Yacht Charter in Italy - Relaxation and Adventure on the Sea

Unforgettable yacht charter tours in Italy

Italy is a country known for its breathtaking beauty and charm. The best way to discover this Mediterranean paradise is by water with a yacht charter tour. Along the Italian coast there are numerous picturesque places, bays and islands waiting to be discovered by you. From the Amalfi Coast to Sardinia and the Aeolian Islands, there are many destinations to explore. Our yacht charter tours offer you the opportunity to experience Italy in a unique way. We offer a wide range of yachts, from small motor boats to luxurious sailing yachts, to suit your needs and desires. Our experienced skippers and crew are on hand to ensure that your yacht charter experience is unforgettable. Experience the Dolce Vita in Italy on an unforgettable yacht charter tour. Book your tour now and discover the beauty of the country by water!

Sardinia

Stranded in the Mediterranean Sea, the second largest island encompasses a coastline of almost 2000 km of sandy beaches and mountainous landscape. Start your yacht charter tour from one of Italy's largest and best equipped marinas, St Elmo Marina, just outside the capital Cagliari. The capital of Sardinia is best known for its Castello district, which rises above the rest of the city on a hill surrounded by medieval walls. With winding streets, grand architecture and a direct seafront location, this vibrant city enchants in all facets. Culture lovers should definitely visit the Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Cagliari, where you will be thrilled by the exhibited finds from the Nuragic culture to the Byzantine period, such as bronze or Roman ceramics and artefacts.

Another historical highlight is the 13th century Cagliari Cathedral. Among the real jewels of Sardinia are the coastal stretches of Costa Bei in the southeast and the Golfo di Orosei. This is home to breathtaking natural landscapes, golden sandy beaches and secluded bays. Around the island you will discover numerous sights such as the mystical world of Capo Caccia or the natural paradise of La Maddalena. Take a trip to Alghero, here time seems to have stood still in the Middle Ages.
From the simple trattoria to the gourmet temple, enjoy the exquisite Sardinian and Italian cuisine and taste the flavour of an authentic food culture.

Naples

One of the most romantic destinations in the world, Italy's third largest city is characterised by opulence, luxury and exclusivity. Sophisticated, steeped in nautical tradition and full of charm, it stands at the foot of an active volcano, Mount Vesuvius. Have an unforgettable experience sailing along the delightful Gulf of Naples, exploring the Amalfi Coast, marvelling at grottos and caves, or unwinding on white sandy beaches. Visit the old town to get lost in the labyrinth of thousands of steep alleys and admire the architecture.

Discover the variety at the colourful markets, where fruit and vegetables shine in bright colours. Vibrant shops of all kinds and posh boutiques bustle in the city's shopping districts. Celebrate food like a true Neapolitan, where only the best food is served daily. the best food on the table. Specialities such as mozzarella di bufala, the real buffalo mozzarella, homemade pasta with freshly caught seafood or the world's best pizza are served here.

Culture enthusiasts should visit the Royal Park Capodimonte, where you can see the important art collections and the National Museum. The beautiful Palazzo Reale is also a building worth seeing, it once served the kings and impresses with its gigantic size. Mount Vesuvius is the throne of the city and a must-see during your stay in Naples. Take a look inside the crater and visit the ruined city of Pompeii behind it, rediscovered in the 18th century.

Palermo

The picturesque city of Palermo, capital of the Italian island of Sicily, is popular with yachting holidaymakers from all over the world, especially for its cultural and historical heritage. The city owes its artistic wealth to various rulers and cultures with European and Oriental influences. Baroque, Byzantine, Norman and Arabic architectural styles harmoniously shape the image of the city here. The streets of Palermo are full of historical sights, restaurants and markets, such as the famous Vucciria market near the harbour. Bathing holidaymakers will find a kilometre-long beach of powdery, finest sand on the turquoise sea in Mondello, a suburb of Palermo.

Culture buffs should visit the extraordinary royal tombs in the 12th-century cathedral and the former royal seat, the 9th-century Norman palace. To house the city's victims, visit the imposing neoclassical Teatro Massimo or admire the Byzantine mosaics in the Capella Palatina. Here in Italy's largest historical centre, you are surrounded by sights and colossal buildings. The gigantic port of Palermo is one of the most important ports for passenger traffic in the Mediterranean and is the hotspot of the Parlermitans. At La Cala harbour, the numerous yachts, lively bars and cosy cafés form the perfect backdrop under Italian skies.

Sicily

Southwest of Italy's "boot tip" lies the largest island in the Mediterranean, Sicily. A remnant of a land bridge that once connected Africa and Europe, it has a coastline of 1152 km. At the crossroads of the Ionian and Tyrrhenian Seas, the most vegetated natural landscapes of 3000 different plant species, a fantastic underwater world in the crystal clear sea and vibrant cities that have written history await you on your yacht charter tour.

Explore the many wonders Sicily has to offer on your Blue Voyage and enjoy the unforgettable experiences to the fullest. Culture lovers can revel in the distinctive history on this enchanting island and admire the most significant monuments from the ancient, Norman, Hohenstaufen and Baroque eras. As a striking feature, the volcano Etna towers over the island at 3357m above sea level, making it the highest active volcano in Europe.

Tuscany

Tuscany in central Italy is known for its picturesque hilly landscape, the dream beaches and the large number of historically and art-historically important towns.
Sail along the 320km coastline along the most beautiful beaches, wild romantic bays and dreamy natural landscapes on crystal-clear water and let yourself be swept away by this incomprehensible beauty. The historic landscape and important cultural landscape of Tuscany is also considered the cradle of the Renaissance, numerous art and architectural masterpieces from this period can be found in the capital Florence. Admire Michelangelo's statue "David" or da Vinci's painting "The Annunciation", among others. Also visit Siena, one of the most beautiful cities in Tuscany, with its medieval brick buildings or the leaning tower of Pisa. You should also see cities like San Gimignano and Lucca with their charm on your Blue Voyage.

Sample the varied Mediterranean cuisine in the numerous restaurants. From exquisite seafood and excellent game to fresh vegetables and sun-ripened fruit, the unsalted bread is a speciality of Tuscan delicacies. Well-known wines of the region such as the famous Chianti Classico or the classic dessert wine Vin Santo are served with the specialities. Visit the seven islands of the Tuscan archipelago on your yacht tour, the island of Elba being the largest and the most famous of them. Located in the National Park, it served as Napoleon's place of exile in the Tyrrhenian Sea in 1814-1815. With its tradition and culture, heavenly beaches, picturesque mountain villages and fabulous history, this island impresses many visitors from all over the world.

Capri

Stranded in the Bay of Naples lies Capri, the most romantic of all the Mediterranean islands. In the summer months, its spectacular coastline with many caves attracts numerous yachting holidaymakers. Capri is famous not only for its rocky natural landscape, but also for its exclusive luxury hotels, extravagant designer fashion and exquisite shopping. The Blue Grotto, a dark cave where the water glows blue from the sunlight, is one of the island's most famous sights. Capri's balanced, mild climate provides evergreen vegetation, which is complemented by vineyards, olive and fruit trees. As a hotspot of stars and area of lovers, no one can escape its magic. Meet Mariah Carey, Julia Roberts and Demi Moore on your Blue Voyage or run into Leonardo DiCaprio, it's all possible on Capri.

Sail past Faraglioni, Capri's landmark, on your yacht or visit the blue, green or white grotto, the enchanting beauty of nature will make your heart beat faster.
The beaches on the south side of the island at Marina Piccola, formerly the main port, are sheltered from the wind and the warmest, so the best place for sun worshippers to relax. The largest beach on the island is at Marina Grande, and a number of posh restaurants and bars have set up around the harbour.

Culture lovers should inevitably visit Villa San Michele, built in the 20th century, it now houses a museum with more than 1600 antiques dating back to 1250 BC.
Enjoy not only more archaeological finds in the villa gardens, but above all the fantastic panoramic view of the magnificent city, the idyllic harbour, the beautiful Sorretin peninsula and the striking Vesuvius.