43 ft (13 m) · 8 invitados · 3 camarotes
2006, Tecno Sail
Marina di Porto Antico, Italy
Desde US$68 /día

3 barcos disponibles para chárter en Marina di Porto Antico, Italy — compara yates a motor, catamaranes y veleros de operadores verificados.
Chartering in Marina di Porto Antico means sailing from the historic heart of Genoa, with the Old Port and Aquarium right beside the berth area. It is a compact, city-center base for a sailing yacht charter on the Ligurian coast.
From here, departures are usually made into the sheltered waters off Genoa before heading east along the Riviera di Levante or west toward the Riviera di Ponente. The marina is set in a highly central position in Genoa and is known as a practical embarkation point for visiting the city before or after your trip.
A day trip from Marina di Porto Antico can reach the bays and coastal anchorages around Portofino, Camogli, and the Tigullio Gulf, depending on weather and boat speed. On a longer day, experienced crews can also work farther along the Ligurian coastline toward the Cinque Terre sector, but this is a more ambitious routing than a simple harbor cruise.
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43 ft (13 m) · 8 invitados · 3 camarotes
Marina di Porto Antico, Italy
Desde US$68 /día
39 ft (12 m) · 8 invitados · 3 camarotes
Marina di Porto Antico, Italy
Desde US$73 /día
Disponibilidad en tiempo real de operadores verificados; tarifas diarias convertidas a USD.
| Tipo de barco | Disponibles | Desde (por día) |
|---|---|---|
| Sailing yacht | 3 | $68 |
Most charters depart directly from Marina di Porto Antico in Genoa, in the Old Port area beside the Aquarium. The marina is centrally placed for boarding, provisioning, and a quick exit to open water.
For charterers, this means a city-center start rather than a remote resort marina. It is especially convenient if you want to combine a yacht day with time in Genoa’s historic center.
A day charter from Marina di Porto Antico can comfortably focus on the Ligurian coast east of Genoa. The most recognizable short-route targets are Portofino, Camogli, and the Tigullio Gulf, with the possibility of continuing toward the Cinque Terre on a longer outing.
These waters are suited to coastal cruising, swimming stops, and sightseeing rather than open-sea passages. The route you choose depends on the weather window and how long you want to spend underway versus at anchor.
The best charter months are usually late spring, summer, and early autumn, when Liguria has the most reliable conditions for coastal sailing. April to October is the broad practical season used by the marina’s own daily tariff structure, while the calmer summer months are typically the easiest for day trips.
Outside that period, chartering is still possible, but daylight is shorter and conditions can be less settled. For a relaxed day outing, May, June, September, and early October are often the most comfortable months.
For a bareboat sailing yacht in Italy, a valid licence or equivalent proof of competence is required when the vessel and navigation area fall within the legal limits that trigger certification. If you do not hold the right credentials, booking with a skipper is the straightforward option.
Because charter rules depend on boat size, engine power, and the exact itinerary, the safest choice is to match the vessel to your documents before booking. This is especially important if you plan to cross into busier coastal waters or extend beyond a simple harbor cruise.
Marina di Porto Antico is close to Genoa Cristoforo Colombo Airport, with transfer time typically around 15 to 20 minutes by car in normal traffic. It is also near Genoa’s railway links and sits in the city center, which makes arrival straightforward.
That central location is one of the marina’s main advantages for charterers. You can reach the berth quickly, board efficiently, and start sailing without a long transfer from the airport.
Boat rental in Marina di Porto Antico starts from around $68 per day.
The grounded charter inventory here is focused on sailing yachts. That makes it a good fit for coastal cruising along the Ligurian Riviera.
Yes, Portofino is one of the most natural day-trip targets from Genoa’s Porto Antico area. The same route can also include Camogli or the Tigullio Gulf depending on sea conditions and timing.
Yes, it is a practical family base because it sits in central Genoa beside the Aquarium and historic center. That makes boarding easy and gives non-sailing companions things to do before or after the charter.
The broad charter season runs from April to October. For the smoothest day sailing conditions, late spring and early autumn are often the most comfortable.
If you do not have the required licence or enough proven experience for the specific boat, you should book with a skipper. Italian charter eligibility depends on the boat and the planned navigation area.
Tipos de barco
Desde RIB y lanchas motoras hasta catamaranes y superyates con tripulación.
YachtLuxury cruising with full crew
8–16 guests ·
desde $480/día
CatamaranStable, spacious, perfect for groups
10–12 guests ·
desde $280/día
SailboatWind, sails and slow island hopping
6–10 guests ·
desde $130/día
MotorboatFast day cruises without the captain
4–10 guests ·
desde $90/día
Puertos cercanos
Compara puntos de salida y flotas a lo largo de la costa.
Otros destinos
Compara costas cercanas y planifica tu próximo chárter.
USASun, skyline and sandbar weekends
USA ·
desde $145/hora
SpainFormentera day trips and sunset cruises
Spain ·
desde $220/hora
UAEMarina skyline & Palm Jumeirah cruises
UAE ·
desde $180/hora
CroatiaIsland hopping in the Adriatic
Croatia ·
desde $130/hora