Yachts

44 options across our Sardinia fleet.

Between the compact day boats and the full superyacht bracket sits the category most charter groups actually book: 44 crewed yachts, generally in the range that comfortably carries a family of eight or a corporate group of twelve without the logistics of a 50-metre vessel. Day rates start from €3,700, which puts a proper crewed yacht within reach for a single afternoon out of Porto Cervo or Olbia, not just a week-long charter. This size band suits a specific way of using the coast. A morning run to the Maddalena Archipelago works well on a yacht this size — shallow enough draft for the calmer anchorages, enough deck space for lunch to be served properly rather than passed around. The same boat turns into something else entirely for a sunset cruise along the Costa Smeralda, engines idling past Porto Rotondo and Cala di Volpe as the light drops, which is a shorter, lower-commitment booking than a full-day charter and one this category handles particularly well given the crew is already set up for service, not just transport. Families tend to gravitate here because the boats are large enough for separate shaded areas and stable enough for children to move around without the caution a sportier hull demands. Groups planning something longer — a Bonifacio Strait crossing or a multi-day run down toward the Supramonte coast — will find the fit depends on the specific yacht's range and the captain's read on the Maestrale that afternoon, which is exactly the kind of route detail worth confirming before booking rather than assuming. At this rate and this size, the yacht category is less about maximum tonnage and more about matching a real guest list to a boat that was built to be lived on for a few hours or a few days, not just looked at.