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Venice Luxury Yacht Charter

May - September

High Season

July - August

Cruising Area

Western Mediterranean

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Explore one of the world’s most iconic cities by luxury yacht.

Seeing Venice for the first time aboard a luxury yacht is an unparalleled experience. As you approach this iconic city from the water, there’s a sense of anticipation and wonder that builds with each passing moment. The first glimpse of the Grand Canal, with its bustling activity of vaporettos and gondolas weaving through the historic waterways, feels like stepping into a living painting. Venice offers a fascinating amalgamation of history, art, architecture, and romance. Sold on a Venice yacht charter? Contact Moran to start planning your luxury yacht charter getaway in the city of love.

Why charter a yacht in Venice?

• Unobstructed views of the city’s iconic landmarks, including the Grand Canal, St. Mark’s Square, and the Venetian architecture
• Explore the secluded and exclusive spots around the Venetian lagoon and nearby islands on your private yacht
• Discover nearby Slovenian coastal towns like Piran and Koper on a Venice yacht charter
• Immerse yourself in Venetian culture in the Piazza San Marco and St. Mark’s Basilica
• Visit enchanting islands like Murano, famous for its glass-making tradition
• Enjoy exquisite meals at Michelin-starred restaurants featuring renowned seafood sourced from the city’s aquaculture

What are the best locations to explore on a Venice yacht charter holiday?

Venice boasts a wealth of culture, hosting top-tier galleries, art collections, and museums. Some of the most popular locations to see include:

Grand Canal

The Grand Canal is Venice’s biggest selling point for good reason. Take a vaporetto (water bus) ride along this iconic waterway, passing palaces, churches, and colorful buildings. It’s a picturesque journey showcasing Venice’s grandeur.

St. Mark’s Basilica

A breathtaking architectural masterpiece adorned with Byzantine mosaics, located in St. Mark’s Square. Take the chance to climb the Campanile for panoramic views of the city.

Rialto Bridge

Completed in 1591, the Rialto Bridge spans the Grand Canal, linking the districts of San Marco and San Polo. It replaced older wooden bridges and was a pivotal structure in Venice’s development as a trading hub. Visitors can also explore the vibrant Rialto Market, renowned for fresh produce, seafood, and local specialties.

Gallerie dell’Accademia

Home to an exceptional collection of Venetian art from the 14th to the 18th centuries, including works by Bellini, Titian, Veronese, and Tintoretto, the Gallerie dell’Accademia is a must-see for art enthusiasts. The museum showcases paintings, sculptures, and drawings.

Peggy Guggenheim Collection

Housed in Peggy Guggenheim’s former palatial residence, this museum exhibits an impressive array of 20th-century European and American art. Visitors can admire works by Picasso, Pollock, Dalí, Magritte, and many other influential artists.

Carnevale Festival

Venice Carnival is one of the most important and captivating events in the city. Held every year in February, the city celebrates the traditional Carnival, drawing over three million revelers adorned in masquerade attire who dance through the night until dawn.

Venice Film Festival

The Venice International Film Festival is the oldest in the world and one of the most prestigious events in the Floating City. As an integral part of the Venice Biennale, the festival unfolds in the scenic Lido district, and the combination of location and tradition makes it a popular destination for the elite of the film industry.

How can Moran Yacht & Ship help me charter a yacht in Venice?

Moran Yacht & Ship’s charter specialists will listen to your needs and craft a bespoke Venice yacht charter itinerary. Thanks to our superb contacts, we can also secure your reservations at the most exclusive restaurants and events, as well as arrange for private guided tours throughout the city. With access to the best yachts in and around Venice, our expertise and knowledge are second to none. Contact our charter team today and start your Venetian yacht charter vacation.

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Venice yacht charter faqs, when is the best time to explore venice.

The best time to explore Venice often depends on personal preferences regarding weather, crowds, and specific events. Venice is beautiful at any time of the year but is bustling with tourists during summer. Art aficionados should consider that the Venice Biennale typically takes place from May to November in odd-numbered years and that the Venice Film Festival is held in February. Moran Yacht & Ship can help you plan a personalized yacht charter itinerary.

What are some highlights of a Venice luxury yacht charter?

Some highlights of a luxury yacht charter around Venice include:

• While touristy, a gondola ride provides a unique view of Venice’s narrow canals, bridges, and charming architecture
• Indulge in cicchetti (Venetian tapas) at bacari (wine bars), try Venetian specialties like sarde in saor, and enjoy a refreshing spritz while experiencing Venetian culinary delights
• Wander through areas like Dorsoduro, Cannaregio, or the Jewish Ghetto to discover hidden gems, local life, and charming squares away from the tourist crowds
• Visit Venetian islands like Burano for colorful houses and lace and Torcello for its serene atmosphere and historical sites
• Discover the historical significance of the Doge’s Palace (Palazzo Ducale), housing art, lavish chambers, and the iconic Bridge of Sighs

What are the air temperatures on a Venice luxury yacht charter?

Spring (April to June)

Temperatures typically range from around 55°F (13°C) to 75°F (24°C). It’s generally mild and pleasant, perfect for exploring without the intense heat or crowds.

Summer (July to August)

Venice can get warmer during this period, with temperatures averaging between 70°F (21°C) and 85°F (29°C). It might be more crowded with tourists, and occasional heatwaves can occur.

Fall/Autumn (September to November)

Temperatures gradually cool down, ranging from around 55°F (13°C) to 70°F (21°C). It’s a great time to visit with fewer crowds and comfortable weather.

Winter (December to February)

Venice experiences colder temperatures during winter, averaging between 35°F (2°C) to 50°F (10°C). It’s the off-peak season, so you might encounter fewer tourists, but it can be chilly.

What's the water temperature like on a Venetian yacht charter in the Adriatic Sea?

• Water temperatures tend to range from around 60°F (15°C) to 70°F (21°C) during these months as it gradually warms up.
• In the peak summer months, water temperatures can reach their highest, averaging between 70°F (21°C) to 75°F (24°C). It’s comfortable for swimming and water activities.

Fall/Autumn

• As autumn arrives, the water gradually cools down, ranging from approximately 65°F (18°C) to 70°F (21°C).
• During the winter months, water temperatures drop, averaging between 50°F (10°C) to 55°F (13°C). It can be quite chilly for water-related activities, but the ideal time to visit Venetian museums, galleries, and cultural festivals.

Where can I embark on a Venice yacht charter?

In Venice, there are several locations where you can embark on a yacht charter:

• Venice Marina – The marinas in Venice, such as Marina Sant’Elena or Marina di San Giorgio, offer options for yacht charters. They’re conveniently located for exploring the city and its nearby islands.
• Venice Lagoon – Some charters may begin directly in the Venice Lagoon, providing easy access to the city’s landmarks and the surrounding islands like Murano, Burano, and Torcello.
• Adjacent Ports: Nearby ports or marinas like Chioggia, Lido di Jesolo, or Punta Sabbioni also serve as starting points for Venice yacht charters, offering access to the Adriatic Sea and the Venetian Lagoon.
• Venetian Islands – Depending on the charter service, embarking from specific islands like Murano or Lido di Venezia might be an option, allowing you to start your journey from different points within the Venetian archipelago.

How much does a yacht charter in Venice cost?

The cost of a luxury motor yacht charter in Venice will depend on several factors, primarily the size of the boat, its onboard amenities, your cruising itinerary, and the length of the charter. Each yacht charter has distinct offerings, ranging from the onboard luxuries to the selected cruising route and tailored experiences. Moran Yacht & Ship specializes in Venice and Adriatic yacht charters, offering access to the finest superyachts and mega yachts. Moran’s team of veteran charter agents can help you plan the ultimate yachting holiday. We will listen to your needs and connect you with your ideal vessel, ensuring you enjoy the ultimate charter experience. Contact our team today.

How can Moran help me charter a yacht in Venice?

Moran Yacht & Ship is a leading yacht brokerage with exclusive access to the world’s finest motor yachts and superyachts for charter. We specialize in curating extraordinary yachting experiences that exceed expectations. Contact our team to start planning an unforgettable Venice yacht charter holiday.

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The reputation of Venice as a city of romance and festivities is known worldwide, and you and your group can see its charms for yourself on a Venice luxury yacht charter by sailing yacht or motor yacht in the Mediterranean . Situated in the Adriatic Sea, Venice is optimally located for inclusion into a larger superyacht charter itinerary, such as one including the Amalfi Coast  in western Italy , or Croatian destinations such as Istria and the Dalmatian Coast.

This historic destination has on offer a wealth of shopping opportunities, including the chance to purchase Murano glass in the Murano and Burano Districts from the very workshops where you can witness it being made. The famous carnival masks have their own dedicated shops, of which La Bauta and Atelier Flavia are some of the most well-known and have costumes to rent as well as to buy.

The nightlife is just as intoxicating and hidden down labyrinthine streets and atop the roofs of prestigious hotels there are sensational bars and clubs that will make a night in the city one to remember. Dress to impress for a night at Casino di Venezia, the world's oldest casino, then take the party into the early hours back on board your luxury yacht.

There are plenty of ancient wonders to enchant you and your loved ones: Visit the cathedrals and the monastery on garden-like Torcello, learn about the city's history in the local museums, and then spend a night at the theatre or at a sensational concert.

Venice is simply a charming yacht charter destination. On any Italian or Adriatic Sea excursion, stop in and enjoy the culture, beauty and romance of Venice.

5 quick reasons to visit Venice:

Venice Carnival, Magnificent architecture, Romantic ambiance, Beautiful Murano glass, The world's oldest casino

More about this part of Italy

The Adriatic has beautiful blue waters and a soft sandy beaches hidden down coves and cresting bays that stretch for miles. The snorkelling and Scuba diving opportunities are excellent, with wreck dives from WWII and others dating back hundreds of years. Tunnels, caves and lagoons will provide a challenge for more experienced Scuba divers, while snorkelers and guests using Seabobs will have plenty of locations to take in sea life such as starfish, seahorses and turtles.

Although Venice isn't known for its spectacular beaches, a few hours away there is Istria and the Dalmatian Coast, where the nights come alive with electronic music festivals in summer along the sensational white beaches. Take advantage of your sailing yacht or motor yacht and cruise to a quiet uninhabited island for complete tranquillity surrounded by nature.

Venice Yacht Charter Experiences

Venice is one of the most romantic cities in the world and entrances visitors with its intricate web of canals, charming gondoliers, glorious renaissance architecture and narrow cobbled streets. The waterside city is an essential stop on any Adriatic yacht charter holiday and on you luxury yacht charter be sure to take a cruise down the Grand Canal to marvel at life being played out in front of the colourful centuries-old buildings. From the deck of your charter yacht, you’ll be able to pass by sights such as the Ca'Foscari, Palazzo Grassi, Guggenheim Museum and the Accademia Bridge.

Once you step ashore, meander through the narrow side streets and boutique shops of Piazza San Marco. In the piazza, you’ll find St. Mark’s Basilica, a masterpiece of Venetian-Byzantine architecture. Next to it stands the commanding Clock Tower with its famous Moors, the giant bronze figures who have been striking the hours for over five centuries. Savour a sparkling Italian wine in a lavish sidewalk café, and enjoy as musicians serenade the crowds.

Things to Consider:

Yachting seasons & climate:.

From June until September the temperatures sit between 20°C/73°F and 25°C/77°F, while from November through to February visitors can expect to experience temperatures around 5°C/41°F. Rainfall is steady throughout the year, with the winter months being the driest and June being the wettest.

Clothing to Pack For Your Charter:

Although beachwear is fine for the beach, visitors should dress smart casual for exploring the town and note that some of the more prestigious locations, such as the city casino, have a smart dress code where jeans, tank tops etc. are not permitted. The temperature and winds can fluctuate considerably between day and night, as well as between air conditioned buildings, and a warm layer is recommended to keep off the cold.

With an average of 10 days a month experiencing rainfall, whether it’s a quick drizzle or a prolonged thunderstorm, a compact umbrella and a waterproof layer are recommended so that you do not get caught out while travelling between landmarks.

Main Ports and Marinas:

Venice Port, Venezia Certosa Marina, Marina Santelena

Famous Restaurants & Clubs:

Quadri Restaurant, Il Ridotto Restaurant, Met Restaurant, Oro Restaurant, Bar L’Incontro inside Ca’Sagredo Hotel, Harry's Bar, La Bottega ai Promessi Sposi

A Must See Attraction:

Grand Canal, Basilica di San Marco and Palazzo Ducale, The Murano, Burano and Torcello Districts, Chiesa di Santa Fosca, Museo di Torcello, San Marco 801, La Bauta

Best beaches to visit in your yacht:

Barricata Beach, Spiaggia di Boccasette, Albarella Beach, Chiosco Beach, Lighthouse Beach

Local Yacht Events:

Venice Historical Regatta

Best time to go:

The Carnival of Venice prior to Lent is the city's most well-known event and attracts international visitors, who book up the hotels and swell the numbers visiting the surrounding tourist destinations. However, these concerns are mitigated on a luxury yacht charter as you will have your own transport and accommodation to take with you wherever you go, and during the bustling afternoons instead of queuing you can disappear to a secluded beach along the sparkling Adriatic. Visit from early spring through to the end of summer to ensure that all attractions are open to visitors.

Further Charter Information

Yacht Rentals Available: Go here for the current list of yacht rentals in Venice.

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Venice Itineraries: Here is a selection of broker itineraries for Venice.

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Experience the enchanting allure of Venice from the most exclusive vantage point with yacht charters by FGI Yacht Group. Venice, a city famed for its intricate waterways and stunning architecture, offers a unique opportunity to explore its beauty from the comfort of your private yacht. Glide through the Grand Canal, witness the majestic Palazzo Ducale, and discover secluded canals that reveal the heart of this historic city. Our yacht charters in Venice provide luxurious amenities and unparalleled service, ensuring every aspect of your journey is perfect. Whether you’re basking in the romance of sunset near Piazza San Marco or enjoying a bespoke tour of the Venetian Lagoon’s hidden gems, FGI Yacht Group offers an unforgettable way to experience Venice’s timeless elegance and charm. Embark on a voyage where luxury meets history with our Venice yacht charters.

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• Grand Canal Tour: Cruise down Venice’s main artery, the Grand Canal, to view the city’s historical palaces and vibrant daily life from a unique perspective.
• Visit St. Mark’s Square: Anchor and take a tender to visit the iconic Piazza San Marco, exploring the Basilica, the Doge’s Palace, and the Campanile.
• Explore Murano and Burano: Take short trips to these nearby islands to watch world-renowned glassblowing and explore colorful fishermen’s houses.
• Enjoy a Private Opera Evening: Arrange an exclusive visit to the Teatro La Fenice to experience an opera or a classical music concert.
• Dine at Michelin-Starred Restaurants: Savor a meal at one of Venice’s acclaimed restaurants, or enjoy a private chef aboard your yacht.
• Sunset Cocktails on Deck: Have cocktails on deck while watching the sunset over the city, offering a breathtaking backdrop.
• Art and Culture Tour: Visit the Peggy Guggenheim Collection or the Biennale di Venezia for contemporary art and culture.
• Rialto Market and Cooking: Visit the vibrant Rialto Market, then have a chef prepare a fresh Venetian meal on board.
• Venetian Mask Workshop: Participate in a workshop to create your own Venetian mask, a perfect souvenir.
• Lagoon Exploration: Navigate the lesser-known parts of the Venetian Lagoon for a day of exploration and perhaps some birdwatching.

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The prestigious Punta della Salute berths lie just across from Piazza San Marco, and while other berths are a little further away from the centre, many of the marinas offer free shuttle services to Venice’s historical centre.

Venice is like no other city you will ever visit. It’s unique beauty, labyrinthine canals and mystical atmosphere is the stuff of legend. No wonder that it’s known as La Serenissima, meaning ‘the most serene’.

The famed Doges’ Palace is deeply captivating. A number of architects have thought so, too. You’ll find it copied or referenced around the world, in cities as diverse as New York, Edinburgh and Glasgow. The Academy of Sciences in Baku, Azerbaijan, was also modelled on the palace.

It’s easy to understand why. While a feast for the eyes on the outside, the Venetian Gothic building is even more impressive on the inside. It’s lavishly decorated with great works of art; there are the evocative torture chambers that Casanova managed to escape from, the biggest ballroom in Europe, and so much more. From here you can also cross Venice’s iconic Bridge of Sighs, connecting the interrogation rooms in the palace to the New Prison (Prigioni Nuove).

Adjacent to the palace is the trio of Venice’s best-known landmarks, the vast Piazza San Marco, the Basilica di San Marco and the 15th-century St Mark’s Clock-tower, the Torre dell’Orologio. Any of those historical edifices would be enough to awe, but to have all three in close proximity is truly mind-boggling.

While in Piazza San Marco, consider a stroll west for some shopping therapy in some of Venice’s top designer boutiques in Calle Goldoni, Calle Vallaresso and the Frezzeria. Look no further for Italy’s top designer offerings, such as Gucci, Armani, Prada and the rest.

Move on to the acclaimed Teatro La Fenice, Venice’s opera house. You’d be hard-pressed to attend a performance in more elegant surrounds, and if you’re fortunate enough to coincide your yachting vacation with an opera performance, this is guaranteed to be a lifelong highlight.

Sip a Bellini, take in the opulent interior and count your blessings at being there – the opera house has burned down three times, with the latest restoration only being unveiled in 2004!

For art aficionados, there are plenty of opportunities to indulge your passion. The Venice Biennale, for example, is a contemporary art exhibition running from early spring to late autumn, and there are uncountable art galleries and museums.

If you are a food lover in search of new culinary delights, don’t miss Riviera, right on the Giudecca Canal – the chef makes delectable sea bass, and the duck with asparagus is sublime. Also recommended are the scallops and lobsters at the Ristorante Alle Corone. Of course everyone comes to Venice for the gelato, too. Try Alaska Gelateria-Sorbetteria or Boutique del Gelato for a dizzying array of flavours, natural ingredients and pure joy in a form of a homemade gelato.

You cannot fail to be seduced by Venice, but when it comes to a yachting holiday to this gem of the Adriatic, the experience is unsurpassed.

The prestigious Punta della Salute berths lie just across from Piazza San Marco, and while other berths are a little further away from the centre, many of the marinas offer free shuttle services to Venice’s historical centre. Exploring Venice’s sumptuousness at your own pace, soaking up art, music, architecture, and the elegant lifestyle that the city has to offer, is easier done from a luxury yacht. This way you can escape the crowds and the hustle and bustle of this major tourist hotspot.

The beauty of this timelessly appealing city will beguile you. Let us help you with your yacht charter and anything else you may need to make your yachting vacation unforgettable.

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Yachts for Charter in Venice

Running on Waves

Rates from: 105,000 EUR per week

Type: Sailing Yacht

Built: 2011, Gdansk

Length (m): 64

Rates from: 490,000 USD per week

Type: Luxury Motor Yacht

Built: 2006, Lurssen

Length (m): 73

Rates from: 460,000 EUR per week

Type: Expedition Yacht

Built: 1974, Icon Yachts

Length (m): 77.40

Rates from: 343,000 EUR per week

Type: Motor Yacht

Built: 2002, Oceanco

Length (m): 62.60

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23.99m | Sunreef | 2022

27.33m | Wally Yachts | 2018

34m | RMK Marine | 2006

34.2m | Royal Huisman | 2000

34.2m | Custom Line | 2009

Over the Rainbow

35m | A.M. Dickie & Sons | 1930

Minor Family Affair

35.15m | Princess | 2017

38.9m | Fitzroy | 2006

39.3m | Tansu | 2016

40.05m | Sunseeker | 2014

Silver Wind

43.63m | ISA Yachts | 2014

MAXIMILIAN MMIV

45.02m | Sunrise | 2009

STARBURST III

47.5m | Bilgin | 2017

49.38m | Codecasa | 1998

49.9m | Benetti | 2023

50.4m | Feadship | 1990

51.7m | Alloy | 2006

52m | Sanlorenzo | 2022

52.12m | Amels | 2004

The Wellesley

56.20m | Oceanco | 1993

60m | Brodosplit BSO d.o.o. | 2015

62.5m | Codecasa | 2003

GOLDEN HORIZON

162m | Brodogradevna Industrija Split | 2021

19.5m | Lagoon | 2017

20.15m | Azimut | 2022

20.36m | Fountaine Pajot | 2021

20.46m | Sunseeker | 2022

21.25m | Princess | 2016

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21.32m | Princess | 2021

22.26m | Pershing | 2008

22.31m | Princess | 2022

22.64m | Azimut | 2018

22.7m | Sunreef Yachts | 2022

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23m | Pearl Yachts | 2014

23.28m | Lagoon | 2019

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23.6m | Baltic Yachts | 2008

23.60m | Sunseeker | 2021

23.8m | Lagoon | 2018

24m | Sunreef | 2021

24.64m | Sanlorenzo | 2020

25m | Sunseeker | 2007

25m | Sunseeker | 2006

25.15m | Oyster Yachts | 2015

LADY YOUSRA

26m | Sunseeker | 2003

26.21m | Custom Line | 2008

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26.4m | Riva | 2010

26.78m | Azimut | 2019

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QuickSilver 605 cruiser 115cv (2023)

• Without skipper
• Super owner
• Flexible cancellation

From  €440 / day

Atlantic 20 (2011)

• Skipper optional

From  €380 / day

Yacht &Co Voyage 18 bronze (2019)

• Without licence

From  €250 / day

Style 19 (2015)

From  €260 / day.

Hanse 371 (2004)

• Skipper mandatory

From  €163 / day

Venice, Marina Santelena

Summer Love - Cruises in Croatia and the Venice Lagoon (1990)

• Skipper offered

From  €786 / day

Imago Yacht Charter (2008)

• Fuel included

From  €2,400 / day

Venice, Porto di Venezia

3 days in Trieste, Slovenia and Croatia! (1976)

From  €960 / day.

Private boat tour of the Venice lagoon (2024)

From  €150 / day.

Venice, Marina della Giudecca

Boat without licence Consorzio Cantieristica Minore Veneziana Gozzo 20hp (2012)

From  €320 / day.

Venice, Marina Scafoclub

Classic Venetian Topa Boat (2015)

From  €490 / day.

Riva Rudy (1973)

From  €1,400 / day.

Jandona Yacht (1968)

From  €2,950 / day.

**BOAT RENTAL IN HISTORIC CENTER, MOORED IN GRAND CANAL, Venice.** (1996)

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La Trota (1968)

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From  €315 / day, charter a yacht in venice.

Explore the captivating city of Venice from a different perspective by renting a boat and embarking on a unique sailing adventure. Venice, known for its intricate network of canals, gondolas and exquisite architecture, offers an enchanting experience that can only be fully appreciated from the water. Built on a series of small islands in the Adriatic Sea, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a treasure trove of cultural landmarks, including the iconic St. Mark's Square, the Grand Canal, and the beautiful Rialto Bridge. Venice is a city that exudes charm, offering visitors a glimpse into its rich history, art, and Venetian traditions.

Experience Venice's beauty from the water, cruising along its enchanting canals and admiring the city's stunning architecture and landmarks from a different angle. Enjoy a more intimate experience with your travel companions, away from the crowds, as you navigate the serene canals and soak up the atmosphere of this romantic city. A boat rental in Venice provides a private space where you can relax, unwind, and enjoy the enchanting views of the city in comfort and style. So, what are you waiting for? Set sail with Click&Boat today!

How much does a Venice yacht charter cost?

The cost of a yacht charter in Venice can vary depending on several factors such as the season, duration, type of boat, the port or marina rented form, and whether you hire a skipper or include any extras. The following are the average daily or weekly prices for different types of boats.

A sailboat rental in Venice for 10 people typically costs around €650 per day and €4,500 per week in the high season. In the low season, prices are generally lower, averaging around €243 per day and €1,700 per week.

Renting a motorboat in Venice can cost approximately €390 per day during the high season and €300 per day in the low season for 7 people.

Chartering a catamaran in Venice typically costs from €900 per day and €3,500 per week for 12 people to €1,750 per day and €7,000 per week for 10 people.

Yacht hire in Venice can cost an average of €4,000 per day during the high season and €1,000 per day in the low season.

Should you rent a boat in Venice with or without a skipper?

You can choose between renting with or without a skipper with a boat hire in Venice. A skipper brings a wealth of experience and local knowledge, ensuring your safety and the safety of your group throughout the voyage. A skipper knows the best routes, hidden gems, and noteworthy sights in and around Venice. They can provide valuable insights and recommendations, enhancing your sailing experience. With a skipper on board, you can relax and enjoy your time without worrying about navigation, mooring, or other technical aspects of sailing. If you're interested in sailing, a skipper can offer guidance and even teach you sailing techniques if you're willing to learn.

Renting a boat without a skipper provides more privacy and flexibility. You can explore at your own pace and follow your itinerary. For experienced sailors, a bareboat charter lets you showcase your skills and navigate the waters independently. Renting without a skipper can be more cost-effective since you won't have to pay for the skipper's services.

What is the best time of year for a Venice boat rental?

The best time for a Venice boat hire depends on several factors, including weather and sailing conditions, festivities, and high or low season. The summer months, from June to September, generally offer warm temperatures, calm seas, and light to moderate winds, providing favourable sailing conditions in Venice. However, this is also the peak tourist season, so popular destinations may be crowded.

Venice is renowned for its festivals, such as the Venice Carnival and the Biennale, which attract visitors from around the world. Chartering a private boat during these events can provide a unique and vibrant experience, but it's crucial to plan and book well in advance due to increased demand. The high season, typically from May to September, offers warmer weather, longer days, and a bustling atmosphere in Venice. Prices may be higher, and popular destinations can be more crowded. The low season, from October to April, offers cooler temperatures, fewer tourists, and the opportunity to explore Venice's charm in a quieter setting. Prices tend to be lower during this period.

Which ports or marinas are in Venice?

Venice offers several ports and marinas where you can book your boat. Here are some important ports and marinas in Venice:

Marina Sant'Elena

Marina Sant'Elena can accommodate many boats, ranging from small sailboats to luxury yachts. It is approximately 10 kilometres from Marco Polo Airport and around 2 kilometres from the city centre. The marina offers various facilities, including mooring assistance, a fuel station, boat repairs and maintenance, restaurants, and Wi-Fi access.

Marina di Venezia

Marina di Venezia is one of the largest marinas in the area, with a vast number of berths available for different types of boats and yachts. It is approximately 50 kilometres from Marco Polo Airport and around 15 kilometres from the city centre. The marina offers comprehensive facilities, including a fuel station, boat repairs and maintenance, restaurants, bars, shops, swimming pools, and a private beach.

Marina Vento di Venezia

Vento di Venezia can accommodate a range of boats, including yachts and sailboats. It is around 7 kilometres from Marco Polo Airport and 3 kilometres from the city centre. The marina provides essential facilities such as mooring assistance, a fuel station, boat repairs and maintenance, and a restaurant.

Where to Sail in Venice?

Venice offers a captivating sailing experience with many stunning destinations to explore. Here are some highlights of your sailing trip in and around Venice:

The Venetian Lagoon

The Venetian Lagoon is a remarkable place to sail, encompassing iconic landmarks such as St. Mark's Square, the Grand Canal, and the picturesque islands of Murano, Burano, and Torcello. Navigate the canals and enjoy the unique beauty of Venice from the water.

Located at the southern entrance of the Venetian Lagoon, Chioggia is often referred to as "Little Venice" due to its similar architectural style. Explore its charming canals, visit the fish market, and savour fresh seafood in one of the local trattorias.

Famous for its glassmaking tradition, the island of Murano is a must-visit destination. Witness skilled artisans creating intricate glass pieces and visit the Glass Museum to learn more about the history and artistry of Murano glass.

Burano is a delightful island to explore, known for its vibrant, colourful houses. Stroll through its charming streets, admire the intricate lacework produced by local artisans, and enjoy fresh seafood in the island's cosy restaurants.

Steeped in history, Torcello is an island that offers a glimpse into Venice's past. Visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta with its impressive Byzantine mosaics and take a moment to appreciate the tranquillity of this less-crowded island.

Best Things to Do in Venice

Aside from sailing, Venice offers many attractions and activities to enhance your experience. Here are some of the best things to do in and around Venice:

Explore St. Mark's Square

Visit the iconic St. Mark's Square, home to St. Mark's Basilica, the Doge's Palace, and the famous Bell Tower in San Marco. Admire the stunning architecture and immerse yourself in the history and culture of Venice.

Visit the Peggy Guggenheim Collection

Art enthusiasts should not miss the opportunity to explore the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, which houses an impressive assortment of modern art, including works by Picasso, Pollock, and Dalí.

Discover the Rialto Market

Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the Rialto Market, where you can browse stalls selling fresh produce, seafood, and local delicacies. It's a fantastic place to experience the local food culture.

Enjoy Venetian Cuisine

Delight in the culinary delights of Venice, from fresh seafood dishes to traditional Venetian Cicchetti (small bites) and delectable pastries. Sample local wines and savour the unique flavours of the region.

Frequently Asked Questions about Venice

How much does it cost to rent a boat in venice for a day.

The average cost of renting a boat in Venice is around €540 per day. Various factors can influence the cost of a boat charter, such as the season, the year the boat was built, and the equipment. The prices can vary between €120 and €6,000 per day.

How much does a skipper cost per day in Venice?

The price of a skipper varies depending on the destination and the owner of the boat. In Venice, you can expect to pay an average of €181 per day for a skipper.

How many people can sleep on a boat in Venice?

A boat in Venice has on average 2 berths. You can find boats with up to 10 berths.

What types of boats can I rent in Venice?

In Venice you can rent for example a Motorboat, Without license or even a Sailboat.

Can I add equipment like snorkel gear, SUP boards or a wakeboard to my boat rental in Venice?

Many owners offer various extras that you can add to your booking in Venice. This can be for example Bimini, Bathing or Bridge shower.

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Private Yachting Cruises in Venice and Northern Croatia

Take in the Adriatic's northernmost waters, sweeping west from Zadar along Croatia's stunning coastline and finishing in spectacular style, in the Grand Canal of Venice. Explore the breathtaking mix of awe-inspiring beaches and bays, tiny islands, historical highlights and natural parks via your own private superyacht. Rent a crewed motor or sailing boat with YPI to have the best cruising possible in Northern Croatia and Venice. This is an example of an eight day yacht charter itinerary for the Mediterranean. Yacht charter itineraries are created individually for every client based around personal preferences and how you want to spend your time onboard your superyacht in Croatia and Venice.

Monument to the Sun

Join your motor or sailing boat in Zadar. Settle in onboard before going to explore. Head to the beautiful white sand Saharun beach on nearby Dugi Otok Island by tender. Drive inland and swim in the waterfalls at Krka National Park. Take a magical history tour of the city – from Roman columns to Venetian architecture. Climb the belltower of the cathedral for great views. The only place to be at sunset is the Brazil Bar next to the Monument to the Sun, a giant solar-powered disc representing the sun which comes alive at night with coloured lights.

Forest Island

Wake up as the superyacht cruises to the island of Rab, declared a Geopark in 2008. Hike through pine forests to find beautiful beaches. Visit enchanting Rab Town, characterised by four elegant bell towers rising from the ancient stone streets. See St Andrew’s Monastery with its bell tower, the bell dating from 1396. Sample the local delicacy, Rab cake – a combination of almonds, crystalised sugar, lemon peel and Maraschino cherry liqueur. Explore olive groves and vineyards. Enjoy a delicious dinner onboard as you watch the lights of the town.

Wakeboarding, caves and ancient sites

In Krk Island, bask at Baška, with a 2 km long sandy beach. Dive shipwrecks, one dating back to Napoleonic times. Try wakeboarding and visit Vrbnik, a medieval town set at the top a limestone outcrop. Sample Žlahtina, the straw-coloured dry white wine cultivated only here. Go spelunking in the cave of Biserujkais filled with stalactites and stalagmites. Have cocktails at Volsonis in an underground 2,000 year old archaeological site before heading to Rivica restaurant on the waterfront in Njivica. End the night at Casa del Padrone, prime party spot in Krk Town before returning to your motor or sailing boat.

Skies and Vistas

Arrive at the medieval harbour of Cres Town in a beautiful bay surrounded by green hills. Wander along the seafront surrounded by Venetian mansions and pastel coloured houses. Head out of town and follow a hiking trail on the original cobbles as laid by the Romans. Go ziplining through ancient oak forests and spot griffon vultures soaring above you. Kayak around the many pretty coves until you find that perfect beach. Head to the village of Lubenice, perched high up, for the best sunset. Finally, return to the superyacht for cocktails and dinner onboard.

Culture or Nature

Arrive into Pula, where one of the best roman amphitheatres on the planet slopes down to cobalt blue waters. In summer, take in an outdoor opera, play or film here. Wander the Italian-style seafront with a gelato. Later, the superyacht’s tender to the Brijini Islands, once the private estate of President Tito and playground of Roman rulers, and now a forested archipelago and national park.

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Grand entrance

There is nothing quite like cruising into Venice’s Grand Canal with a luxurious motor or sailing yacht. Arrive via its turquoise lagoon, dotted with 117 islands, and explore its intricate system of tiny waterways by gondola. We can arrange tours at Venice’s best art galleries, tickets to the opera and tables at world-class restaurants.

Disembarkation

Disembark your superyacht charter in Venice, and either extend your holiday with a few days at one of the city’s 5* hotels or transfer to Marco Polo Airport for onward travel.

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This unique craft was specially commissioned in 1992 from the Hacker Boat Company as a replica..    Up to 8          From 1992 Tender to Talitha G

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An exclusive service for those who want to live a unique experience on board a yacht in Venice .

We have three different boats , of different size and structure, for any type of request and clientele. Our yacht rental service in Venice intends to meet the most different needs.

For this reason we respond to individual situations, such as daily excursions with captain and live kitchen on board, private parties and important dinners. In the same way we also satisfy requests for longer periods of time such as support or accommodation as an alternative to staying in a villa or hotel in Venice.

All boats are equipped with sunbathing areas and relaxation zones. Equally inside there are all the comforts , with lounge spaces, sleeping area, toilets and living room.

Having organized numerous personalized events of this type, we are sure to be able to satisfy your requests or to work with you to create unique, interesting and original situations.

Considering the exclusivity and the customization of the service we invite you to contact us for more information.

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Cancellation at least 7 days in advance is fully refundable. In case of no-show at the meeting point at the time indicated on the voucher, cancellation after the deadline or abandonment of the service before its end there is no refund. In case of adverse meteorological conditions and/or force majeure, you are invited to contact us in order to verify the feasibility of the service and assess, in case of cancellation, the best solution. This may be a refund or the postponement of the service to the first date available. Where predictable well in advance you will also receive our notice of change / cancellation service.

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Venice is an increasingly popular yachting destination, however space is at a premium, so we advise that you reserve berthing facilities for your superyacht well in advance.

The best way to enter the Venice lagoon is through the Porto di Lido breakwaters, which is the busiest and largest entrance. There are berthing locations for superyachts throughout the lagoon, the most exclusive of which are the Salute Mooring posts just opposite Saint Mark’s Square.

There are no large marinas in the center of Venice, so berths are therefore distributed between several different zones. Venice aims to be the superyacht hub for the eastern Mediterranean and the Venice International Boat Show is a prestigious annual event in April.

MARINA DI LIO GRANDO

The marina is located right inside the lagoon and offers berthing to yachts up to 60 meters in length and seven meters wide.

There is easy access to the Venetian highways network and Marco Polo International airport is just 30 minutes away. The reliable Venice water taxi system provides visitors with a fast and efficient transport service to destinations across the city. A full range of port services are available including repairs, fuel laundry and boat charter. There are also water sport activities at the port, which has earned a coveted environmental certificate.

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Venice Yacht Pier is a yachting agency specializing in accommodating superyachts in the city and can berth yachts up to 394 feet.

With space at a premium, the company is actively looking to develop new berthing areas, in addition to improving the general quality of existing berths. Currently VYP provide berthing at five locations: Riva San Bagio, Riva Dei Sette Martiri, Adriatica, Salute and San Basilio 24. Due to environmental laws in the lagoon the only port where refuelling is permitted is Basilio 2.

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JLT Yacht Agency is dedicated to providing quality services from its headquarters in Venice.

It serves the entire Italian Adriatic Coast and provides a 24-hour VIP concierge service to vessels visiting the city. JLT can provide berthing in four Venetian locations: Riva Sette Martiri, Riva San Biagio and on the mooring piles of Punta della Salute, as well as commercial berths at San Basilio 24 and Maritime Station. It works with the local authority to provide many other services including itinerary planning, yacht clearing, technical repairs, and onboard entertainment.

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San Marta P. Franco, Fabbricato 17, 30123 Venice

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Located just a few minutes from Piazza San Marco and the center of Venice, the Venice Certosa is one of the few marinas in the area that can accommodate any type of boat. It accepts vessels up to 60 meters in length and has a depth of six meters.

Just a 30-minute water taxi ride from the airport, the marina also has a wealth of water sports, a nautical school and a hotel with a bar and restaurant.

+39 041 520 8588

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Isola della Certosa, 30141, Venice

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Sailing into Venice: how the city of love won my heart

• August 30, 2023

Phil and Roxy Johnson enjoy a memorable cruise to Venice, exploring the ‘city of love’ by boat

I’ll be the first to admit that I wanted to ‘skip’ Venice. In the myriad of Mediterranean sailing destinations I discussed with my wife and co-captain, Roxy, I thought we shouldn’t take time away from the endlessly beautiful archipelago of Croatia to sail to the northernmost end of the Adriatic to visit Venice. Why would we? Just to end up getting our keel stuck in a Venetian lagoon mudflat, or push through mobs of tourists all trying to snap the same picture of a gondolier under the Rialto bridge? But after searching in vain for a reasonably priced marina near a major international airport so we could leave our boat to attend a summer wedding back in the US, our plans coalesced around sailing to Venice… and I’m so glad it did.

Since late 2018, Roxy and I have been working remotely while living aboard our 47ft monohull yacht, Sonder . She’s taken us from the Caribbean to the USA, across the North Atlantic, and throughout the Mediterranean visiting a succession of once-in-a-lifetime destinations, though possibly none quite as unique as Venice.

Lying at the northern tip of the Adriatic, Venice can be reached via a long daysail from the Istrian coast of Croatia or, as we did, an overnight passage from further south along the Dalmatian coast. As of January, Croatia is now part of the same Schengen EU immigration zone, so departing sailors no longer need to stamp out when sailing to Italy. However, last summer that was not the case, so our passage began with an abnormally lengthy two-hour Croatian exit formality at a concrete quayside in Marina Kremik before motoring out into a becalmed slate-blue Adriatic.

With a somewhat limp mainsail hoisted tight to catch the first hint of wind, we motored north-west to immediately exit Croatian waters (as per the Croatian law in 2022) before adjusting our course northerly towards the vast Venetian Lagoon. It was now past 2100hrs and the daytime humidity had given way to a light evening fog which diffused the lights of hundreds of nearby squid fishing boats. To starboard, the Bora wind-scoured mountains of Croatia’s coastline created a wall of darkness, juxtaposed on the opposite side by the light pollution of the lower lying mainland of Italy.

A gentle evening south-easterly breeze finally set in and, with Roxy on the jib sheet, we unfurled our big 130% genoa, killed the engine, and trimmed our mainsail for a broad reach. Sonder glided along at a quiet, respectable 5 knots. At around 0300, I was on watch as we passed a distant oil drilling platform. Their hulks of machinery and lights looked like a floating city all of its own. My thoughts began to drift towards our destination.

Sonder is a solidly-built 1986 Pedrick Cheoy Lee. Photo: Phil Johnson

Built for mariners

We’d both visited Venice as tourists in the past, and while I remember being impressed by the many historic sites around the city, I don’t recall anything very special about the arrival by train. In fact, if you fly to Venice or come via the causeway by car, bus, or train (as most do) you’re actually entering the city through the back door. Venice was built by merchant mariners as a maritime city to face the sea – everything from the layout of the canal-streets, to the defences and facades of the buildings all orient toward the water. So, as we gradually sailed closer through the dark night, I realised that we’d be entering the city the same way sailors have for over a millennium.

Overnight the south-easterly continued to build until we had a steady 18 knots on our starboard aft-quarter which pushed the shallow green waters of the northern Adriatic into messy piles of wave chop. As dawn began to break, the lagoon’s wooded barrier island of Lido lay ahead, shielding any view of Venice and its lagoon from the sea. Were it not for the red and green channel markers that stand on weathered wooden pylons driven into the muddy bottom, it would be very difficult to actually sight this natural entrance into the lagoon.

Sonder facing the Piazetta San Marco and the Doge’s Palace. Photo: Phil Johnson

To control increasingly severe flooding, Venice has been building a rising storm gate system, aptly named Moses, that effectively closes off all entrances of the lagoon to the Adriatic Sea. Cruising friends of ours told us of arriving on a flood tide only to find the barrier had been raised, shutting the city off from the Mediterranean entirely. They tacked back and forth across the channel – on a lee shore – for hours waiting for the tide to fall before the gate finally was opened. This time, we were lucky to find the gates fully open. After dropping our sails – as sailing through the channel is not permitted – we motored past the concrete gate control tower and into the shelter of the Venice lagoon.

Almost immediately, we felt transported to another world. Dense stands of laurel trees stood dotted with nesting white egrets among ruins of overgrown brick naval fortifications. Grey herons fished among tidal grasses lining the shallow edge of channel banks. The air was thick and heavy with the humidity you’d expect from southern Europe’s largest wetland, and already warming in the dawn light. We rounded a bend in the channel and there, rising out of the milky teal lagoon, its outline fluttering slightly through the heat, was Venice in all its indisputable glory.

At this early hour there were very few other boats out on the water, or the accompanying boat wake which famously erodes the foundations of the city with incessant lapping. The waters of the lagoon were uncharacteristically still and calm, showing off reflections of the impressive Venetian campaniles towering above. With our jaws still on the floor of the cockpit, we missed the turn towards our marina entirely. Instead, we slowly kept motoring Sonder further in, towards the main thoroughfare – the junction at the heart of Venice where the grand canal, San Marco square, and the Doge’s Palace meet. All the while pinching ourselves at the uniquness of the moment: did we really just sail our floating home from America onto the doorstep of one of Europe’s most historic cities?

A life afloat

Visiting cruisers don’t need to stay in a marina when sailing to Venice. There are some shallow water anchorages outside of the main navigation channels, as well as further east in the lagoon near the island of Burano. But considering Sonder ’s draught of over 6ft and the fact we needed to leave her for our flight back to the US, we chose to tie up at the well appointed, and quite reasonably priced Marina Certosa, located on an island by the same name, immediately adjacent to Venice.

Isola Certosa is the site of a former military barracks, now in ruins and returned to wooded forest land, that has been turned into a multi-use space with a marina, restaurant, park, lodging, and art gallery. The marina makes use of the old fortified canals that now house modern finger docks serviced with manicured paths lined with oleander trees. If your vessel is blessed with an air-conditioning unit as Sonder is, then it’s a comfortable and calm escape from the noisy hive of Venice. Walks through the woods surrounding the marina will treat you to the sight of flamingos in the lagoon, and the sounds of millions of summer cicadas.

While we may have air-con, we don’t have a washing machine, so one of our first missions ashore was to find a place to do our laundry. An exciting first day in the romantic city of Venice! The marina’s facilities were still being developed so we set off on the vaporetto (Venice’s canal public transit system). Several stops later we alighted in San Marco square where we spent the next hour threading our way through hordes of tour groups while lugging bags of dirty washing in the hot midday sun. The hilarity of our circumstances was not lost on us!

It’s fun to navigate Venice’s labyrinthine canal system by dinghy. Photo: Phil Johnson

Eventually, we found the small, Venetian-owned ‘lavanderia’ we were searching for in a narrow back alley. On leaving we suddenly noticed how convenient the access to this back alley was – if coming by canal. Baulking at the thought of fighting the crowds again the following day, we cheekily decided then and there that we’d return with our own dinghy to pick up our laundry, via the canal system. How hard could it be?

Knowing the Venetian rules of the ‘road’ is essential for navigating the canals. While Venice has banned recreational boats from the Grand Canal, you can take your dinghy in the smaller canals. A no-wake speed limit of 5km/h is in place for the smaller canals in order to protect the city’s eroding foundations. Many canals are labelled for one-way traffic only (though the gondoliers seem to freely ignore this rule). The fact that many canals can dead end, or empty into the forbidden Grand Canal, makes navigation through Venice a bit complicated and nerve-racking at first. We spent time strategizing our route each time before setting off. Additionally you must take care to pass oncoming boats port-to-port, unless it’s a gondolier, in which case you pass on their starboard oar side – or risk being shouted at.

Sonder motors in to Venice, the St Mark’s Square campanile prominent in the background. Photo: Phil Johnson

So early the following morning, we left Marina Certosa in our Highfield RIB tender, crossing the open lagoon, which was already roiling with speeding water taxis and rumbling vaporettos. We retraced the same route towards San Marco square that we’d taken at dawn in glorious calm conditions with Sonder . This time, however, the water was rough with confused wake sloshing about from the constant water traffic. Roxy was getting soaked on the bow hanging on for dear life while navigating, as I tried to keep control and dodge the vaporettos. Eventually we arrived at our planned entrance into the canal system that would lead us to the lavanderia. We motored forwards, eager to escape the wake, but nervous about what seemed like it should be a forbidden activity… could we really just drive our own dinghy into the Venice canals?

Standing on the marble footbridge overhead were dozens of tourists eagerly taking photos in our general direction. It was hard to tell whether they were capturing the iconic scene of a dozen black, lacquered gondolas or the single out-of-place rubber dinghy entering the labyrinthine inner-city canal system.

Local perspective

After a few grazes against the canal wall, we quickly started to get the hang of it. While I waited canal-side for Roxy to grab our laundry, I talked with a Venetian teenager who brought his barge alongside to deliver baked goods through the back door of an adjacent hotel. This common Venetian barge boat is called a mototopo (literally translates to motorised mouse). With similar proportions to a short English narrowboat, they require skilful helming to get around the right-angled corners of the canals. Throughout Venice, everything in the city gets picked up and delivered by these boats: from garbage to scaffolding to loaves of bread.

Feeling emboldened by the experience, we began using our dinghy for every errand into Venice – memorable grocery runs, visits to a coffee shop, even a nice dinner out. One evening we hopped in the dinghy and zipped all the way to the north end of Venice in the quiet, residential neighbourhood of Cannaregio. There, we tied our dinghy up alongside the stone canal wall where dozens of young Venetians sat perched after spilling out of a small wine bar next door. Soon we had two glasses of Italian white bio-wine and a board of local cichetti (Venetian tapas) as we sat canal-side by our dinghy with the locals. In that moment, we wondered how we could ever experience Venice in any other way again. We soaked it all up, melding into the lively tableau around us while the setting sun cast coral hues off the tiled roofs.

Away from the obligatory tourist sights and photo ops, this city bustles with an authenticity we knew nothing about. It’s a city uniquely shaped by life on and in the water. Once you’ve witnessed Venice as you approach from the Adriatic, puzzled your way out of dead-end canals in your own boat, drunk wine and chatted with the locals at the water’s edge, and drifted among the layered ruins of the world’s most powerful maritime empire, you can never quite see it the same way again. It has become one of the greatest destinations we have ever sailed to.

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One of the most enchanting cities in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage site, Venice rises from a lagoon on more than a hundred tiny islands linked by the iconic network of canals. A romantic gondola ride provides the perfect introduction to the city, gliding underneath the Ponte di Rialto – the oldest and most famous of Venice’s hundreds of bridges – and past the ornate palaces lining the Grand Canal. The power and wealth of the Venetian empire are on display at Piazza San Marco, the city’s most splendid square, where stands the grand St. Mark’s Basilica and the Gothic-style Doge’s Palace. Priceless art collections vie for attention, including the Italian masters in the Gallerie dell’Accademia and the modern works of the Peggy Guggenheim Collection. Some of the world’s most talented glassblowers showcase their wares on the island of Murano, while the colorful shops of Burano are home to artisan lace makers.

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Launched in 2018 at VMG Shipyard, the 89’ (27.32m) SPIRIT OF VENICE is a classic masterpiece and is the perfect example of close collaboration between owner and designer. She boasts a rich Dutch pedigree with an aluminum hull built by Dijkstra Metaalbewerking, a superstructure built by VMG and designs by Olivier van Meer.

The yacht was built with all the features to be sailed single-handedly around the world with the utmost comfort and updated technology. Her 2018 build has combined modern elements with an authentic, classic style. SPIRIT OF VENICE can enter small harbors and shallow sailing areas, and her stern platform allows the owner to easily maneuver the tender into the water. 

SPIRIT OF VENICE welcomes up to six guests in the comfort of three well-appointed cabins. The master cabin features a double bed, stylish sofa, plenty of storage space and a clever book corner. The adjoining bathroom is traditional, with a classic bathtub and gold hardware. The two additional cabins also offer storage and a spacious bathroom. 

The sailing yacht’s traditional interior styling showcases a historical influence with a collection of classical artwork. Wood elements combined with bronze and brass adorn SPIRIT OF VENICE’s interior and complement the rich leather furnishings. The yacht respects the tradition and history of yachting with only the highest-quality materials chosen. Her two stylish salons offer guests the ultimate comfort while aboard. On the raised deck is a beautiful living area with the pilothouse, and on the lower deck, guests will find a large dining area and a well-equipped galley. A classic heater can be found on the lower deck salon, contributing to the yacht’s historical aesthetic. SPIRIT OF VENICE’s beautiful, clean exterior offers excellent deck space to enjoy navigation.

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• Ketch with Bermuda rig which can be fully operated electrically from the cockpit by one person
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Hull aluminium construction.

Frame spacing 400 mm

Frames 75x 50 x 6 mm with longitudinal girders

Keel sole 15 mm

Keel sides 10 mm

Bottom plating 8 mm

Under wl plating 7 mm

Above wl plating 5 mm

Bow reinforcement total 12 mm

10 portholes in hull

Middle And Fore Deck & Superstructure

Composite corecell/epoxy with glass and corecell deck beams

Paint Schedule

Hull Oyster White

Mast Anodized

Antifouling Black (last 2020)

Interior Ceiling RAL 9010

Engine: Volvo Penta D7A TA

Engine number: 5311961123

Horsepower: 153 kW (202 hp)

Cylinders: 6

Cooling system: Closed cooling system with heat exchanger on seawater inlet

Exhaust: Wet, including high riser (above waterline)

Electrical system engine : 24 Volt

Alternator 1: 24 V/150A, 3 step ACR, Whisperpower WP-DC Beltpower alternator

Alternator 2: (shaft alternator) 24 V/150A, 3 step ACR, Whisperpower WP-DC Beltpower alternator

Reduction gear :ZF2801-A

Reduction 2: 1

Shaft system: Duplex 50 mm, type 1 C shaft with AxiSeal innerseal

Thrust bearing Centa AM140 elastic (with pully for shaft alternator)

Water lubricated EasyStern GRP shaft tube

Propeller: Fixed 3-bladed bronze. As backup and for cruiser-racing Maxprop 5- bladed, 28”, RH E=126 Easy

Bow thruster: Sidepower SEP210, 24V, double prop, thrust 250 kg, power 10 kW (13 hp), proportional, tunnel 250 mm

Steering System

Jefa, mecanical system with transmission autopilot drive unit 300 Nm, 24V, 8 rev./min

Auto pilot unit at steering pedestial + at chart table + remote

Electrical System

Electrical System: oard system 24V

Batteries service :2 x 1000 Ah (12 x 2V cel) gell (Bow thruster takes from 1 battery bank)

Battery starter main engine: 24V/90A AGM-Power Absorbed Glass Matt

Charging 1 (on main engine): 24 V/150A, 3 step ACR, Whisperpower WP-DC Beltpower alternator

Charging 2 (on shaft): 24 V/150A, 3 step ACR, Whisperpower WP-DC Beltpower alternator

Charging 3 Generator: Whisperpower MGVR+ Genverter, 12 kW (Kubota Engine)

Charging 4 Portable genset & charger: Emergency portable Honda EUi petrol, 230 V, 2000W feeds a portable 230V-12V/24V charger

Charging 5 Solar panels :7 x Whisper Solar Flex 100, total max 700W/24V

Charging 6 Shore power :2 x Whisperpower DC cube chargers, taking from 90V to 265V AC and from 45Hz to 65Hz.

If shore power can not supply enough it will be taken from the service batteries by the ac powercube(s) or the genset will start automatically.

AC system: 1 x ac Powercube 24V 7000 W + 1 x ac Powercube 24V 14000 W

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Water pressure pump: Ecojet

Watermaker: Sea Recovery Aqua Matic 900-1 Compact, 230V, 142 liter/hour

UV sterilizer: SH-1000

Hot water: Calorifier Rheinstrom 140 liter by electric power (except when water maker is running) + cooling water genset & main engine

Toilets: Jabsco 17 electric for guests, Tecma Evolution electric for owner

Airconditioning: Webasto Blue Cool C system, for sleep cabins + engine room

Heating: by same Webasto Blue Cool C system + stand alone Refo diesel stove

Bilge system (all self-priming): 3 x Whale Orca 3000, 24V, 1,5”: engine room + 2 x accommodation

1 x Gusher 30 manual for engine room

1 x manual for fore peak

1 x portable emergency 1,5”, 230V PowerPlus, 750W, with hose

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1 ES127MFD 12.1” chart plotter at steering pedestal

1 ES127MFD 12.1” chart plotter at chart table

Serial no.: E70284 370276 and E70285 560170

1 A65MFD 5.7” screen in owners cabin

1 x GPS RS130 sensor, Serial no.: E32153660416

2 x I70 display at steering pedestal: permanent wind info +

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Radar Quantum Q24C 18”, serial no. E70210370882

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Tranceiver Serial no.: 1201169, Tuner serial no.: 44001287

VHF with horn inside + handheld at steering pedestial

Icom IC-M506 DSC, Serial no.: 14001103, 12V, 25Watt max.

Icom HM-195B Command Mic, Serial no.: 01006951

AIS antenna on one davit + iridium on other davit

AIS650 Class B, Serial no. E32158 170534

Active antenna splitter 100, Serial no. A80190 170534

ICS Navtex at chart table

Satcom: Irridium Extreme 9575 Handheld Satphone

IMEI 300215010318190 Phone number: +881631570374

Beam docking station for above, Serial no.: PD703452/MMN00565

EPIRB (battery expire date July 2031)

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Wifi antenna on sb & ps mizzen lower spreader with 5 outputs: deck

saloon, 3 cabins + lower saloon berth.

Wind transducer in top main mast

Masts & Booms: Aluminium, Sparcraft, anodized

Main mast keel stepperd, mizzen mast deck stepped

Main mast 3 spreaders, mizzen mast 2 spreaders

Main boom with hydraulic boomvang, operating panel near steering pedestal

Standing rigging: Stainless steel 316, Compact strand

Running rigging: Permanent halyards Dynaone, others Dynema

Headsails: Jib Profurl electric NDEC 530, Staysail Profurl electric NDEC 520

Code -0- Profurl electric

Main and mizzen: Reckman electric inmast furls, Main S3800, Mizzen S1410

Deckgear: Ronstan

Winches: Lewmar, electric, bronze

Sails: Polyant Dacron ‘All Purpose’ (Off Shore sailing) by UBS Sails

Jib (Genua): 101 m2

Staysail: 47 m2

Main sail: 103 m2

Mizzen: 34 m2

Standard close hauled :285 m2

Code -0- 327 m2

Reaching 511 m2 (mizzen, main, staysail, code -0-)

Anchoring: Quick Heroes, 24 V, 2300W, 2 x gypsy + 2 x capstan

2 x chainstopper

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The 9 Most Exciting New Yachts at the Venice Boat Show

The new motoryachts and electric powerboats at this week's salone nautico venezia made a perfect complement to the floating city's gondolas..

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With its streets filled with water, the “Floating City” makes a perfect venue for a major boat show. This year’s nine-day event, which runs through Sunday, is without doubt the most relevant yet, focusing on sustainability and zero-emission electric marine power. Held in the city’s historic Arsenale district, Salone Nautico Venezia features more than 300 power boats and sailboats from almost 200 exhibitors. It wraps up with an E-Regatta parade of electric boats along the city’s landmark Grand Canal. Here are nine of the show’s highlight launches.

wallypower 58

Ferretti-owned Wally Yachts picked the Venice show to officially pull the wraps off its latest, go-fast projectile, the head-spinning wallypower 58. Inspired by the folded-paper design of the ground-breaking wallypower 118 from 2003, this sleek 58-footer uses triple Volvo IPS pods to punch the oversized dayboat to a top speed of close to 40 mph. With its trademark, raked-back windshield and head-spinning “shark gill” hull intakes, the new 58 expands its already spacious cockpit with a pair of fold-down hull wings. To avoid design-distracting portholes in the hull, the 58 features exterior cameras to project the view outside on to hi-def screens on each side of the lower salon.  

Candela C-8

Those classy Venetian water taxis may look oh-so elegant, but they throw-out huge wakes that can erode the “Floating City’s” fragile walls and pilings. Which is why Swedish electric hydro-foiling builder Candela chose the Venice Boat Show to unveil the production version of its brand-new 28-foot C-8 dayboat. How come? At the C-8’s 34-mph top speed, it creates just a two-inch wake—about the same as an enthusiastically paddled Venetian gondola. Successor to Candela’s original 25-foot C-7, this more chiseled-looking flagship boasts a 58-mile range at its 27-mph cruising speed. The builder also chose Venice to introduce the P-8 limo-version , which it calls the world’s first foiling electric taxi. C-8 pricing starts at around $310,000.

Sanlorenzo SL106A

In addition to unveiling two new models that will preview at the fall shows—the SD90/S and SP100—Italian superyacht builder Sanlorenzo marked its first appearance at the Venice show with its SL106A, with the ‘A’ standing for “Asymmetric.” Using the same space-increasing design as the yard’s SL96A and SL90A models, this 106-footer does away with the port side deck to widen the salon, while adding full-height windows to flood the dining area with light. There’s also a fold-down terrace to starboard to open up the lounge area. Sanlorenzo’s designers have also reconfigured the garage space at the stern to allow for more water toys and a larger tender, while reworking the forward deck to integrate a more spacious dinette and sunpads.

Racebird E-1 Series Electric Raceboat

To spotlight next year’s high-action E1 electric powerboat race series, organizers used the show to unveil the first all-electric race boat built, the hydrofoiling RaceBird. It coincides with the recent announcement that the first team to sign up for the series will be entrepreneur Francesco Pannoli’s Venice Racing Team. Inspired by the Formula E electric race car series, E1 is looking to race in iconic urban waterways, like Venice’s Grand Canal, Sydney Harbor, and off Rio de Janeiro’s Sugarloaf Mountain. Boats like RaceBird, powered by a new electric Mercury Marine outboard, will be able to hit a top speed of close to 60 mph and run for 40 minutes on a charge. 

Absolute 58 Fly

When it comes to the new 56 Fly from Absolute Yachts, there’s almost more light-flooding glass than fiberglass. Huge, oversized hull windows are complemented by equally expansive superstructure glass, much of which is opened by a push of a button. This new 56 is the latest addition to the Italian builder’s burgeoning range of flybridge models that ranges from the 47 Fly to the flagship 72 Fly. The 56’s flybridge is one of its standout features, with a large dining area, sunpad, twin helm seats, modular sofas at the rear and outdoor kitchen. And much of the area is covered by a hardtop featuring power-generating solar panels.

The latest super-sized RIB from Italian builder LG made its global debut this week at the Venice show. The Anvera 58 focuses on offering fun in the sun with its oversized rear sundeck that can be expanded outwards with fold-down side sections. Forward in the cockpit is a table for six and a large, rear-deck sunpad that raises up to reveal a tender garage. When on the move, there are two rows of racecar-style bucket seats behind the helm, and a huge glass windshield and hardtop for protection. As one would expect, this new carbon-fiber-hulled 58 is blisteringly fast, courtesy of a pair of thundering 650-horsepower Caterpillar diesels with surface drives. 

Monachus 70 FLY

It was a natural for boutique Croatian builder Monachus to add a flybridge top deck to its existing Monachus 70 coupé. Unveiled at the Venice show, this new 70 Fly adds even more outdoor space to this striking express cruiser. While the 70 sedan’s smallish superstructure doesn’t allow for a huge upper deck, the builder put the available space to good use, incorporating a U-shaped dinette, sunpad and two-seat helm. That outdoor helm is perfect for enjoying the 40-mph wind-in-the-face top speed from the twin 1,000-hp Volvo D13 IPS1350 diesels.

Azimut 66 Magellano

Unveiled last year, the smallest in Azimut’s retro-themed Magellano fast-trawler line-up made its Venice debut this week, maybe just to remind show-goers of Italy’s design and boat-building skills. This 66 Magellano stands out with its lovely “old-school” touches, like its glowing teak cap-rails and distinctive horizontal teak side-cabin strakes. But there’s nothing old-school about the way this new 66 is built, with its smooth-riding, semi-planing double-chine hull, and expansive carbon-fiber flybridge and hardtop. It also puts the fast in fast-trawler, using a pair of 850-hp MAN six-cylinder diesels to push it to a top speed of 26 mph.

Italian cruiser builder Sessa Marine chose the Venice show to debut the newest addition to its lineup, the 37-foot C3X. Choices range from Open, Hard Top or T-Top versions, plus the builder offers a choice of inboard or outboard power. Built at Sessa’s Bergamo facility, northeast of Milan, the entry-level C3X weekender is big on quality and craftsmanship. Oversized hull windows brighten up the cabins, which include a forward master and large king-bedded VIP beneath the rear cockpit. Twin 250-hp outboards or a pair of 300-hp Volvo diesels both deliver a top speed of over 40 mph.

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