Italy
• Amalfi Coast • Sicily • Sardinia •
Italy Yacht Charter
ABOUT ITALY
Italy yacht charter combines dramatic coastlines, world-class cuisine, and centuries of culture into one of the Mediterranean’s most rewarding sailing destinations.
Cruise the Amalfi Coast where vertiginous cliffs drop into turquoise water, or explore the hidden coves of Sardinia and Sicily where crystal-clear anchorages invite you to stay longer than planned. The Tuscan Archipelago and Aeolian Islands offer something wilder – volcanic landscapes, picturesque harbours, and waters largely free from crowds.
Every Italy yacht charter is tailored around your pace, whether that’s languid days at anchor with a private chef, or active itineraries combining water sports, coastal towns, and exceptional dining ashore.
WHERE TO CHARTER
| Amalfi Coast | Positano, Capri, dramatic cliffside villages |
| Italian Riviera | Portofino, Cinque Terre, pastel harbours |
| North Sardinia | Porto Cervo, La Maddalena, emerald water |
| Sicily | Palermo, Taormina, Aeolian Islands |
| Aeolian Islands | Stromboli, Panarea, volcanic archipelago |
| Pontine Islands | Ponza, Ventotene, hidden from most tourists |
FAQS
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Which part of Italy is best for a yacht charter? It depends entirely on what you’re after. The Amalfi Coast suits those who want dramatic scenery and iconic stops. Sardinia is better for wilder, more remote cruising with exceptional water. Sicily appeals to those who want culture and history alongside the sailing. |
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Can you combine different regions of Italy in one charter? Yes, on a longer charter of 10 nights or more. A popular combination is the Amalfi Coast and Sicily, or the Italian Riviera and North Sardinia. We can build a bespoke itinerary around your preferred start and end points. |
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Where do Italy charters typically embark? Common embarkation ports include Naples, Palermo, Olbia, Genoa and Rome (Civitavecchia) depending on the region. We always match the start port to your flights and preferred itinerary. |
BEST TIME TO VISIT
| May & June | Shoulder season |
| July & August | Peak season |
| September & October | Shoulder season |
| June and September are widely considered the best months for Italy yacht charter – warm enough to swim, uncrowded compared to August, and with the best light for photography. The Amalfi Coast and Sardinia in particular become extremely busy in July and August so early booking is essential. | |
Itineraries
Sorrento · Positano · Amalfi · Ravello · Capri · Ischia · Procida
Dramatic cliffs, pastel villages, and sunset approaches into Capri and Positano.
Palermo · Cefalù · Aeolian Islands · Taormina · Syracuse · Ragusa · Marsala
Volcanic backdrops, baroque townes, and mornings that begin with espresso on deck beneath Mount Etna.
Porto Cervo · La Maddalena · Spargi · Budelli · Santa Teresa · Bonifacio · Lavezzi Islands
Emerald Anchorages, granite headlands, and long lunches that roll into golden evenings in Porto Cervo.
Portofino · Santa Margherita · Rapallo · Cinque Terre · Portovenere · Lerici · La Spezia
Pastel harbours, cliff-top villages, and anchorages so quiet you’ll wonder if anyone else has found them.
Ready to tailor this itinerary around you?
WHERE TO SAIL
