Hire a boat in Nice

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Motorboat Capelli Cap 21 open 150hp (2022)

Nice
7
Without Skipper
 26  · Pro · Super owner

From £329 per day

Motorboat Pacific Craft Open 500 70hp (2006)

Nice
5
With or without skipper
 20  · Super owner

From £193 per day

RIB Bsc Bsc 57 130hp (2021)

Nice
8
Without Skipper
 39  · Pro · Super owner

From £289 per day

RIB Marlin MARLIN BOATS SRL MARLIN 640 FB 150hp (2012)

Nice
10
Without Skipper
 27  · Super owner

From £307 per day

Sailboat Cours de Voile sur SPARKMAN & STEPHENS Alpa 21 6.5m (1982)

Nice
4
With or without skipper
 82  · Super owner

From £120 per day

Sailboat Beneteau oceanis 343 10.5m (2005)

Nice
6
With Skipper
 16  · Super owner

From £394 per day

Motorboat BSC B1 300hp (2023)

Nice
14
Without Skipper
 18  · Pro · Super owner

From £771 per day

Lucky Boat 4 Four Winns 9M 320 Ch Luxe (2020)

Nice
9
With Skipper
 32  · Super owner

From £412 per day

Boat for Cruising, a Gem on Water, No License (2000)

Nice
4
With or without skipper
 82  · Super owner

From £285 per day

Motorboat MARINELLO EDEN 20 140hp (2005)

Nice
7
Without Skipper
 103  · Super owner

From £272 per day

Motorboat SEA RAY 185 SPORT 135hp (2012)

Nice
7
With or without skipper
 19  · Super owner

From £392 per day

Sailing yacht BENETEAU SENSE 55 18.3m (2015)

Nice
4
With Skipper
 32  · Pro · Super owner

From £1,052 per day

Terhy 475 5 seats (2013)

Nice
5
Without Skipper
 32

From £158 per day

Motorboat INVICTUS Invictus 190 Fx Luxe 115hp (2016)

Nice
9
Without Skipper
 15  · Pro

From £374 per day

☀️FLYER BOAT☀️ (2018)

Nice
9
With Skipper
 17  · Super owner

From £394 per day

Ranieri - 6,20 - 115cv Yamaha 4temps (2014)

Nice
7
With Skipper
 36  · Super owner

From £429 per day

Quicksilver 755 Sundeck (2023)

Nice
8
With Skipper
 14  · Pro · Super owner

From £307 per day

Motorboat salmeri syros 190 100hp (2015)

Nice
7
Without Skipper
 7  · Pro

From £300 per day

Why rent a boat in Nice?

Whether for a weekend or a whole week, it's always nice to escape from everyday life by renting a boat in Nice. This unmissable city on the French Riviera will seduce you both on land and on the high seas. At the heart of the Mediterranean, Nice offers a plethora of magnificent places to visit, particularly with a boat rental.

It's large marina, ideally located in the historic city centre, is a prime spot for locals and tourists alike. The port of Nice also has a capacity for 500 boats, including plenty of berths for yachts.

Aboard a sailboat or catamaran, you can explore the bay of Villefranche-sur-Mer, which is just a few nautical miles away, or reach the towns of Antibes, Cannes and the seaside resort of Saint-Tropez. And if you prefer speed and excitement, opt for a motorboat, a semi-rigid or even a jet-ski. 

Looking for a rental near Nice? Here are some of our other favourite destinations in the local area:

Boat rental in Cannes

Boat rental in Antibes

Boat rental in Mandelieu-la-Napoule

Where to sail to from Nice?

Renting a boat in Nice will allow you to reach exceptional coves distributed along the famous French Riviera.

Monaco

One day's rental is enough to reach this emblematic city in the South of France.

After visiting the city of Nice, you can set off towards Monaco. Upon arrival by boat in Monaco, the panoramic view offers a magnificent spectacle. Towering on top of the cliffs, the principality seems almost untouched. From palace to casino, there is enough in Monaco to make you dream big, even more so if you choose to continue your cruise along the rest of the French Riviera. 

Saint-Tropez

This time heading west, you will arrive in Saint-Tropez, the city of the rich and famous. This sparkling city is also known for its historic charm. Stroll around the Old Port and admire the beautiful luxury yachts moored there.

Cannes and the Lérins Islands

A stop at the "Cité des Festivals" is an absolute must when hiring a boat on the French Riviera. The Croisette, the Golf de la Napoule, the Palais des Festivals... Cannes is an unmissable stop. In Cannes bay, you will also find another exceptional place to make a stop: the Lérins islands. Sainte-Marguerite and Saint-Honorat have a certain charm that attracts many yachtsmen every year. They are well worth the visit!

The islands of Hyères or the Île d'Or are natural pearls of the Mediterranean. Made up of Porquerolles, Port-Cros and the Levant Island, this archipelago holds endless surprises. Take the opportunity to take a break amidst nature, anchor in paradisiacal settings and enjoy many water activities, such as diving or water-skiing. Don't miss Anse du Parfait and Anse du Bon Renaud, which offer some of the most paradisiacal beaches on the Riviera.

Corsica

Sail towards the idyllic landscapes of the Isle of Beauty. There you can discover the Sanguinaires Islands, the Lavezzi Islands, the Piana valleys and other unbelievable places, enough to make your heart beat faster! Shall we climb on board?

What to do in Nice?

The Promenade des Anglais

This walk is a must-do during a visit to Nice. Facing the sea and lined with palm trees, the Promenade des Anglais can be discovered both by day and by night. Along this walk, apart from the priceless natural beauty, you can also see several luxury hotels with magnificent architecture. We advise you to do the walk at sunset time to enjoy an even more resplendent view.

Nice Old Town

It is the most authentic and lively area of the city. Stroll through the narrow streets and observe the colourful buildings and charming little shops. Also take the opportunity to make a stop at one of the many bars and restaurants in this picturesque and lively area to sample the cuisine of the region.

The cathedrals of Nice

In the old town of Nice, you can visit the Sainte-Réparate Cathedral in Rossetti Square, which has Baroque architecture and beautiful decorations and ornaments in its interior. Also visit Saint-Nicolas Cathedral, one of the largest Russian cathedrals in the world outside Russia.

The Castle Hill

Rise to the heights to admire the panoramic view from Nice Hill or Castle Hill. Enjoy the breathtaking view of Nice and its Old Town, but also of the vast, blue Mediterranean Sea. Can you imagine?

When to go to Nice?

The city of Nice is lucky enough to have a mild climate all year round. The best time to hire a boat in Nice is between May and October. In summer, the water is usually around 25°C, ideal for enjoying a cruise around the South of France.

How much does it cost to hire a boat in Nice?

In Nice, you can rent different types of boats. Sailboats, catamarans, speedboats or even yachts, find the boat that best suits your travel plans!

  • To rent a sailboat in Nice, it is possible to spend from £100 per day, and the prices can always be shared between the different cruise participants. This price can vary according to the size of the boat, its equipment and the presence or not of a captain.
  • For a motorboat, the values start at around £160 per day.
  • The rental of a catamaran starts from £2,000 per week, about £300 per day. Rentals of larger boats such as catamarans and yachts are usually on a weekly basis, just confirm with the boat owner via Click&Boat's in-house messaging service

Boat hire destinations near Nice

In Nice, privately owned boats are available for hire. See other boats in the area.

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Jason
1 nov. 2021
Nice was beautiful! with gorgeous coves where you can sit your boat and just enjoy the day
Dan
7 févr. 2020
We visited Cap Ferrat- Great place even during off-season. If the weather is nice the views are remarkable. The place is full of history and ‘old money’ beauty. Next time we’d like to sail to Antibes to have a look what’s going on over there! Can not wait for the next trip
Marco
16 oct. 2019
I live here and enjoy the fact that there are wonderful places to sail and hike nearby. The traffic in the city center is quite hectic, but nevertheless with a train you are quickly out of town. The chateau is very enjoyable to walk in in the afternoon and in the morning
Olga
25 sept. 2019
Nice is a very beautiful town. walk on the promenade, visit the old city and rent a boat to visit other nice towns around like Villefranche or Monte Carlo. also good options to swim and even caves to explore. with nice weather it is definately an unforgettable experience and you will enjoy it