Boat Rental in Menorca

Experience the beautiful island of Menorca with a yacht rental

When you think of the Balearic Islands you might be tempted to choose the popular islands of Mallorca or Ibiza, but Menorca is the up-and-coming beauty of the island group. Because Menorca receives fewer tourists than the other islands, it’s become a sort of unspoilt, natural oasis recognised by UNESCO as a biosphere reserve in 1993. With the number of visitors to Menorca rising every year it seems that more people are discovering the wonders of this formerly hidden gem. If you’re considering a yacht rental for your next holiday, go to Menorca. It has more coastline than Mallorca and Ibiza combined, with more than 200 kilometres of the sparkling sea to explore and hundreds of coves or calas lined with pristine, white sand. Rent a yacht in Menorca and sunbathe on some of the best beaches in the world.

How much is it to rent a private yacht in Menorca?

If you’re considering a yacht rental in Menorca for your next holiday, the price will vary depending on the duration of your rental, the time of year you want to sail, and how many passengers will be on board. The price of a bareboat rental is also different to that of a skippered vessel. Below are some average prices of a yacht charter in Menorca by vessel type. Be advised that the size of the boat and the amenities offered on board can also affect the cost.

Sailboats

A sailboat rental in Menorca costs about €2,800/week in high season and €2,400/week in low season for 8 people on board.

Motorboats

A motorboat rental in Menorca costs about €2,030/week in high season and €1,680/week in low season for 5 people on board.

RIBS

A RIB rental in Menorca costs about €5,810/week in high season and €2,800/week in low season for 12 people on board.

Catamarans

A catamaran rental in Menorca costs about €8,840/week in high season and €3,340/week in low season for people on board.

Gulets

A gulet rental in Menorca 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 Menorca costs about €2,730/week in high season and €1,050/week in low season for 3 people.

Yachts

A yacht rental in Menorca costs about €42,000/week in high season and €30,100/week in low season for 11 people on board.

What time of year should I do a yacht charter in Menorca?

Menorca has a Mediterranean climate with an average annual temperature of 19°C, hot summers and cold winters. For the highest temperatures and least amount of rainfall, charter a yacht in Menorca in the summer months. July is the hottest month with an average high of 26°C and water temperatures up to 27°C!

Should I have a skipper or crew on my Menorca yacht rental?

Before you rent a yacht in Menorca you should know that a sailing licence is required in the Balearics. If you have a licence to sail feel free to charter one of our private bareboat vessels but if not, don’t worry! At Oceans Evasion we’ve got a variety of rental options which include a skipper or crew on board, allowing you to sail with ease. There are many benefits to having a skipper on board as they handle everything from docking to anchoring and navigating the boat. Having a skipper on board provides you with a more luxurious and personalised experience because they are usually locals and can give you a unique perspective about where to go and what to see in Menorca. Sail in capable hands with a skipper!

What can I do and see on my yacht charter in Menorca?

Although it is lesser known than the other islands in the archipelago, Menorca has no shortage of things to do. Here are some of our favourite things to see and do on a Menorca yacht charter.

• Visit the five natural parks and reserves on the island. Here, you can view species of turtles and peregrine falcons lounging against the lush green landscape of pine forests and fruit orchards.
• Stroll through the Old Town of Menorca’s original capital, Ciutadella and see the gothic architecture of Santa Maria Cathedral or one of the abandoned limestone quarries sitting just outside the city.
• Enjoy the strong prevailing winds and head to Fornells to go windsurfing and kitesurfing. Sail to Binibeca to paddleboard or scuba dive and discover underwater shipwrecks. While there you’ll also find a series of quiet coves, which are the perfect place for snorkelling.
• Sunbathe on some of the best beaches in the world such as Cala Mitjaneta, Cala del Pilar, Cala Mesquida, and Cala Escorxada.