Yacht Charter in Spain

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Embark on a luxurious journey with our yacht rentals in Spain, offering both yacht hire and boat rental options.

Three Reasons to Charter a Yacht in Spain

1. Navigation Conditions

Spain offers an ideal climate for a sailboat charter in Spain. The Mediterranean sun brings hot, dry summers, making sailing between May and October a true pleasure.
Winds are usually mild, from the north, ranging between 5-15 knots. While stronger gusts can occur, smooth sailing is typical, making it a great destination for sailors of all skill levels. Be sure to check the VHF channel for regular weather updates.

2. Brilliant Beaches

It doesn’t matter which yacht charter base you start from, you will never be far from some of Spain’s splendid sands.
If you’re navigating the Costa Brava, rent a boat from Roses or Palamos and you’ll find charming coves and unspoilt beaches hidden amongst the beautiful, rugged coastline.
Or start your sailboat rental in Spain from Malaga and sail east to Cabo de Gata, where sparkling turquoise waters meet golden sands. If exploring the Balearic Islands, don’t miss dropping anchor at Formentera and visiting Els Pujols beach, with its wide white sands that feel straight out of the Caribbean.

3. Art, Art, Art

Spain has an abundance of art, and artists which have shaped their cultures and traditions for years, and remains a key element in their tourism.
A yacht charter in Malaga will give you the chance to visit ‘Museo Picasso’, a gallery where a large portion of the artist’s work is exhibited, and you can see up close the masterpieces of Spain’s most famous painter.
If you’re navigating around Catalonia, you won’t be able to miss the magic of Barcelona; home to Gaudi’s iconic Sagrada Família - Spain’s most visited monument, and the mosaic marvels of Parc Güell.

Balearic Adventures

The Balearic Islands, off Spain’s east coast, are made up of four islands, each perfect for a yacht charter in Spain thanks to their unique charm and variety of activities.
Majorca, the largest island, offers a bit of everything. Rent a bike to explore scenic villages and pine forests, visit the gallery of famous Catalan painter Joan Miró, or tour local wineries to taste the best regional produce.
Menorca is smaller but equally beautiful. Swim in the clear waters of Cala Turqueta, discover the red-gold sands of Cala Pregonda, and enjoy the island’s relaxed pace. Its coastline is full of stunning white sand beaches, ideal for a laid-back sailing vacation.
Formentera is the smallest and least visited, making it perfect for a quiet yacht charter. Explore the island on foot or by bike, try local dishes, or spend lazy days on its pristine beaches. Snorkeling in its crystal-clear waters is a must.
Each island offers its own mix of adventure, relaxation, and natural beauty, making the Balearics a top choice for sailing holidays in Spain.

24 Hours in Barcelona

A sailboat rental in Spain is not complete without a stop in Barcelona. This vibrant city is full of art, food, and stunning architecture, making it a must-visit on your sailing adventure.

Morning
Moor your boat at one of Barcelona’s marinas and start at Gaudi’s famous Sagrada Família, a unique church still under construction since 1882. Then stroll down Passeig de Gràcia to see Gaudi’s Casa Batlló and do some shopping. Stop at La Boquería Market for lunch and taste authentic Catalan and Spanish dishes, a real highlight of your yacht charter.

Afternoon
Walk 10–15 minutes to the Picasso Museum to see some of the artist’s best works. For more Gaudi magic, visit Park Güell, or if football is your thing, explore Camp Nou, one of the world’s largest stadiums.

Evening
End the day with a swim or a stroll along the beach. Grab a gelato and enjoy dinner at a local restaurant or tapas bar. Els Quatre Gats is a historic spot with modernista décor where Picasso and other artists used to gather. From there, you can explore the city’s vibrant nightlife.

Getting There

Spain has several international airports, including Palma de Mallorca Airport, 8 km east of Palma, and Barcelona–El Prat Airport, 12 km southwest of Barcelona, the country’s second largest and busiest airport.
Transfers to your yacht charter base can be arranged for an extra cost, just let your GlobeSailor advisor know!

Discover Your Perfect Yacht

Spain's diverse coastlines call for equally diverse sailing experiences. With our boat rental Spain services, we offer an expansive fleet tailored to every sailor's dream.
From sleek yachts perfect for yacht rental Spain adventures, to more intimate boat hires for those serene moments at sea, we ensure your Mediterranean journey is unmatched.
Our sailboat charter in Spain options include everything from luxury yachts equipped with the latest amenities to charming sailboats ideal for exploring the hidden coves of the Balearic and Canary Islands.
Choose your vessel and set sail on a voyage where the Spanish sun meets the crystal-clear waters in a symphony of nature's best.