a cliff with beautiful views of the island.

Green Grotto (Grotta Verde): This cave features emerald-green waters, creating a magical ambiance inside. It's an alternative to the Blue Grotto.

Villa San Michele: Visit this charming villa in Anacapri, once owned by Swedish physician Axel Munthe, and enjoy its gardens and panoramic views.

I Giardini di Augusto (Gardens of Augustus): Walk around these gorgeous gardens in Capri town.

Monte Solaro: Take a hike to the summit of Capri's highest peak for panoramic views that extend across the island and beyond.

Chiaia di Luna Beach: While it's often inaccessible due to falling rocks, this secret beach offers impressive cliffs when it can be safely reached.

Marina del Cantone: Adventure yourself to this charming fishing village on the mainland, known for its seafood restaurants.

Sorrento: Extend your boat trip to the nearby town of Sorrento, where you can explore historic streets, example Limoncello.

These additional destinations in and around Capri provide a diverse range of experiences, from historical and cultural sites to natural wonders and charming coastal towns, enhancing your week-long boat rental adventure in this captivating region.

What is the capacity of boats in Capri?

Boat capacities in Capri can vary widely depending on the type of boat you choose. Here's a general overview of the maximum and minimum capacities for different types of boats, along with the average or maximum/minimum number of cabins:

Sailboats:

Capacity: 2 to 10 passengers.

Cabins: 1 to 4 cabins.

Motorboats:

Capacity: 2 to 20+ passengers.

Cabins: 0 to 3 cabins.

Catamarans:

Capacity: 2 to 20+ passengers.

Cabins: 2 to 6 cabins.

Yachts:

Capacity: 2 to 20+ passengers.

Cabins: 2 to 8+ cabins.

Choose the boat type that best suits your group size and preferences for a memorable experience in Capri.