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GUADELOUPE YACHT CHARTERS

71 boats available for bareboat or crewed charter

Yachts from professional fleet operators in Guadeloupe

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Most popular boats For rent in GUADELOUPE

Fountaine Pajot Lucia 40 (2018)

Lagoon 42 (2017)

Fountaine Pajot Astrea 42 - 4 + 2 cab. (2024)

Lagoon 51 - 6 + 2 cab. (2024)

Sun Loft 47 - 6 + 1 cab. (2020)

Fountaine Pajot Astrea 42 - 4 + 2 cab. (2023)

Bali 4.0 - 4 + 2 cab. (2017)

Bali Catspace (2021)

Bali 4.4 - 4 + 2 cab. (2024)

Lagoon 400 S2 (2017)

Top destinations in guadeloupe for boat rental.

BAS DU FORT

71 boats for charter

from £931 per week

Types of boats available for rent in Guadeloupe

Catamaran charter

57 catamarans available for rent in Guadeloupe, form €1,325 for 1 week charter. Ideal option for group of friends or family vacation.

Sailboat charter

There are 12 sailboats available for charter in Guadeloupe, prices start from €1,143 per week. Most budget friendly option for a vacation.

Power boat charter

2 powerboats available in Guadeloupe for rent, starting from €2,593 per week. Bareboat or crewed options available for sailing vacations.

Trimaran charter

Currently not available for charter in this country. Check other boat types.

Gulets charter

Houseboat charter

Yacht charter types available in Guadeloupe

Bareboat charter, crewed yachts, by the cabin charter, skippered boats, cost of boat rental in guadeloupe.

Average yacht charter cost in Guadeloupe starts from €1,143 per week. Graphic below represents fluctuation of charter prices in Guadeloupe during the year, based on a sample of 50 boats ranging from 40 to 50-foot. This graphic shows months with lowest prices during the year as well high season when prices are above average. Before booking the boat at lowest rate, please check sailing conditions as usually best prices are during off season.

Sailing conditions in Guadeloupe

Air temperature, precipitation and wind force may vary significantly during the year. Below you may find graphics with min and max temperature and average precipitation days in Guadeloupe during the year. Book your charter vacation in Guadeloupe wisely! Considering sailing conditions along with the best price offers

Temperature by month

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Guadeloupe yacht charter

Guadeloupe is a seafaring adventurer’s paradise. It is a  perfect island for first-time travelers and experienced sailors alike to  plan a Caribbean yacht charter. This secluded French treasure is the  outermost point of the Leeward Islands. It is one of the largest islands  of the Lesser Antilles in the Caribbean, and a thriving metropolis of  French-Creole style. First discovered by the Western world in 1493,  Guadeloupe hosts a variety of French tradition while blending with its  ancestral roots. Choosing Guadeloupe for your first sailing vacation is  the best decision you can make this year. 

Guadeloupe is the perfect place to discover your love for the  Caribbean with a catamaran charter or sailing yacht vacation. When you  choose 12 Knots, you have a selection of many different professionally  maintained yachts, fully equipped to handle the open waters or allow you  to hop around to different destinations on the island at your own  leisure. We want to ensure your Guadeloupe yacht charter is memorable  and enjoyable, and take every step to ensure your sailing vacation is  held to the highest standards of excellence. Read on to discover more  about the opportunities awaiting you with boat rentals in Guadeloupe.

Geography and Wildlife

Guadeloupe is the southernmost island of the Leeward chain, and  can be identified on the map by its unique butterfly shape. Guadeloupe  is the common name for two distinct islands, the Basse-Terre Island and  Grande-Terre. These islands are separated by a small sea channel known  as the La Riviere Salee, or “Salt River.” On the island, you may  encounter a variety of ecosystems, from secluded sandy beaches to  tropical rainforests and towering volcanic cliffs.

One active volcano presides over Guadeloupe, the "La Soufrière." It  is located in southern Basse-Terre, and has powerful eruptions that  wiped out Guadeloupe’s landscapes in the past. However, its last  eruption was in 1976, and it poses little threat to the locals and  travelling sailors today. La Soufrière is one structure in a volcanic  complex called the Carmichael volcanoes.

Though much of the land is covered in lush tropical forests,  Guadeloupe has been settled extensively on the coastline. Grand Terre is  a shopping hub with beautiful beach resorts, while Basse Terre is home  to many small farms and plantations, supplying bananas, eggplant,  pineapple and sugarcane products to its population. This once  uninhabited island is now a major contributor to tourism and trade in  the Caribbean, and an ideal place for beginner sailors to go on their  first yacht charter experience.

Guadeloupe is also the home territory for exotic sea life and island  animals. Unfortunately, this area has been over-hunted, and many  wildlife populations are struggling to recover. Some of the protected  species include the Lesser Antillean iguana and the agouti (a large  native rodent). However, sea life thrives in the Caribbean, and while  you snorkel or sail you may catch a glimpse of several different  dolphin, whale, sea turtle, manatee and fish species. Birds are also  highly populated on the island. Birdwatchers are in for a treat on  Guadeloupe hikes and nature trails, as rare species such as the  Antillean Nighthawk, Guadeloupe Black Woodpecker, and Lesser Antillean  Macaw can be found.

If you are interested in seeing some of these landscapes and wildlife  populations up close, take a natural tour of the island with one of the  national parks, reserves, or wildlife tour companies. Many places offer  canoe and kayak tours, animal encounters, and miles of nature trails  which you can trek individually or with a tour guide. Guadeloupe is the  perfect place for nature-lovers to explore and discover what is so  special about the Caribbean island and its habitats.

The first known people to inhabit Guadeloupe were the Arawaks,  an island tribe that scattered throughout the Caribbean islands. They  called the island Karukera, or "The Island of Beautiful Waters." As the  Arawak civilization started to decline, the Caribs moved to the island  to stake their claim in the bounty and fertile grounds that were  plentiful on Guadeloupe.

On his second exhibition, Christopher Columbus found Guadeloupe and  named it after the Virgin Mary, “Santa María de Guadalupe.” However, as  more nations started to colonize North America and the Caribbean  islands, the Spanish lost control of Guadeloupe to the French. The  French settled on Guadeloupe until 1759 when the British seized the  island. In 1763, the French and British signed the Treaty of Paris,  which gave France control of Guadeloupe once more, as it ended the Seven  Years War. However, the British and French, and even the Swedes fought  over the island until The Treaty of Vienna was signed in 1815, giving  France final control of Guadeloupe.

During colonization, much emphasis was placed on the sugar trade.  Hundreds of plantations arose, and Guadeloupe became a primary exporter  of sugar and rum. Guadeloupe exported more sugar than all the British  islands combined. In total, the sugar trade in Guadeloupe during the  1700s was worth about £6 million ($8.01 million) per year. While sugar  is still produced on the island, Guadeloupe’s primary export item is  bananas and other local fruits.

Guadeloupe has a very unique culture. It’s blend of French  influence and Caribbean authenticity makes their signature Creole style  one of a kind. The official language of Guadeloupe is French, however  most of the population speaks a specific dialect of Antillean Creole. A  majority of the population is Roman Catholic, however indigenous  religious influence makes their worship and culture much different from  Western Catholicism. Along the streets you’ll find a charming mix of  French cafes and bistros and classic Caribbean restaurants serving  spiced and savory West Indian cuisine.

Guadeloupe is well known for its people’s literary achievements.  Several well known poets and authors originate from Guadeloupe, the most  renown being Saint-John Perse (Alexis Léger). This French diplomat and  avid poet won the 1960 Nobel Prize in Literature. In addition to  literature, Guadeloupe has a vibrant musical scene, both in traditional  dance music and modern pop tunes. Most music of Guadeloupe is a blend of  African, French and Indian influence. Unlike many cultures, a majority  of music is sung in the native language, Guadeloupean Creole. Dance is  an important part of music as well; popular styles include zouk,  zouk-love, and kompa.

As part of the French islands, Guadeloupe is also a vibrant area for  fashion. Though French fashion isn’t as prevalent here as it is on other  islands, the influence of fine European clothing is still prevalent.  However, traditional garments are still worn in celebration and ancient  religious practices. Women wear a unique style of traditional dress, one  that is colorful, layered, and reserved for special occasions. During  festivals and celebrations women also wear madras, which are special  headdresses with the same vibrant patterns and fabrics as the dresses.  Gold jewelry is the traditional accessory, and the styles of jewelry are  heavily influenced by European, 

African and Indian cultures.

If you’re visiting Guadeloupe for the first time, you’re likely going  to want to shop and eat at the local destinations rather than  frequenting the tourist traps. This island, like many others in the  Caribbean, is well known for ist artisan crafts and unique treasures to  take home with you. Each city has its own speciality, from artisan  crafts to specialty dishes made from local produce. FOr example, Pointe  Noire is the place to go for quality woodwork. La Broderie de Vieux-Fort  is where to visit of you want to shop for embroidered products, and  Saint Francois has its claim to fame with coconut sculptures. Each town  will have its own artisans and shops that you will surely want to  experience.

Nearby Islands

If you are planning a yacht charter in Guadeloupe, there are  several nearby islands, beaches, and nature preserves within a day  sailing that are incredibly unique. You won’t regret sailing towards  Dominica where secluded beaches and dense rainforest can be discovered.  Or, if you’re eager to face more challenging waters, head north to the  islands of Antigua, Nevis and St. Kitts. Wherever you land there may be  beautiful beaches, stunning mountain views, or something else you never  knew was out there.

Guadeloupe is part of a Caribbean archipelago consisting of five  islands: Basse-Terre, Grande-Terre, Marie-Galante, Les Saintes, and La  Desirade. All of these are fairly easy to reach if you sail from  Guadeloupe, however the northern islands may require more sailing  experience as the trade winds are stronger. 12 Knots offers crew  assistance so you can venture off in whichever direction is calling you  the most during your yacht charter in Guadeloupe.

If you head south just 6nm, you can reach the islands of Marie  Galante and Les des Saintes. Both islands have bustling streets,  beautiful farmlands and a wealth of beaches for you to enjoy on your  trip. If you continue your trek south, you will eventually land on the  island of Dominica. Unlike Guadeloupe, Dominica was controlled by the  British until 1978 when it gained independence. It is known as the  “Nature Isle of the Caribbean.” Many plant and animal species are able  to thrive, especially because the island is still growing and forming,  as evidenced by the island’s hot spring, Boiling Lake. It is a beautiful  place for novice travellers and experienced sailors alike.

More experienced travellers are encouraged to sail further north.  Approximately 40nm from Guadeloupe you will meet the shores of Antigua,  where lush forests and mountainous crevices paint the lands. Antigua is a  perfect place to go snorkeling or lounge on the beach for some  relaxation time. If you continue on the northbound track, you will also  meet Montserrat, St. Kitts and Nevis islands. Each of these islands have  unique natural preserves, beaches and excursions that you and your  group will love.

Guadeloupe Attractions

If you don’t want to start sailing your first few days of the  Guadeloupe yacht charter, there are plenty of things to do on and near  the island that don’t require a days’ trip. Guadeloupe is home to many  historically and geographically significant sites, from historic rum  distilleries to beautiful national parks and forests. There is surely  something for everyone with boat rentals in Guadeloupe.

If you are a nature-lover, visit the Guadeloupe National Park in  Basse-Terre. This national park is also a world biosphere reserve by  UNESCO, and offers over 300 kilometers of hiking trails to see the  beautiful flora and fauna that inhabit the island. Trek up the La  Soufrière volcano, then on your way back visit the Carbet Falls, where  towering volcanic slopes give way to stunning waterfall views. Your path  will be lined with mahogany and bamboo trees, and some of the hundreds  of orchid species endemic to Guadeloupe.

Scuba diving and snorkeling are some of the most popular Caribbean  excursions, and there is no better place than Guadeloupe’s Jacques  Cousteau Underwater Reserve (Réserve Cousteau). This underwater reserve  sits just off the coast of Basse-Terre, near the Pigeon Island waters.  Beginners can snorkel the shallow reefs, or take a tour via glass bottom  boat,  while experienced divers are invited to explore the depths of  these beautiful waters. On your tour of Réserve Cousteau, you may find  sea turtles, parrotfish, barracuda, and hundreds of sea plants and  corals you may never have seen before.

Pointe-a-Pitre is the place for shopaholics and for finding the  perfect souvenir to take back home. In this busy town you can find   French luxuries, cosmetics, and jewelry in the Center Saint-John Perse,  while Saint-Antoine offers open air markets filled with Creole food,  hand crafts, and vendors dressed as vibrant as the art and clothing they  sell.

Guadeloupe, like most Caribbean islands, is known for its rum. If you  want to see historical distilleries and sample some of the Caribbean’s  finest spirits, take the ferry to visit Marie-Galante. Most tours start  at the “Hundred Mills Island,” where you will get an overview of the  history of colonization, the history of rum production, and a tour of  the distilleries as they functioned in the late 15th century. The  distilleries of Marie-Galante are famous because they contain 59%  alcohol by volume, whereas other Caribbean rums only contain 40-50% at  most. Famous distilleries such as the Distillerie Poisson (Père Labat)  and Bielle distillerie are popular tourist attractions for tasting and  purchasing a rum for back home.

Boat Rentals in Guadeloupe

12 Knots Yachting Club offers a variety of boat, sailing yacht,  catamaran and luxury yacht rentals for you to plan your dream Caribbean  vacation. Our team will ensure you are equipped with a reliable sailing  yacht suited to your experience level and destination plans. We also  offer crew assistance, equipment and even watersport rentals for  fishing, kayaking and more. If you plan your Guadeloupe yacht charter,  we can make it happen.

Guadeloupe is a great place for beginner and advanced sailors to  explore the open water. Our yacht charters are based in Marina Bas du  Fort, in Point a Pitre. This full-service marina provides all of your  pre- and post-trip essentials, including fueling, maintenance, food,  drinks and a shower station. It is located about located 10 minutes away  from the Point a Pitre International Airport. 12 Knots will provide you  all the necessary equipment for your yacht charter, and offers  additional watersports rentals and optional crew assistance for your  sailing vacation.

These waters provide perfect line-of-sight sailing and receive very  calm trade winds. The average temperature in Guadeloupe hovers  consistently around 27-30°C (80-86°F) throughout the year. Like most  tropical areas, Guadeloupe has two main seasons; you can expect a dry  season between January to June, and a wet season from July to December.  During the peak rainy months, the northeast trade winds blow at an  average of 20-25 knots.

We recommend you plan your trip for the first half of the year to  avoid rain and thunderstorms, and to experience calmer waters. If you  are a beginner, we recommend you hire a skipper for  your yacht charter  to help with navigation and to learn more advanced sailing techniques.  12 Knots also offers sailing school, if you have time to enroll before  your vacation.

12 Knots Yachting Club wants to provide the best Caribbean sailing  vacation available. Whether you’re content in hopping around the island  of Guadeloupe, savoring the food and experiencing the bustling French  streets, or if you crave the adventure of open water, yearning to see  new islands and discover untapped, natural beauty, we have a charter for  you. Guadeloupe is a popular destination for island vacations. Why not  make yours a sailing vacation and experience not only the island, but  the natural wonder of the open ocean?

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Guadeloupe Boat Rental & Yacht Charter in Guadeloupe — Try Sailo!

Looking for a boat rental in Guadeloupe? This gorgeous Caribbean archipelago is a traveler’s dream, a tropical paradise in the middle of the Antilles with enough culture, scenery, adventure, and tranquility to satisfy everyone seeking a memorable vacation. No matter what you get up to while visiting this island, you won’t ever want to leave this beautiful gem of the sea. 

This destination is truly the perfect home base for a Caribbean sailing vacation , and what better way to explore the islands than by boat rental? Sailo offers plenty of options for sailing yacht charter in Guadeloupe, to fit every traveler’s need, whether you’re an experienced sailor and you want to rent bareboat or you’re more of a newbie and want to relax knowing a captain is taking care of the rest. So climb aboard and get ready to set sail for paradise — your sailboat, catamaran or motor yacht awaits!

Renting a boat in Guadeloupe on Sailo

Sailo’s convenient and easy-to-use platform makes finding your yacht charter in Guadeloupe a breeze. Whether you know exactly what type of boat you need for your vacation or you’re open to a variety of options, you can use Sailo’s search filters to narrow your results based on boat type (like sailboat or catamaran), price, party size, travel dates, and more.

These filters can help you find the best charter for you or allow you to see different options depending on what will suit your specific travel plans bes. 

Yacht charter in Guadeloupe: weekly sailing vacations

Sailo offers multiple options for your next week-long boat rental or yacht charter in Guadeloupe, which will give you the opportunity to explore the Caribbean islands and check off everything on your bucket list while you’re visiting. We always recommend sailing in the Caribbean for at least a week so that you can truly experience everything this part of the world has to offer, from the culture and atmosphere of every port to the memorable sea life and white sand beaches. 

Trust us — rent a boat for a week and you’ll be planning your next sailing vacation in no time. 

One of the benefits of weekly rentals is the ability to reserve for free. When you select a weekly yacht charter from Guadeloupe, you have the option of reserving a boat, modifying the reservation, and even cancelling if it isn’t the right fit, all within a 24-hour grace period when you don’t need to submit your credit card information. This allows you to communicate via email with the boat representative and your travel party to make sure the rental is the ideal option for your sailing vacation.

Guadeloupe one-week sailing itinerary

For anyone visiting this Caribbean yachting paradise for the first time — or renting a boat for the first time — we put together this helpful one-week itinerary to help you navigate the islands. Remember that you can choose a charter with a captain or book a bareboat yacht charter in Guadeloupe depending on your experience, and your boat representative can help by offering their tips and expertise before you arrive on the island. 

Begin your first day by arriving at Marina Bas du Fort. This is less than a half hour from the airport (remember - for some of our rentals you can add airport transportation to your boa rental or yacht charter in Guadeloupe, if needed!). After embarking on your sailing journey, set course to Ilet a Gosier. This small island is a picture of paradise, with reefs perfect for snorkeling and white sandy beaches that look right off a postcast. 

On the next day and the days following, we suggest planning to stop at Marie-Galante to experience Caribbean culture and amazing swimming; Portsmouth, Dominica to tour the Indian River and relax; Les Saintes for some island exploring and a visit to Fort Napoleon; and Basse Terre, where you can take in the local scenery and enjoy your last day at sea. Finally, return back to Marina Bas du Fort and return your yacht charter in Guadeloupe before exploring the island on land. 

Guadeloupe Boat charter: what to do on land?

There’s plenty to do in Guadeloupe that you’ll want to make sure you allow yourself at least a couple of days to explore the island. No matter what, take advantage of the delicious Creole cuisine and the sounds of local music — we suggest having dinner outside and exploring the local shops before or after your meal. 

Looking for adventure? Spend a day exploring Guadeloupe National Park. If you want to spend some time relaxing beachside, check out Les Saintes, Marie-Galante, and La Desirade for beautiful shorelines. 

Want to plan a trip to explore other Caribbean destinations? Check out the beautiful islands of Martinique and Grenada and see what the rest of this scenic region has to offer!

The Caribbean is calling your name — book your boat rental or yacht charter in Guadeloupe vacation today!

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Welcome to Yachting.Rent, your premier choice for yacht rental services in the beautiful archipelago of Guadeloupe. We offer a comprehensive fleet of top-tier yachts, designed to meet every sailor’s desires and cater to all types of oceanic adventures.

From luxury mega-yachts for the ultimate cruising indulgence to sporty sailing yachts for thrilling nautical journeys, our assortment is sure to meet every sailing enthusiast’s needs. All our yachts are meticulously maintained and fitted with state-of-the-art equipment, ensuring you a worry-free journey as you explore the sparkling waters and lush islands of Guadeloupe.

For the experienced sailor, our bareboat charter allows you the freedom to plot your course and take command of your adventure, at your own pace. If you prefer to sit back, relax, and drink in the tropical beauty of Guadeloupe, our crewed charter option provides a professional crew who will expertly handle all sailing duties. This way, you can fully immerse yourself in the experiences that this Caribbean gem offers, from its rich Creole culture to its diverse marine life.

At Yachting.Rent, we believe that every sailing trip should be a unique and memorable experience. This is why we work closely with you to understand your needs, helping to tailor your itinerary and choose the yacht that best suits your preferences. We are dedicated to providing the highest level of service, ensuring your Guadeloupe sailing vacation is perfect from start to finish.

Embark on your dream sailing journey with Yachting.Rent. Cruise the clear, turquoise waters of Guadeloupe and discover the archipelago’s hidden treasures – stunning coral reefs, secluded beaches, and vibrant local markets. With Yachting.Rent, your Guadeloupe yacht adventure promises to be unforgettable. We look forward to welcoming you aboard!

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Welcome to Yachting.Rent – where your dream Guadeloupean sailing adventure becomes a reality! We are proud to offer a diverse fleet of top-quality yachts for charter in the magnificent waters of Guadeloupe, the jewel of the Caribbean.

Our aim at Yachting.Rent is to provide a yacht charter experience that exceeds your expectations. Our extensive range of sailing vessels and catamarans, all equipped with modern amenities, offers you the chance to tailor your charter experience to your specific needs. Whether you’re looking for a tranquil getaway or a thrilling ocean adventure, our team of experts will assist you in selecting the perfect yacht for your journey.

In addition to our diverse fleet, we offer two types of charter options to cater to your preferences. For seasoned sailors, our bareboat charter grants you full command of the yacht, allowing you to navigate through the beautiful Guadeloupe archipelago at your own pace. Alternatively, our crewed charter option offers a relaxing and hassle-free sailing experience with a dedicated crew to ensure your journey is smooth and enjoyable.

The islands of Guadeloupe present a myriad of unique experiences to explore. From the vibrant and unique marine life that fills the surrounding waters to the stunning landscapes that dot the islands, Guadeloupe is a sailing paradise waiting to be discovered. Our expert team at Yachting.Rent will provide comprehensive assistance in creating an itinerary that perfectly captures the essence of this idyllic location.

At Yachting.Rent, we commit to ensuring our clients experience an unforgettable sailing adventure in Guadeloupe. With our top-tier yachts, personalized service, and the beauty of Guadeloupe, we guarantee a yacht charter experience like no other. Start your journey with Yachting.Rent today and discover the allure of Guadeloupe from a whole new perspective.

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Why is Guadeloupe a good sailing destination?

At Yachting.Rent, we see Guadeloupe as a premier sailing destination, offering an unmatched blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and excellent sailing conditions. As an archipelago consisting of two main islands – Grande-Terre and Basse-Terre, surrounded by smaller islets, Guadeloupe is often referred to as the “Butterfly Island” due to its distinctive shape. The mesmerizing landscapes and diverse marine life make sailing around Guadeloupe an unforgettable experience.

The waters surrounding Guadeloupe offer a perfect combination of calm seas and steady winds, making it an ideal sailing destination for both novices and seasoned sailors. Here, you can enjoy the tranquility of the Caribbean Sea, explore the vibrant coral reefs and marine life, and drop anchor at secluded beaches. The islands are known for their crystal-clear waters and pristine white-sand beaches that make for picture-perfect stops along your sailing adventure.

Moreover, Guadeloupe’s rich cultural heritage is a joy to explore. The unique blend of French and Creole traditions are evident in the local cuisine, music, and architecture. As you sail around the islands, take time to enjoy local delicacies, soak in the vibrant music scenes, and learn about the area’s historical significance. With Yachting.Rent, your journey around Guadeloupe will be an extraordinary blend of relaxation, adventure, and cultural immersion. Sail with us to experience the best of Guadeloupe’s nautical charm.

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Sailing boat or Catamaran, what to sail in Guadeloupe

Sailing in Guadeloupe presents an array of choices for any seafarer. At Yachting.Rent, we understand that the perfect sailing experience hinges on making the right choice between a sailing boat and a catamaran. Both offer unique advantages, making them better suited to different kinds of trips and sailor’s preferences.

If you yearn for a traditional sailing experience, you might opt for one of our sailing boats. They provide an intimate connection with the sea and the wind, making every voyage a thrilling dance with nature. Our sailing boats are ideal for navigating around Guadeloupe’s many secluded coves and bays, and their sleek design enables them to make the most of the steady Caribbean breezes.

On the other hand, our catamarans offer stability and spaciousness. With their dual-hull design, catamarans are particularly steady on the water, which can be beneficial for those prone to seasickness or families with young children. The broad deck and large cabins offer ample space for relaxation and enjoyment. A catamaran is perfect for those planning to spend several days or weeks exploring the islands of Guadeloupe, as it offers the comfort of a floating apartment.

Whichever you choose, Yachting.Rent assures you a memorable voyage around the picturesque islands of Guadeloupe. All our vessels are maintained to the highest standards to ensure your safety and comfort throughout your journey. Let our expert team guide you in choosing the best vessel for your Guadeloupe sailing adventure.

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Catamaran Lagoon 42 · 2017

Marina bas du fort, pointe-à-pitre, guadeloupe.

• 4 bathrooms
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• 11.97 m long

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Catamaran Lagoon 51 · 2024

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Sailboat Dufour 43 Classic · 2023

• 2 bathrooms
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Catamaran Bali 4.6 · 2024

• 14.28 m long

Sailboat Jeanneau Sun Loft 47 · 2020

• 14.42 m long
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• 5 bathrooms
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Boat Rentals Afternoon & Sunset cruise from Deshaies 7 Day Cruise Aboard 47ft Cruising Catamaran in Sainte-Anne, Guadeloupe Passenger Boat Rental in Deshaies Day tour and sea turtles on a sailing catamaran from Deshaies Bénéteau Flyer 7.7 Motor Yacht Rental in Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe Amazing Boating Trip in Pointe a Pitre, Guadeloupe on Morning tour on the Carribean sea from Deshaies 7 Day Cruise aboard Lagoon 470 Cruising Catamaran in Sainte-Anne 44ft Sailing Catamaran for 14 Person from Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe Power Catamaran "Blue Planet" Charter in Deshaies, Guadeloupe Enjoy Fishing in Grande-Terre, Guadeloupe on a Center Console Suggested searches, types of boats popular in guadeloupe. Explore local waters with a boat rental dedicated to sightseeing and exploration ₽2,200-₽29,890 Who says you need a motor to have fun on the water? ₽1,320-₽7,910 Set sail with these traditional wind-powered boats ₽3,520-₽206,570 Explore the ocean depths with trained boat operators ₽3,520-₽29,890 Get off the boat and into the water with offshore snorkeling trips ₽1,320-₽9,230 Fast, fun, and easy to operate, these are a guaranteed good time on the water ₽1,320-₽12,750 Fishing Charters Let a captain do the driving while you do the fishing ₽14,500-₽105,480 All the comforts of home out on the water, for multi-day boat trips ₽4,830-₽57,580 Fishing Boats Boats outfitted for fishing, from small inshore angling boats to deep-sea yachts Perfect for casual cruising, sandbar stops, swimming, and parties A classic option for leisurely paddling Wakeboarding Boats A high-octane powerboat designed and outfitted for wakeboard towing Top Yacht Rental Locations Near Guadeloupe Pointe-a-Pitre , Grande-Terre 14 listings Deshaies , Basse-Terre 11 listings Port-Louis , Grande-Terre Sainte Rose , Basse-Terre Most Popular Boat Tours in Guadeloupe Excursions Sea Kayaking In Sainte Rose, Guadeloupe Paddleboard & Surf Rental & Lessons in Pointe-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe Charter a "Clarisma" Canal Boat Tour in Petit-Canal, Guadeloupe Snorkeling Tour in the Cousteau Reserve - Guadeloupe Most popular kayak rentals in guadeloupe. Mangrove Tour In Morne-À-l'Eau Stand Up Paddleboard Ready for Rent in Sainte Rose, Guadeloupe! Stand Up Paddleboarding In Le Moule Rent a Stand Up Paddleboard in Port-Louis, Guadeloupe Most popular sailboat rentals in guadeloupe. 15 Days14 Nights Cruise To The Islands Of The Wind - Antilles Sail tour to Les Saintes with Skipper Sailing teacher "Monocoque" Sailboat's - 8 Days / 7 Nights Cruise in Guadeloupe And Its Islands Top yacht rental locations in guadeloupe. Saint-Francois , Grande-Terre Sainte-Anne , Grande-Terre How To Book on Getmyboat Find the right listing for you and your crew, with options for boat types, group size, captained or self-charter, and lots more. Inquire & Book Found one you like? Send a rental inquiry with your preferred trip details, and you’ll receive an offer from your captain to book. Coordinate a pick-up place and time, meet your boat captain, and get out onto the water! Dive into Our Journal August 01, 2023 10 Boating Adventures of a Lifetime Read Article October 03, 2022 Getmyboat's Guides to the World of Boating December 11, 2019 The Ultimate Bachelorette Boat Party Guide for 2024 August 24, 2023 America's Top Boating Towns and Cities, for Every Kind of Boating Lifestyle April 10, 2020 Top Yacht Charters in Miami - Getmyboat December 30, 2019 Miami Bachelorette Boat Party Guide - Getmyboat About Getmyboat Media Inquiries Terms of Use Privacy Policy Cookies Policy Accessibility Statement Member Interface Agreement How It Works Mobile Apps Experiences Jet Ski Rental Houseboat Rental Pontoon Rental Yacht Rental Sailboat Rental Bachelorette Party Boat Rental Party Boat Rentals Company News Experiences Guide Destinations Tips for Renters and Owners Popular Destinations Lake Lanier Lake Travis Newport Beach Lake Norman 24/7 Live Support Help & FAQs +1 818 927 2148 [email protected] Real reviews from happy Getmyboaters. 4.9 out of 5! 500,000 + reviews EN ES FR PT Rent a boat in Guadeloupe at the best price Boat rental Motorboat Forboat Forboat 34 600hp  (2015) From $1,000 per day. Motorboat Natural M 39 600hp  (2015) From $1,673 per day. RIB Bwa 26' Gt Sport 250hp  (2018) From $550 per day. RIB Bwa 22 Gt Sport 200hp  (2012) From $393 per day. Location voilier a la journée en Guadeloupe  (1999) From $225 per day. BALI 4.0  (2018) Motorboat Donzi 35 ZF 600hp  (2010) From $887 per day. Motorboat Libra Open 25 300hp  (2015) From $326 per day. RIB Bwa 22 Gt 150hp  (2012) RIB Bwa 19 Gt Sport 150hp  (2012) From $213 per day. the Saintes or the Cousteau réserve on board a quality rental boat  (2013) From $371 per day. Motorboat Pronautica 790 Slam 300hp  (2018) From $635 per day. SEMI RIGIDE 12 PERSONNES  (2015) From $541 per day. boat for wakeboarding ilets and mangrove  (2020) From $246 per day. Boat to visit the islands and the mangrove  (2022) From $280 per day. RIB BELUGA 22 OPEN 225hp  (2014) From $750 per day. Boat for Islands Les Saintes or the reserve Cousteau  (2018) From $325 per day, boat rental in guadeloupe with click&boat. This island, located in the West Indies 6,200 kilometres from the metropolis, is a dream destination for a boat hire with family or friends. Bordered by the Caribbean Sea, this group of paradisiacal islands and islets is perfectly situated to invite travellers from all over the globe yet. To discover its countless beauties, to go diving, kitesurfing or simply to enjoy good times with family and friends, we recommend that you rent a boat from a private or a professional boat owner via Click&Boat - the global leading boat rental platform. Guadeloupe, composed of two islands (Basse-Terre and Grande-Terre), has many ports, a total of 9 ports and 4 marinas: the Bas-du-Fort Marina, Port de Saint-François, the Rivière Sens Marina and the Guadeloupe Port Caraïbes, where you can easily rent a boat. If Guadeloupe has caught your attention, don't hesitate to take a look at the following destinations: Rent a boat in Martinique Rent a boat in Caribbean Rent a boat in Florida Rent a boat in Cuba Three highlights of sailing in Guadeloupe: A cruise in the sun at any time of the year A trip that can be customised as you wish: from a grand tour to a day trip. An invitation to indulge in the highly palatable cuisine of the West Indies How much does it cost to rent a boat in Guadeloupe? The price of boat rentals in Guadeloupe can vary depending on the type of boat, the model chosen, the duration of the cruise and whether you opt for a captained or bareboat rental, among other factors. For a one-week cruise on a sailing yacht, you can expect to pay between $1,200/week and $5,000/week. A week-long catamaran rental will cost between $2,500/week and $11,000/week on average.  For a day trip on a dinghy or RIB, you will have to reckon with an average of $300/day to $600/day.  Where to sail in Guadeloupe? Guadeloupe offers a diversity of landscapes as beautiful as they are breathtaking.  The Basse-Terre, the mountainous part of the island is invaded by a tropical forest and has many rivers and waterfalls. In Guadeloupe, it is preferable to rent a boat with a captain rather than explore on your own. Also volcanic in character, Basse-Terre has a still active 1,467-metre-high volcano (La Soufrière) which offers this land beautiful black and red sand beaches, just like the neighbouring volcanic islands (St Lucia, Dominica and Martinique). On board your boat, you will have access to an exceptional panorama of this part of the island. However, beware of the venturi effects (wind corridors) which can create real wind accelerations in certain places between the islands. La Grande-Terre brings together the major resorts of Guadeloupe because it offers flatter reliefs. It consists mainly of plains, arid plateaus and rocky coasts. There are white sandy beaches protected by coral reefs on this island, such as Sainte-Anne, one of the best-known towns on Grande-Terre. The Grande Anse at Deshaies (to the north) is also one of these beaches that is a candidate for being the most beautiful on the Creole island. Joining Grande-Terre with Basse-Terre, you'll also find the famous town of Pointe-à-Pitre, in the centre of Guadeloupe. When the weather is good, head inland and enjoy a good session of water sports in Morne-à-l'Eau. Impossible to leave the coast of the tropics? Sainte-Rose is well worth a visit. Everywhere in Guadeloupe you will find a sugar cane plantation or a very good distillery - you will master the ti-punch better than anyone else! The most beautiful anchorages of Guadeloupe: Terre-de-Bas: in Petite Terre, in Terre-de-Bas, the mountain forges the character of this atypical site. You will also find there the magnificent Deshaies garden, a real jewel of Guadeloupe. Anse Canot: sail east to the south of Pointe-à-Pitre and you will find yourself surrounded by palm trees, incredible beaches with turquoise water? A real paradise! Pain de Sucre: volcanic on the surface and magnetic underwater with its colourful seabed, Pain de Sucre is an exceptional anchorage. Îlets Pigeon: this 5-star dive site will delight lovers of underwater fauna and flora, as well as the surrounding Pigeon National Park (formerly known as the Cousteau Marine Reserve). When to sail in Guadeloupe? The best time to sail in Guadeloupe is between December and April. The average outside temperature is 30°C and the water temperature varies between 27 and 32°C: a real on-board experience awaits you. This is also the time of year when the wind is most favourable and the sea is fairly calm. Rent a boat in Guadeloupe with a captain The Guadeloupe archipelago is an ideal sailing area for family cruises. To enjoy even more pleasant moments on the boat and breathtaking panoramas, you also have the possibility to rent a captained boat in Guadeloupe. In addition to taking care of the manoeuvres, the captain will know how to be the ideal crew member. He will be able to pass on his passion for sailing and help you prepare your itinerary around the island of butterflies. You can also let the captain take care of the navigation and enjoy the view. Which boat to rental in Guadeloupe? Cruising the turquoise waters of Guadeloupe is a great idea, but what kind of boat? Finding the ideal boat for your cruise is not always easy. Here are a few tips to help you find the ideal boat for your sailing project.  Ideal for day trips or water sports, renting a dinghy or semi-rigid boat, also known as a RIB, is a safe bet for thrill seekers. This type of boat will allow you to easily access small hidden coves inaccessible by sailboat or catamaran. The sailboat is the best ally of sailors in search of exploration and sensations. We recommend renting a sailboat to explore the unknown corners of Guadeloupe. Are you going to stay on land? Rent another type of boat in Guadeloupe If you want to rent something different from the boat in Guadeloupe? Check out other boats on our website Catamaran Charter Guadeloupe - Catamaran Rentals Top-rated yacht charters in guadeloupe - preselected yacht rentals:. Catamaran Bali 4.0 for charter in Pointe a Pitre Bali 4.0 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes] Cockpit cushion Yacht Insurance Cruising tax Administration fee Charter package (Final cleaning, Bed linen, Towels, Kitchen gas, Dinghy with engine, Starter package, Damage Waiver) Catamaran Bali 4.0 available for charter in Marina Bas du Fort Cat Bali 4.0 available for charter in Pointe a Pitre Catamaran Lucia 40 for charter in Marina Bas du Fort Lucia 40 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes] Catamaran Lucia 40 available for charter in Pointe a Pitre Catamaran Nautitech Open 40 for hire in Marina Bas du Fort Nautitech Open 40 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes] Catamaran Bali 4.1 for charter in Pointe a Pitre Bali 4.1 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes] Cat Catspace available for charter in Pointe a Pitre Catspace [Yacht Price incl. Taxes] Cat Lucia 40 available for charter in Pointe a Pitre Catamaran Lagoon 400 S2 available for charter in Pointe a Pitre Lagoon 400 S2 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes] Snorkeling equipment Final cleaning One way surcharge (Guadeloupe - St. Martin) Cat Bali 4.0 for charter in Pointe a Pitre Catamaran Bali 4.2 for rent in Marina Bas du Fort Bali 4.2 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes] Catamaran Lagoon 42 available for charter in Pointe a Pitre Lagoon 42 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes] Cat Bali 4.1 for hire in Pointe a Pitre Catamaran Bali 4.3 available for charter in Pointe a Pitre Bali 4.3 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes] Using this site requires JavaScript. You are either using a browser that does not support JavaScript or has JavaScript disabled. Please click here for detailed information. contact us at +590 (0)690 47 86 94  or via our  Online form Motor boat rental Sainte-Rose - Guadeloupe 0690 47 86 94 Do you want to rent a boat with a license in Sainte Rose and sail in the lagoon?  Ideally located at the gateway to the lagoon " Big ass bag sailor ", GWADABOAT boat rental motor with license will provide you with a range of very recent rigid boats and perfectly maintained equipped with Color GPS with all the tracks of your browsing. Experienced navigator or young boat license holder, we will be at your disposal to make you live an unforgettable day. The Advantages of renting your boat with GWADABOAT : Free parking in front of our base Professionals at your disposal In-depth handling of the boat with help on departure and return  In addition to the GPS, provision of an explanatory book of the various spots present We manage the fuel on your return for you  All boats are equipped with a GPS / depth sounder with les  different  tracks and spots Free provision on request of mask, snorkel, cooler A tracker  de  geolocation  lets  to intervene  quickly in case of concern  4 BOATS AT YOUR SERVICE Sliding enthusiast or de  sin ?   We also offer various nautical leisure equipment for hire: Wakeboard, Kneeboard, towed buoys, line fishing rods. They share their wonderful moments on : Boat rental, between safety and best practices Because the best way to visit the Grand Cul-de-sac marin is by renting a boat.  You can thus approach the mangrove and its paletu Sinks with stilt-roots so characteristic.  Then dive into the waters you rquoises to admire a coral reef rich in fauna and flora.  Prolong the pleasure by going to the discovery of two wrecks accessible to divers of all levels. Fifteen islets dot the lagoon of the Grand Cul-de-sac marin. A stopover is therefore essential at the mythical îlet Caret, a real challenge. typical postcard horn from Guadeloupe. - The islet of La Biche which is surrounded by turquoise waters and white sand. - The islet of birds which is home to many species of birds that are easy to observe such as frigates or cattle egrets. - Take the opportunity to discover the Ilet Blanc, a very fragile islet, which emerged from the waters in 1989 following the passage of Hurricane Hugo. En raison du grand nombre de récifs non signalés et afin de protéger votre caution ,les traces du lagon mis sur le GPS sont à suivre obligatoirement ... Rent a boat in Guadeloupe Lagoon - 51 | 14 people  (2024) From $2,246 per day. Lagoon - 450F | 11 people  (2017) From $834 per day. Contender - Contender 12m | 12 people  (2020) From $2,527 per day. Pacific Craft - 700 Sun Cruiser | 7 people  (2023) From $247 per day. Bavaria - Bavaria 40 Cruiser | 6 people  (2010) From $304 per day. Amateur - RM 980 | 6 people  (2012) From $337 per day. Whaly - Whaly 400 | 5 people  (2022) From $168 per day. Bali - Bali 3.8 Catsmart | 8 people  (2024) From $705 per day. Lagoon - Lagoon 46 | 8 people  (2022) From $1,123 per day. BESSARION MARINE - BESSARION 28 | 10 people  (2022) From $483 per day. BENETEAU - FLYER 6,6 SPORT | 10 people  (2018) From $326 per day. Beneteau - First 30 E | 8 people  (1984) From $153 per day. Neptune - Trident 80 | 4 people  (1979) From $158 per day. Lagoon - 450 | 6 people  (2015) From $1,427 per day. Marsaudon Composites - Orc 42 | 8 people  (2021) From $962 per day. Lagoon - lagoon 51 | 12 people  (2024) Lagoon - Lagoon 380 | 10 people  (2015) From $513 per day. BALI - CATANA - BALI 4.0 | 10 people  (2018) From $914 per day, boat rentals in guadeloupe. The best way to explore the hidden nooks and crannies of this resplendent region is by boat, unveiling its secluded beaches, bays and coves. Consisting of a mainland comprised of two large islands perfect for circumnavigating in and of themselves, boat charters for a week also offer unique opportunities to explore tiny offshore islands and islets containing some of the Caribbean's most beautiful sights . Guadeloupe, a beautiful island in the Caribbean, is an overseas department of France. With sparkling waters, clad in fields of sugar cane and tropical jungles, explore the most voluptuous of the islands in the French West Indies by boat. How much does it cost to hire a boat in Guadeloupe? Is it possible to find a bareboat charter in guadeloupe, what are the weather and sailing conditions like in guadeloupe, when is the best time to go to guadeloupe for a boat charter, what are the most popular ports/sailing areas in guadeloupe. This area is at the northern end of Basse-Terre island and is actually a small fishing village.  Fast becoming a popular waterfront dining destination, Deshaies also offers great snorkeling opportunities .  On the southern side of the bay, there is even a coral reef where you can swim with turtles, sea snakes and tropical fish. Malendure, Reserve Cousteau If this name sounds familiar, that’s because it is named after Jacques Cousteau, a pioneer of scuba diving and underwater exploration!  This area is a marine reserve park next to Ilet Pigeon , a completely uninhabited island, which has lots of restaurants and bars on the beach.  If you like scuba diving, there are even some shipwrecks in this area for you to explore. Pointe-à-Pitre Pointe-à-Pitre is the largest marina on the island and is the perfect place to stock up on supplies , having a local market nearby, as well as most of the amenities you could ever need.  There is also an interesting museum not far from Pointe-à-Pitre, where you can learn about the history of the island.  There aren’t any mooring buoys here but there is almost always space in the marina. Le Gosier is a tourist beach town with many places to eat if you fancy going ashore, as well as a long, sandy beach which is ideal for relaxing and working on your tan.  There is plenty of space to anchor here, but generally you should do so to the west of the beach where it’s calmer. Bourg Des Saintes Bourg Des Saintes is located about 10km south of the main island of Guadeloupe and consists of two main islands (Terre-de-haut and Terre-de-Basse), as well as several smaller islands.  There are around 3000 inhabitants between the two main islands. Pain De Sucre , on Terre-de-Haut, is a fantastic place to take your boat charter if you like snorkeling or diving.  Pain de Sucre rock at this island has been named one of the best places to snorkel or dive in the Caribbean . Ilet A Cabrit is another great place in Bourg Des Saintes for swimming and snorkeling as it is well protected from the swell.  If you don’t mind a bit of a trek, there is an old building at the highest peak on the island which is well worth a visit.  This building has been many things over the years, including a fort, a jail, and a discotheque and is now a great place to have some wine and snacks. Pointe A Negre on Terre-De-Basse, is another fantastic swimming and snorkeling location, and has even been dubbed Turtle Bay because of the opportunities to swim with the bay’s resident turtles .  This is another small fishing village, but there are fewer people here than on Terre-De-Haut and the locals are very friendly. Other anchorages and ports on and around the island include: Saint Francois Sainte Rose Marie-Galante Grande Terre La Desirade What to do when you rent a boat in Guadeloupe? The region also offers tranquil lagoons and snorkelling with dolphins and turtles from many of the Caribbean’s most beautiful beaches, including Grande Anse , Sainte Anne , and Souffleur beach .  While in Guadeloupe, you should definitely visit the Jacques Cousteau Underwater Reserve , which offers you the opportunity to see the underwater world at its finest, with many different species of fish, underwater statues and much more. If you fancy spending a little time on land, you also have many magnificent options.  Maybe you want to visit the Guadeloupe National Park , where there are plenty of hiking trails to suit your desires.  You can trek up La Soufriere Volcano or even visit Carbet falls , Guadeloupe’s very own waterfall.  Alternatively, you can feed the rainbow lorikeets and admire a large number of colourful plants and birds at the Jardin Botanique de Deshaies , or take in the brilliant views at La Pointe des Chateaux . One thing’s for sure, you won’t get bored sailing in Guadeloupe! How to get to Guadeloupe Frequently asked questions about guadeloupe, what is the daily cost to rent a boat in guadeloupe. The average price of renting a boat in Guadeloupe is approximately $362 per day. Prices typically range from $59 and $5,843 per day. What is the daily cost of a skipper in Guadeloupe? The cost of a skipper varies depending on the destination and the boat owner. In Guadeloupe, you can expect to pay an average of $266 per day for a skipper. Is it possible to rent a boat in Guadeloupe without a license? In Guadeloupe, there are 124 boats available for rent without a license. Additionally, many boats can be rented with a skipper. How many cabins are there on a boat in Guadeloupe? The average number of cabins on boats in Guadeloupe is 2. For larger groups, you can find boats with up to 7 cabins. Is fuel included in the cost of a boat rental in Guadeloupe? Fuel is generally not included in the rental cost for most boats. However, in Guadeloupe , fuel is included in the price for 17 boats. Good to know Boats available: 225 boats Popular types of boats: Sailboat, Catamaran, Motorboat Average price: $362 per day Low season price: $59 per day High season price: $5,843 per day Brands: Jeanneau, Hanse, and more Charter a boat near Guadeloupe In Guadeloupe, privately owned boats are available for charter. See other boats located in the area. The most fabulous yachts to charter this summer There are an estimated 6,000 superyachts — vessels that are more than 100 feet long — at sea in 2024 As summer reaches its peak across the Northern Hemisphere, it’s hard to imagine a better way of spending a vacation than channeling your inner ship captain and sailing across the ocean. In recent years, yacht companies have reported a boom in sales — far from the decline that many in the industry feared, due to both the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the economic realities of the Russia-Ukraine War. “I spent my days [in 2020] doing worst-case scenarios and drawing up the budgets to go with them,” Giovanna Vitelli, chairwoman of Azimut|Benetti, the world’s largest yacht manufacturer, told the Economist in 2023. Instead, her company reported a 23% growth in production value in 2023 —a reality that is not unique to just one yacht manufacturer. The luxury yacht market is expected to grow in value from $7.67 billion in 2023 to $17.33 billion by 2032, according to a recent report from Fortune Business Insights . Analysts attribute the ships’ rise in popularity to the increasing number of extremely wealthy individuals . Yachts have long been considered a status symbol — a reality that has only increased as wealth becomes concentrated in the hands of a small group of high status individuals . There are an estimated 6,000 superyachts —vessels that are more than 100 feet long — at sea as of this year. This is nearly quadruple the number of yachts seen in the ocean just three decades ago, according to Bloomberg . Aside from an increase in popularity, the yacht industry has seen other changes in recent years. Increasingly, those in the market for a luxury ship are turning to alternate means of powering their vessels, as critics point to the excess emissions traditional yachts produce simply for recreational use. In their 2024 report, Fortune Business Insights highlighted the growing trend of electrification as a significant area of growth in the coming years. “A tough regulatory environment for traditional yachts and rising fuel prices will pave the way for the solid growth of electric yachts in the future,” the report reads. “Huge investments from various manufacturers and government support measures will accelerate the demand for electric yachts.” Read on to learn more about the most luxurious yachts available for chartering in 2024. Carinthia VII Originally constructed in 2002, the award-winning Carinthia VII was recently remodeled and reimagined specifically for private charters. The 319-foot ship spans six decks and can accommodate up to 12 guests in eight staterooms. Among the ship’s amenities are two bars, a fully equipped gym and an outdoor projection screen that allows for an “immersive cinematic experience like no other.” The cost of chartering the Carinthia VII is $1,525,700 during both the winter and summer seasons. The Lady S yacht boasts a number of exciting water toys, including jet skis, water skis, wakeboards and kayaks for athletic guests on the 305-foot ship. For those who prefer more indoor-oriented activities, however, you can also catch a film on the ship’s IMAX Dolby cinema — the first of its kind on any yacht in the world. Accommodating 12 guests, in seven cabins, the cost of chartering the Lady S begins at $1,743,328 a week. The interior of the Ahpo yacht seems more reminiscent of a luxury hotel than a simple ship. Accommodating 16 guests and 36 crew members, the vessel features a full-size gym, a winter garden and a spa complete with a Himalayan salt sauna. The 378-foot long yacht was first manufactured in 2021 by the German shipyard Lürssen. Excited sailors can charter the Ahpo from superyacht broker Edmiston, beginning at $2,833,376 a week. 500EXP Para Bellum This 154-foot-long yacht can accommodate up to 12 travelers in its six cabins, along with up to 10 crew members. The ship was specially designed to enable “guests a 360-degree experience and relationship with the sea” through its unique stern and sundeck that allow travelers to safely stand “almost at sea level,” according to its Italian manufacturer San Lorenzo . Interested travelers can rent the ship for $359,609 a week. The Renaissance The Renaissance lives up to its grandiose name by going beyond traditional private yachts and bridging the gap between a personal vehicle and a full-on cruise ship. The 367-foot long ship features five decks and can accommodate 36 guests in 19 cabins. The Renaissance’s amenities include a 19-seat movie theater, a sushi-bar, and a full spa deck featuring a wellness area, plunge pools and a hair salon. The cost of chartering the ship from Burgess Yachts ranges from $3,269,280 to $3,814,160 a week. Connecticut News | First responders searching for two people who… Share this:. Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on X (Opens in new window) Daily e-Edition Evening e-Edition Latest Headlines Coronavirus National News Breaking News Connecticut news | ct prosecutors vacate convictions in decades-old sexual assaults. here’s why and what happens next., connecticut news, connecticut news | first responders searching for two people who jumped off boat at candlewood lake. Crews responded to the lake on Monday at 10:30 p.m. on the report of two people jumping off a boat in the area of City Island before going missing, according to the Danbury Fire Department . 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