Yacht hire in Lanzarote

Hiring a yacht in Lanzarote

The moment you land in Lanzarote, you will feel as if you’ve stumbled onto another planet - quite literally. The Canary Island’s fourth largest island is home to lunar-like volcanic landscapes and black sand beaches. These unique features are one of the reasons why the whole island became a biosphere reserve in 1993. It’s time to book a yacht charter in Lanzarote with Océans Evasion to discover what this magical island has to offer.

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

The price of a boat hire in Lanzarote depends on different factors such as the type of boat you need, the characteristics of the boat and any additional options or equipment that you may require. The season and duration of your hire also alters this price. Below is a list of weekly average prices according to boat type.

Sailboats

£1,960/week in low season

£2,450/week in high season

Motorboats

£3,850/week in low season

£5,250/week in high season

RIBs

£3,500/week in low season

£4,200/week in high season

Catamarans

£7,000/week in low season

£9,100/week in high season

Yachts

£9,450/week in low season

£10,500/week in high season

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

You have the possibility of renting a boat in Lanzarote with or without a skipper. If you have a valid boating licence and you are up for an adventure, we highly recommend booking a bareboat rental. You will be able to explore the island and archipelago with a complete sense of freedom and plan your own itinerary according to what you’d like to see.

On the other hand, if you’re longing for a stress-free sailing holiday, you can also opt for a skipper onboard. The skipper will be able to guide you to the best spots around the island.

What do we offer in Lanzarote?

At Océans Evasion, we have a plethora of available boat rentals in Lanzarote, with many being capable of welcoming up to 10 people onboard.

If you wish to forget about the hustle and bustle of your daily life, it is also possible to opt for a private boat hire in Lanzarote which comes with a crew. The crew will be available to accommodate your every need and ensure that you have the holiday of a lifetime. No need to think about dining or cleaning, as the team will be here to take care of this!

When should I hire a boat in Lanzarote?

Lanzarote’s ideal location off the coast of North Africa means that you can enjoy the sunshine and warm temperatures all year round. The island has an air temperature which never drops below 15°C, and as a result, it means that you can book a boat charter in December just as much as you can in July. The island is, unsurprisingly, at its peak during the summer but is also a popular destination in the winter for travellers who wish to soak up the sun and escape the colder temperatures in Northern Europe.

What to do in Lanzarote?

With 132 miles of coastline, visitors are spoiled for choice when they hire a boat in Lanzarote. Not only is the island home to a wide range of things to see and do, but it also serves as a base for visiting neighbouring islands in the archipelago. We have compiled a list of our favourite destinations in Lanzarote:

• Hike across the stunning Timanfaya National Park, known for its red soil and geysers. This national park is a reminder to tourists about the island’s volcanic origins.
• Soak up the sun on the beautiful Papagayo beach, known for having some of Lanzarote’s finest sands and crystal-clear water. The island is close to the nearby town of Playa Blanca, known for its cute white-washed buildings and seafront promenade.
• On the southeast coast of Lanzarote lies the small town of Puerto del Carmen, the island’s most famous resort. Here, you can find many sandy beaches such as Playa Grande and Matagorda, and spend time wandering around the cute streets. If you wish to indulge in local cuisine, we highly recommend trying one of Puerto del Carmen’s many seafood restaurants and tapas bars.
• If you wish to dive into culture, one of our favourite’s includes the César Manrique Foundation in Taro de Tahiche. Built on an old lava flow, this gallery used to be Manrique’s studio-home and today features his artwork. There are also sketches from other well-known painters such as Pablo Picasso and Joan Miro.