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Sicily Yacht charters
Yacht charter in Sicily is getting more and more popular each year. Hundreds of sailors explore the waters of this wonderful island year round. Sicily sailing can be described as a fusion of stunning natural splendor, combined with numerous historical sights left by different cultures and civilizations. Only here can you find comfortable hotels situated inside an ancient building, or a small cozy town right at the foot of Europe's highest active volcano, Mount Etna.
636 boats to rent in Italy Sicily
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from 26/09 to 03/10/20
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Sicily boat rentals
Sailing vacations in Sicily offer great opportunities for history lovers. While sailing the warm Mediterranean Sea, stops at secluded moorings offer the chance to enjoy Greek, Roman and Arab influenced architecture, cuisine and culture. Since ancient times, the different civilizations that invaded this island considered it their duty to leave a mark of their legacy. Wise Sicilians, on the other hand, did everything possible to preserve their own heritage. The influence of these various cultures creates an eclectic and interesting backdrop for a charter around the waters of Sicily.
Sicily bareboat yacht charters can start from 5 different bases including Palermo, Marsala, Portorosa, Milazzo and Tripani.
The Egadi Islands can be easily reached from both Palermo and Tripani yacht charter bases. Visiting these islands can add to your Sicilian adventure with opportunities to enjoy swimming and snorkeling.
Chartering a boat from the Portorosa base you can easily sail to the Lipari Islands, located just a few miles from Milazzo. Explore Volcano and Salina islands, well known for their unique natural beauty.
Sailing conditions
A Sicily sailboat charter is recommended for more experienced sailors. This area can offer gentle cruising within sight of the coast between the closest Egadi (Aegadian) Islands, as well as challenging open-water passages to the Lipari Islands, Malta or Tunis. The average summer temperatures in Sicily are 77 to 89 F (25 to 32 C), with steady northwesterly winds from 8 to 12 knots (8 to 14 mph).