Boat rental in Rome

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With or without a skipper
0 - $1,300+
0 - 196+ ft
0 - 400+ hp
2003 - 2024
50 Max MI
+100 boats available

Beneteau Oceanis 47.3 (2001)

Rome
8
With or without a skipper
 4  · Pro

From $370 per day

Sailboat BAVARIA 49 15.4m (2004)

Rome
10
With a skipper
 4  · Pro

From $581 per day

Motorboat Raffaelli maestrale 52 1200hp (2001)

Rome
6
With a skipper
 1  · Pro

From $1,604 per day

Motorboat Italcraft Blue marlin X50 1340hp (1987)

Rome
6
With a skipper

From $1,058 per day

Sailboat Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 49 16.5m (2010)

Rome
6
With a skipper
 2

From $641 per day

Sailboat grillo flush deck 13m (1994)

Rome
6
With or without a skipper
Pro

From $320 per day

Motorboat Prestige 34 520hp (2010)

Rome
6
With a skipper
Pro

From $847 per day

Special offer

Motorboat Molinari Airon Marine 34,5 520hp (2008)

Rome
6
With a skipper

From $855 per day

Special offer

Sailboat Bavaria Bavaria 46 14.4m (1996)

Rome
10
With a skipper

From $428 per day

Special offer

Sailboat Delphia Yachts Delphia 40 12m (2005)

Rome
8
With a skipper

From $489 per day

Classic Wood Yacht Milly (1972)

Rome
9
With a skipper
Pro

From $1,528 per day

Elan 434 (2006)

Rome
10
With a skipper

From $641 per day

Sailboat Nauta Nauta 54 16.86m (1986)

Rome
10
With a skipper
Pro

From $1,054 per day

Beneteau Oceanis Clipper 423 (2004)

Rome
7
With a skipper
 1

From $421 per day

Sailboat Dufour Grand Large 11.75m (2008)

Rome
4
With a skipper

From $374 per day

Sailboat Pla-Ver - Bergamo - Sciarrelli 50 15m (1977)

Rome
8
With a skipper
 3

From $279 per day

Special offer

Sailboat Fora Marine Rm 10.70 10.7m (2019)

Rome
5
With a skipper

From $405 per day

Sailboat AD-Boats Salona 45 adb-boats Salona 45 14m (2018)

Rome
8
With a skipper

From $914 per day

Boat Rental in Rome with Click&Boat

You know what they say. When in Rome. Well, how exactly do the Romans do boat rentals? This world-famous Italian city has some of the most classic architecture you’ll ever lay your eyes on.

Many different global periods were birthed here as several large global empires.

There’s also no shortage of water activities in this beautiful city. visit the classic Colosseum in Rome. This is probably the most famous location in Rome. Go check out where the ancient gladiators used to fight each other (and sometimes bears and lions) to death in front of the high-class citizens of Rome.

Renting a boat in Rome is a great way to get a unique perspective of the city! You can enjoy views of the iconic monuments and landmarks from the comfort of your own boat while taking in the stunning views of the city.

Plus, you can explore parts of the city that you may not be able to reach by foot or other means. Whether you want to cruise the Tiber River or explore the many lakes around Rome, renting a boat is a great way to get an unforgettable experience of the city

Find out our selection of motorboats and sailboats to book in Rome. You are willing to book a boat in Rome for your holiday? Discover on our peer-to-peer boat rental platform a list of boats with or without captains to enjoy a wonderful holiday with family or friends. Having more than 40000 boats available, Click&Boat is a boat rental website giving that opportunity for boat owners to rent their boats when they want and to people to find a sailboat or a motorboat at a cheaper price.

Find out the boat of your dreams in Rome by checking the description and the comments of the boat ads displayed on our website. If you found the boat you were interested in, you can contact the boat owner in order to book the boat in Rome.

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Rome?

Naturally, there are lots of options for boat rentals in Rome. There is no shortage of boat owners in a city by the water, which is a good thing, as it keeps the price down.

• Sailboats are generally going to cost you anywhere from $400 to $600.

• Motorboats have a wide price range, which is anywhere from $400 to $1,700

Where Should I Take My Boat Rental In Rome?

The problem with finding things to do in Rome is knowing where to start. These are some of the best locations for you to check out in your yacht charter in Rome:

Lake Bracciano

Lake Bracciano is an Italian lake of volcanic origin located about 35 km northwest of Rome. It is the second largest lake in Lazio, after Lake Bolsena. It is a popular tourist destination, known for its clear blue water and its medieval towns, such as Bracciano, Trevignano Romano and Anguillara Sabazia.

Lake Albano

Lake Albano is a volcanic crater lake located in the Alban Hills of Lazio, Italy. It is approximately 20 km southeast of Rome and is the deepest lake in the region. It is a popular tourist destination due to its scenic beauty and its proximity to the city. The lake is also a popular place for swimming and other water sports. The lake is fed by underground springs, and its water is remarkably clear, making it an excellent spot for viewing the fish and other wildlife in the lake.

Tiber River

Soft rafting on the Tiber River is both a tourist and local favorite. You’ll pass by famous spots like the Vatican and Castel Sant’Angelo. Go private big game fishing off the coast of Rome. You’ll fish with a veteran captain and enjoy one of the hottest fishing spots in Italy.

Ostia Beach

Ostia Beach is a long stretch of golden sand located on the Tyrrhenian Sea in Italy. It is the closest beach to Rome and is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. It is divided into two parts: the northern part is known as the Lido di Ostia and the southern part is known as the Spiaggia di Ostia.

The beach features a variety of activities such as volleyball, windsurfing, sailing, and beach tennis. It is also a great spot for swimming, sunbathing, and picnicking. The beach is lined with bars and restaurants and there are a few shops selling souvenirs and beachwear.

Capri

Capri is one of the best places to check out if you plan on sailing out further past Rome, especially for unique and fun water-based activities. This area is home to the Blue Grotto, which is one of the most famous sights on the island. There are also additional awe-inspiring underwater caves and caverns for you to explore.

The harbors in Rome

Porto Turistico di Roma

Today's Port of Rome, which was rebuilt next to Emperor Claudius's historic port at Ostia, offers contemporary marina amenities 12 miles from the main city, including 800 berths for boats up to 55 meters in length and a shipyard.

Netter Italia

This strategically located marina has 60 berths for vessels up to 43 meters, as well as all the normal facilities of fuel, fresh water, security, electricity, and parking. It is only 12 miles from the hustle and bustle of Rome and conveniently close to the Fiumicino Airport.

Riva di Traiano

This large and well-equipped marina, which is located about 40 miles from Rome, provides a full range of services for visiting yachts, including more than 1,800 berths (six for yachts up to 35 meters and two for those up to 42 meters), extensive repair and maintenance facilities, video surveillance, wireless internet, and 24-hour docking assistance. There are also extensive repair and maintenance facilities.

What boats should I rent in Rome?

In Rome, you can rent a variety of boats, including motorboats, sailboats, and yachts. Depending on your budget and the type of experience you are looking for, you can rent either a small motorboat or a large yacht for a day or longer.

Sailing yachts and motor boats (or more specifically luxury yacht charters) are the perfect rentals in Rome if you are looking to cruise through the coast in leisure and style. They are not as expensive as you would think! There are affordable daily prices you can search and split amongst your party.

Good to know

Number of boats:136 boats available
Types of boats:Sailboat, Motorboat, Catamaran
Average price:$688 per day
Minimum price:$50 per day
Maximum price:$14,700 per day
Manufacturers:Jeanneau, Beneteau, and more

Frequently Asked Questions about Rome

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Rome for a day?

The average cost of renting a boat in Rome is around $688 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 $14,700 per day.

How much does a skipper cost per day in Rome?

The price of a skipper varies depending on the destination and the owner of the boat. In Rome, you can expect to pay an average of $166 per day for a skipper.

How many cabins does a boat have in Rome?

Boats in Rome have an average of 3 cabins. If you travel with a large group, you can book boats with up to 6 cabins.

How many people can sleep on a boat in Rome?

A boat in Rome has on average 8 berths. You can find boats with up to 13 berths.

What is the average length of a boat in Rome?

The average length of a boat in Rome is 13 feet.

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