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- Boats
- 639
- From / night
- €101
- Typical week
- €2,604
- Cabins
- 3–7
- Guest rating
- ★ 8.5/10
Fleet snapshot of September 28, 2026. Prices and availability change daily — the live list below is current.
Sardinia's charter fleet is concentrated in the north-east, and for good reason. From the marinas around Olbia and Portisco, Cannigione on the Arzachena gulf, Porto Rotondo and Golfo Aranci, the Costa Smeralda and the La Maddalena archipelago are only a few hours' sail away. The water is famously clear, the granite islands are full of small anchorages, and Corsica lies just across the Strait of Bonifacio.
Sailing yachts and catamarans make up most of the fleet, a sign that this is primarily a sailing ground for week-long island hopping; motorboats serve day trips along the Costa Smeralda. Further south, Cagliari and Carloforte give access to the quieter south and south-west coasts, and Cala Gonone and Arbatax on the east coast sit below the cliffs of the Gulf of Orosei.
A typical week from the north-east runs through the Maddalena islands — Spargi, Budelli, Caprera — and, weather permitting, crosses to Bonifacio or the Lavezzi islands before returning along the Costa Smeralda. The maestrale is the key factor: it can funnel strongly through the strait for several days, so plan the crossing on a settled day. The season runs from May to October.
Boats based in Sardinia
A selection from the current fleet. Prices are per night for the next available week.
CatamaranFountaine Pajot Astrea 42 | Bollinger
12.6 m · 3 cabins · sleeps 7 · 2025
★ 10 (1 review)
Marina di Cugnana · Marina Yacht Charter
Charter base · not a live position
View boat ↗€565 / night≈ €3,952 / week
CatamaranDufour 48 | Vittoria
14.6 m · 4 cabins · sleeps 10 · 2021
Marina di Cugnana · Marina Yacht Charter
Charter base · not a live position
View boat ↗€631 / night≈ €4,418 / week
CatamaranBali 4.8 | Steno
14.8 m · 7 cabins · sleeps 13 · 2023
Punta Nuraghe Pier · Yachting in Sardinia
Charter base · not a live position
View boat ↗€304 / night≈ €2,126 / week
CatamaranLagoon 450 F | Didyme
14 m · 6 cabins · sleeps 12 · 2018
★ 8.8 (5 reviews)
Marina di Olbia · Spartivento
Charter base · not a live position
View boat ↗€503 / night≈ €3,520 / week
CatamaranLagoon 42 | Sea Wolf
12.9 m · 6 cabins · sleeps 10 · 2019
★ 8 (2 reviews)
Marina di Cugnana · Sardinia Week
Charter base · not a live position
View boat ↗€418 / night≈ €2,925 / week
Sailing yachtJeanneau Sun Odyssey 36 | Bliksem
10.9 m · 3 cabins · sleeps 8 · 2008
★ 8 (2 reviews)
Marina di Portisco · Europe Sail
Charter base · not a live position
View boat ↗€154 / night≈ €1,080 / week
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Plan the passage before you book
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Offline charts for Sardinia
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See the chart pack →Questions about chartering here
Which Sardinian base is best for the La Maddalena archipelago?
Cannigione and the marinas around Olbia and Portisco are closest; from Cannigione the first Maddalena anchorages are within a short sail. The archipelago is a national park with its own rules on access and anchoring, so check them before you go.
How strong is the mistral in Sardinia?
The maestrale (mistral) is the defining wind of northern Sardinia. It usually builds from the north-west and can blow strongly for a few days, accelerating through the Strait of Bonifacio. Sheltered anchorages exist on the lee side of most islands, but crossings to Corsica should wait for a lull.
Is Sardinia suitable for a first charter?
The north-east is compact and full of shelter, which suits newcomers in settled weather. Because the mistral can arrive quickly and blow for days, a skippered or flotilla week is a sensible first step if the crew has little experience.
How many charter boats are available in Sardinia?
639 boats are based in Sardinia in our latest fleet snapshot, from operators including Marina Yacht Charter, Yachting in Sardinia, Spartivento.
How much does a yacht charter in Sardinia cost?
Nightly prices start at €101 for a boat with cabins; a typical boat here costs about €372 a night, roughly €2,604 for a Saturday-to-Saturday week. July and August cost more, and skipper, fuel and extras are usually on top.
Which boat types can I charter in Sardinia?
The fleet here includes: Sailing yacht (232), Motorboat (175), Catamaran (165), Motor yacht (56).
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