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Italy
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Sail the Italian coast and clear water.
Discover hidden coves, island harbours, and clear Mediterranean water with our premium catamaran fleet — from Sardinia and Sicily to Tuscany and the Amalfi Coast.
Your Dream Yacht Escape Starts Now
Sail past Positano’s cliffs, drop anchor by Capri, and wake to blue water in La Maddalena. Chase sunsets around Stromboli in the Aeolian or explore Elba’s quiet coves. Share your dates and crew list. We plan routes, arrange skipper and hostess, and handle transfers and provisioning.
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Premium Yachts, Unmatched Experiences
Our Italian fleet is built around modern catamarans — Lagoon 42 and 46, Fountaine Pajot Astrea 42 and Tanna 47, Bali 4.4 and 4.6 — based at Naples, Olbia, Palermo and the Tuscan marinas. Every boat is partner-maintained to Italian charter standards, carries full safety gear, and can be fitted with SUPs, snorkel kit and other water toys for the Tyrrhenian and Sardinian coasts on request.
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Explore Italy in Style
Italy offers short hops, reliable summer weather, and marinas near major airports. Pick Amalfi and Capri for iconic views. Choose Sardinia for crystal water and granite bays. Select Sicily for volcanoes and lively ports. Try Tuscany for Elba and marine parks. Tell us your dates and preferences. We match the right catamaran and a route you will love.
Find Your Ideal Route →Premium fleet, local expertise.
Looking for a great last-minute or early-bird deal on catamaran charters in Italy? We’ve got you covered! As an official charter company, we offer over 140 yachts to explore the stunning Italian coast.
Clear rates. No hidden fees. Written quotes before you book.
Hold a yacht while you finalize travel plans. No reservation fee.
Italy-based specialists, licensed skippers, trusted marina partners.
Explore the the Amalfi Coast, the Aeolian Islands for dramatic volcanic scenery, Sardinia and the La Maddalena Archipelago and more
5 star assistance before, during, and after your trip. Bareboat or fully crewed.
Live availability, secure checkout, fast confirmation.
Chart the most beautiful coast of the Mediterranean.
Sardinia for granite coves and La Maddalena, Sicily for the Aeolian and Egadi islands, Tuscany for Elba and the archipelago, Campania for Capri, Ischia and the Amalfi Coast. Each base sets a different week.
Catamarans you can book this week
See the full fleetEight of the 600+ catamarans we broker across Sardinia, Sicily, the Amalfi Coast and Tuscany, pulled straight from the booking system with today's live weekly rates. Real boats in real marinas, from Olbia to Palermo.
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Sail it yourself, add a skipper, or go fully crewed?
You take the helm. Italy asks for a valid nautical licence — a patente nautica or a recognised foreign equivalent such as the ICC — and what you may sail depends on engine power and distance from the coast. Send us a copy with your inquiry and our brokers confirm it matches the boat and base you have in mind.
No licence needed. A professional Italian skipper runs €240–320 per day, moors stern-to in the tight harbours that make first-timers nervous, and times the crossings around the afternoon breeze. The route stays yours to call — the skipper makes it happen.
Add a hostess or a chef and the boat starts working for you: meals appear on deck, cabins are made up while you swim, tomorrow's anchorage is settled before you ask. Step aboard with a suitcase and a swimsuit — the crew takes care of the rest.
What a week on the water really runs
Today's lowest weekly rates in the Italian fleet start around €1,700 for a compact catamaran, typical 40–50-footers list at roughly €3,400–5,100, and in peak July–August a 47 ft catamaran runs €8,500–13,000 at base rate depending on the region. Skipper, moorings and fuel come on top — and every written quote itemises them before you commit to anything. See the full Italy cost breakdown or check current rates in the fleet.
General questions
May to October offers great sailing. July and August are the hottest and busiest months. Spring (May/June) and autumn (September/October) generally bring softer winds and easier availability for berths.
Main starting points are spread across Italy's most beautiful regions:
- Campania: Naples, Salerno, Castellammare, Sorrento, Procida.
- Sardinia: Olbia, Portisco, Cannigione.
- Sicily: Palermo, Trapani, Capo d'Orlando, Milazzo.
- Tuscany: Marina di Scarlino, Punta Ala, Piombino.
Most crews plan for 2 to 4 hours underway each day. Keeping the legs short leaves you plenty of time to stop, swim, and go ashore to explore.
You need to be confident with docking, Med mooring (stern-to), anchoring, reefing, and weather reading. Recent skippering experience on a yacht of a similar size is essential for base approval.
Plan the week. We’ll find the catamaran.
Send your dates, departure base and crew size. A broker replies with matching catamarans and a route that fits — usually within the same business day.