Yacht Charter in Malta

It was once said that an island could only be called such when viewed from the sea. Chartering a yacht in Malta will genuinely offer you a way to appreciate the island's beautiful gifts. From your yacht's vantage point, explore the stunning Valletta and the Three Cities, with its fortification, rocky cliffs, and bays around Malta, Gozo, and Comino. Inland or off the land, Malta has plenty of ways to transform your stay into an incredible adventure. Whether you decide to explore Valletta's iconic landmarks in your yacht's comfort, including the historic Fort St Elmo or the touristic praised Valletta Waterfront. Beyond Valletta, you will find traditional villages, spicing up your holidays, such as Marsaxlokk, Gozo, and the Three Cities. Malta has a wealth of underneath treasures you will admire as you wander through the azure sea on your yacht board and take a dip at Comino to discover the artificial reefs. For a whole boatload of reasons, Malta is indeed the crowned jewel of the Mediterranean Sea.

Yacht charter in Malta takes a refreshing turn as you anchor your fleet at one of the most exclusive places. With the expertise of your crew, the average rate for Catamaran starts at $1,200 per day. You may find catamarans as low as $470 for day use in Malta. If catamarans aren't your cup of tea, sailboat and motorboats are available for rent from $4,000 to $500,000 weekly. For a world-class comfort and luxury exhibit, charter a yacht from $15,000 for a day.

The yachting season in Malta spreads over seven months, running from early April through late October. The Spring months that are April and May, have unclouded skies and warm weather, ideal for chartering a yacht. As the temperature increases as we enter the summer months, you will have the full possibility to explore the sea gifts beneath Malta's shorelines from June to September. The winter months are unsurprisingly mild in Malta. As a Mediterranean city, Valletta and the surrounding city are summery in winter compared to the rest of the European continent. Yet, for yacht chartering, it is not recommended to venture in the sea.

Malta in a day on a yacht charter is a unique event as you start the exploration of this stunning archipelago. One day on a yacht charter in Malta isn't enough to fully celebrate the natural island gift, from UNESCO World Heritage Sites to timeless fishing villages and biological hotspots. On the must-see attraction is Popeye Village, a postcard like a site overflowing with vintage colored residences and surrounded by emerald water. Built on Anchor Bay and for Popeye, the musical production, the island as a quirky and tacky ambiance you wouldn't want to miss. Depending on the months you will be visiting, Popeye Village surprises visitors with its themed festivities, whether it's Easter, Halloween, or during the carnival season, witness the transformation under your eyes. Cradled by the waves of the Mediterranean Sea, set sail to the Blue Grotto. As the name suggests, the Blue Grotto is a collection of seven caves, sparkling with translucent and bright blue water. As the sun set, anchor at the Senglea harbor to watch the sunbeam lighting up the cobbled streets and monuments with orange streams.

Delight in an overnight yacht charter in Malta to immerse into a whimsical world. The Blue Lagoon has a particular place in the heart of the Maltese people. Located on the island of Comino, the Blue Lagoon feels like we are dipping in a borderless swimming pool. On the schedule is a gorgeous day swimming in clear water, snorkeling, diving, or kayaking. For a little moment of privacy, swim to Cominotto where you can enjoy the sea for yourself. As if the Blue Lagoon wasn't enough, Comino Island was also graced with the Crystal Lagoon and equally praised for the water experience without the crowd's horde.

After a day spent in the capital city Valletta, exploring the many Romanesque monuments, most notably Rotunda of Mosta, Grandlaster's Palace or Gardjola Gardens, travel to Gozo unparalleled adventure. Compared to the bustling capital Valletta, the quiet sister is a discreet haven, bursting with greenery, history, and local folklore. Gozo is said to be the perfect isle of Calypso in Homer's Odyssey; yet you don't visit Gozo for a myth, but because of its legendary landscape and magnificent coastline. Amongst many things, Gozo is home to the Blue Hole, on its own, seems to be an out of this world experience. Venture away from the sea coastline to meet the picturesque Ta'Pinu Basilica. A religious shrine, originating from the catholic tradition, the basilica is an unchartered territory to tourists and an opportunity to visit the place exclusively. Continue your journey to Comino island before landing in Cospicua, one of the Three Cities. Relatively unvisited, yet a testimony of Malta's maritime fortune, Vittoriosa, Senglea, and Cospicua form part of the Three Cities. The Three Cities are an indelible symbol of the Maltese lifestyle, starting with the iconic palaces, churches, forts, and bastions.

There is nothing comparable to a wedding in Malta. Splendid at the core, a wedding yacht charter in the historical city of Valletta is flawless. For a sunset cruise or a day charter, Malta's landscape is the most stunning wedding backdrop you could have. With a touch of Maltese culture, sail to Gozo for a laid-back wedding, with a sprinkle of culture and greenery, or navigate to the sparkling island of Comino where you may trade your wedding attire a swimming suit.

In the world of yachting, superyacht and megayacht are arguably the crowned jewel in the connoisseurs' eyes. Onboard of your majestic fleet, navigate to incomparable sightseeing locations, with Goza and Comino vying for your attention. Explore the rarely unexplored Delimara, Blue Grotto Caves, St Julians, and St Paul's Bay for a unique landscape.