32 ft (10 m) · 6 invitados · 2 camarotes
2006, jonatan blue
Marina di Izola, Slovenia
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24 barcos disponibles para chárter en Marina di Izola, Slovenia — compara yates a motor, catamaranes y veleros de operadores verificados.
Chartering in Marina di Izola means an easy-start Adriatic base in the sheltered town of Izola, with the old centre and waterfront only a short walk away.
The marina sits on Slovenia’s coast in the Gulf of Trieste, so it works well for day sails, coastal cruising and relaxed departures from a compact, well-connected port.
From here, a day trip can reach the nearby Slovenian and northern Adriatic waters, including the coast toward Koper and Portorož, and, in suitable weather, the cross-border shoreline toward Italy.
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32 ft (10 m) · 6 invitados · 2 camarotes
Marina di Izola, Slovenia
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Disponibilidad en tiempo real de operadores verificados; tarifas diarias convertidas a USD.
| Tipo de barco | Disponibles | Desde (por día) |
|---|---|---|
| Sailing yacht | 23 | $136 |
| Other | 1 | $222 |
Yachts typically depart from the marina itself, with the main boarding point inside Marina di Izola near Dantejeva ulica and the marina entrance area.
Marina di Izola is also listed at Tomažičeva 4a in Izola, and charter meeting points are used inside the port close to the Sailing Club Burja area.
This is a practical base for crews because the marina is close to the old town and the harbour area, so transfers from accommodation in Izola are short.
From Marina di Izola, the most natural day sails follow the Slovenian coast toward Koper, Portorož and the wider Bay of Piran.
In calm weather, charterers can also plan coastal passages along the northern Adriatic toward the Italian side, using Slovenia’s compact shoreline for short, flexible itineraries.
For a slower day, it is also reasonable to stay close to Izola and enjoy short hops, swimming stops and sheltered coastal cruising rather than long offshore mileage.
The most reliable sailing windows are usually late spring through early autumn, especially May to September, when the Adriatic is warm and day cruising is most comfortable.
Summer brings the most settled conditions, while shoulder months can still work well for experienced crews who want quieter marinas and gentler temperatures.
Because Marina di Izola sits in a sheltered part of the Slovenian coast, it is a useful base for short outings when the forecast favors coastal sailing rather than long open-water legs.
Yes, bareboat charter in Slovenia generally requires a valid skipper licence and a VHF certificate or equivalent radio qualification, while a skipper can be hired if you do not have the required documents.
That makes Marina di Izola suitable for experienced sailors who want independent cruising, as well as for mixed groups that prefer a professional skipper on board.
Before departure, the charter operator will normally check the skipper’s documents and crew details, so it is best to have them ready when boarding.
The nearest major airport is Trieste Airport, with transfer times to Izola typically around one hour to one hour and a half by road, depending on border and traffic conditions.
Marina di Izola is also straightforward to reach from nearby Slovenian coastal towns, and it sits only a short walk from Izola’s old town center.
For charterers arriving by car, the marina’s coastal location makes it practical as a starting point for a weekend or week-long Adriatic itinerary.
Boat rental in Marina di Izola starts from around $136 per day.
The charter base supports sailing yachts, which are the most relevant option for coastal cruising from this Slovenian port. The port data also includes another boat category, but sailing yachts are the main fit for typical Adriatic itineraries.
Yes, Marina di Izola suits families because the sailing area is compact and the coastline offers short day hops rather than long passages. The marina is also close to Izola’s town center, which is convenient for provisioning and shore time.
The most practical day-trip direction is along the Slovenian coast toward Portorož and the Bay of Piran, with Koper also within the broader local sailing area. In settled weather, crews can extend along the northern Adriatic coastline.
The best sailing months are usually May through September. Summer offers the warmest conditions, while May, June and September often provide comfortable weather with fewer crowds.
Bareboat charter is possible if you hold the required skipper licence and radio certificate for Slovenia. If you do not have the right documents, you can arrange a skipper instead.
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
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