Yacht Rentals Ibiza

Renting a yacht here means one boat, one group and one day. Nothing is shared, nothing is on a schedule, and the only fixed points are the hour you leave and the hour you are back alongside.

Size decides the day more than budget does. Nine to thirteen metres is an open deck for up to eleven guests with a single skipper, and it starts at the Pardo 39 and the Chiara 37. Fourteen to twenty-three metres adds an interior, a heads cabin and somewhere to lie down out of the sun: the Pardo 52, the Predator 66, the Pershing 5X and the Riva Venere 75. Above twenty-four metres you are into four cabins, multiple decks and a crew of three or four, set out on the superyacht charter page. The strip below is the live fleet in that order.

Fuel sits outside those figures. On a small petrol day boat it is a modest addition; on a twenty-six-metre sport yacht it is a real line item. Each listing publishes its own consumption so the number is never a surprise.

NOT SURE WHICH BOAT

If the group is under eight and the budget matters, look at boat rentals instead. If you want speed, the speedboat page narrows it down. For the reasoning behind size, season and crew, the charter guide goes through it properly. Read: seeing the island from the water.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What makes one yacht cost three times another?

Length, crew and engines, in that order. A larger hull needs more people to run it and burns more fuel to move, and both of those costs are inside the day rate before anyone thinks about luxury.

How much does the season change the price?

Between roughly twenty and forty per cent from low to high across the fleet. May and October are the quietest and cheapest months on the water, and the sea is often flatter than in August.

How many crew will be on board?

One skipper on the day boats and the smaller yachts, two on the mid-size sport yachts, and three or four on the largest. The crew number for each boat is listed on its own page.

Can we decide the route on the day?

Yes, and most groups do. The skipper will suggest a plan based on wind direction that morning, then adjust it as the day goes. Nothing is locked in beyond the departure and return times.

How far ahead should we book?

For July and August, as early as you can; the larger crewed yachts go first. In May, June, September and October there is usually availability inside a week, though weekends still move quickly.

Prefer to read in Spanish? This page has a Spanish version: alquiler de yates en Ibiza.