Hire a boat in Málaga with or without a licence

Boat hire in Malaga with Click&Boat

Malaga, is the largest and the most populated coastal town in the south of Spain, and for good reason! Located in the middle of a bay, Malaga is also a part of the ‘Costa del Sun, meaning the ‘Sun Coast!’

In Malaga, locals and visitors alike can enjoy the ideal Mediterranean climate with an average annual temperature of 18.5°C. Summers are particularly hot, which makes hiring a boat in Malaga a great option to cool down.

We can’t forget to mention that Malaga’s 16 beaches along its coastline are also the perfect way to enjoy your next vacation on board. For those interested in exploring further along the coast, a boat hire in Marbella offers another splendid opportunity to experience the beauty of Spain's southern shores.

What type of boat is best for a yacht charter in Malaga?

• Sailboat Minimum capacity 2 and maximum capacity 8
• Motorboat Minimum capacity 2 and maximum capacity 12
• RIB Minimum capacity 2 and maximum capacity 12
• Catamaran Minimum capacity 2 and maximum capacity 18
• Jet Ski Minimum capacity 2 and maximum capacity 3
• Yacht Minimum capacity and maximum capacity 10

• Sailboat Minimum cabin space 2 and maximum cabin space 4
• Motorboat Minimum cabin space 2 and maximum cabin space 2
• RIB No cabins available for this type of boat
• Catamaran Minimum cabin space 2 and maximum cabin space 4
• Yacht Minimum cabin space and maximum cabin space 4

How much does it cost for boat hire in Malaga?

If you are thinking about renting a boat in Malaga for your next vacation, there are a few things to consider when planning your budget. The cost of your boat rental may be influenced by the following factors: age and type of the vessel, the season, as well as the rental duration. Here is what you can expect in regard to rental prices:

• Sailboat Prices start at £363 per day and £2,540 per week
• Motorboat Prices start at £328 per day
• RIB Prices start at £88 per day
• Catamaran Prices start at £525 per day and £3,678 per week
• Yacht Prices start at £2,627 per day and £12,260 per week

What is included in the cost?

The cost of renting a yacht may include the fuel, skipper, crew, or water sports equipment. However, this is not a guarantee and we recommend contacting the boat owner directly. They will be able to clarify what is or isn’t included in their private boat rental agreement.

What season is the best to charter a yacht in Malaga?

The high season in Malaga, Spain typically runs from June to September. During this period, Malaga experiences warm and sunny weather with average temperatures ranging from 25 to 30 degrees Celsius. The high season in Malaga also coincides with vibrant festivals and events, adding a lively atmosphere to your sailing experience. However, it's worth noting that the low season, spanning from October to May, can also provide enjoyable sailing opportunities, albeit with cooler temperatures and occasional rainfall.

Where to hire a boat in Malaga?

There are various ports and marinas from which you can set sail. Málaga is home to 12 marinas... With more than 4,500 moorings! Here we leave you some of the most relevant, so you can take them into account when planning your vacation on board:

Puerto Banús, in Marbella, is known for its exclusive and luxurious atmosphere. A perfect place if you are thinking of chartering a yacht.

Puerto Marina, in Benalmádena. A great place to make a stop during your journey along the Costa del Sol and has been awarded the best marina in the world twice!

Fuengirola Marina. The services it offers, as well as its great location next to the city's promenade, make it a mandatory stop in your itinerary!

Estepona Port. Enjoy its privileged location, being located next to the old town of Estepona.

Where to sail on your yacht charter in Malaga?

The Costa del Sol is full of beautiful places to discover on your luxury yacht charter, from Malaga set sail to these destinations:

Sail by the famous Malagueta, and enjoy a meal in one of its magnificent restaurants

Approach Caleta Beach, as quiet as it is beautiful!

Go beyond and enjoy the natural charms of Nerja or Benalmádena

Get to know the magic and luxury first hand, navigate to the beaches of Marbella

Discovering the beauty of the South: Malaga

To travel to Malaga is to travel to the charm and beauty of the South. The area of the Costa del Sol has everything: good weather, wonderful beaches, and great gastronomic, cultural and leisure offers.

What to do in Málaga?

What do you know about Málaga? Its historical center formed mainly by streets closed to traffic, has access to plenty of restaurants, bars, and terraces. Don't forget to visit the hill of the Castle of Gibralfaro and the Alcazaba, a fortress from the Arab period built in the 11th century.

A walk along the famous Calle Larios will take you from the Plaza de la Marina on the promenade to the Plaza de la Constitución, from where you can access the Pasaje de Chinitas. You can also go up to the Castle of Gibralfaro, from where you can enjoy incredible views. The Roman Theater and the Cathedral of Malaga are two other places you can't miss during your visit to the city.

Speaking of its beaches, we can not forget its main beach, the Malagueta, located between the port and Playa de la Caleta, which has been awarded the Blue Flag certificate for its quality. Pedregalejo Beach is located next to the oldest fishermen's quarter in the city and is 1,200 meters in length, as well as the most peculiar promenade in the city. Here you can enjoy one of the most colorful and beautiful sunsets in the area.

There are also several other options, such as Nerja, where you can find Calahonda Beach with its turquoise waters, or Maro Beach, known for its incredible natural surroundings. In the heart of Benalmádena, the fine sand beach of Bil-Bil, or the well-known beach of Puerto Banús, one of the most renowned, is located in Marbella.

Hire a boat with or without a skipper?

Boat rental in Malaga is easy and with Click&Boat, you can opt to book one of our boats with or without a skipper. If you choose to have a skipper on board, they will use their professional expertise and knowledge to take you to places you may not have thought of. They are also there to ensure the safety of everyone on board. If you decide to book a yacht rental without a skipper, it gives you the freedom to choose your own route however keep in mind that a boating license is necessary.