Yacht charter prices in Italy
Medians of the seven-night charters on offer today in Italy, 1,014 boats, leaving between 30 October 2026 and 1 October 2027, read from the operators’ own booking systems. Every figure is the whole cost of the week: base charter plus every obligatory extra.
A sailing yacht week in Italy usually costs €3,455 (the middle half €2,725–€4,235, across 651 boats), from €1,069.
A catamaran week in Italy usually costs €6,520 (the middle half €5,030–€8,590, across 321 boats), from €2,685.
A motor boat week in Italy usually costs €3,094 (the middle half €2,584–€3,514, across 37 boats), from €1,254.
Month by month in Italy
The median week of each boat type by the month it leaves, with the middle half of prices and the number of boats. Blank where fewer than five boats have a week on offer. A note in colour says how the month’s weeks stand against their own 90-day average.
| Month | Sailing yachts | Catamarans | Motor boats |
|---|---|---|---|
| October 2026 | €2,750€2,350–€3,472 · 49 boats | €4,742€4,450–€5,483 · 37 boats | — |
| November 2026 | €3,044€2,460–€3,635 · 390 boats | €5,050€4,313–€6,520 · 189 boats | €5,322€4,220–€6,425 · 5 boats8% below their 90-day average |
| December 2026 | €3,139€2,562–€3,791 · 389 boats | €5,447€4,361–€6,815 · 170 boats | — |
| January 2027 | €3,210€2,460–€3,920 · 381 boats | €5,980€4,751–€7,010 · 198 boats | — |
| February 2027 | €3,190€2,460–€3,885 · 381 boats | €5,915€4,760–€7,010 · 191 boats | — |
| March 2027 | €3,140€2,475–€3,825 · 499 boats | €5,800€4,725–€7,010 · 242 boats | €2,364€2,034–€2,526 · 30 boats5% above their 90-day average |
| April 2027 | €3,124€2,479–€3,728 · 552 boats | €5,588€4,523–€7,010 · 272 boats | €2,498€2,214–€2,904 · 36 boats4% above their 90-day average |
| May 2027 | €3,265€2,592–€3,960 · 559 boats | €5,884€4,760–€7,466 · 279 boats | €3,404€2,724–€3,634 · 35 boats5% below their 90-day average |
| June 2027 | €3,910€3,083–€4,664 · 549 boats | €7,500€6,206–€9,381 · 273 boats | €3,394€2,884–€3,494 · 35 boats |
| July 2027 | €4,461€3,514–€5,584 · 549 boats | €9,050€7,715–€11,438 · 275 boats | €3,464€2,996–€3,714 · 35 boats |
| August 2027 | €4,604€3,628–€5,756 · 545 boats | €9,450€7,880–€12,010 · 279 boats | €3,234€2,709–€3,524 · 36 boats |
| September 2027 | €3,565€2,817–€4,400 · 547 boats | €6,784€5,600–€8,410 · 273 boats | €2,815€2,404–€3,254 · 36 boats4% below their 90-day average |
Prices elsewhere
- Greece (2,515)
- Croatia (1,482)
- France (867)
- Turkey (447)
- British Virgin Islands (196)
- Germany (191)
- Netherlands (135)
- Spain (134)
- Ireland (80)
- Seychelles (76)
- Martinique (67)
- United Kingdom (66)
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How these prices are made
Every figure is a median of real, bookable weeks: the seven-night charters that the operators’ booking systems list as open today, each at the whole cost of the week. That is the base charter plus every obligatory extra the operator charges, such as the transit log, end cleaning and tourist tax. The refundable security deposit is not included.
A median is the middle week, not the cheapest: half the weeks on offer cost less, half cost more. The middle half beside it runs from the 25th to the 75th percentile, which is where most of the market sits. "From" is the cheapest week, the number every brochure prints and the one to trust least.
The prices are read from the operators’ systems several times a day and this page is recomputed every hour, so a figure here can be checked against the boats behind it. Nothing is estimated, and no price is ever shown that a boat is not open at.
Computed on 30 October 2026 from the weeks on offer that day, and refreshed every hour.