Italy Yacht Charter

Amalfi Coast Yacht Charter

UNESCO-listed and rated the most beautiful coastline in Europe, the Amalfi Coast is Italy’s top yacht charter destination. Dramatic cliffs, pastel towns, and cinematic views from the water make this route unforgettable, especially when approached by sea.

• Hotspots: Positano, Amalfi, Ravello, Capri, Li Galli Islands.
• Best For: Motor yachts and catamarans. Ideal for short, high-impact charters.
• Start From: Salerno or Naples — both have solid marinas with space for large superyachts.
• Sailing Conditions: Light winds in summer, easy line-of-sight navigation. It gets busy during high season, so we strongly recommend booking well in advance.
• Insider Tip: Anchor off Li Galli for a quieter swim stop between hotspots. Lunch at Conca del Sogno is always a win.

Sardinia Yacht Charter

Sardinia is one of our top-selling spots for luxury yacht charters in the Mediterranean. The Costa Smeralda is superyacht central, packed with high-end restaurants and luxury resorts, but just to the north, you have the Maddalena Archipelago, a region of pure wild beauty. And a small jump further, you are in southern Corsica.

• Hotspots: Porte Cervo, Cala di Volpe, La Maddalena.
• Best for: Superyacht charters with a mix of glamorous coastal towns and stunning remote nature.
• Start from: Most of our charters depart from Olbia, heading north along the Costa Smeralda to the La Maddalena archipelago and onward to Bonifacio in Corsica.
• Sailing Conditions: Expect Mistral winds in early summer; Maddalena offers well-protected anchorages.
• Insider Tip: You can’t step onto Pink Beach (Spiaggia Rosa) on Budelli, but anchoring nearby is a must — the view alone is worth it

Sicily Yacht Charter

Sicily is raw, cultural, and under the radar — perfect for charterers who want something more adventurous than the typical Med loop. It’s also one of the world’s best-known food capitals, with deep local traditions, fresh island ingredients, and serious regional pride.

• Hotspots: Lipari, Salina, Panarea, Stromboli, Taormina.
• Best for: Explorers. Great for monohulls and catamarans looking for a 7-day island loop.
• Start from: Milazzo or Portorosa for Aeolian access; Catania or Palermo for east/south coast cruising.
• Sailing Conditions: Open-water hops between islands, generally calm in summer but less sheltered than mainland routes.
• Insider Tip: Anchor off Stromboli at night to watch the volcano erupt — one of the most surreal cockpit views in the Med.

Italian Riviera Yacht Charter

The Ligurian Coast — better known as the Italian Riviera — is where pastel towns meet polished superyachts. It’s best for short, stylish itineraries with marina stays and dramatic scenery. The coastline is tight, mooring is limited, but the views are first-class.

• Hotspots: Portofino, Santa Margherita Ligure, Sanremo, Cinque Terre.
• Best for: Short charters or stopovers. Perfect for couples or groups wanting scenery, shopping, and culture.
• Start from: Genoa or La Spezia — depending on direction and itinerary
• Sailing Conditions: Mostly marina-to-marina; limited anchorages and exposed coastline mean planning is key.
• Insider Tip: Portofino harbor is tiny — we secure bookings well in advance, or anchor outside and tender in.

Tuscany & Elba Island Yacht Charter

Less flashy and much less crowded than Amalfi or Sardinia. Tuscany and Elba are perfect for relaxed, authentic sailing with historic ports, great food and wine, and protected bays. It’s ideal for families, returning charter guests, and anyone who prefers quiet anchorages to beach clubs.

• Hotspots: Portoferraio, Porto Azzurro, Capraia Island, Giglio Island.
• Best for: Families, and those looking to avoid the crowds.
• Start from: Piombino, Punta Ala, or San Vincenzo — easy access from mainland Italy.
• Sailing Conditions: Steady summer breezes, mostly protected waters, and short hops.
• Insider Tip: Porto Azzurro has a perfect town quay — moor up and step straight into an old piazza for seafood and a glass of local wine.