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There are 496 yachts in Spain for rent starting from 810 € per week. Most popular regions: La Lonja Marina Charter, Sant Antoni de Portmany Port, Puerto Mahon, Marina Naviera Balear, Portocolom... More
There are 496 yachts in Spain for rent starting from 810 € per week. Most popular regions: La Lonja Marina Charter, Sant Antoni de Portmany Port, Puerto Mahon, Marina Naviera Balear, Portocolom, Port Olimpic, Club Maritimo San Antonio De La Playa, Marina del Sur, Club Nautic S`Arenal, Marina San Miguel, Marina Port Ibiza, Puerto Deportivo Radazul, Real Club Nautico de Vigo, Port de Pollença, Marina Lanzarote, Palamos, Valencia, Palma, Marina Botafoch, Ibiza, Marina Palma Cuarentena, Marina Port de Mallorca, Marina Santa Eulalia, Port d'Aiguadolç, Cala D'Or, Port De Segur De Calafell, Club de Mar, Marina Santa Cruz, Marina El Portet, Marina Vela, Marina Isla Canela, Marina de Formentera, Marina Rubicon, Club Nautico Ibiza, Marina Ibiza, Club Nàutic Estartit, Marina Port Vell, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Port Ginesta, Port Roses, Puerto Marina El Rompido, Playa de Talamanca, Puerto Deportivo Tomas Maestre, Puerto Deportivo de Cangas, Club Nautico Vila Joiosa, Real Club Nautic de Gandia, Cala Ratjada, Real Club Nautico de Palma, Port de Soller, Marina Cambrils, Port Adriano, Club Nautic L' Escala, Puerto de Andratx, Real Club Regatas de Alicante.
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Spain offers many different sailing areas. On the coast the sailing areas are divided into: Barcelona (Costa Brava), Valencia, Alicante (Costa Blanca) and Malaga. In the Mediterranean there are the Balearic Islands, in the North Atlantic there are the Canary Islands.

Advantages:

  • Stable weather conditions (30 to 35°C air temperature)
  • Around 24°C water temperature
  • Well equipped, modern marinas
  • Good accessibility of the marinas
  • Great variety of natural and cultural experiences

What to expect when sailing in Spain:

  • Coastal areas and Balearic Islands: Well suited for beginners and families due to the weather and infrastructure
  • Canary Islands: Suitable for experienced sailors due to challenging sailing conditions
  • Tramorate winds and light mistral in coastal areas
  • Subtropical climate and strong winds (NE trade winds) at the Canary Islands
  • Rather expensive compared to other marinas in the Mediterranean Sea

BOATICO tip:

Sail in the early and late season, as the boats in Spain are mostly rented all year round anyway.