- Boats
- 26
- From / night
- €160
- Typical week
- €2,891
- Length
- 3.6–13 m
Fleet snapshot of September 28, 2026. Prices and availability change daily — the live list below is current.
Switzerland is landlocked, and its charter offer is lake boating. The fleet is small and made up mostly of motorboats, with a few sailing boats and houseboats. Most rentals are for a few hours or a day rather than a week, which suits lakes where the scenery is the destination.
The fleet is spread across several lakes. Lake Zug in central Switzerland and Lake Thun in the Bernese Oberland, with the Alps rising straight from the shore, are both well suited to a day on the water, with swimming stops and lakeside villages. In Ticino, the Italian-speaking south, Lake Lugano and Lake Maggiore add a Mediterranean feel, with palm-lined promenades and mountain views.
The season runs from about May to September. Lakes are usually calm, but thermal winds build in the afternoon on many of them, and summer thunderstorms can bring sudden strong gusts. Swiss lakes use storm warning lights on the shore; watch them and head back to harbour when they flash.
Boats based in Switzerland
A selection from the current fleet. Prices are per night for the next available week.
Sailing yachtArchambault Grand Surprise | GS
9.5 m · 2004
Hafen Hilterfingen · Segelschule Thunersee
Charter base · not a live position
View boat ↗€764 / night≈ €5,348 / week
Sailing yachtCustom Built 43 | Cupido
13 m · 1918
No licence needed
Hafen Hilterfingen · Segelschule Thunersee
Charter base · not a live position
View boat ↗€881 / night≈ €6,167 / week
Sailing yachtArchambault 40 | Aquarante
12 m · 2010
No licence needed
Hafen Hilterfingen · Segelschule Thunersee
Charter base · not a live position
View boat ↗€881 / night≈ €6,167 / week
MotorboatPortless Trinity | 24-2
4.5 m · 2024
No licence needed
Zug Marina · Zugboatrental GmbH
Charter base · not a live position
View boat ↗€160 / night≈ €1,120 / week
MotorboatSea-Doo 230 | 13
7.2 m · 2013
No licence needed
Bootssteg Alpnachstad · SeaTime
Charter base · not a live position
View boat ↗€1,047 / night≈ €7,329 / week
MotorboatBayliner VR4 | Loulouloutte 2
5.7 m · 2024
Port de Vidy · Pedalino
Charter base · not a live position
View boat ↗€630 / night≈ €4,410 / week
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Charter in Switzerland by boat type
Questions about chartering here
Do I need a licence to rent a boat in Switzerland?
It depends on the boat's power and size. Small, low-powered boats can often be rented without a licence, while more powerful boats and larger sailing boats require one. The operator will confirm what applies to your boat.
When is the best time to go?
June to August for warm days and water warm enough for swimming. May and September are quieter but cooler.
Which lake should I choose?
Choose Lake Thun for the Alpine backdrop, Lake Zug for easy access from central Switzerland, and the Ticino lakes for a southern, Mediterranean atmosphere.
How many charter boats are available in Switzerland?
26 boats are based in Switzerland in our latest fleet snapshot, from operators including Segelschule Thunersee, Zugboatrental GmbH, SeaTime.
How much does a yacht charter in Switzerland cost?
Nightly prices start at €160 for a boat with cabins; a typical boat here costs about €413 a night, roughly €2,891 for a Saturday-to-Saturday week. July and August cost more, and skipper, fuel and extras are usually on top.
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