Hiring a yacht in Naples
Located in the southern Italian region of Campania, Naples is one of the best destinations to visit by boat and you will understand why. The city is home to numerous attractions ranging from a medieval castle to a beautiful old town. Furthermore, Naples is within close proximity to the ancient ruins of Pompeii, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the richest archaeological sites in the world. When you venture out of the city by boat, you can explore the beautiful islands of Ischia and Procida, the colourful towns of the Amalfi Coast and much more! It’s time to book your yacht charter in Naples with Océans Evasion.
How much can I expect to pay for a yacht hire in Naples?
The price of a boat rental in Naples is based on the type of boat you opt for, the season and the duration of your hire and any additional services or equipment that you may require. Below, you can find the average weekly prices for the different boats available.
Sailboats
£2,450/week in low season
£2,905/week in high season
Motorboats
£5,250/week in low season
£5,950/week in high season
Catamarans
£6,300/week in low season
£7,700/week in high season
Yachts
£24,500/week in low season
£26,600/week in high season
Why should you charter a yacht in Naples with a skipper?
You can opt for a boat hire in Naples with or without a skipper. If you wish to make the most out of your sailing trip, we highly recommend hiring a skipper onboard. Not only will this take away the stress of having to navigate but you also be able to discover the beautiful coast with a local! A skipper will know the best places to visit and anchor, giving you a peace of mind when out in the open waters.
What do we offer in Naples?
There is a wide range of boats available to hire in Naples and the Amalfi Coast. If you wish to explore the Gulf of Naples in a more exclusive way, we highly recommend hiring a boat with a crew onboard. The crew will be here to make sure that you have the holiday of a lifetime. Not only will they be able to show you the best spots along the coast, but they will also be here to take care of all tasks onboard including dining and cleaning. They are available on a wide range of our vessels, including luxury yacht charters and are employed by the boat owner.
When should I hire a boat in Naples?
Naples is located within close proximity to the stunning Amalfi Coast and every year, many visitors from around the world flock to the beautiful towns, beaches and coves of this region. The busiest time to visit is July and August and these months also happen to be the warmest. If you wish to escape the crowds during your trip, we highly recommend hiring a boat between April and June or September and October. During this period, the water temperature is perfect for swimming and you will have the beaches to yourself!
What to do in Naples?
If you're looking for an activity-packed holiday, then Naples is the perfect place for you. With its stunning scenery, wonderful food and lively atmosphere, there's never a dull moment. And there's no better way to discover Italy's third-largest city than with a boat hire. This way, you can see everything Naples has to offer from the sea. Here's our list of things to see in Naples and the surrounding area with a boat hire:
- The Amalfi Coast - one of the most popular tourist destinations in Italy, the Amalfi Coast is famous for its dramatic coastline, pretty towns and villages, and stunning views.
- The islands of Capri and Ischia - both just a short boat ride from Naples, these islands offer a more relaxed pace of life, with plenty of opportunities for swimming, sunbathing and exploring.
- Pompeii - an ancient Roman city that was buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79AD, Pompeii is now a major tourist attraction, with visitors able to explore the ruins and learn about life in Roman times.
- Herculaneum - another ancient city that was buried by Mount Vesuvius, Herculaneum is smaller than Pompeii but no less interesting, with plenty of ruins to explore.
- The Solfatara Crater - a volcanic crater just outside Naples, the Solfatara is still active today, with steam and sulphurous gases rising from the crater floor. It's an eerie but fascinating place to visit.