Rent a boat in Gibraltar with or without a skipper

Rent a boat in Gibraltar with Nautal

Picture yourself cruising through the sparkling Mediterranean Sea, the warm sun on your face and the wind in your hair as you explore the breathtaking coastline of Gibraltar.

This tiny British territory, located at the southern tip of Spain, boasts a unique blend of British and Spanish culture and offers a wealth of attractions. Bare witness how the iconic Rock of Gibraltar looms proudly over this incredible landscape.

By renting a boat in Gibraltar, you can discover the hidden coves and secluded bays that are only accessible by water. Enjoy the ultimate sense of freedom and adventure that only boating can bring. So why settle for a typical vacation when you can experience the thrill of a lifetime with a Nautal boat rental?

How much does a Gibraltar boat rental cost?

Charter prices for a boat rental in Gibraltar will depend on the type and manufacture of boat. The length of your trip will also change the cost. The season you embark on will also affect the final cost. Additional services and extras included will vary from boat to boat. Take a look at some of our prices:

Motorboat

€1,125/day in both high and low seasons.

Yacht

€3,000/day and €18,000/week in both high and low seasons.

What is included in the cost?

When you charter a yacht in Gibraltar, the usage of your chosen vessel is included for the duration of the trip. All necessary safety equipment is included to ensure a safe and worry-free experience!

What are the mooring fees in Gibraltar?

The mooring fees in Gibraltar will depend on the size and type of boat, along with the location of the marina. The fees can range from around £20 to £40 per night for a small vessel.

It's worth noting that during peak season, from June to September, the fees can be higher due to high demand. We recommend checking with the marina before your Gibraltar boat charter to avoid any surprises!

Is it possible to rent a boat in Gibraltar with or without a skipper?

If you're looking to dive into a sailing experience, renting a boat in Gibraltar with a skipper is an excellent option.

Skippers are highly experienced and nautical experts. They can take care of all the technical aspects of sailing, such as docking and navigating. With their vast knowledge of the area, they can guide you to the best spots to anchor and swim, and maybe even some hidden gems you would never discover on your own. You can sit back, relax and enjoy the journey, knowing that you are in the safe hands of a professional skipper who will take care of everything, so you don't have to worry about anything.

If you have the appropriate license or experience, you can choose to charter a boat in Gibraltar without a skipper. In this case, you'll have the freedom to explore the waters at your own pace. The boat owner may require proof of experience before you embark.

What to do and see in Gibraltar?

One of the most iconic attractions in Gibraltar is the Rock of Gibraltar, a towering limestone formation that dominates the skyline. Visitors can take a cable car to the top, where they can enjoy breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. Incredible views can be seen of Europe, Africa and the Atlantic from one vantage point.

At the summit, you'll also find the famous Barbary Macaques, the only wild monkeys in Europe. These playful primates are a highlight of any boat charter in Gibraltar.

The Great Siege Tunnels, constructed during the 18th century, are a fascinating in

sight into the military history of the territory. You can also visit the Moorish Castle, a medieval fortress that dates back to the 8th century.

Offshore, there are many beautiful areas to explore with your yacht charter in Gibraltar. Explore the stunning beaches of Catalan Bay or the secluded coves only accessible by water.

Where can I sail from Gibraltar?

Gibraltar is an ideal starting point for sailing adventures, with plenty of destinations accessible by boat for both weekend and week-long charters. Here are some areas that you can explore:

For a weekend hire in Gibraltar, you could set sail to the nearby town of Estepona. This gem is located just 20 nautical miles from Gibraltar. Estepona is a charming coastal town with a picturesque marina, vibrant nightlife, and plenty of restaurants serving up delicious local cuisine.

An option for a week-long charter is to explore the Costa del Sol, the southern coast of Spain that stretches from Malaga to Gibraltar. Likewise, you can make for Tarifa and witness what the Costa de Luz has to offer. Try your hand at kite-surfing and other water sports in this iconic coastal town!

What sailing conditions can I expect?

The sailing conditions in the Bay of Gibraltar are generally favorable for boaters. The bay is sheltered and protected from the open sea by the Rock of Gibraltar. This means that the waters are relatively calm and free from large swells or waves.

Winds in the Bay of Gibraltar are generally light to moderate, with prevailing winds coming from the west or northwest. In the summer months, there can be occasional periods of strong easterly winds, known as Levante winds, which can create choppy conditions and increase the difficulty of sailing.

Which are the most popular ports in Gibraltar?

There are a plethora of ports to choose from in and around the bay of Gibraltar. Take a look at some of the ports near you:

• Gibraltar Marina
• Queensway Quay Marina