39 ft (12 m) · 6 guests · 3 cabins
1981, Elan 20 Cabanyal
Estación de Segur De Calafell, Spain
From US$243 /day

4 boats available to charter in Estación de Segur De Calafell, Spain — compare motor yachts, catamarans and sailing boats from verified operators.
Yacht charter in Estación de Segur De Calafell is a sailing-focused way to explore the Costa Dorada from Port Segur-Calafell on the Tarragona coast.
The most practical departure point is Port Segur-Calafell, the marina in the center of the urban area and the main local base for boat rental and charter activity. Sailing yachts are the core boat type for this port, which makes it well suited to relaxed coastal cruises and day sails.
From here, a day trip can reach the nearby Tarragona shoreline for beach stops, short coastal hops, and sheltered anchorages in settled weather. For longer passages, charterers often look toward the wider Balearic and Catalan cruising zones rather than treating this as an island-hopping base.
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39 ft (12 m) · 6 guests · 3 cabins
Estación de Segur De Calafell, Spain
From US$243 /day
39 ft (12 m) · 6 guests
Estación de Segur De Calafell, Spain
From US$464 /day
48 ft (15 m) · 4 guests
Estación de Segur De Calafell, Spain
From US$772 /day
39 ft (12 m) · 12 guests · 3 cabins
Estación de Segur De Calafell, Spain
From US$389 /day
Live availability from verified operators; day rates converted to USD.
| Boat type | Available | From (per day) |
|---|---|---|
| Sailing yacht | 4 | $238 |
Most charters depart from Port Segur-Calafell, which is the local marina in the center of the town and the best-documented departure point for this area.
Náutica Segur lists its base at Port Segur-Calafell, local H2, 43820 Calafell, Tarragona, confirming that the port is an active local pickup point for boat rental and maintenance.
For charterers, that means the practical starting point is the marina rather than a remote anchorage or an offshore jetty.
A day sail from Estación de Segur De Calafell is best for coastal cruising along the Tarragona section of the Costa Dorada.
The area is suited to short passages, swimming stops, and relaxed time on the water rather than long offshore mileage, especially because the available charter focus here is sailing yacht.
If conditions are calm, the coastline around Calafell is the natural day-trip target, with the route length shaped by wind and sea state rather than by island distances.
The best sailing window is generally the warm season on the Catalan coast, when day trips are most comfortable and sailing conditions are typically more settled.
For charter planning, spring through early autumn is the most practical period, with July and August offering the warmest water and the highest demand.
Outside peak summer, shoulder months can still work well for sailing if you want quieter waters and milder temperatures.
Yes, bareboat charter in Spain generally requires an appropriate skipper licence, while a skippered charter does not place the navigation responsibility on the renter.
Local rental information for Port Segur-Calafell shows boats that can be taken with a Navigation Licence or PNB, which are Spanish licence references used for suitable smaller craft.
If you do not hold the correct licence, the practical option is to book a skipper for the boat.
The nearest major airport is Reus Airport, and Barcelona Airport is also a practical arrival point for charter guests heading to Port Segur-Calafell.
One local charter source places Port Segur de Calafell about 40 minutes by car from Reus Airport and about 55 minutes from Barcelona Airport.
That makes the port accessible for both regional and international visitors, especially if you plan to arrive the same day as your departure.
The grounded inventory for this port is focused on sailing yachts. That makes Estación de Segur De Calafell a better match for coastal sailing than for motor-only day chartering.
The main departure point is Port Segur-Calafell. It is the marina in the center of the town and the local base named by charter operators in the area.
Spring through early autumn is the most practical season for chartering on this stretch of the Catalan coast. Summer offers the warmest weather, while shoulder months are usually quieter.
For bareboat charter in Spain, you generally need a valid skipper licence appropriate to the boat. If you do not have one, you can book a skipper instead.
Yes, it is suitable for short coastal day sails along the Tarragona side of the Costa Dorada. The most realistic outings are beach stops, relaxed cruising, and sheltered swimming breaks.
Reus Airport is the closest major airport, with Barcelona Airport also commonly used. A local charter source puts the drive at about 40 minutes from Reus and about 55 minutes from Barcelona.
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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