Boat Rental and Yacht Charter in Procida

Navigate Italy's colorful island of Procida, where pastel houses and Neapolitan charm enchant. Sail with an experienced guide to explore Baroque architecture, secluded bays, and the vibrant palette of the Bay of Naples.

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Frequently asked questions

What happens when I request a quote?

Once we receive your request, we will confirm the availability of the boat, as well as check for alternative ones. To ensure your experience is the best it can be, we may contact you to discuss your request in detail. Let us do the research for you - free of charge.

When can I get in touch with the captain/skipper?

The timing depends on your charter type. For crewed charters, we can provide the captain's contact details upon request. For bareboat charters with a hired skipper, you can request the contact information 1-3 weeks before departure.

What is the Charter Fee?

The Charter Fee is an additional, obligatory cost, which typically includes the end cleaning of the boat, home port fees, and linen & towels. The details of the charter fee differ depending on the boat, location and charter partner.

Are there any other costs I should be aware of?

There are marina fees and fuel costs which vary depending on the type, duration and location of your sailing holiday. Marina fees need to be paid at each marina you choose to dock overnight - the amount varies but you may be able to find this information in advance by contacting the marinas directly. Fuel costs depend on whether you’re sailing a motorboat or a sailboat. You can estimate fuel costs by double-checking your chosen boat’s engine, and the expected distance you aim to sail.

Sailing in Procida

Italy is in itself a famous destination when it comes to boat holidays and the islands in the Tyrrhenian Sea are particularly popular sailing spots. A boat rental in Procida is fantastic, because you can start your boat holiday here and explore charming islands like Capri or Ischia from here, sail to the Amalfi coast and discover all the beautiful towns that are built on the cliffs or set on an adventure to explore Sicily. Known for its natural beauty, stunning beaches and thermal springs, this region in Italy makes for a truly amazing summer vacation.

Things to do and see when sailing in Procida

Procida is a lovely starting point for a sailing adventure in the Tyrrhenian Sea with beautiful beaches, charming fishing villages and breathtaking natural landscapes.

Activities in Procida

  • Explore Marina Corricella: Take a leisurely stroll through the picturesque fishing village of Marina Corricella. Admire the colorful houses, small fishing boats, and charming waterfront cafes and restaurants. It's also the perfect spot for a romantic walk or to enjoy a delicious seafood meal in one of its charming restaurants. A fun fact about this little town: It is the most ancient fishing village on the island

  • Visit Terra Murata: Explore the historic district of Terra Murata, located on the highest point of Procida. Visit the 16th-century Palazzo D'Avalos, which has been the home to the family that ruled over the island for 200 years. Enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding sea from the fortress walls.

  • Explore the Museo del Mare in Procida to learn more about the sea and the way of life that is so connected to it on an island

  • Rent a boat in Procida to explore the island and the surrounding islands fully independently

Beaches in Procida

  • Spiaggia libera della Chiaiolella: This charming beach might not be the most beautiful you will ever see in your life, but it certainly one of the most interesting ones with the interesting rock formations reaching high above the sea.

  • Spiaggia Chiaia: Surrounded by majestic cliffs, this beach should feel relatively protected by the wind and offers you the ultimate swimming experience in the Tyrrhenian Sea

Restaurants in Procida

Casual dining in Procida:

  • Restaurant Pizzeria Fuego: You can’t come to Italy without trying a delicious pizza - and this is the place you should go to in Procida. If you are not into pizza, you can always try some of the delicious seafood dishes

  • Il Casotto Procida: This fabulous eatery is the perfect place to grab a quick bite to eat next to the sea. Trying a panino is a must!

Fine dining in Procida:

  • Re Ferdinando: Amazing views of the sea, delicious seafood and pasta, as well as welcoming staff. What more could you ask for?

  • Ristorante Vivara: Who could have thought that a simple seafood pasta could be so delicious? Accompanied by a fine this is a spot you shouldn’t miss on your sailing vacation in Procida

Bars and Clubs in Procida

  • Maresia Solarium: You know that feeling when you truly feel like you are here to enjoy your holiday? This place with the stunning views and refreshing drinks gives you exactly what you wish for on a vacation!

  • Felice Mare: Sip on an aperol spritz while enjoying the stunning views of the castle and the small boats lining the coast

Explore historical Procida

If you want to learn more about the island’s history or simply want to admire the historical architecture, you cannot miss visiting the historic district of Terra Murata which is located on the highest point of Procida and is surrounded by ancient walls. Inside, you'll find narrow streets, ancient buildings, and historical landmarks. The Abbazia San Michele Arcangelo is located in Terra Murata and showcases impressive artwork that you might not expect inside if you only judge the church by its exterior.

Sailing conditions in Procida

As a small island in the Gulf of Naples, Procida offers favorable sailing conditions for both beginners and experienced sailors. Procida experiences predominantly mild to moderate winds, making it an excellent destination for relaxed sailing. The prevailing winds in the area are generally north-westerly as in the neighbouring island of Sicily, with average speeds ranging from 5 to 15 knots. However, wind conditions can vary, and it's always recommended to check the local weather forecast before setting sail.

Sailing season in Procida generally lasts from April until October, but the summer months July and August are the most popular months for tourists to visit the island. If you don’t plan on starting your adventure on the island, you can always take a boat from Naples to Procida. The island's natural geography and the presence of nearby islands create a barrier that helps to minimize the impact of strong currents and waves. This makes it an ideal destination for those seeking a more tranquil sailing experience in the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Another great thing about a sailing adventure in Procida is the fact that the island has well-equipped marinas and harbors that cater to visiting sailors. These facilities provide services such as moorings, fuel, water, electricity, and waste disposal.

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

A boat rental in Procida is one of the most affordable options to see the Italian coast and its stunning islands. It can often be even cheaper than renting a hotelroom - especially during high season. Of course the prices depend on the time of year, the type of boat you would like to rent and the amount of people travelling with you.

Renting a speedboat or RIB in Italy are the cheapest options for a boat rental, but bear in mind that they are only suitable for day charters in Procida as they are not equipped with the facilities needed to stay on board a boat for a few days. A RIB rental comes at an average price of 40 EUR per person per day while a speedboat rental comes at an average cost of 70 EUR per person per day. A sailboat rental in Procida will be even more affordable as it only costs 58 EUR on average to charter a sailboat in Italy. Motorised boats that are suitable for week-long trips or more will be slightly more expensive to charter in Procida, but it’s worth it. You can basically bring your vacation rental with you wherever you go and have the best time. A motorboat charter in Italy comes at an average price of 150 EUR per person per day while a catamaran charter in Italy costs 140 EUR on average per person per day.

What type of boat is best for sailing in Procida?

It all comes down to the sailing experience you aim at having in and around Procida. If you just want to relax, take in the sun and explore the most beautiful beaches this part of Italy has to offer, you should opt for a boat with a shallow draft. If you are more of an adventurer you might want to consider renting a boat with a sail that allows you to feel one with nature.

Rent a catamaran in Procida

Pros of renting a catamaran in Procida

Your goal is to sunbathe at all the stunning beaches Procida and the surrounding islands have to offer? Charter a catamaran in Procida to make the most of your relaxing sailing experience here. The shallow draft allows you to sail closer to the shore than you would be able to with a different type of boat.

A catamaran rental in Procida is also a great choice if you want to feel relaxed in a comfortable and spacious environment. Many boats can feel claustrophobic or basic, but catamarans are generally bigger than other types of boats, making the bedrooms feel less like a small cabin on board a boat, but rather a lovely, but smaller hotel room - just with better views when waking up.

Another great advantage of a catamaran rental in Procida is the fact that catamarans stand on two hulls. This makes them feel less shaky than other boats. People who get seasick easily will be particularly pleased to hear this.

Cons of renting a catamaran in Procida

If you want to travel longer distances in one go a catamaran charter in Procida might not necessarily be the wisest choice. Catamarans are more often than not lighter than boats like gulets or sailboats and therefore a lot slower.

Another downside of a catamaran hire in Procida is the fact that catamarans are pretty big. You might enjoy all the extra space you get on board the boat, but you will also face some challenges - especially when it comes to finding a spot for mooring at the marinas. This might become especially tricky in the busy summer months July and August. And if you do find a nice spot, you will have to learn the art of parking your boat in crowded areas - definitely not an easy undertaking.

Charter a catamaran in Procida

Rent a sailboat in Procida

Pros of renting a sailboat in Procida

Simply and easy: Charter a sailboat in Procida if you care about the environment. If you are looking for a boat that doesn’t cause additional CO2-emissions and sails just with the force of the wind a sailboat is just the right boat for you.

Harness the power of the wind and go on a big adventure in the Tyrrhenian Sea. A sailboat hire in Procida is one of the most affordable options to do so. And you don’t have to pay extra for petrol as sailboats solely sail with the wind.

Cons of renting a sailboat in Procida

One of the downsides of a sailboat rental in Procida is the fact that they are more difficult to operate. You need quite a lot of sailing skills in order to be able to sail a sailboat on your own. But don’t worry if you don’t have these skills right now - you can always hire a skipper in addition to your bareboat charter. You can either let the skipper do all the work or make it a very hands-on-experience and learn from the expertise of a more experienced sailor.

Another disadvantage of a sailboat charter in Procida comes down to the fact that sailboats have a keel. This might restrict you from sailing too close to the shore. It can even be relatively dangerous as the keel can hit something underwater that you might not necessarily see from above.

Sailboat charter in Procida

Rent a motorboat in Procida

Pros of renting a motorboat in Procida

A motorboat rental in Procida is a fantastic choice for anyone who wants to get from island to island or beach to beach in a very short amount of time. Motorboats are generally faster than other types of boats, making them the perfect choice for anyone who has a long to-do-list, but only a limited amount of time on their hands.

Another great thing about a motorboat charter in Procida is the fact that motorboats come with a shallow draft. You can sail as close to the beautiful beaches you would like to explore as fast as possible and access them very easily.

Cons of renting a motorboat in Procida

While a motorboat rental in Procida comes with a lot of advantages, there are also some disadvantages you should consider before renting one. One of them is the fact that motorboats solely run on fuel, making them one of the more expensive options when it comes to a boat holiday in Procida. You might even have to pay extra for fuel - in addition to your bareboat charter.

Motorboat rental in Procida

Luxury boat holidays in Procida

Charter a luxury yacht in Procida if you have the necessary funds available and basically want to experience an all-inclusive holiday on a boat instead of a hotel. The views are more impressive too! Most luxury yachts are hired with a full crew, meaning that you sail with an experienced captain or skipper who is navigating and operating the boat, as well as the staff that is responsible for your meals and providing other services upon request. You won’t have to lift a finger and can simply enjoy your vacation!

What kind of boat licence do you need when renting a boat in Procida?

Anyone who wants to rent a boat in Italy needs to be in possession of a valid boat licence, but there are some exceptions. You can drive a motorboat in Procida without a licence if it doesn’t exceed 40 hp. You can even sail a sailboat in Procida without a licence if you don’t go further than 6 kilometres away from the spot you picked it up.

EU-boat licences are automatically valid in Italy, foreign boat licences are valid if they fulfill the requirements of an Italian boat licence. If you are unsure about the status of your boat licence and want to be on the safe side, you should carry the International Certificate of Competency or short ICC.

If you don’t have a boat licence, but still want to enjoy the joys of a boat holiday in Procida, you can always hire a skipper in addition to your bareboat charter. That way you can lean back and leave the hard work to someone else.

Sailing routes in Procida

Procida, a charming island in the Gulf of Naples, offers several beautiful sailing routes that allow you to explore the stunning coastline and nearby islands. Instead of taking a full loop around the Gulf of Naples, a tour along the Amalfi coast or a trip around the Sicilian islands, you could also keep Procida as your base and start a new adventure from the island every single day, including a trip from Procida to the island of Ischia.

Sail from Procida to Ischia: Start your sailing adventure from Procida and head towards the neighboring island of Ischia. Along the way, you can admire the picturesque coastline of Procida and the natural beauty of Ischia as you sail towards the island. Explore the bays and anchorages around Ischia, such as Maronti Beach, a stunning beach surrounded by hills and blue water before enjoying the hot springs. There are many public thermal springs you can visit without paying a dime!

Sail from Procida to Capri: Sail from Procida to the famous island of Capri. Discover the iconic Faraglioni rock formations just off the coast of Capri, visit the famous Blue Grotto, and explore the charming town of Capri where you can buy some handmade souvenirs to take a piece of Italy home with you. The journey allows you to enjoy the breathtaking views of the coastline. Experience the glamour and beauty of Capri - despite the many tourists that visit the island every summer.

Sail from Procida to the Amalfi Coast: Embark on a longer sailing journey from Procida to the renowned Amalfi Coast. Sail along the coast, passing by Positano, Amalfi, Ravello, and Vietri-sul-Mare where you should pick up a beautiful handmade ceramic cup or plate. Admire the dramatic cliffs, colorful towns, and crystal-clear waters. Each stop along the Amalfi Coast offers its own unique charm and attractions. Visit Villa Rufolo to get your history fix, shop in the cute boutiques of Positano and take a tour around Museo della Carta.

Sail from Procida to Ventotene and Ponza: Set sail from Procida to the Pontine Islands, specifically Ventotene and Ponza. These islands are known for their rugged beauty and secluded anchorages. Not as popular and crowded as many other islands in this part of Italy, you get to enjoy the natural beauty here in more peace and quiet. Explore Villa Giulia, an ancient Roman villa on the island of Ventotene and enjoy the natural beauty of Ponza, with its stunning beaches and vibrant underwater world. The magnificent Spiaggia di Lucia Rosa is truly one of the most beautiful beaches on the island of Ponza.

Explore the island of Procida by boat: Stay close to Procida and explore its beautiful coastline. Sail along the shores, discovering hidden coves, quiet beaches, and charming fishing villages. Stop at Vivara Island, including Area Marina Protetta Regno di Nettuno, a nature reserve with diverse flora and fauna, and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. You cannot visit the little island itself, but just the sight of it will leave you in awe.

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