46 ft (14 m) · 12 ospiti · 6 cabine
2026, Excess Catamarans Excess 14
Taranto, Italy
Da US$1,946 /giorno

54 barche disponibili per il noleggio a Taranto, Italy — confronta yacht a motore, catamarani e barche a vela di operatori verificati.
Yacht charter in Taranto is a short-range Ionian Sea escape with historic city scenery, calm inner waters, and easy access to the Mar Piccolo and Mar Grande. It suits day trips, relaxed coastal cruising, and skipper-led outings for guests who want a simple base in southern Italy.
The main departure points that appear in local listings are Molo Sant'Eligio in the old city and Marina TarantoYacht on Via Napoli. Both put charterers close to Taranto’s waterfront sights, including the Ponte Girevole and the Aragonese Castle, before the route opens into the city’s two bays.
From Taranto, a day trip can reach the Mar Piccolo, the Mar Grande, and the nearby Cheradi Islands area, with some excursions continuing along the Taranto coast and toward the Salento shoreline. That makes the port useful for swimmers, photo stops, and sheltered cruising rather than long offshore passages.
Con skipper o senza equipaggio. Prenota direttamente con operatori verificati.
46 ft (14 m) · 12 ospiti · 6 cabine
Taranto, Italy
Da US$1,946 /giorno
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Taranto, Italy
Da US$1,389 /giorno
18 ft (5 m) · 7 ospiti
Taranto, Italy
Da US$194 /giorno
Disponibilità in tempo reale da operatori verificati; tariffe giornaliere convertite in USD.
| Tipo di barca | Disponibili | Da (al giorno) |
|---|---|---|
| Catamaran | 29 | $587 |
| Yacht | 23 | $128 |
| Sailing yacht | 2 | $125 |
Charters in Taranto usually depart from Molo Sant'Eligio or Marina TarantoYacht. Molo Sant'Eligio is described in local listings as a departure point in the old city, while Marina TarantoYacht is listed as a base charter at Via Napoli, 535.
Those two points are practical for different trip styles. The old-city pier works well for a scenic start past Taranto’s historic waterfront, while the marina base is suited to organized rentals and boat handovers.
A day trip from Taranto can cover the Mar Piccolo, the Mar Grande, and the coastal waters around the Cheradi Islands. Local excursion listings also mention routes along the Taranto coast with swim stops and relaxation breaks.
Some itineraries extend farther along the Salento coast and toward San Vito and Marina di Leporano. These are the kinds of routes that fit a full-day charter because they mix city views, sheltered water, and nearshore cruising.
The most useful sailing windows are typically the warmer months, especially late spring through early autumn. That is when day-charter conditions are generally more comfortable for swimming, coastal cruising, and longer time on deck.
Because Taranto is used for short coastal trips, the practical season is the one with the steadiest fair-weather pattern and warm water. For charter planning, the most relevant months are usually May to October.
In Italy, a licence is needed for some boats, while smaller boats can be offered without a licence. Taranto listings specifically show both skipper-led charters and boats available without a licence.
If you do not have a licence or prefer local handling, a skipper is widely offered in Taranto. That is the simplest option for first-time visitors, especially on routes through the Mar Piccolo and around the city waterfront.
The nearest major airport for Taranto charters is Brindisi, which is the most practical air gateway for southern Apulia. From there, Taranto is reached by road transfer rather than by a direct port-airport link.
Transfer time from Brindisi to Taranto is roughly 1 to 1.5 hours by car, depending on traffic and the exact marina. That makes Taranto an easy same-day arrival destination for charter guests flying into Apulia.
It is mainly a sheltered coastal day charter with city views, easy departures, and access to the Mar Piccolo, Mar Grande, and Cheradi waters. Local listings emphasize swim stops, relaxed cruising, and short outings rather than long offshore passages.
The main departure points shown in local listings are Molo Sant'Eligio and Marina TarantoYacht on Via Napoli. Both are inside Taranto and are well placed for city-front sailing and short coastal itineraries.
A normal day route from Taranto can cover the Mar Piccolo, Mar Grande, and the Cheradi Islands area. Some excursions also continue toward San Vito, Marina di Leporano, and the Salento coast.
The best practical season is usually from May to October, when the weather is warm enough for swimming and day cruising. Spring and early autumn are especially useful for comfortable conditions and fewer heat extremes.
Italy allows some boats to be rented without a licence, and Taranto listings show that option locally. For larger boats or if you want an easier experience, booking with a skipper is common.
Yes, Taranto works well for families and small groups because the routes are short, protected, and easy to split between sightseeing and swimming. It is especially suitable for people who want a simple day on the water rather than a long passage.
Tipi di barca
Dai RIB e motoscafi ai catamarani e superyacht con equipaggio.
YachtLuxury cruising with full crew
8–16 guests ·
da $480/giorno
CatamaranStable, spacious, perfect for groups
10–12 guests ·
da $280/giorno
SailboatWind, sails and slow island hopping
6–10 guests ·
da $130/giorno
MotorboatFast day cruises without the captain
4–10 guests ·
da $90/giorno
Porti vicini
Confronta punti di partenza e flotte lungo la costa.
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