Culinary, History & Colourful cities
Italy has various options for your charter
Italy pairs a stunning coastline with centuries of art, history, and food, a yacht charter lets you move between the Amalfi Coast’s cliffside towns and Sardinia’s clear water at your own pace, whether aboard a motor yacht or a sailing yacht
Italy & Sardinia - The perfect choice to mix History, Art & Famous spots!
The Amalfi Coast is Italy’s signature charter route, Positano and Amalfi’s pastel-colored towns cascade down the cliffs to meet the sea, with sun-soaked decks, gourmet cuisine from an onboard chef, and secluded coves and beaches reachable only by boat.
Sardinia adds a different pace, the Costa Smeralda’s turquoise water and quieter anchorages are a favorite for those who want more time on the water and less time in port.
Whether you choose a motor yacht for covering more ground or a sailing yacht for a slower, more traditional trip, the crew and amenities are built around making the route feel effortless
Yacht Charter in Italy & Sardinia — Practical Guide
Italy offers two distinct charter experiences: the cliffside towns and cultural depth of the Amalfi Coast, and the clearer, quieter water of Sardinia's Costa Smeralda. Both are covered aboard a motor yacht or a sailing yacht, with an onboard chef and crew handling the details.
Amalfi Coast Highlights
- Positano & Amalfi — the coast's signature pastel-colored towns, best seen from the water.
- Secluded coves and beaches — many stretches of this coastline are only reachable by boat.
Sardinia's Costa Smeralda
Sardinia adds a quieter pace to an Italian itinerary — the Costa Smeralda's turquoise water and less-crowded anchorages suit charters focused on time in the water over time in port.
Motor Yacht or Sailing Yacht?
A motor yacht covers more distance between stops; a sailing yacht offers a slower, more traditional way to explore the same coastline. Both options are available for Italy and Sardinia.
When to Charter in Italy
The Mediterranean season generally runs from May to September, with August being the busiest and most in-demand month along the Amalfi Coast — booking ahead matters most for peak summer dates.
Tell us your dates, group size and budget — we'll come back with a short, matched selection for Italy and Sardinia.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Yacht Charter in Italy
How much does a yacht charter in Italy cost?
Prices vary by size and season — yachts covering Italy typically start from around €65,000 per week, with larger crewed motor yachts running considerably higher in peak season. Tell us your budget and group size for a matched shortlist.
What's the best route along the Amalfi Coast?
Positano and Amalfi are the coast's signature stops, with many secluded coves and beaches along the way only reachable by boat.
Can I visit both the Amalfi Coast and Sardinia on one charter?
The two are usually chartered as separate itineraries given the distance between them, but each is available individually. Tell us which you're drawn to — or both, across separate trips — and we'll advise on the best route.
Should I charter a motor yacht or a sailing yacht in Italy?
A motor yacht suits groups who want to cover more distance between stops quickly, while a sailing yacht offers a quieter, more traditional way to explore the same coastline.
When is the best time to charter a yacht in Italy?
The season generally runs from May to September, with August as the busiest and most in-demand month along the Amalfi Coast. Book ahead for peak summer dates.
How do I book a yacht charter in Italy with Palm Lifestyle?
Contact the team with your dates, group size, and budget — a broker who knows the fleet personally will come back with a short, matched selection, usually within 24 to 48 hours.
