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Nice, Port de Nice
Motorboat Jeanneau Hurricane 200hp (1990)
From $834 / day
Nice
Experience the Côte d'Azur in style on the Four Winns Vista 268 (2000)
From $423 / day
Nice
MIAMI (2016)
From $1,468 / day
Nice, Port de Nice
Sessa C43 (2016)
From $2,055 / day
Nice, Port de Nice
Mèfi N - Sailing boat 14 m Sun Odyssey 469 (2014)
From $552 / day
Nice, Port de Nice
Sailboat Cours de Voile sur SPARKMAN & STEPHENS Alpa 21 6.50m (1982)
From $133 / day
Port de Nice, Nice, France
⭐️ ʜᴀᴘᴘʏ ᴅᴀʏ (𝟤ʜᴏᴜʀꜱ) ꜰʀᴇɴᴄʜ ᴀɴᴅ ɪᴛᴀʟɪᴀ ʀɪᴠɪᴇʀᴀ
From $544
Port de Nice, Nice, France
⭐️⭐️ ʜᴀʟꜰ ᴅᴀʏ (𝟥ʜᴏᴜʀꜱ) ꜰʀᴇɴᴄʜ ᴀɴᴅ ɪᴛᴀʟɪᴀ ʀɪᴠɪᴇʀᴀ
From $907
Nice
boat without licence (2022)
From $351 / day
Nice, Port de Nice
Motor Yacht TRINITY 1800 HP (2018) (2018)
From $6,044 / day
Nice
Motorboat Quicksilver Activ 555 Open 100hp (2023)
From $459 / day
Nice
Motorboat INVICTUS 190 FX 115hp (2015)
From $387 / day
Nice, Port de Nice
Lagoon 380 S2 (2018)
From $1,019 / day
Nice, Port de Nice
Bali 4.2 KILAKI (2022)
From $1,295 / day
Nice, Port de Nice
Sailboat Beneteau First 47.7 14.70m (2016)
From $1,209 / day
Nice, Port de Nice
☀️FLYER BOAT☀️ (2018)
From $604 / day
Nice
Motorboat Jeanneau Cap Camarat 6.5 CC 150hp (2018)
From $434 / day
Nice
Motorboat Quicksilver 605 115hp (2019)
From $423 / day
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Boat Rental in Nice with Click&Boat
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 a large marina, ideally located in the historic city center, 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.
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How much does it cost to rent a boat in Nice?
In Nice, you can rent different types of boats. Such as Sailboats, catamarans, speedboats or even yachts. Find the boat that best suits your travel plans!
The average price of a boat rental in Nice is $300/per day. Below are the average prices per day and by boat type:
| Type of boat | High season price | Low season price |
|---|---|---|
| Motorboat | $330/day | $210/day |
| RIB | $360/day | $330/day |
| Motor Yacht | $1,277/day | $1,107/day |
| Sailboat | $277/day | $215/day |
| Catamaran | $664/day | $630/day |
| Gulet | $2,767/day | $2,213/day |
Where to sail in Nice?
Renting a boat in Nice lets you explore exquisite coves along the French Riviera. From Nice, head to, where arriving by boat offers a stunning view of the cliff-perched principality, featuring palaces and casinos. Then, sail west to Saint-Tropez, a playground for the rich and famous, known for its historic charm and bustling Old Port. In Cannes, don’t miss the Croisette and the Palais des Festivals, and make sure to visit the serene Lérins Islands nearby. Further south, the Hyères Islands, including Porquerolles and Port-Cros, offer beautiful natural settings ideal for water activities. For a grander voyage, Corsica breathtaking landscapes, from the Sanguinaires to the Lavezzi Islands, await. Ready to set sail on this Riviera adventure with your boat charter?
Example of an itinerary with a boat rental in Nice:
Day 1: Nice
Begin your adventure in Nice, before onboarding, explore the city’s atmosphere in the evening.
Day 2: Nice to Monaco (9NM 56 MIN)
Sail from Nice to Monaco, enjoying coastal views on the way, and spend your afternoon visiting iconic spots like the Monte Carlo Casino.
Day 3: Monaco to Menton (5.8 NM 35 MIN)
Depart for Menton to discover its beautiful gardens and historical sites, and relax in this quieter, picturesque town by evening.
Day 4: Menton to Saint-Tropez (55.2 NM 5H30MIN)
Enjoy a full day of sailing to Saint-Tropez, one of the Riviera’s most famous destinations, and dive into its renowned nightlife.
Day 5: Saint-Tropez
Take a leisurely day to explore the charming streets, beaches, and cultural spots of Saint-Tropez.
Day 6: Saint-Tropez to Cannes (27.2 NM 2H45MIN)
Set sail to Cannes, where you can visit the famous Palais des Festivals and stroll along the glamorous Croisette.
Day 7: Cannes to Îles de Lérins and back to Nice (20.4 NM 2H)
Visit the tranquil Îles de Lérins for a day of history and wine tasting before sailing back to Nice to conclude your trip.
What to see and 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 colorful 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 Saint-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?
The harbors near Nice
Port Lympia (Port of Nice)
Located in the heart of Nice, this bustling main harbor accommodates a wide range of vessels and is surrounded by lively cafés and restaurants.
Port de Carras
Situated west of Nice's city center, Port de Carras offers a quieter, local atmosphere ideal for those seeking tranquility.
Port Saint Laurent du Var
Just west of Nice, near the airport, this port blends a marina with lively commercial areas, popular for dining and shopping.
Port of Villefranche-sur-Mer
East of Nice, this port features one of the Mediterranean’s deepest natural harbors, serving pleasure crafts and offering scenic views.
Port of Beaulieu-sur-Mer
Located between Nice and Monaco, this small marina caters to luxury yachts and is surrounded by upscale amenities.
Rent a boat with or without a skipper in Nice
When deciding to rent a boat in Nice, you can choose between renting with a skipper or going bare boat (without a skipper):
With a Skipper:
Benefits: Local expertise, no need for navigation skills, and complete relaxation.
Ideal for: Beginners, those without sailing licenses, or anyone preferring a guided experience.
Without a Skipper (Bare boat):
Benefits: Full control over itinerary, privacy, and a hands-on sailing adventure.
Ideal for: Experienced sailors with proper qualifications license and those seeking independence.
Key Considerations:
Cost: Skippers increase the rental cost but offer ease and safety.
Availability: Book early, especially in peak season, to secure a skipper.
Choose based on your sailing experience, comfort level, and the type of trip you desire.
When is the best time to rent a boat in Nice?
The best time for a boat charter in Nice, France is during the late spring to early autumn months, roughly from May through October. During this period, the weather is typically warm and sunny, which is ideal for boating and enjoying the Mediterranean Sea.
Late Spring (May and June): These months are perfect as the temperatures are comfortable, and the tourist crowds have not yet peaked, offering a more relaxed atmosphere.
Summer (July and August): This is the peak tourist season. While the weather is excellent for boating, the sea and the city can be quite crowded. If you enjoy a lively atmosphere and don't mind the crowds, summer can be a great time.
Early Autumn (September and October): The weather remains warm but begins to cool, and the tourist crowds thin out, making it a pleasant time for those seeking a quieter experience.
Keep in mind that during peak season, boat rental prices may be higher, and advance booking is highly recommended to ensure availability.
Frequently Asked Questions about Nice
How much does it cost to rent a boat in Nice for a day?
The average cost of renting a boat in Nice is around $650 per day. Various factors can influence the cost of a boat charter, such as the season, the year the boat was built, and the equipment. The prices can vary between $50 and $14,000 per day.
How much does a skipper cost per day in Nice?
The price of a skipper varies depending on the destination and the owner of the boat. In Nice, you can expect to pay an average of $301 per day for a skipper.
What is the average length of a boat in Nice?
The average length of a boat in Nice is 11 feet.
Can you rent a boat in Nice without a license?
In Nice, there are 54 boats that you can rent without a license. You can also rent many boats with a skipper.
What are the most popular boat manufacturers in Nice?
The most popular boat manufacturers in Nice are Marinello and Dufour.
Good to know
| Number of boats: | 89 boats available |
|---|---|
| Types of boats: | Motorboat, RIB, Sailboat |
| Average price: | $650 per day |
| Minimum price: | $50 per day |
| Maximum price: | $14,000 per day |
| Manufacturers: | Marinello, Dufour, and more |
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