Boat rental in Malta

Get ready for the sailing trip of a lifetime in Malta

Despite Malta being the 10th smallest country in the world, it is a veritable treasure trove of beauty. Take a trip to all three of the main islands in the Maltese archipelago – Malta, Gozo, and Comino, each full of thrilling sites to see and places to explore. A yacht rental in Malta is the perfect way for you to discover all of these! Scattered across the island is a plethora of hidden coves and dazzling beaches that are ideal places for you to relax. Or, if you’d like to explore the Maltese capital, take a stroll along the Valletta Waterfront pier and marvel at the impeccable views. With so much to offer, it is no wonder that Malta is one of the most popular Mediterranean destinations!

So, what are you waiting for? Book your private yacht charter in Malta now to avoid missing out on setting sail around this dreamy location on your ideal boat. A trip to Malta with your family and friends is guaranteed to create unforgettable memories.  

How much does it cost to a private boat charter in Malta?

The cost of your yacht rental in Malta can vary depending on several different factors. These include aspects such as the season, the size of the vessel, the size of your party and the length of your voyage. The type of boat you choose to hire (sailboat, catamaran etc...) as well as if you opt for a voyage with a skipper and/or crew can also greatly affect the cost.

Below, we have compiled a list of average prices for your private yacht charter in Malta based on boat type and capacity:

Sailboats

Planning on renting a sailboat charter in Malta? A vessel suitable for 8 people with 3 cabins can cost around €2,394/week in low season and around €3,520/week in high season.

Motorboats

If you are looking to hire a motorboat suitable for 6 people, you should expect to pay at least €380/day.

RIBs

Renting a RIB that is suitable for 8 people will cost you around €229/day in low season and €457/day in high season.

Catamarans

For a catamaran rental for 14 people in Malta, you should expect to pay around €5,000/week in low season and €7,000/week in high season.

Gulets

If you are planning on setting sail with a bigger party, gulets are definitely a fantastic option for you! A gullet with space for 200 guests will cost you about €3,500/day or €24,500/week.

Have the dream holiday experience in Malta

A yacht rental in Malta provides you will a wealth of new and exciting possibilities. With Scansail, you have the option of renting several different boat types – however, there are also so many other ways that can help you make your experience truly your own.

Of course, your private boat charter in Malta would not be complete without you visiting some of Malta’s most spectacular attractions. During your trip, you should make sure to visit Valetta, the country’s capital. When you are here, you can stroll through beautiful streets, many of which feature impeccable old architecture. There are also a whole host of gardens and museums, just waiting for you to check them out!

Mdina, the former capital, is another city that is definitely worth visiting. This city is home to many important historical monuments such as St Paul’s Cathedral and Vilhena Palace. Mdina also holds significance to Game of Thrones fans too! Several locations around the city, such as Mdina gate, were filmed here.

During your boat rental in Malta, you will have the amazing opportunity to visit all three of Malta’s main islands – Malta, Gozo and Comino. If you decide to venture to Comino, the Blue Lagoon is a must-see location. The calm turquoise waters and the incredible marine life mean that this gorgeous wonder has become popular amongst tourists.

Malta is also a veritable paradise for scuba divers! As you cruise around on your yacht rental in Malta, schedule in time to venture under the sea at one of Malta’s idyllic scuba diving sites. If you dream of visiting a shipwreck, there are three prominent sites, located off the Maltese coast. If you are already in Valletta, we recommend anchoring your vessel near Fort Saint Elmo so that you can dive down and visit the wreck of the HMS Maori, which sank in 1942. You can also get up close to the wreck of the MV Rozi in Cirkewwa or the Um El Faroud oil tanker.

Other incredible diving destinations include the Blue Grotto in Malta, and the Blue Hole in Gozo, the latter of which is one of the most renowned freediving locations in the world. You should also definitely check out the Santa Maria Caves too!

As you can see, there are countless options waiting for you during your boat charter in Malta. Book your boat now so as not to miss out on the trip of a lifetime!

Should you rent a yacht charter in Malta with a skipper or crew?

A large number of private yacht rentals in Malta come with the option of renting a skipper and/or crew, which will either be included in the price or be an additional expense. There is no doubt that having a skipper on board will provide you with an even more enjoyable experience. You can board your vessel with little knowledge of the Maltese archipelago and return filled-to-the-brim with insights into the different islands. A skipper will also be able to adapt your sailing route so that it best matches your dream itinerary.

What’s more, a boat rental with an experienced skipper and/or crew will permit you to feel safer on board. This is especially important in locations that experience tropical storms, as an advanced sailor will be able to read weather signals and detect when storms are coming. Additionally, the skipper will take care of the sailing, docking and anchoring of the boat, meaning that all tricky aspects of sailing will be handled by professionals.

Where else can you rent a yacht near Malta?

During your private yacht rental in Malta, you can also choose to sail slightly further too! Due to its location in the Mediterranean Sea, Malta is in a prime position for visiting other exquisite places.

Sailing to Italy, and especially to Sardinia, is a popular choice amongst boat renters in Malta. Drift serenely along Italy’s western coast, making sure to stop off at the Amalfi Coast and Sardinia on your way. If you fancy a longer trip, why not try sailing from Malta to Gibraltar? This journey will typically take at least 5 days!

Another longer trip you make would be to sail to Greece. Get ready to sail your Maltese boat rental through the Cyclades, the Sporades and the Ionian islands. You will be able to explore one of Europe’s most diverse countries.