Boat hire in Sardinia

Hire a Private Yacht in Sardinia with Scansail

Nestled between the Tyrrhenian and Sardinian seas, the breathtaking island of Sardinia is a great place for your next boating holiday. Not only does Sardinia have an abundance of natural beauty but it is accompanied by rich Italian culture. Hiring a private yacht in Sardinia is a unique way of getting to know the island. In particular, you can discover the famous Costa Smeralda and all its stunning beaches. Experience an unforgettable holiday with Scansail and discover all Sardinia has to offer!

How much does it cost to hire a private yacht in Sardinia?

Many factors can affect the price of a yacht hire. For example, the cost will fluctuate depending on the time of year, the size of the vessel, the type of yacht and the duration of your hire. In addition, any extras such as a skipper or a crew will likely increase the price. This being said, the following are average prices per boat type.

Sailboats

£2,016 per week

Motorboats

£5,600 per week

RIBs

£1,540 per week

Catamarans

£5,131 per week

Gulets

£15,498 per week

Jet Skis

£4,200 per week

What is the best time to visit Sardinia?

Sardinia experiences a typical Mediterranean climate with lovely hot summers and short, mild winters. Because of its mountainous typography, temperatures on the island can range anywhere from 6 to 35 degrees Celsius throughout the year. When it comes to hiring a private yacht, the best time to visit Sardinia is during the summer. At this time, you will experience longer hours of sunshine and can enjoy swimming in the sea.

Should I hire a private yacht with or without a skipper?

As you browse through Scansail’s wide selection of yachts, you will find that many come with the option to include a skipper. While the choice is up to you, we strongly believe that a skipper on board your private yacht hire will bring many benefits. For example, a professional skipper is able to sail, dock and anchor your yacht. This means that you can focus on relaxing and admiring the beautiful view as they handle all the technical aspects of sailing. Moreover, the skipper will be experienced in sailing around the regional waters, so you can rest assured that your journey will be safe and comfortable. Finally, they will also be able to tailor your journey to your liking, showing you the best Sardinia has to offer and making for unforgettable memories.

What to do in Sardinia?

Sardinia is a mighty island packed full of adventure and natural scenery. In order to help inspire your private yacht hire, we have compiled a list of our top recommendations.

With nearly 2,000 kilometres of coastline with a mix of sandy and rocky shores, going to the beach is a must. Our top recommendation is to take your yacht and navigate along the Costa Smeralda at your own pace, stopping whenever you find a beach that you are happy with. This being said, one of the most popular spots in Sardinia is Neptune’s Grotto. Located on the western coast of the island, you will find this magical cave in the middle of Capo di Caccia. Similarly, you can take several day trips in Sardinia with your yacht. For instance, head towards San Pietro island on the southwest part of the island for a quick escape from the busy tourist crowds. Another option is to travel 20 minutes from the port of Palau towards the Maddalena Islands. This small archipelago next to Sardinia is perfect for those of you interested in peace and quiet in crystal clear waters. The small group of islands has around seven larger islands and 55 islets, so there is so much to explore!

When you are ready to disembark from your private yacht, head towards Porto Rotondo or Porto Cervo for a buzzing atmosphere and small boutiques. Sardinia is filled with charming villages such as Santa Maria on the east coast or Villasimius. If you want to see a typical castle of Sardinian origin, head to Castelsardo to witness the castle that is over 1000 years old!

Explore nearby destinations on your private yacht hire

One of the greatest advantages of hiring a private yacht in Sardinia is the island's close proximity to other amazing destinations. If you have the time for an extended adventure, you can navigate across more of the Mediterranean! On one hand, you can head west towards the Balearic Islands such as Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza. On the other hand, you can head east and discover the Bay of Naples with the Amalfi Coast.