Motorboat rental Lake Garda
Enjoy a unique experience on or around Lake Garda with Click&Boat. You can rent a motorboat on Lake Garda and discover Italy's largest lake from the water at your leisure! You can rent a motorboat with or without a skipper. In Italy, you can rent a boat without a licence if the boat has less than 40 hp. If you do not have a license and would like to rent a larger boat, you can rent a boat with a skipper. The advantage is that the skippers are often locals and can show you the best places of Lake Garda!
How much does it cost to rent a motorboat on Lake Garda?
Prices of a motorboat on Lake Garda:
- One day: Charter a motorboat on Lake Garda between $150 and $300 per day.
- One week: A motorboat for a week costs between $830 and $2100.
Explore Lake Garda by motorboat
Between the Alps and the Po Valley lies Italy's largest and clearest blue lake. On the southeastern shore of the lake is the village of Peschiera del Garda with about 10,000 inhabitants. The former military complex and fortress of Peschiera is a cultural-historical highlight of the town. From here, you can also easily reach the city of Verona, which is approximately 25 km away. The old town, surrounded by canals, is perfect to explore by motorboat and enjoy a unique view of the mountains and small villages of Lake Garda.
Not only Peschiera del Garda has much to offer: discover the Sirmione peninsula and its magnificent castle with your boat or enjoy the view of the lake during sunset. Lake Garda has everything you could wish for and the region offers everything you need for a relaxing holiday in Italy and a real Italian feel-good charm. From Lazise, to Sirmione, Peschiera del Garda and secluded beaches. With a rented motorboat on Lake Garda, you can move quickly and comfortably from A to B, avoiding the tourist crowds. Contact one or more Italian boat owners now to see what they can do for you!
Rent a motorboat on Lake Garda
Renting a motorboat on Lake Garda offers a great opportunity to explore the area and the many picturesque lakeside towns and the beauty of the lake. A motorboat is the perfect solution for reliable transportation and to discover as many places of the beautiful lake as possible. If you plan to rent a motorboat on Lake Garda, start in Riva del Garda. It is the second largest city on Lake Garda after Desenzano and has something for everyone. Outdoor enthusiasts will find a wide variety of hiking trails, cycling routes, mountain bike trails or road bike routes. Climbers will also find something to their liking. Small mountain huts await you with an aperitif and local specialities.
But the town itself is also full of life and entertainment with its picturesque promenade along the coast. Shops, restaurants, cafés, ice-cream parlours and small fashion boutiques line up. Bathers can sunbathe on the lawn or on the narrow but long strip of beach and refresh themselves in the cool water of the lake. Culture lovers will enjoy the Chiesa dell'Inviolata, a 17th century church built by a Portuguese architect, and the town's interesting museums.
Wich towns are worth visiting?
Limone sul Garda
This small town owes its charm to its location. It lies directly at the foot of a steep slope and looks like a natural terrace. The houses are lined up on the slope and separated by small winding alleys. The old part of town is charming with its striking floral decorations and offers a variety of small cafes and restaurants that owe their charm to the warm and welcoming owners. Olive groves also invite a visit and provide an ideal opportunity to escape the tourist crowds of the city centre.
Gargnano
Gargnano is not to be missed if you are renting a motorboat on Lake Garda. This town is also located on the western shore of the lake. Beautiful contrasts between hills, the city and the sea make it particularly attractive. Apart from the annual 100-mile regatta, which attracts spectators from all over the world, there are also events such as a vintage car race and numerous concerts. Among Gargnano's historical monuments are the bell tower of the cherry San Martino and stately villas with beautiful gardens.
Maderno
Maderno enters the lake as a small peninsula. As the town was built by the Etruscans, it can look back on a long history. Among other things, Maderno is an important production site for paper, but over time it has developed into a lively tourist town. From the city, there are numerous hiking and cycling trails that lead to the surrounding nature. Beautiful bays and beaches invite you to sunbathe and swim.
Sirmione
You should not miss this spot in the south, if you rent a motorboat on Lake Garda. Its southern location and a nearby hot spring make for a wonderfully gentle experience.