Naples Yacht Charters

Overlooked by the imposing Mount Vesuvius, the ancient port city of Naples is an intoxicating metropolis that has stood as the cultural life force of Italy for centuries, and the beating heart of the glamorous Amalfi Coast. With its vibrant streets, bustling pavement cafes and an irrepressible penchant for partying, this Roman gem is the perfect way to kick off your Italian yacht charter. 

Naples and outer regions 
Best for: buzzy cafes and pizza restaurants, UNESCO Heritage sites, volcano tours, museums and art history

Islands of Capri & Ischia
Best for: old-world glamor, lemon groves, blue grottos, la Dolce Vita, boutique shopping, fine dining and spectacular views

Procida island
Best for: colorful houses, dreamy sunsets, idyllic beaches, charming waterside cafes and ancient harbors

Sorrento's Amalfi Coast
Best for: pastel-hued hilltop villages, picturesque coastline, winding alleys, beautiful architecture, gourmet cuisine and romantic villas with cascading gardens 

• Mount Vesuvius & Pompeii – dominating the Naples skyline, this iconic Somma stratovolcano – characterized by its high ridge and additional interior cone – offers hikes up the slopes to peer into its formidable crater, as well as daily tours where visitors can walk through the ash-preserved ruins of the nearby Roman town of Pompeii for an intriguing snapshot into the Roman way of life.
• Naples National Archaeological Museum – vast collection of ancient treasures and erotic art covering works from Greek, Roman and Renaissance eras, as well as important artifacts from the nearby Pompeii and Herculaneum sites.
• Castel Nuovo (Maschio Angioino) – imposing Medieval Renaissance fortress dating back to 1279, home to an impressive collection of Neapolitan artwork including beautiful Giotto frescoes, as well as the Palatine Chapel and legendary Prison of the Barons.
• Pizza "Vera" restaurants – for food lovers, Naples is globally renowned for its pizza, evolved from its classic Neapolitan flatbread recipe, that draws tourists in from far and wide where they happily line up in queues that can stretch for several blocks to sample the city’s much-loved staple.
• Christmas Alley – a narrow alley bazaar that has become a famous tourist attraction adorned with arch porticoes leading to Via San Gregorio Armeno, a pedestrianized lane brimming with nativity iconography carved from wood or various other materials, including plaster cast and terracotta.
• Catacombe di San Gennaro – located in the northern part of the city, this beautifully restored site is Naples’ oldest and most sacred underground paleo-Chritian burial chamber that became a religious pilgrimage site when San Gennaro’s body was interred here in the 5th Century. 
• Royal Palace – now a museum and popular tourist hub, the Palazzo Reale in the heart of Naples' Piazza del Plebiscito is one of the city’s most famous landmarks; a gilded icon and must-see stop-off on your Naples yacht charter

With its long storied history, formidable active volcano and close proximity to a number of celebrated destinations along the Amalfi Coast, including the ultra chic islands of Capri and Ischia, Naples has long attracted superyachts whose guests come to immerse themselves in the city’s vibrant atmosphere and beautiful architecture.

Savvy charterers on board luxury rental yachts around this region tend to gravitate to the glittering A-lister-approved sanctuaries and Michelin-starred dining experiences on offer before heading off in search of la Dolce Vita around Sorrento's exquisite coastline and beyond.

With evidence of established Greek colonies dating back some 4,000 years, Naples is one of the oldest cities in the world. Originally called Neapolis, the city has variously been conquered since Roman times by a succession of Goths, Byzantines, Lombards and Normans. The 12th Century witnessed further changes when it became part of the Kingdom of Sicily, which saw a flurry of building, including a great number of gothic churches and the cathedral of Naples.

Adjacent to one of the most popular regions for yacht charters in the West Mediterranean, there should be plenty to choose from when it comes to crewed yachts for charter in Naples. Whether you are looking for a small or large motor yacht, a sailing yacht or even a fast sporty model, any number of charter yachts in Naples will more than meet your expectations. If you’re unsure about whether you want to book a motor yacht or a sailing yacht for your luxury getaway, there are a few things you should consider first.

With so many options available, there’s something to suit every type of budget. For convenience we have listed the average prices for motor yacht and sailing yacht charters in Naples below;

• For motor yacht rentals in Naples, prices can range from $32,472 to $1.7m per week, plus expenses
• For luxury sailing yacht rentals in Naples, prices can go from $27,838 to $603,758 weekly, plus expenses

Around this region the choices are endless, although most yacht charters tend to finish back in Naples. Alternatively, for longer charters you can finish up in one of the neighboring destinations mentioned above. Speak with your yacht charter broker who can advise you further.

In general, marinas in Naples are pretty busy, especially during the peak summer months. Here are some of our recommended picks; 

• Marina di Stabia – a beautiful, well-equipped marina, conveniently located close to a number of popular tourist spots, including Mount Vesuvius and Pompeii. Boasting an impressive 871 berths with a max length of 100m LOA.
• Porticciolo di Santa Lucia – catering to yachts up to 26 meters, this charming port flaunts sublime views across the Bay of Naples, with an imposing fortress guarding the marina, as well as enjoying proximity to the popular hotspots Naples cathedral and the Royal palace.
• Porto di Torre del Greco – attractive port situated in the Campania region, set against a backdrop of Naples’ looming volcano. Home to myriad berths for yachts up to 60 meters in length.
• Porto Marina di Cassano – located in Naples’ southern flank in the Italian municipality of Piano di Sorrento, this beautiful location offers idyllic views and can accommodate yachts up to 56m in length.

There are numerous idyllic anchorages to be found in and around the Gulf of Naples, so whether stopping off in the pretty pastel-hued harbor of Procida or cruising around the Sorrento peninsula, there is sure to be an anchorage to suit your needs.

Due to the huge popularity of yacht charters around the Amalfi Coast, we strongly advise booking well in advance of your planned Naples yacht charter to ensure you get the perfect vessel for your selected dates.