You can find boats available to rent with or without a skipper in Sardinia on the Nautal website. Search for sailboats, catamarans, motorboats and more in Sardinia and/or in the world. Flexible cancellation or date changes up to 15 days before check in is allowed on selected boats. Renting a boat has never been easier and no prior experience is needed in learning how to rent. You can book from a large fleet of vessels today at a range of prices for a week with a skipper, or maybe even longer. The weather in Sardinia is typically dry and hot in summer, with relatively warm winters allowing for optimal sailing year-round. When you begin your dream boat charter in Sardinia, you'll likely start from one of the island's main hubs, like Marina Di Portisco, Porto di Cannigione, Porto Cervo or Olbia, before setting off on a week-long island-hopping adventure.
Renting a boat in Sardinia costs from 72 dollars per day in low season and from 124 dollars for a day in high season. Factors that can influence the price are type of boat, length, age, capacity, season, duration of charter, with or without a skipper, extras, etc. The additional cost can include a skipper, in case you need him, starting from 76 dollars per day.
1 day: from $ 421 in low season
1 week: from $ 961 in low season and from $ 2,109 in high season
Skipper: from $ 204 per day
1 day: from $ 72 in low season and $ 124 in high season
1 week: from $ 434 in low season and from $ 975 in high season
Skipper: from $ 76 per day
1 day: from $ 781 in low season and $ 1,262 in high season
1 week: from $ 3,298 in low season and from $ 7,510 in high season
Skipper: from $ 180 per day
1 day: from $ 144 in low season and $ 216 in high season
1 week: from $ 1,081 in low season and from $ 1,680 in high season
Skipper: from $ 144 per day
You can explore the best of Sardinia in a week with a boat charter, with plenty more to see on return visits. Among the trip's highlights will be the Maddalena Archipelago, a group of islands resting off the coast of northern Sardinia, easily accessible from Porto Cervo. Here, Caprera Island itself is a must-see, as it is a natural reserve for wildlife, making for a peaceful spot to watch the waves and sunset surrounded by the sounds of nature. Next, be sure to visit Isola Budelli and Isola Spargi, two spectacularly beautiful islands and a great introduction to the region's famed tranquil beaches and diving possibilities.
Sardinia has a perfect Mediterranean climate with long and warm summer and mild winter. It is also considered to be a bit windy island, which is great for sailing. On the north of the island, the temperatures are more extreme than in the south. However, the whole island experiences a perfect temperature in summer, which starts here from May till October, with an average temperature of around 17 degrees reaching mid-20s at the peak of the season. Sardinia is also a popular winter destination with a clear sky and calm weather. Temperatures are usually quite mild in winter, with averages between 10°C and 11°C from December to February.
From Italian and European cities, you can get to Sardinia through three main airports: Cagliari Elmas Airport, Aeroporto di Olbia Costa Smeralda, and Alghero Airport.
Also, since Sardinia is the most isolated island in the Mediterranean, car ferries are available at all major ferry crossings. The shortest and best way to get to Sardinia by car is to forward to a ferry crossing from the Italian mainland like Civitavecchia to Olbia on Sardinia's northeast coast.
Sardinia is also accessible by ferry from ports in Spain, France, and Italy. The main arrival points in Sardinia are Olbia, Golfo Aranci, Santa Teresa di Gallura and Porto Torres in the north; Arbatax on the east coast; and Cagliari in the south.
