60 ft (18 m) · 6 guests
1984, Captained Charter on "New Kama" Canados 60 Fly Motor Yacht in Monopoli, Italy
Porto Azzurro, Italy
From US$887 /day

2 boats available to charter in Porto Azzurro, Italy — compare motor yachts, catamarans and sailing boats from verified operators.
Chartering in Porto Azzurro means setting off from a sheltered Elba harbour on the island’s eastern side, with easy access to the Tuscan Archipelago and short hops along the Elban coast.
The main departure point is Marina di Porto Azzurro, also described as the tourist port in the Gulf of Mola, with quays along Lungomare Paride Adami and Piazza Matteotti. It is a practical base for yachts because the marina sits close to the town centre and provides direct waterfront boarding.
From Porto Azzurro, a day trip can reach the eastern and southern shores of Elba, and in settled conditions can extend toward nearby anchorages and islands in the Tuscan Archipelago. The location suits charterers who want a mix of coastal cruising, swims in clear coves, and short passages rather than long open-water legs.
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60 ft (18 m) · 6 guests
Porto Azzurro, Italy
From US$887 /day
63 ft (19 m) · 14 guests · 4 cabins
Porto Azzurro, Italy
From US$1,043 /day
Live availability from verified operators; day rates converted to USD.
| Boat type | Available | From (per day) |
|---|---|---|
| Yacht | 2 | $887 |
Yachts usually depart from Marina di Porto Azzurro, the tourist port on the eastern side of Elba. Verified port descriptions place the marina on Lungomare Paride Adami and around Piazza Matteotti, with a quay pier and two main quays, IV Novembre and G. Matteotti.
The marina lies in the sheltered Gulf of Mola, which makes it the natural start point for local cruising. Public marina information also notes floating piers in front of the quays, so boarding is straightforward for charter guests.
A day charter from Porto Azzurro is best for the eastern coast of Elba and nearby Tuscan Archipelago waters. That gives the shortest and most realistic passages for swimming stops, coastal sightseeing, and lunch at anchor.
In calmer weather, charterers can stretch a day out toward the surrounding island group rather than staying only in the harbour area. The itinerary should remain flexible because the best route depends on wind direction and sea state on the day.
The best charter window in Porto Azzurro is the main Mediterranean season from late spring through early autumn, especially May to October. July and August are the busiest months but also the most established for full marina services and warm-water cruising.
Spring and early autumn often give the most comfortable sailing conditions, with fewer crowds than midsummer. For a day charter, these shoulder months are often easier for finding calmer bays and more relaxed harbour access.
In Italy, the skipper and licence requirements depend on the boat type, size, and engine power. Charter guests should expect that a valid licence may be required for larger or more powerful yachts, while a professional skipper can be arranged when an independent licence is not held.
Because this page is for yacht charters, the safest assumption is to check the exact vessel conditions before booking. If a skipper is included or added, the charter is simpler for groups that prefer a local professional at the helm.
The most practical air gateway for Elba is Marina di Campo Airport on the island, followed by a transfer to Porto Azzurro by road. Porto Azzurro sits on Elba’s east side, so the final drive is straightforward once on the island.
If arriving via the mainland, travellers typically connect by ferry to Elba and then continue to Porto Azzurro by road. For charter planning, it is best to allow extra time on arrival day because island transfers can vary with ferry schedules.
It is a sheltered Elba departure point with direct access to the eastern coast and the Tuscan Archipelago. The marina base is close to town, which makes it convenient for day charters and short cruising holidays.
Boat rental in Porto Azzurro starts from around $887 per day.
The main departure point is Marina di Porto Azzurro. Public marina descriptions place it along Lungomare Paride Adami and around Piazza Matteotti, with quays identified as IV Novembre and G. Matteotti.
The most practical season is late spring through early autumn, especially May to October. July and August are the peak charter months, while May, June, September, and October often suit quieter cruising.
Licence requirements depend on the yacht, engine power, and whether you take a bareboat or skippered charter. If you do not hold the right credentials, booking a skipper is the simplest option.
Yes, because the harbour is sheltered and the usual day routes are short. That makes it suitable for relaxed coastal cruising, swimming stops, and flexible itineraries.
Boat types
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YachtLuxury cruising with full crew
8–16 guests ·
from $480/day
CatamaranStable, spacious, perfect for groups
10–12 guests ·
from $280/day
SailboatWind, sails and slow island hopping
6–10 guests ·
from $130/day
MotorboatFast day cruises without the captain
4–10 guests ·
from $90/day
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