Yacht Charters in Sardinia
Sail Sardinia’s Costa Smeralda and La Maddalena and enjoy turquoise coves, chic harbours and steady summer breezes. Bareboat, skippered, catamaran or crewed. Match with your perfect charter today.
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Yacht Charter Sardinia Highlights
La Maddalena Archipelago
Islands of polished granite, powder‑white sand and luminous shallows. Pick up marine‑park buoys in settled weather and snorkel the famous Porto della Madonna.
Costa Smeralda & Porto Cervo
Iconic coastline with designer marinas, refined dining and sheltered bays. Cruise between chic harbours and quiet coves within easy day‑sail range.
Tavolara Marine Reserve
A dramatic limestone massif rising from turquoise water. Superb swimming and wildlife; respect protected areas and anchoring restrictions.
Gulf of Orosei & Cala Luna
Cliffs, caves and pale‑sand beaches reached by sea. In settled conditions, anchor for swims and coastal hikes beneath towering limestone walls.
Alghero & Neptune’s Grotto
Catalan‑flavoured old town and a scenic marina on Sardinia’s northwest. Day trips to the spectacular sea cave at Capo Caccia when conditions allow.
Villasimius & Capo Carbonara
South‑eastern sands, clear lagoons and sheltered anchorages around the marine protected area—ideal for families and first‑timers.
Sardinia Sailing Itinerary
Sardinia 7-night sailing itinerary: Costa Smeralda, La Maddalena & Bonifacio
Planning a week afloat? Try our 7‑day northeast route linking Portisco, Porto Cervo and La Maddalena with short, protected passages and standout swim stops.
View Day-by-DaySardinia is a sailor’s dream: translucent, emerald‑tinted water, granite headlands scented with maquis, and a necklace of immaculate bays. The famed Costa Smeralda and nearby La Maddalena archipelago offer short, scenic hops between sheltered anchorages and full‑service marinas, with chic ports like Porto Cervo alongside quiet coves straight out of a postcard.
Summer brings reliable breezes and long, sunny days. While conditions are typically moderate, the Mistral can pipe up—excellent fun for competent crews and a reason to plan conservative routes on exposed coasts. Park moorings protect seagrass in marine reserves, and provisioning is straightforward from well‑stocked bases.
From cost‑efficient bareboats to skippered catamarans and fully crewed yachts, we’ll match you to the ideal platform and itinerary—then handle the logistics, permits and moorings so you can focus on sailing Sardinia at its best.
Sardinia Yacht Charter Types
Bareboat
- Complete freedom to explore at your own pace
- Lower cost option for experienced sailors
- Privacy and independence
- Choose your own route and schedule
Skippered
- Local expert knowledge of hazards and best anchorages
- No sailing qualifications required
- Stress-free navigation and mooring
- Learn while you sail!
Catamaran
- Spacious living areas and stability
- Shallow draft for accessing secluded bays
- Perfect for families and larger groups
- Two hulls means more privacy and space for wet-gear and toys
Crewed Luxury
- Chef, captain and concierge experience
- Professional crew handles everything
- Tailored menus, activities and privacy
- Ultimate relaxation and comfort
Yacht Charter Sardinia: Guide Prices
| Season | Bareboat | Catamaran | Crewed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low Season (April-May) | EUR 2,400 | EUR 4,000 | EUR 8,500 |
| Mid Season (June, September) | EUR 3,500 | EUR 5,600 | EUR 12,000 |
| High Season (July-August) | EUR 5,200 | EUR 7,800 | EUR 17,000 |
| Off Season (October-March) | EUR 1,900 | EUR 3,300 | EUR 7,500 |
Prices shown are weekly rates in EUR and include: yacht, standard equipment, bed linen and final cleaning. Not included: fuel, provisioning, mooring or buoy fees, skipper/crew (if applicable), and marine‑park permits where required (e.g., La Maddalena).
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Yacht Charter Sardinia FAQs
For Italy, most operators accept an ICC (International Certificate of Competence) or national equivalents such as RYA Day Skipper (with ICC) or ASA 104, plus a VHF/SRC. Recent coastal experience is recommended, especially with potential Mistral conditions. If you don’t meet requirements, book a skippered charter.
May–June and September offer warm weather, reliable winds and fewer crowds. July–August bring settled conditions and the liveliest marinas but higher prices. Monitor forecasts for Mistral episodes and plan conservative routes on exposed coasts when it blows.
As a guide, a 38–40 ft monohull bareboat starts ~€1,900–€2,400/week in low season, ~€3,500 in shoulder and €5,200+ in peak summer. Catamarans are typically 40–80% more. Skippers are ~€180–€220/day. Allow extra for fuel, provisioning, moorings/buoys and optional extras.
Typically included: the yacht, standard safety equipment, bed linen, towels and final cleaning. Not included: fuel, food and beverages, mooring/parking fees outside the base, skipper/crew, marine‑park permits (e.g., La Maddalena), and optional extras like paddleboards or early check‑in. Always review your contract.
Yes—both are within easy reach of Portisco/Olbia. In La Maddalena MPA, anchoring is restricted and buoy fields are common; book early in high season. Tavolara offers superb swimming in settled weather—observe no‑anchoring zones and local guidance.
Comprehensive travel insurance that covers sailing is recommended. Bases brief on local hazards and MPA rules. Keep a prudent offing in fresh Mistral, check daily forecasts, and use mooring buoys where provided to protect seagrass meadows.