Yacht hire in Amalfi

Hiring a yacht in Amalfi

In the southwestern Italian region of Campania lies the stunning town of Amalfi. Located on the lush and verdant coast which carries the same name, Amalfi serves as an excellent base for your next sailing holiday. With colourful buildings, pristine beaches, terraced vineyards and hundreds of lemon groves, a boat rental in Amalfi is one to remember. While exploring the coast, you will also come across some of the majestic views of Mount Vesuvius and the island of Capri, a paradise on earth. It’s time to book a yacht charter in Amalfi with Océans Evasion.

How much can I expect to pay for a yacht hire in Amalfi?

The price of a boat hire in Amalfi depends on numerous factors such as the type of boat you require, the characteristics of the boat, the season and duration of the hire as well as any additional services or equipment that you may need. Below is a list of average weekly prices according to boat type.

Sailboats

£4,200/week in low season

£5,950/week in high season

Motorboats

£8,400/week in low season

£11,200/week in high season

RIBs

£1,750/week in low season

£2,450/week in high season

Yachts

£17,500/week in low season

£22,750/week in high season

Why should you charter a yacht in Amalfi with a skipper?

It is possible to hire a yacht in Amalfi with or without a skipper. The captain will be able to show you the best spots along the Amalfi Coast and in the neighbouring Bay of Naples, many of which are inaccessible by land and off the beaten path. If you fancy discovering the Tyrrhenian Sea with a total sense of freedom, we highly recommend hiring a bareboat. You must make sure that you hold a valid boating license.

What do we offer in Amalfi?

There is a large selection of Amalfi Coast yacht charters to choose from, with a majority being able to hold up to 10 people on board - perfect for a holiday with family and friends. If you wish for a more high-end service, it is also possible to opt for a luxury yacht charter with a skipper and your own personal crew. The highly-trained team will be here to make sure that you have the holiday of a lifetime and will even take care of day-to-day activities such as dining and house cleaning.

When should I hire a boat in Amalfi?

The best time of the year to hire a yacht in Amalfi is between May and October when the sun is shining and water temperatures are high. July and August are the busiest months of the year so we recommend visiting this region in May or September to escape the crowds. During these months, restaurants, cafés and shops will still be open but you will be able to embrace the atmosphere here in a more authentic way.

What to do in Amalfi?

A yacht hire in Amalfi is the perfect way to discover this town and venture along the coast. The Amalfi Coast was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997 and features some of Italy’s most stunning scenery. We have compiled a list of our favourite destinations to this with your boat hire in Amalfi.

• Sail along the majestic Amalfi Coast, known as the “Divine Coast” for its lush green landscapes and colourful villages. The European upper class has been visiting this stretch of coastline for over 100 years and by cruising the waters, you will understand why. Luxurious villas, maze-like gardens and small towns perched on hills are a common sight here.
• Amalfi is within close proximity to Naples, the culinary capital of Italy. We highly recommend spending a day in this city, visiting all of the sights on offer and trying the local cuisine. The city is known for being the birthplace of one of the country’s most famous dishes - pizza.
• If you wish to dive into history, we recommend spending a day at Pompeii, an ancient Roman city which was destroyed after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. The town is one of the country’s biggest archaeological sites and every year, more artefacts are being discovered.
• With your yacht charter, we recommend sailing to two of Italy’s prettiest islands: Capri and Procida. Capri is known for its rugged mountains, hillside villages and impressive rock formations which can be found along the coast. The most famous one includes the Blue Grotto, a sea cave with bright blue waters. Several miles away lies the island of Procida, known for its colourful buildings and cute fishing villages. Procida is lesser known than Capri, but worth the visit on your boat tour.