Rent a boat in Lloret de Mar with or without skipper

Discover Lloret de Mar by boat

Known for its long golden beaches, Lloret de Mar is a seaside municipality on the northeast coast of Spain. First inhabited by Iberian tribes, the city is now a popular resort full of interesting landmarks attesting to its long and rich history. You can visit the Church of Sant Roma, or walk up to the Castle of Sant Joan and its 11th Century tower for panoramic views of the sea. A section of the GR92 Mediterranean trail also runs along the coast past Lloret de Mar. But the best way to discover this city, Costa Brava, and further, is by boat.

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Lloret de Mar?

Several factors have an impact on the pricing of a boat rental: the location, the type of boat, its size, the duration of the charter, and the port or marina you’re renting it from. The season also has a big impact. Summer is usually the high season, when the higher demand causes the prices to rise. Finally, the extras that you have the option of adding to your rental also influence the price of the charter. Extras can include watersports equipment, surf boards, SUPs, snorkeling equipment…

On average, a boat rental in Lloret de Mar costs €380/day. 

How much does it cost to charter a skippered yacht in Lloret de Mar?

It’s up to you whether you’d like to have a skipper with you on board. Most boats available have the option. Having a skipper with you during your charter can be great to ensure your experience is seamless and hassle-free. Plus, you’ll benefit from a local’s knowledge about the area, and the best spots. In Lloret de Mar, the cost of a skipper for a day is €130/ day.

Where to sail in Lloret de Mar?

Along the Costa Brava

In the Girona area, Costa Brava extends from Blanes to the French border. The region, which spans 214km of rocky and rugged coastline, used to be a collection of small, whitewashed fishing villages. Sail down towards Tossa de Mar to see the impressive Mont Guardi. Continue on to Begur to visit its medieval castle and numerous colonial houses. You’ll find some of the best beaches of Costa Brava around Begur, such as Sa Tuna and Aiguablava.

Cadaqués

Cadaqués, a small fishing village close to the French border, has retained its character and atmosphere. Stroll around the town’s labyrinthine streets to explore Santa Maria church, and see the charming Casa Blaua. A number of artists, and in particular Salvador Dalí, who had a house there, spent time in Cadaqués. The village today is still quiet, and not too touristy. The Cap de Creus Natural Park, a protected natural area since 1984, is close by. It was the first maritime-terrestrial natural park in Catalonia. It’s particular morphology, formed by the northern Tramuntana wind, is what inspired so many artists.

South of France

If you continue sailing up north, past Cadaqués, you’ll soon cross into France. Sail along the southern coast of France to reach the charming medieval town of Collioure, the cities of Perpignan, or Montpellier, and the beautiful Camargue region further up.

Barcelona

36 nautical miles to the south of Lloret de Mar is the capital of Catalonia, Barcelona. The city is known for its beautiful architecture, distinctive energy and constant activity. Notable landmarks to see are the Sagrada Familia, Mount Tibidabo and its basilica, and the long and sophisticated Passeig de Gracia.

Which season is the best to rent a boat in Lloret de Mar?

The climate in Lloret de Mar is Mediterranean. The best season for sailing is from May to October. During that time, temperatures are above 22°C, averaging around 30°C in July and August. And winds are predominantly from the south. Summer is also the best time to enjoy all other kinds of nautical activities, as the water temperature is around 24°C, perfect for swimming or diving.

What is the capacity of boats in Lloret de Mar?

In Lloret de Mar, you’ll find boats with the capacity to accommodate both smaller groups and groups of up to 22 people. If you need a boat with a higher capacity, look in other villages and ports along the coastline. You’ll find that some boats have a capacity of more than 100 people.