Italy Yacht Charter

Italy sits in the heart of the Mediterranean and is a romantic and luxurious yachting destination of astounding natural beauty. The coastline is bursting with beautiful towns and capacious marinas, offering plenty of marine facilities and space for the world’s superyacht fleet.

Italy is a versatile and beguiling destination.  The colours of the flowers, the smell of the local fishing towns and the busy chatter of the friendly locals will invade all of your senses. Whilst some parts of the Italian coastline remain consistent, such as the pastel-coloured houses and hill-top towns, most towns vary hugely in their character, providing unique experiences to be enjoyed and savoured at each and every harbour.  With approximately 4,660 miles of coastline, a luxury superyacht charter in Italy is bound to keep you captivated.

The Italian Riviera, in combination with the Tuscan Coast and its off-lying islands, is a winning itinerary choice. Enjoy picturesque bays and ports, and step ashore to find stylish shopping, fascinating historical sites, and restaurants offering regional seafood specialties. With cities like Florence and Pisa only a short drive away, take advantage of some of Italy's iconic gems.

The Neapolitan coast with its small towns, pretty gardens and nearby islands delivers rich culture and vibrant culinary experiences in the midst of sensational scenery. Capri has exceptional shopping, the charismatic town of Amalfi and its namesake coastline is a picture-perfect yachting destination, and the Aeolian Islands reveal some of the Mediterranean's most dramatic landscapes.

Forming the ‘heel’ of Italy’s boot, the region of Puglia on Italy’s southeast coast, is well known for its whitewashed hill towns, centuries old farmland and hundreds of kilometers of coastline. Must-visit towns here include the capital of Bari, and the neighbourhoods of Monti District and Aia Piccola in Alberobello. In these districts, all buildings are shaped in the 'trullo' structure, consisting of a central room with arches leading to the other rooms of the building.

As the world's only pedestrian city, Venice is a sensory overload: from the mosaic encrusted Basilica di San Marco, to the Museo Querini Stampalia crammed with Renaissance paintings. Built on a lagoon, Venice comprises more than a hundred tiny islands, divided by canals and connected by bridges. The unique construction and architecture gives the Italian city more than its share of romance. Explore the labyrinth of canals, marvel at the iconic Renaissance architecture and visit boutique shops selling the creations of skilled glass blowers before returning aboard to indulge in some of the local culinary delights.

The land of great food, beautiful countryside, delicious wine and ancient history, Italy is the kind of luxury superyacht destination that brings visitors coming back for more.