Catamaran rentals in Italy
Italy is one of the most envied countries in the world – and rightfully so. With over 7900 km of coastline and 400 islands scattered around the peninsula, Italy boasts some of the most idyllic catamaran destinations in the world. There is a reason why Italians live “la dolce vita”, and there’s no better way to experience it than with your Océans Evasion catamaran rental in Italy.
How much does it cost to charter a catamaran in Italy?
A wide variety of catamarans are available to charter in Italy. Prices vary based on the region of the country you’re visiting, the characteristics of the catamaran and any additional services and equipment that you may need.
In the high season, prices can range from 5,600 to 8,400 euros per week. In the low season, catamaran charters in Italy amount to 25% less and generally range from 4,200 to 7,000 euros per week.
What do we offer at Océans Evasion?
Visitors have an abundance of catamarans to choose from in this country with a majority being able to hold up to 10-15 people onboard. Catamaran rentals in Italy are available with or without a skipper. Those who desire not to have one must hold a valid boating licence for the vessel.
For a more exclusive trip, Océans Evasion also provides all-inclusive private catamaran rentals with a crew ready to assist you and make your experience more peaceful. From onboard catering to house cleaning, we can guarantee that you will have a stress-free trip.
When is the best time to rent a catamaran?
Italy, being the fifth most visited country in the world, can unsurprisingly get a bit hectic in the July-August period. But thanks to its Mediterranean climate along the coast, it is possible to visit this sublime country earlier or later on in the year. If you wish to embrace this country to its fullest, we highly recommend setting sail in May or September.
Advantages of a catamaran rental in Italy
Italy has had a long-lasting relationship with the Mediterranean sea. Visiting the Italian coast on a catamaran not only provides a more authentic perspective, but also enables visitors to connect deeply with the country’s roots. In the high season, we will also give you a sigh of relief from the bustling coastal roads that are often unavoidable when travelling by car. Visitors will also be delighted to know that most famous attractions in the country are of close proximity to the shore, owing to Italy’s unique geographical shape.
What to do in Italy?
Home to the largest number of UNESCO world heritage sites in the world, a lifetime would not be enough to see all that Italy has to offer. From the archaeological site of Pompei to the white, pristine coastal villages of Apulia, there is something for everyone. Here is a list of our favourite destinations to visit in Italy by catamaran:
- The sublime Bay of Naples (including the islands of Capri and Procida) and neighbouring Amalfi Coast - where you can indulge in stunning views of Mount Vesuvius while swimming in the turquoise water.
- The island of Sicily with the historical city of Palermo and stunning northern coast. Our highlights include chartering a catamaran in the beautiful Capo d’Orlando and venturing out into sea. On a clear day, you will be able to see the nearby Aeolian islands, which includes the spectacular Stromboli volcano.
- Apulia, the “heel” of Italy, with unspoilt beaches and villages with white-washed limestone buildings.
- The crystal-clear waters of the Tuscan archipelago, which includes the beautiful island of Elba.