Chárter de yates en L'Estartit

Where do boats depart from in L'Estartit?

Boats usually depart from Club Nàutic Estartit and the Puerto de L'Estartit waterfront. This is the most practical base for checking in, boarding, and setting out toward the Medes Islands.

The port is on Passeig Marítim in the town of L'Estartit, so the departure area is close to the main seafront. That makes it straightforward for crews arriving by car, transfer, or foot from nearby accommodation.

What can I reach on a day trip from L'Estartit?

A day charter from L'Estartit can comfortably reach the Medes Islands, which are the signature nearby sailing area. Coastal routes can also follow the Costa Brava toward places such as L'Escala to the north or Begur to the south.

For charterers who want swimming or snorkelling stops, the nearby coves and sheltered anchorages along this stretch of coast are the main attraction. The short distances make L'Estartit suitable for half-day or full-day itineraries rather than long offshore passages.

When is the best sailing season in L'Estartit?

The main charter season in L'Estartit is the Mediterranean spring-to-autumn window, with the busiest period in summer. July and August are the highest-demand months, while shoulder-season sailing is generally better for quieter marinas and easier booking.

For practical planning, spring and early autumn are the best balance of weather and comfort. Summer brings the warmest water and the most activity on the coast, but also the most tourists.

Do I need a licence to charter a boat in L'Estartit?

Yes, a licence is required if you charter without a skipper in Spain, and at least one boat listing in L'Estartit states that a boat licence is required for bareboat hire. If you do not have the right licence, you can book with a skipper instead.

Skippered charter is common in this area, and skipper pricing varies by boat and itinerary. For families or first-time visitors, that option removes the navigation and mooring responsibilities from the crew.

How do I get to L'Estartit for a charter?

The nearest major airport is Girona–Costa Brava Airport, and L'Estartit is also accessible from Girona city. One sailing guide places L'Estartit about 45 kilometres from Girona, which is roughly a 40- to 50-minute road transfer in normal traffic.

That transfer time makes the port workable for weekend charters as well as longer holidays. If you are arriving from elsewhere in Spain or Europe, Girona is the most practical airport for this charter base.