Boat Rental in Barcelona

Yacht Rental in Barcelona

Perhaps one of the most sought-after tourist destinations in Europe, Barcelona is a city full of art and culture on every corner. This beautiful city is lined with golden sands, palm trees and the sparkling Mediterranean Sea. Stroll down the winding streets of the Gothic Quarter, sit in the quaint squares of El Born, or see the majestic modernist architecture of Catalan architect Antoni Gaudi. When you’re done touring the city, sit on the beaches of Barceloneta and go for a swim in the turquoise water before having a drink at one of the beach bars or “chiringuitos”. The air in Barcelona is electrifying and it will leave you feeling more alive than ever. Get a yacht rental in Barcelona to discover everything that this romantic and buzzing city has to offer.

How much does a private yacht charter in Barcelona cost?

If you are considering a yacht rental in Barcelona you should know that the price will vary based on a number of factors such as the duration of your boat trip, how many passengers are on board, and the size and type of vessel you choose. Below are some average prices by boat type.

Sailboats

A sailboat rental in Barcelona costs about €5,040/week in high season and €3,300/week in low season for 11 people on board.

Motorboats

A motorboat rental in Barcelona costs about €2,450/week in high season and €2,100/week in low season for 6 people on board.

RIBS

A RIB rental in Barcelona costs about €4,020/week for 10 people on board.

Catamarans

A catamaran rental in Barcelona costs about €7,900/week in high season and €6,000/week in low season for 12 people on board.

Gulets

A gulet rental in Barcelona costs about €15,000/week in high season and €12,000/week in low season for 10 people on board.

Jet skis

A jet ski rental in Barcelona costs about €2,450/week.

Yachts

A yacht rental in Barcelona costs about €3,872/week for 12 people on board.

What is the best time of year to rent a yacht in Barcelona?

Barcelona has a Mediterranean climate characterised by hot, dry summers and mild winters. On average, Barcelona has humidity levels of 70% and a UV index of 5, with 220 days of sunshine per year. For the lowest levels of precipitation and warmest temperatures, the best time for a yacht rental in Barcelona is between May and October with an average high of 27°C in the month of July.

Should you charter a yacht in Barcelona with a skipper or crew?

We have a range of yacht charter options in Barcelona including bareboat rentals and vessels with a skipper or crew on board. Even for the most experienced sailors, we recommend renting a yacht with a skipper on board for a more luxurious holiday and all-inclusive experience. Skippers are licenced professionals who handle all of the sailing logistics so you don’t have to do anything but sit back and relax. Not only do skippers maximise your security on board but they are also usually Barcelona locals, who can take you to some of the hidden gems in the city. Bask in the glow of worry-free boating and sail in the capable hands of a skipper.

What can you see and do on a Barcelona yacht rental?

There’s so much to do in Barcelona that it can be hard to know where to start. Here are some of our favourite things to do and see on a Barcelona yacht rental.

• Walk down the city’s most iconic street “La Rambla”, and visit the infamous “La Boqueria” market to get a taste of the local flavours.
• Visit the iconic Park Güell and see the stunning rainbow-coloured tiles and sculptures.
• Explore the grounds of Montjuic and see the castle at the top of the hill.
• Sunbathe on Barcelona’s 4.5km of coastline. Play beach volleyball, surf, paddle board, and snorkel in the crystal-clear water.
• See some of the city’s most famous sights like the modernist masterpieces of Sagrada Familia, La Pedrera, and Casa Batllo.

Nearby destinations to visit on your yacht charter in Barcelona

If you have time and are interested in a longer charter, consider sailing to some other destinations outside of Barcelona like:

• Badalona, a mini, more relaxed version of Barcelona.
• Montgat, a coastal village that’s great for family holidays.
• Sitges, a beach town with epic nightlife.
• Costa Brava, the wild coastal region of Catalonia.
• Tarragona, a medieval city with Roman ruins.