Yacht charter in Alicante, Spain
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Yacht charter in Alicante

78 boats available to charter in Alicante, Spain — compare motor yachts, catamarans and sailing boats from verified operators.

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About chartering in Alicante

Hiring a yacht is the ideal way to explore the hidden beauty of Alicante, offering access to 218 kilometers of pristine beaches and dreamy coves along the Costa Blanca. The main departure points include the Port of Alicante, Santa Pola Marina, and the seaside clubs of Villajoyosa and Torrevieja, all equipped with modern amenities and boat supplies. A day trip from Alicante easily reaches Tabarca Island just 8 kilometers away, or heads north to the colorful fisherman cottages of Villajoyosa and the vibrant beaches of Benidorm.

For longer excursions, you can sail south to the untouched natural environment of Mil Palmeras and the historic port of Cartagena in the Murcia region. Alternatively, a multi-day itinerary might take you to the Balearic Islands, including Ibiza, Formentera, or Mallorca, depending on sea conditions and local maritime regulations. The setting combines modernity with tradition, featuring attractions like the MARQ Museum and seven breathtaking beaches such as Postiguet and Sant Juan.

Boats available in Alicante

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FulhamFulhamFulhamFulhamFulhamFulhamFulhamFulham

46 ft (14 m) · 10 guests · 5 cabins

2020, Fulham

Denia - Alicante, Spain

From US$88 /day

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Piedad

29 ft (9 m) · 11 guests · 1 cabin

2023, Piedad

Real Club Regatas de Alicante, Spain

From US$642 /day

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Boat types & prices in Alicante

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Boat typeAvailableFrom (per day)
Yacht58$190
Sailing yacht17$204
Boat3$266

Where can I rent a boat in Alicante?

You can start your boat rental at Puerto de Alicante, Santa Pola, Torrevieja, Port d'Altea, or Campomanes, all offering full amenities for charterers. Nautical clubs in Jávea, Altea, and the Marina of Dénia provide professional facilities and support for your yacht charter. These ports accommodate boats up to 60 meters and include 24-hour surveillance, restaurants, and shops.

What are the best day-trip routes from Alicante?

A popular day trip heads to Tabarca Island, known for transparent waters perfect for snorkeling and diving near its 18th-century fortifications. You can also sail north to Isla de Benidorm for vibrant marine life or anchor in the secluded bays of Cabo de las Huertas. For a scenic coastal cruise, visit Villajoyosa's colorful cottages and Benidorm's Levante and Poniente beaches.

When is the optimal sailing season in Alicante?

Alicante's optimal boating season runs from late spring to early autumn, notably between May and September, with calmer waters and minimal rainfall. Summer sees the highest demand and peak rental prices, while late spring or early autumn offers more economical options with slightly lower costs. Wind speed is generally mild, but forecasts should always be checked before departure.

What licence or skipper rules apply in Spain?

In Spain, privately owned boats available for charter can be operated with a professional skipper included, especially for premium private yacht rentals. Bareboat charters typically require a valid national or international licence, while crewed options accommodate up to 10 guests without a personal licence. Always confirm licence requirements with the charter company before booking.

How do I get to Alicante for my charter?

Alicante is served by Alicante-Costa Blanca Airport, located roughly 15 minutes from the Port of Alicante and major marinas. The transfer time is short, making it convenient for charterers arriving by air to reach their departure point quickly. The city also offers seven beaches, including Postiguet in the heart of Alicante, for pre- or post-charter relaxation.

Alicante yacht charter — FAQ

How much does a boat rental in Alicante cost?

From around $101 per day, with prices varying between $237 and $1,005 depending on the season and boat type.

What is the best time to sail from Alicante to Tabarca Island?

The best time is between May and September when waters are calmer and rainfall is minimal, ideal for snorkeling near the island's fortifications.

Do I need a licence to rent a bareboat in Alicante?

Yes, bareboat charters typically require a valid national or international licence, while crewed options include a professional skipper.

Is Alicante suitable for family yacht charters?

Yes, Alicante offers family-friendly beaches like Albir and facilities accommodating up to 16 people on motorboats, with safe anchorages and shallow coves.

Can I sail from Alicante to the Balearic Islands?

Yes, longer trips can include stops at Ibiza, Formentera, or Mallorca, subject to sea conditions and local maritime regulations.

What marinas in Alicante have the most berths?

The Port of Alicante and Santa Pola offer over 800 berths combined, accommodating boats up to 60 meters with full amenities.

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