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Tigre Partido
Motorboat Vision Dlx 180 115hp (2025)
From $218 / day
Villa La Angostura
Motorboat Baader Mariner Tracker Cabinado 115hp (2018)
From $544 / day
Olivos, Argentina
Cidade, Céu e Rio – 4h Descubra Buenos Aires em um relaxante passeio de barco
From $302
Olivos, Argentina
Sail the Silver River – 2 Hours of Pure Serenity
From $181
Ushuaia
SV Madogwy in Patagonia (2007)
From $1,693 / day
Ushuaia
Sailboat Fast Cruising 23 23.70m (2007)
From $3,973 / day
El Chaltén
Bali - Bateau CAB (2017)
From $173 / day
Tigre Partido
Motor yacht Klase A Antago 50 1200hp (2008)
From $2,237 / day
Tigre Partido
New and very comfortable boat for six passengers (2024)
From $725 / day
Vicente López Partido
Sail into Elegance: Unforgettable Yachting Experience on the Río de la Plata and Delta del Paraná (1948)
From $967 / day
Bariloche, Argentina
Victoria Island Escape – Nature, Water & Serenity Await
From $1,450
San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina
Emerald Serenity: Sailing to Tacul Bay
From $604
San Carlos de Bariloche
Custom Special 260cv (2007)
From $1,813 / day
Buenos Aires
Motorboat SK 300 220hp (1998)
From $1,088 / day
Tigre, Argentina
Flavors of the Delta: 5-Hour Food & Chill Boat Tour
From $617
Bariloche, Argentina
Two Islands, One Epic Day – Isla Victoria & Fossil Forest Adventure
From $1,933
Tigre Partido
Motorboat Altamar 50 Pies 900hp (2000)
From $1,209 / day
Olivos, Argentina
Buenos Aires from the River – 1-Hour Nautical Tour
From $97
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How much does Yacht charter cost in Argentina?
The cost of a yacht charter in Argentina varies depending on several factors. On average, prices are around 400 USD. The minimum price starts at 200 USD and can go up to 4929 USD for more luxurious options.
Seasonal Pricing
During the high season, the average price for a yacht charter in Argentina is approximately 326 USD, while in the low season, it drops to around 272 USD. This makes it important to plan your trip according to your budget and the time of year.
Additional Costs
In addition to the base rental price, you should also consider the cost of hiring a skipper, which averages 100 USD. Some yachts may include fuel costs; however, there are 2 boats in Argentina that include fuel in their rental price.
Types of Boats Available
In Argentina, you can choose from a variety of boat types such as Motorboat, Sailboat, and Motor Yacht. The most popular types are Motorboat and Sailboat.
Boat Capacity and Features
The average capacity of boats in Argentina is 9 people, with a maximum capacity of 20 people. These boats typically have an average of 2 cabins. Popular manufacturers include Jeanneau and Hanse.
Equipment Included
When you charter a yacht in Argentina, the rental often includes equipment such as VHF, Bathing, and Bimini.
Boat Length
The average length of yachts available for charter in Argentina is around 11 meters.
Frequently Asked Questions about Argentina
What is the cost of renting a boat in the high season and the low season in Argentina?
The average cost of renting a boat in Argentina in the high season is around $326 per day, while in the low season it is around $272 per day.
How much does a skipper cost per day in Argentina?
The price of a skipper varies depending on the destination and the owner of the boat. In Argentina, you can expect to pay an average of $100 per day for a skipper.
What types of boats can I rent in Argentina?
In Argentina you can rent for example a Motorboat, Sailboat or even a Motor Yacht.
How many cabins does a boat have in Argentina?
Boats in Argentina have an average of 2 cabins. If you travel with a large group, you can book boats with up to 6 cabins.
What are the most popular boat manufacturers in Argentina?
The most popular boat manufacturers in Argentina are Jeanneau and Hanse.
Good to know
| Number of boats: | 20 boats available |
|---|---|
| Types of boats: | Motorboat, Sailboat, Motor Yacht |
| Average price: | $400 per day |
| Minimum price: | $200 per day |
| Maximum price: | $4,929 per day |
| Manufacturers: | Jeanneau, Hanse, and more |