Superyacht Charters in Italy

A superyacht charter in Italy is a private floating resort on the most photographed coastline in the Mediterranean. Full crew, a beach club at the waterline, tenders and toys in the garage, and a chef cooking to your preferences while you wake up off Capri, Portofino, or the Costa Smeralda.

The Italian superyacht fleet runs from around 30m to past 70m, and we step aboard these yachts at the Sanremo and Genoa shows before we put a client on one.

Why Charter a Superyacht in Italy?

• More crew than guests: a full hospitality team, private chef, and service that runs the whole week
• Space and privacy: full-beam suites and separate decks, so twelve guests never feel on top of each other
• Beach club and full garage: tenders, jet skis, e-foils, and dive gear straight off the stern
• The best berths on the coast: at this size you get the prime spots in Capri, Portofino, and Porto Cervo

How Much Does a Superyacht Charter in Italy Cost?

Superyacht charters in Italy start from around €130,000 per week and run into the millions, depending on size, age, and how the yacht is equipped. Because fuel and dockage vary so much at this size, we confirm a realistic all-in budget against your actual dates. On top of the weekly charter fee, budget for:

• APA: 25-30% for fuel, food, drinks, and port fees
• Italian VAT: 22% on the charter fee
• Crew gratuity: 5-15%, based on service

See our full Italy yacht charter costs guide →

Where to Go on a Superyacht Charter in Italy

The Amalfi Coast and Capri are the classic week, with the caveat that prime berths in July and August are limited and reserved early. Sardinia and the Costa Smeralda are where the summer scene is, and Sicily with the Aeolians offers the same coastline at a quieter pace.

Best Itineraries

Our Favorite Superyachts in Italy