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Sailboats and yachts for sale in the Philippines. The Puerto Galera Classified Ads pages offers the best sailboats for sale listing in the Philippines and Asia. We can help you find sailboats for sale, luxury yachts for sale for blue water cruising or offshore racing. Email the webmaster(at)pgyc(dot)org if you have a need that is not satisfied below.

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Classic Sailing Yachts For Sale In Asia Today

Irwin competition 37 classic racing / cruising yacht for sale philippines.

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Classic Irwin Competition 37, "The Other Woman", with a history, for sale Philippines. Built to race, easy to cruise. This Irwin Competition 37 was originally designed and built by Ted Irwin in the USA for his personal use and named La Pantera (the panther). It was the last racing design by Irwin Yachts to be built using reinforced fibreglass. Promoted as the "The Other Woman" and a "One-ton Momma with a heart of Gold", she can sleep as many as eight people. Refurbishment almost complete this year in Subic Bay, Philippines, she is ready to take you cruising swiftly around the islands or to win a few trophies.

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Price: US$ 42,000 sensible offers may be considered

Contact inquiry: email - Irwin Competition 37 ; or telephone for viewing +63 918 939-0615

Ray Kemp 52 Cruising Ketch For Sale Philippines

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Steel cruising ketch designed by Ray Kemp and built in Tasmania by renowned steel boat builder John Anderton, this 52-foot yacht has recently (2019) had all major electronics replaced, engine and gearbox serviced and many more items replaced. For more details tap the image to download the .pdf or contact by email or phone as given below.

Price: Php 7,500,000

Contact inquiry: email - Ray Kemp 52 Steel Ketch ; or telephone for appointment +63 998 866-1949

Formosa 43 Classic Cruising Yacht For Sale

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Classic Formosa 43 for sale in Subic Bay by owner. Well maintained and upgraded since arriving in the Philippines in the early 1990s, equipped for short-handed sailing and long-distance navigation. Auxiliary power: Isuzu Turbo 50HP (new 2002). Sails: 3 Mainsails, 2 Genoas, 2 Jibs,1 Stormsail, and Jib. 1 Spinnaker. Electronics and others: autohelm, watermaker, Icom Singlesideband with Antenna Tuner, and Marine V.H.F., weather fax, a radar detector, and 220Vac Inverter of about 5KV. Cockpit instrument displays may need attention as LCD displays suffer in the heat. Currently on the hard at Watercraft Venture, Subic Bay.

Price: US$ 49,000

Contact inquiry: email - Formosa 43 ; or telephone for viewing +1 808 328-9996 (Kona, Hawaii, time-zone)

CT-34 Classic Fiberglass Full Keel Cutter Rig Cruiser Sailing Yacht

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Classic Ta Chiao CT-34 sailing yacht for sale in Palawan. Launched 1980, lovingly cared for, ideal for a couple but, with the autopilot, can easily be single-handed. November 2022: enhanced with new solar charging system plus new batteries and 220VAC inverter. Full set of sails plus spare mainsail. Auxiliary Power: Yanmar 22.5HP inboard diesel engine. Complete with 3M Dinghy with Yamaha 5HP OBM to help you exploring. Currently: Marina Del Sol Yacht Club, Coron, Palawan

Price: US$ 33,000

Contact inquiry: email - Ta Chiao CT-34 ; or telephone for viewing +63 917 367-0734

SOLD Atlas Mk2 Classic Cruising Yacht For Sale

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Classic Atlas Mk2 blue water cruising yacht for sale. Designed by French marine architect Sylvestre Langevin. Launched 1979; complete reconstruction 2001. 36-foot (LOA 41-foot), steel hull, center cockpit. Reliable, comfortable and well maintained. Blue water gear, self-sufficient. Pleasant to live on board, sleeps 4. Ready to go! . Currently located at El Nido, Palawan; registered in France. Too many inclusions to list here.

Price: US$ 42,000

Cuthbertson & Cassian (C&C) 61 Sailing Yacht For Sale

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The first Cuthbertson & Cassian (C&C) 61 sailing yacht launched SORCERY , for sale. Originally conceived as a cruising yacht to compete against the 12-meter racing yachts in New York Yacht Club at the height of the Southern Ocean Racing Conference (SORC) racing under the CCA rule. Now a fully equipped blue water cruising yacht with master cabin plus 6 single berths; family owned for 18 years. Tap/Click image for full details. Current lying: Turkey

Price: US$ 115,000

Contact inquiry: email - C&C 61 ; or telephone for appointment +63 998 866-1949

Swan 46 MkII Cruising Yacht For Sale

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“La Samudera 2” is one of the 24 hulls of MK II model designed by German Frers. She is the most luxurious 3-cabin and best equipped Swan 46 that ever left the yard. Right from day one this gorgeous yacht has been pampered like a precious little princess and all the love and detailed attention on her reflected by the amazingly immaculate condition she is in until now! She only had one owner, a couple whom cherish her dearly through all the years. She has never been used as charter vessel and only done the occasional regional regatta. She is equipped with all the topnotch specs that has been introduced into MK II model design plus lots more on top of it all. Currently lying: Malaysia

Price: US$ 350,000

Contact inquiry: email - Swan 46 MkII ; or telephone for appointment +63 998 866-1949

Classic Steel Cruising Ketch For Sale

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Classic 55ft cruising yacht, ketch rig, steel hull, sleeps four to six in comfort. Launched in South Africa; 1980. She has already sailed from Canada to Mexico, the Marquesas, Tahiti to New Zealand. Auxiliary power: 120hp Ford Lehman 2715E inboard diesel - allows cruising at 6.0knots if there is no wind. Marine electronics: electronics package includes B&G Autopilot with remote control on 25ft tether, B&G instruments with Gyro compass, Raytheon radar, Garmin GPS with backups, ICOM M802 SSB radio, ICOM M504 VHF radio with cockpit remote & dodger mounted hailer and Brookhouse multiplexer. Currently lying: Marsden Point, New Zealand

Price: NZ$ 235,000

Contact for viewing inquiry: mobile +63 998 866-1949 or email - Centre Cockpit Ketch

17M Pilothouse Ketch Classic Cruising Yacht For Sale

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Alan Buchanan designed classic, teak built, pilothouse ketch world cruising yacht and ideal liveaboard . Major refit and upgrade 2014/2015 including professionally designed and installed new solid teak interior, new comfortable seating arrangements, Navtec, radar, radio, galley fridge, new TV and audio. This classic vessel has been professionally maintained as a cruising yacht and presents in excellent condition. Double berth Master cabin, large single berth cabin to starboard and two berths in forward cabin. Auxiliary power: 125hp Yanmar diesel new 2014 (50 hrs) - fresh water cooled - still under warranty. New S/S Rigging (2009); new sails (2011). Currently: Port Nelson, New Zealand

For Sale: NZ$ 349,000

Serious inquiries for viewing to: Classic Cruising Ketch ; or call for appointment +63 998 866-1949

Best Value Yachts For Sale Today

Ballistic 31 racing catamaran for sale subic bay.

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" Ikapati " a Ballistic 31 racing catamaran, designed / built by Gary Saxby in Brisbane, Australia. Highly competitive racing catamaran that has been upgraded over the last 4 years to coastal racing standard. Trophy winner: 1st in division at the Independence Day Regatta 2023, 2nd in division at the National Heroes Day Regatta 2023. Registered with MARINA in the Philippines. Full suit of racing sails included. Raymarine instruments. Auxiliary Power: 5hp long-shaft, 2-stroke Mercury outboard. Currently Lying: Subic Bay, Zambales

Price: US$ 35,200

Contact: by phone +63 918 979-6061 ; by email Ikapati Racing Catamaran

Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 35 Legend Cruising Yacht For Sale Malaysia

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Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 35 Legend for sale. This 2005 Sun Odyssey 35 is ideal for family cruising South East Asia and beyond. Fully autonomous cruising with solar PV, watermaker and refrigeration. Two cabins and sleeping for up to five. Auxiliary Power: Yanmar 3YM30 inboard diesel engine. Click here for full specification and inclusions . Currently lying: Malaysia

Price: Euro 60,000

Contact: by phone ; by email Sun Odyssey 35 Yacht

Hunter 340 Cruising Yacht For Sale Puerto Galera

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Unexpectedly for sale this 1998 Hunter 340 cruising yacht in excellent condition. Refurbished interior with many upgraded equipments to bring her back to original look and feel. Registered: UK. Currently lying: Puerto Galera

Price: US$ 52,500

Contact: by phone +63 916 594-0540 ; by email Hunter 340 Yacht

John Pugh 46 Steel Cruising Yacht For Sale Cebu

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Now for sale from the first owner a very solid John Pugh designed 46 ft steel ketch. The boat was launched in 2000 and received extensive re-fit after 2010s, including new rigging and a new Cummins engine in 2015. The boat features huge on-deck space and can easily accommodate 12 or more people for day cruising. For longer passages the boat has two good size cabins with double berths, one additional single berth forward from saloon and saloon table can be lowered for an additional double berth. The boat is in turn-key condition and comes with an impressive amount of spare parts. Currently lying: Danao, Cebu

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Price: Php 4,250,000

Contact: by phone +63 998 866-1949 ; by email John Pugh 46 Yacht

SOLD Colvic Countess Cruising Yacht For Sale

Colvic Countess 11.4m (1994) cruising yacht for sale. Well qequipped, round-the-world proven, liveaboard yacht with extras for scuba diving. Can be sailed by 1-2 people; sleeps 6-9. Plenty of solar and wind generation. New engine (Beta 50HP) in 2017. New sails in 2019. Dinghy with choice of outboard motors. Currently: El Nido, Palawan

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Price: US$ 68,000 Reduced

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Farrier F-22 Cruising Trimaran For Sale

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Farrier F-22 trailer-able cruising trimaran for sale in Subic Bay. One of Ian Farrier's best-selling trimaran designs, ideal for the Philippines when you want to get right up to the beach with your loved ones. Ideal for a couple or a small family. New-build, currently under construction with a completion date in December 2022. Will be supplied complete with sails, Marine VHF radio (with AIS), auto pilot. Click the image for full details and inclusions. Currently: Subic Bay, Philippines

Price: Php 3,000,000

Contact owner for additional info: email Farrier F-22 or by mobile phone +63 917 302-0574

Ted Brewer 42 Cruising Yacht For Sale

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Ted Brewer 42 Cutter-rig (1988) ideal for Cruising, Scuba or Charter. S/Y New Moon is a very spacious and comfortable lady. Classic Ted Brewer design of latest edition, in good condition with fresh interior. Refit 2002, 2013 and 2018. Owner's stateroom with en-suite, guest stateroom w/shared head/shower. Full galley: stove top, oven, fridge/freezer. Air-con unit (not full installed). Dive compressor & scuba gear for five divers. Stand-up workbench in large engine room. Auxiliary power: Yanmar 4JH3E 56HP (2002), 2000 hrs+. Registered in Sweden. Currently: Tambobo Bay, Negros Or., Philippines

Price: US$ 58,000

Contact owner for viewing and more info: email Ted Brewer 42 or by mobile phone +63 915 473-9455

Fastback 32 Cruising Catamaran For Sale Cebu

Beautifully presented Fastback 32, Launched in 1996, just arrived in the Philippines from Townsville, Australia. Many recent upgrades to make the recent voyage safe and trouble free. New mast and standing rigging in 2017; full new sail wardrobe 2017 - furling main, furling genoa, Code zero furler, asymmetric shute in a snuffer. Large solar array, near new batteries; extensive electronics many backups/doubling. Ideal for two or three: three double berths, large galley area and huge walk in head. 60 litre per hour watermaker. Auxiliary Power: Yamaha 9.9HP outboard - only 505 hours run. Absolutely ready for the next owner to start a major cruise or livaboard.

Price: US$ 100,000 - Reduced(August 2022)

Contact for viewing and more info: email Fastback 32 or by mobile phone +63 923 408-7120

Open 42 Cruising Yacht For Sale

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1989 French built Open 42 is a very fast and strong cruising yacht capable of speeds around 15 knots. This Open 42 designed with twin rudders and fractional rig, double-diagonal cold moulded hull; launched in 1990. Interior has a good feeling of space with generous galley, nav table and main saloon; features a large double berth forward. Auxilliary power: Yanmar 18hp inboard diesel recently removed to prepare for a single-handed non-stop circumnavigation, the engine is ready to reinstall and has had the piston rings replaced. A fast, good looking and seaworthy vessel that has already sailed from France. Ideal for fast passages and/or club racing. It's design is more suited to experienced rather than beginner sailors. Currently lying: Cebu, Philippines

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Price: US$ 34,000

Tel +63 923 408-7120 ; email to Open 42

X-Yachts X119 Yacht For Sale

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1989 X-Yachts X119 fast cruising yacht for sale in Philippines LOA 12 metres; 1989 model. China Sea Race Pedigree winner! Auxiliary power: Yanmar (installed 2011). Three cabins; accommodation for up to eight people.

Price: US$ 45,000

Tel +63 917 811-4361 ; email X-Yachts X119

Cruising Yachts For Sale In The Philippines

Cape north 43 cruising yacht for sale puerto galera.

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Ted Brewer design Cape North 43, built by well established Hong Kong yard 1986, offers cruising comfort and sterling performance. Well maintained with constant upgrades, now offered at an affordable price. Recently anti-fouled and with many recently replaced items including new solar panels, gearbox and sails. Auxiliary power: Perkins Diesel M4.108, 50HP. Currently: Puerto Galera.

Price: Euro 45,000

Contact: by email Cape North 43

Leopard 45 Cruising Catamaran For Sale

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Leopard 45 cruising catamaran features 4 cabins with private bathrooms, plus the U-shaped saloon has black-out curtains for extra overnight accommodation. Spacious living area newly upholstered (2024), full service galley area including freezer and washing machine. Sails all 2019 or newer. Auxiliary power: 2 x Yanmar 30HP inboard diesel engines. Dinghy with Yamaha 15HP outboard. Currently lying: Palawan

Price: US$ 300,000

Contact for viewing: call mobile +63 967 081 8376 (also WhatsApp) or, by email Leopard 45 For Sale

Cheoy Lee 55 Racing / Cruising Yacht For Sale Subic Bay

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Ocean Girl a Cheoy Lee 55 cruising racing yacht designed by David Patrick, launched 2001. Exquisite ocean racing/cruising yacht offered in the Philippines by Seattle Yachts Philippines. Accommodation for nine in 3 staterooms. Full set of sails, 13 winches, hydraulic boom vang, outhaul and backstay plus get home system. Auxiliary Power: John Deere 120hp diesel with 1407 hours. Currently Lying: Subic Bay

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Price: US$ 269,000

Contact for viewing: call mobile +63 915 388-1570 (also WhatsApp) or, by email Seattle Yachts PH

12.5M Cruising Yacht For Sale Sarangani

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Cruising yacht for sale in Subic Bay. LOA 12.5M; built 1980 in the UK. Auxiliary power: Perkins M65 inboard marine diesel. Accomodates six people. Lying: Glan, Sarangani (Mindanao). Ideal boat to visit the island or move to Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand or go to the Pacific islands or around the world.

Price: US$ 40,000

Contact for viewing: by email Rival 1 or, mobile +63 917 860-4700

Custom 34-foot Stylish Catamaran For Sale Bohol

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Custom designed for liveaboard, stylish catamaran for sale, launched 2018, refurbished 2023. One master cabin plus three single berths; generous space for entertaining. 550W solar power with 200AHr Lithium batteries and 3000W inverter. Auxiliary power: 70HP Yamaha (remote controlled). Registered in the Philippines for "Commercial Use" with capacity for up to 15 people for scuba diving or other water sports - a great business opportunity! Mast and sails included. Lying: Panglao, Bohol, Philippines

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Price: Php 900,000

Contact: by email Stylish Catamaran

38-foot Cruising Motor-sailer Yacht For Sale

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Steel cruising motor-sailer yacht for sale; LOA 38-foot. Built Germany, Feltz Werft GmbH, 1999. Two cabins plus saloon berths; sleeps five. Garmin electronics; Victron solar. Auxilliary power: Kubota 6.280 HE 65HP inboard diesel. Currently lying: Subic Bay, Philippines

Price: USD 40,000

Tel +63 917 512-3889 ; email Steel Motor-sailer 38

Sundeer 64 Cruising Yacht For Sale

Ketch rigged Sundeer 64 cruising yacht for sale, build 1995. Auxilliary power 140HP Yanmar inboard diesel. Currently lying: Subic Bay, Philippines

Price REDUCED: USD 275,000

Tel +63 917 512-3889 ; email Sundeer 64

Beneteau Cyclades 43.3 For Sale in Subic Bay

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2005 Beneteau Cyclades 43.3 for sale in Subic Bay. Designed as a cruising yacht capable of sailing around the world. The double helm design makes sailing simple with genoa winches positioned within reach of the helm, and all lines lead to the cockpit. Most of the marine electronics are new B&G, with large multi-display chart plotter and 2 digital displays are positioned for easy reading. Accommodation: 3 cabins plus a storage room, and wide saloon. Auxiliary power: Yanmar 56 HP inboard diesel engine. Currently lying: Subic Bay Yacht Club, Philippines.

Price: US$ 110,000

40-foot Cruising Catamaran For Sale

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Leopard 40 Owner's Version cruising catamaran very rently refurbished to virtualy-new condition. Launched by Robertson and Caine in 2009 this Leopard 40 has never been chartered and has been for private use only since new. Featuring three double berths and a generous entertainment saloon with monstrous deck space for sun-lovers and air-conditioned interior. Navigation and safety equipment to take you safely anywhere. Auxillary power: twin 29HP Yanmar inboard diesel engines, both rebuilt within the last year. Lying: currently Puerto Princesa, Philippines. Registered in the UK.

Price: US$ 255,000

Nauticat 441 Motorsailor For Sale Subic Bay

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Rare model Nauticat 44', boat in excellent condition, ready to cruise. Soundly built by Swedish masters 2010. The Nauticat combines a cruising sailboat with the power and inside helm of a trawler. Perfect boat for cruising areas with irregular winds or for long down wind passages. Were most cruising sailboats motor over half the time, this one was built to go under power and is exceptionally quiet. When the winds are favorable her long full keel and ample sail area make for a great sail. Full electric furling, lines led aft, secure side decks and two helm stations all make for safe, comfortable cruising. Auxiliary power: Perkins 150hp diesel (414 hours). Currently: Subic Bay

Price: US$ 345,000 Reduced

Contact: by mobile phone +63 915 388-1570 or, by email Seattle Yachts PH

KARAKOA Andrews/Excel 53 Racing/Cruising Yacht For Sale

Ex–transpac racing sailboat for sale with a successful track record of wins in Asia. She comes complete with a large inventory of sails and equipment suitable for off–shore racing and fast cruising. Immaculately maintained and upgraded for performance. Currently: Subic Bay Yacht Club, Philippines

Price: US$ 200,000

+63 918 939-0615 ; email Andrews 53

Jeantot Catamaran For Sale Subic Bay

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50-foot Jeantot Catamaran for sale with five cabins & heads, and auxiliary power from twin Vovlvo 50HP diesels. Lying: Subic Bay, Philippines

Price: US$ 195,000

Contact: by email Jeantot Catamaran or by mobile phone +63 917 512-3889

Fountaine Pajot 42 Cruising Catamaran For Sale

Popular Fountaine Pajot Venezia 42 cruising catamaran For Sale, Philippines, launched 1995. Four double berths and generour deck sapce for enjoying island cruising. Offshore capable.Ideally suited for diving and other tourism related adventures.

Price: US$ 220,000

Inquiries to: +63 917 512-3889 ; email for Fountaine Pajot 42

Nauta 40 Aluminium Sailing Yacht For Sale

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40-foot Aluminium hull sailing yacht for sale. Already sailed from the Mediterranean to the Pacific Ocean. This Nauta 40 is ideal for a tropical liveaboard couple or small family. Very practical 3-cabin layout with large saloon space, lots of natural light makes the yacht feels “homey” inside or lounging in the cockpit under the shade of the hard top bimini. Auxillary: Volvo 40HP MD20. She comes with 1 unit Hyplon (aluminum bottom) dinghy complete with a 15HP Yamaha 2-stroke Outboard engine. Lying: Langkawi, Malaysia

Price: Euro 80,000

Contact: by phone +63 998 866-1949 ; by email Aluminium Yacht

Wright 36 Cruising Yacht For Sale New Zealand

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The Wright 36 cruising yacht is an easily handled, well-built yacht fully set up for comfortable cruising. Current owners have maintained it with fastidious care and being sold in walk on sail-away condition . Recent 2016 upgrades and maintenance include new nav gear, new clears, new anchor and chain plus Anti Foul and Propspeed. It features 6 berths, furling sails and autohelm. (click image for full details)

Price: NZ$ 55,000

Contact: by email Wright 36 Yacht

Bruce Roberts Offshore 44 Cruising Yacht For Sale

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Bruce Roberts “Offshore 44” steel cruising yacht, sloop rig. Centre cockpit. 7ft saloon headroom, spacious aft double cabin and bunked fore cabin. Workshop that could be converted to a third berth. SSR registry. Currently lying in Labuan, Malaysia. Ideal for cruising with an exceptionally strong build completed 1998 in Cebu, Philippines. Re-engined with an Isuzu, 3 cyl. 86hp marinized diesel, keel cooled with dry exhaust - 2007. Standing rigging renewed - 2008. New tan sails - 2015. Comprehensive Nav station – GPS, VHF, SSB, Radar, Navtex, Weather fax. 500W of Solar panels, 2 x wind generator, new Simrad autopilot, Sailomat wind vane. Bruntons autoprop. Large integral tankage serving as double bottom. 35kg rocna, 30kg plough, 2 x 30kg danforth and 80m of chain. Currently lying: Kudat, Malaysia

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Price: GBP 75,000

Tel +60 1 3617-3429 ; email Offshore 44

Custom Sailing Yacht For Sale Auckland

Exceptionally well-built 22-Meter (72-foot) aluminium World Cruiser sailing yacht that is very suitable for a comfortable, safe family or charter sailing. Considered one of New Zealand’s finest icon yachts it is superbly finished featuring the finest components from leading marine equipment suppliers. With 4 cabins and 9 berths, plus 2 crew berths, this is an ideal luxury cruising yacht. Auxiliary power: 135HP Perkins inboard diesel delivers 8-10 knots of speed when the wind eases. Full offshore navigation package; many items replaced under strict maintenance rules since 2010.

Price: NZ$ 675,000

Inquiries to: +63 998 866-1949 ; email for Custom Sailing 22M

Elliott 1650 Tourer Cruising Yacht For Sale New Zealand

Beautiful Elliott Tourer 1650 (2009) performance cruising yacht with ocean-going performance plus full cruising amenities. Easily sailed by two people with berths for four. Pilothouse arrangement provides excellent space below. Auxiliary: Yanmar diesel 4JH2M-UTE 100 hp. Complete Raytheon navigation package. Complete with: Zodiac Cadet plus Honda 2HP OBM; 8-person liferaft. Currently lying: Auckland, New Zealand

Price: NZ$ 1,100,000

Inquiries to: +63 998 866-1949 ; email for Elliot Tourer 1650

Charter Sailing Catamaran For Sale

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Commercially well maintained sailing charter catamaran built 1994 (Australia) fully refitted 2011 in New Zealand. 8 berths plus capacity for 120+ daytime/nighttime guests for party and sightseeing. Full catering set-up, disco/dance area; large LCD television screens. Auxiliary power: 2 x Caterpillar 3116TA. latest radio and navigation; certified for tourism use in New Zealand. Currently lying: Auckland

Price: NZ$ 1,400,000

Inquiries to: +63 998 866-1949 ; email for Sailing Charter Catamaran

Schooner-rigged Motor-sailer For Sale

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This magnificent 18-metre schooner-rigged motor-sailer is offered for sale in Langkawi, Malaysia. Originally designed and built for tropical, long-ranged cruising, diving, exploring and support of scientific and film expeditions , marine-life research, underwater archaeology, and for living aboard. Launched late '97. Cruised extensively throughout SE Asia, Andaman Sea for family trips and charters. Two Ford 2715E six-cylinder Diesels, each 125 BHP at 2500 RPM, newly installed March 2015.

Price: US$ 325,000

Inquiries for viewing this schooner to: Schooner 18 ; or call for appointment +63 998 866-1949

56-Foot Ketch Rigged Cruising Catamaran For Sale Subic Bay

56-foot cruising catamaran with ketch rig, doubles as a spacious live-aboard family home. Two master cabins each with double beds plus. Many amenities and comforts you would expect in a regular home. Auxiliary power: twin 55HP Yanmar inboard diesel engines; fuel tank capacity 2100 litres. Satellite TV, GPS with plotter, Marine VHF and autopilot. Plus dinghy with 2 x outboard motors (Honda 2HP and Mercury 8HP)

Price: US$ 175,000

Tel +63 998 866-1949 ; email 56-foot Catamaran

Mare 43 Bluewater Liveaboard Charter Cruising Yacht For Sale

"Jenny" 43 foot steel sloop (1985); built in Finland. Very strong safe bluewater cruising yacht; has circumnavigated. Ideal for extended cruising, liveaboard or charter. Newly refurbished in 2009. Last haulout/antifoul December 2010. Two sets of sails; 52HP Perkins Diesel (overhauled in 2009), 3-blade propeller (one spare). Depth Sounder, Chartplotter, Laptop/GPS. Fully equipped galley /icebox /compressor /stainless steel sink. 6 berths, 1.9m headroom. 4 solar panels, electric toilet/shower. 3.6m pontoon dingy with 10HP Mercury outboard. Boat used and maintained by German skipper. Fully equipped workshop aboard. Moored Coron, Busuanga Island.

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Price: US$ 70,000

Call +63 998 866-1949 ; email Bluewater Cruising Yacht

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How Much Sailboats Cost On Average (380+ Prices Compared)

Turns out that owning a sailboat is pretty affordable. OK, it isn't cheap, but it can absolutely be done on a budget. In this article, I'll show you exactly what to expect.

Sure, super yachts are expensive, but so is everything super (except for maybe supermarkets). But a modest, used sailboat can be as cheap as $2,500 and an additional $1,400 per year.

It may come as a surprise to you that you can get a decent sailboat for as little as $1,500 on Craigslist.

Average sailboat costs at a glance

We've compared thousands of listings, so you don't have to. If you just want the ballpark figures, here they are:

The average price of new sailboats is $425,000 ($127,000 to $821,000). The average price of used sailboats is $278,000 ($67,000 to $555,000). Maintenance costs are on average $2,000 - $3,000 per year, and the average total annual cost is $3,000 to $7,000.

Of course the price of a sailboat depends on our choices. We decide whether sailing is a rich man's game, or actually a very good holiday investment. (It beats driving to a bungalow park for sure - both cost-wise and the experience itself.)

How Much To Charter a Superyacht? (Less Than You Think)

Why you should trust us These figures are based on our latest research which was last updated September 26th 2023 . We do this research every year, giving us very accurate numbers and clear insight into the trend of sailboat prices. We've literally compared thousands of sailboat listings over the years, and we've done so methodically. The research is done by our researcher Tay, who is an engineer by trade.

This will be a long article because there are so many aspects to cover. I'd like to spend some time exploring the costs of actually buying the boat. Then I want to go into recurring costs , like mooring, maintenance, and insurance.

To really drive home what you're getting into , I'll give four real-life examples. These examples include every expense as a separate line-item. And we'll go over them line-by-line together.

Then I'll share our exact research results with you . This will include all our numbers: new vs. used, average price per foot, and much more. These are extremely detailed numbers (you don't have to read this if you don't want to).

At the end of the article, we'll discuss why a boat doesn't just cost money: she can actually make you some if you wanted.

• A used family week-ender with a small cabin will cost roughly $30,000 (all-in for the first year).
• If you dream of sailing around the world, expect to spend around $100,000.
• New sailboats on average cost twice as much as used boats.
• Maintenance cost are 5-10% of the boat's value per year. Docking costs are roughly $800 - $2,500 per year.
• Sailboat prices have gone up 30% this year.

On this page:

Average sailboat cost: 2023 summary, examples of popular sailboats, and how much they cost, what does it cost to buy a sailboat, what does it cost to own a sailboat, make or save some money, related questions.

Before we really get into it, I first want to give you the quick rundown. So I've summarized our research for you.

Buying a sailboat

Small boats are up to 30 foot long . They'll be very capable and great for solo sailors or small families who want to go on day trips, or short week-end trips on inland waters. Some of them will have cabins and sleeping quarters, although small.

Medium boats are between 30 and 50 foot long . They'll host larger parties and will be more suited for longer trips, coastal sailing, or even bluewater cruising. Sailboat length isn't necessarily the most important feature for that, though.

Large boats are 50 foot and up . This is proper yacht territory, and they'll be a lot more luxurious, and also exponentially more expensive.

If you buy via a broker, you typically get more reliable boats, but also pay more. If you buy off of Craigslist, you get a fat discount, but there are more lemons on there too.

You could hire a boat surveyor who will inspect the boat before you buy it (much like when you buy a house). Those surveys are not very expensive and can be worth your money.

Owning a sailboat

There are a lot of costs involved with simply owning a boat. The biggest expenses will be docking and maintenance.

Those two alone will account for roughly 80% of your yearly expenses.

• Maintenance : 5-10% of the boat's value
• Docking : $800-$2,500 per year on average, depeding on location

If we want to know what we're getting ourselves into, we should know every expense to the dot.

Below, we'll go over four very different case studies. I'm hoping one of these will relate to your specific situation. It'll show you what to expect and how to budget for your purchase.

The four sailboat case studies

• What does it cost if you want to keep your boat in good shape and have a good sailing experience? - aka: most people
• What does it cost if you ONLY spend the absolute minimum amount to keep her floating?
• If I want to sail the world on a budget, what's the absolute minimum?
• If sailing is more of a status thing to you, how much money COULD you spend?

There are a lot of great boats out there for a good price and there are also some boats that are so expensive (or so cheap), it's not even fun to look at them.

But one thing's for sure: there are plenty of boats available, and even if you're on a very tight budget, you could absolutely still make it work. Sailing in and of itself is actually not that expensive: wind is free, water is free, boats can be cheap - if you're willing to look around a bit. It's all the little extras that add up quickly.

Listed below are 4 boats that make great beginner boats. Since more than 80% of all boats that are bought are second-hand, I'll use the prices of used boats I found on Craigslist.

If you want to know exactly where the numbers come from, don't worry, I'll explain them after the 4 examples.

1. Island Packet 26' for stressless weekends on the lake

The one-time costs are $24,860 Your total recurring costs are $5,650 per year, or $471 per month

Let's say you're like me and most other people and just want a nice boat without too much hassle. So you pay people for complex maintenance. You do the required maintenance and save up for future repairs. You do a little yourself, which saves you a couple of hundred of bucks a year. You also join a (cheap) sailing club to learn how to not trash the boat. You get the right trailer, and you save up some money for future repairs. You don't want to buy a bad boat, so you pay a fair purchase price

One-Time Costs:

Recurring costs:, 2. extreme low budget catalina 22'.

Ok, I'm very interested in how cheap you could actually go (in theory). Is it do-able to buy a very cheap sailboat and just keep her afloat, never change sails, and only pay for maintenance that is absolutely necessary to not sink?

In this scenario, I don't care about speed, so I don't change sails. I certainly won't join a sailing club, and I try to save some money on the marina by boondocking. I also happen to live in a cheap state registration and tax-wise.

Docking costs can get out of hand For an average sailboat, depending on your area and wishes, up to $5,000/year . Read everything about docking costs

I try to pay as little as possible for the boat itself (and I've actually found a Catalina 22 for $2,250 on Craigslist today!). I don't save up for rigging and hardware (tomorrows' worries). I try to get an extra 2 years out of my bottom paint and I only do the essential repairs, and I do them myself. But because I saved so much on the purchase, this little boat needs a lot of maintenance.

Luckily, I have time on my hands and know my way around engines and rigging, so I do all of it myself (with the help of YouTube).

I don't bother with winterizing my boat, I'll just sail somewhere warm. Oh, and I'll use the engine as little as possible to save on gas.

Will your boat be happy? Definitely not, but your wallet will be (for now). Can it be done? It's optimistic, but yes, I think it can be done. But you have to be mechanically inclined, and pretty creative.

The one-time costs are $2,428 Your total recurring costs are $1,380 per year, or $115 per month

Recurring Costs

3. low budget 35' ocean cruiser for traveling the world.

If you dream of crossing oceans, you need a comfortable ride. Usually, most sailors pick a boat that's between 32' - 50' for two person ocean cruising. Anything under 32' gets pretty uncomfortable in high waves, although it can be done.

But this is also the range that gets expensive - quickly . So if we're on a tight budget, but also need a good and reliable boat: how much will it cost?

The boat will cost you $35,000. For this price, I've seen a beautiful 1983 wooden cutter (by Robert Tucker), multiple Beneteau Oceanis from '88 - '89, multiple Bavarias ... plenty of solid choices on the second-hand market here.

In this example, you don't join any sailing clubs (I assume you're pretty experienced if you want to cross oceans). You also don't winterize (you're sailing the Caribbean by now). No trailer, as you won't haul it out of the water any time soon.

You do pay a fair price for the boat because you don't want any surprises during your Tour du Monde. In need of a lot of bottom paint , since you're in saltwater most of the time. It's also a good idea to invest in at least SOME navigation equipment, so for $500 I've added a simple but capable GPS chartplotter and compass.

You can get a cheap but reliable chartplotter and compass for less than $500 - in total. If you want to learn more, head over to the recommended gear section .

The one-time costs are $37,590 Your total recurring costs are $5,425 per year, or $452 per month

4. Powerful 40' Yacht (and everything that goes with it)

Let's say you're in the game for the fame. What does it cost me to own a grande yacht with all luxuries (and costs) that go with it?

I join an expensive sailing club, hire pros that maintain the thing beautifully, and I also pay for winterization, the best trailer I can find. I replace my sails and running rigging every 5 years - since speed matters to me. Because she's my pride, I paint her every year. I spend an additional 500 bucks a year on special soaps and waxes.

I want a prime mooring location, so I pay a premium. I also get a small boat to hang from the large boat, to get to shore more quickly.

The one-time costs are $166,400 Your total recurring costs are $15,150 per year, or $1,263 per month

There are a couple of important factors that determine how much money you end up spending.

• Size - length determines mooring costs, insurance, amount of paint on your hull, literally everything gets more expensive with every foot of length
• New vs. used - of course, it makes all the difference whether you buy new or used. Typically, the price of a 25-year old used sailboat vs. a comparable new one is 3-4 times lower ($60,000 vs $200,000).

With used sailboats, I find that the price generally increases rapidly from 30 feet onwards

It's the same with new sailboats - or actually, it keeps increasing with every extra couple of feet. The reason is that as the boat gets bigger, it also gets more luxurious (upholstery, finishing, equipment).

The average price of a new sailboat per foot in USD:

• under 30 ft: $3,217 per ft
• 30 - 50 ft: $7,625 - $11,128 ft
• over 50 ft: $14,927 - $78,033 per ft

On average, second-hand sailboats go at 1/3 - 1/4 of the cost of a new boat:

• under 30 ft: $1,773 per ft
• 30 - 50 ft: $6,473 per ft
• over 50 ft: $10,091 - $36,889 per ft

If this is too much for you, you could always rent a boat instead. I recommend chartering. You can get great sailboats at great prices. Check out my charter recommendation here .

Cost of buying a sailboat

Price of new sailboats.

I've looked at the prices of thousands of yachts (really) on one of the largest yacht marketplaces in the world (- not manually, don't worry: with the help of their search function). This is what I came up with:

Source: Yachtworld.com Q3 2023

The price of new sailboats ranges from roughly $1,765 - $78,033 per foot. I've used these numbers to calculate the following list:

Prices per foot in USD

Here's the detailed price per foot for all lengths from 20 to 100 feet:

Price of used sailboats

We did the same for used sailboats, comparing thousands of listings. Here are the complete data:

Source: Yachtworld Q3 2023

The price of used sailboats ranges from roughly $882-$36,889 per foot . Here's the detailed price per foot for all lengths from 20 to 100 feet:

Prices on Craigslist

The price of used sailboats ranges from roughly $476-$2,098 per foot.

To get an average of the price of a used sailboat, I went over to Craigslist. I took the first 20 relevant search results for sailboats under, and over 30 feet.

Of course, the averages here are very speculative, as prices vary from day to day. But it gives a broad range of what to expect.

Over 50 feet, listings become meagre. I believe people tend to not place their 80-ft sailboats on Craigslist, but sell it through a broker instead.

Median Craigslist price of a used sailboat:

• under 30 ft: $11,065
• over 30 ft: $87,020

I've calculated the median price , not the average. The median is the price that's most common within the price range. This way the highest and lowest prices don't have as much impact.

Average Craigslist price-per-foot of a used sailboat:

• under 30 ft: $476 per ft
• over 30 ft: $2,098 per ft

This is what I found on Craigslist under 30 feet:

Washington dc.

Source: Craigslist Washington DC Q3 2023

Los Angeles

Source: Craigslist Los Angeles Q3 2023

Source: Craigslist Houston Q3 2023

South Florida

Source: Craigslist Miami Q3 2023

Source: Craigslist New York Q3 2023

Here's what I found for 30 feet and up:

Sailboat price development.

Compared to our 2022 research, the median price of new sailboats has gone up 22.5% (from $251,000 to $307,500). The average price has gone up 33.6% (from $248,000 to $331,250).

The average price of used sailboats under 30 ft on Craigslist has gone up 30% (from $8,500 to $11,000).

Sailboat prices research archive

You can check our earlier research data here:

• 2022 average sailboat price data
• 2019 average sailboat price data

Catamarans are 60% more expensive

If you dream of owning a catamaran, you should expect to pay roughly 60% more for the boat, and 60% more on annual cost like upkeep and mooring. There are exceptions, of course, and for some boat lengths, new catamarans may be slightly more affordable than a monohull.

I've researched thousands of catamaran listings as well to come up with those numbers. The exact numbers are summarized in my guide on the average cost of buying and owning a catamaran. It's very similar to this article, so if you like this and are curious about catamaran prices as well, I encourage you to check it out.

Average Cost of Buying & Owning a Catamaran (With 4 Examples)

So let's take a quick look at the costs for owning a sailboat.

One-time costs:

• Registration : costs of registration differ per state, but usually run anywhere from $3 - $10 per foot.
• Taxes : differs per state and country. Most governments want you to pay property tax and sales tax. Sales tax is usually about 5%. Property tax varies and is more complex, so I'll leave that up to you to figure out.
• Trailer : $1,000
• Sailing club initiation fee : $1,500 - $4,000

Recurring costs:

• Mooring : $10-15 per foot per year (can be much higher for prime locations)
• Insurance : typically 1.5% of the total value of the boat. So a $50,000 26' cruiser will cost 750 bucks.
• Maintenance : a good rule of thumb is 10% of the boat value. Expect to spend anywhere between $500 - $2,500 per year for small to mid-sized boats.
• Fuel : depends on how much you use the boat and the engine, but on average something between $100 - $150. - Find out how much fuel a sailboat uses in my article here (opens in new tab).
• International License : if you want to sail on international waters, you have to get your ICC (International Certificate of Competence ). Plan on spending anywhere between 400 to 500 dollars.
• Safety equipment : plan on spending anywhere between 150 to 600 bucks for lifejackets, first aid kit, and distress signals.
• Winterize boat : $2,000
• Sailing club: $800 - $1,500

Cost of owning a boat

Maintenance

Your average maintenance cost will be roughly $144 dollars per month for boats under 30', or just under $2,000 per year.

Maintenance involves a lot of hidden costs We took an in-depth look at everything . The result is a comprehensive article that lays it all out for new boat owners. Read all about maintenance costs

Gas engines run for about 1,500 hours, diesel engines run for 5,000. After that, you'll need to change them out.

Most engines will last you about 20 years.

A standard 15HP or 20HP outboard gas engine will cost you about $5,000 - $6,000 and needs replacing every 20 years or so. If you do the work yourself, it's more something like $1,000 - $1,500.

A smaller engine uses less fuel, reducing your total cost You can actually use a pretty small engine for most sailboats. To learn how small (and efficient) you can go, I've written a guide on how to calculate it yourself. Read all about outboard engine size

Replacing the sails and rigging

Most people that own a sailboat will have to replace the sails and rigging at least once in their lifetime. Replacing the mast is uncommon, but if you're unlucky and get demasted, it will need to be fixed. So I've added it to the "be aware this might happen" list - but won't add it to the monthly recurring costs.

If you need to replace the mast and boom, prepare to spend anywhere between $15,000 - $25,000.

I won't go into detail, but I have written a long article about the cost of new sails (opens in new tab). It's a really helpful post (with a formula) if you want to know what to expect.

Good quality cruising sails will need to be replaced every 10 years or so.

The cost of new sails is on average:

• 26' Bermuda Sloop rig will cost you about $1,000 - $2,500.
• 34' Bermuda Sloop rig will cost you about $3,000 - $5,000.

The cost of the new rigging is on average:

• Standing rigging - every 10 years at $4,000
• Running rigging - every 5-10 years at $5,000

Bottom Paint

Your boat will need bottom paint roughly every 2 years (could be longer, but to be safe, let's keep it at two). It's also called antifouling paint because it helps to protect your hull from weeds, barnacles, and so on. Barnacles can slice through your boat's bellow! So you don't want them on there.

On average, it costs about $15 to $20 per foot to get your sailboat hull painted professionally.

For a 26' sailboat, that's just 500 bucks. Money well spent.

Replacing safety equipment

USCG safety regulations require you to replace safety gear regularly.

• Lifejackets have to be replaced every 10 years.
• Flares have to be replaced every 42 months. You could consider buying a LED electric distress light instead, which will last you a lifetime.
• If you carry a life-raft you'll need to replace that every 12 years as well.

Adhering to the minimum safety requirements shouldn't cost you more than 150 - 250 dollars every 5 years. But if you want the good stuff, need more fire extinguishers, plan on spending more like $600. If you want a life raft, that's another $1,500.

To avoid you have to go cheap on your safety gear, I've put it in the budget for $500.

If you want to know exactly what the USCG safety requirements are, including checklists , definitely check out my article here.

Winterizing your boat

Winterization is an often overlooked cost, but it can be one of the largest expenses each year. If you're like me, and not so lucky to live in Florida, you need to winterize your boat.

Failing to winterize it will increase your maintenance cost over time, as the engine wears out more quickly, and your plumbing and equipment will fall apart. Winter storms and ice can damage the hull and mast as well. Learn all about the dangers of failing to winterize here .

It's the best way to protect your boat in wintertime, period.

It consists of two parts:

• Winterizing - costs $500 to $1000 - This is the preparation for winter storage. You flush the cooling system with anti-freeze, and the boat gets wrapped in a shrink wrap cover.
• Winter storage - costs $50 per ft on average

Some other maintenance costs:

• Batteries: deep cycle batteries need replacing every 4-6 years at $600
• Deck hardware: every 20-30 years (bullseyes, tiller, eye straps) at $1,500

Joining a Sailing Club

If you're new to sailing, you might want to consider joining a sailboat club. This might help you to get tips, make friends, and learn in a safe environment. Most clubs also organize races, which are a great way to quickly improve your sailing skills.

But it comes at a cost. Sailing clubs are very expensive.

Initiation fees range anywhere between $1,000 - $4,000. But that's not all.

Then there's an annual fee of $500 - $1,000 per year. And lot's of additional fees: for dining, lockers, etc.

If you're willing to skip Christmas, go for it.

How about making up for some of those losses? There's just no better feeling than earning back all that cash with the same thing that you've spent it on in the first place.

There are lot's of ways to earn a little extra with your boat - if you're willing to put in the effort. Here are a few ideas:

• hire yourself out as the captain of a personalized cruise (for families, newly-weds, groups of colleagues)
• take people to go fishing
• hire your boat out to yacht charter companies
• teach someone to sail
• take photographers, film crews, and artists on tours
• organize dolphin and whale watching tours
• delivery of cargo - some places just can't be reached by car, for example, the city center of Giethoorn (Dutch Venice). So you have a competitive edge here!

Some ideas to save money:

• install solar panels (no more dock power)
• buy a and cheap small boat (kayak or someting) to get to offshore anchorage (which are cheaper)
• shop around for insurance
• get gas at the gas station, not the marina
• do your own maintenance as much as possible
• find a friend with water access to avoid mooring
• use it a lot (prevents stuff from breaking)
• fix things that are broken immediately
• keep your sails out of the sun
• do your own upgrades

For example, convert your winches to self-tailing yourself. I was really surprised by how cheaply this can be done yourself. Read my article on how to do it here (opens in new tab).

How much does it cost to paint a boat hull? Painting a boat hull with antifouling paint will usually cost between $15 - $20 per feet. For example, a 25-foot sailboat will cost roughly $500. A 35-foot sailboat will cost $800 to repaint. You can get premium paints and services, which can quadruple the cost. Typically, a boat needs to be repainted every two years.

Why are used sailboats so cheap? Sailboats require a lot of skill and patience. They can be quite expensive to maintain and to keep in slip. Some people find they can't afford the marina rent, upkeep, and other costs; sometimes they simply don't want to; others don't want to sail anymore. In some cases, expensive and important parts are missing.

How much does it cost to charter a sailboat? The price of a charter depends on location, size of the vessel, crew or bareboat chartering, and so on. However, on average, a bareboat yacht charter will cost anywhere from $5,000 - $10,000 per week. Crewed charters cost anywhere between $10,000 - $15,000 per week. Superyachts may cost up to $150,000 per week.

Thanks to Jean-Pierre Bazard for letting me use his wrapped boat photo under CC BY-SA 3.0

Excellent write up. This is honestly the type of information that’s hard to find as you’re trying to get into sailing. I’m a car guy. People think of car collecting like Jay Leno, but it can be done cheaply. I get the impression sailing is the same way.

Shawn Buckles

Hi Stephen, thanks a lot for your kind words, really appreciate it! It really is kind of the same, it’s all about how much time and effort you’re willing to put in. As with anything, lots can be achieved with energy and attention.

Thanks again.

Serious question. Why are you buying a trailer for a 40 ft yacht? That doesn’t even make sense.

Hi Christian, thanks for the remark. 40 ft boat trailers do actually exist, although I agree that most people probably won’t trailer a 40 ft yacht.

Thank a lot for the very useful information„ now you caused me to start thinking why don’t I start sailing lessons to do round the world in a sail boat ( instead of an aircraft)

Hello Hatem, you’re very welcome. Smooth sailing, or flying.

Hi, I am not familiar with boats. My boss just asked me to find a nice boat for him. Thank you for this informative post, this helps me so much. By the way, I already found a site selling yachts here in the Philippines, here’s the link https://rayomarine.com Do you have any suggestion with brand and boat type. Thank you! More power!

Very good information, but I am having a hard time matching these number here in Southern California. Cheapest slip I found so for is $375/month, on a very run down and far from the ocean marina. At the harbor that I want, the cheapest I found is $800/month. Even if I was given a boat for free, just keeping it in place would cost me almost 10k/year

Excellent writeup, Shawn! Thank you very much for all your hard work and I look forward to reading your other articles on the subject.

Great info! We are in the market for our first sailboat and this answered many of our questions. Although I do agree with Rafael that slip prices in Southern California our much higher than what you listed. The marina we like will run about $1000 a month.

Thank you for your artical…a LOT of useful information included in it sir. I have been thinking about buying one for two years now, since I moved to a harbor town near where I grew up. We always had motor boats when I was young. But, I always loved sailing MUCH much more! I love the quiet of it, and always something to do, rather than just sit, drive, gas it up, dock, repeat. Laugh!! It’s about a ten min walk to the marina from here..and I have nothing but time. However my health is pretty bad. I just don’t know if I could handle it all alone. I’m thinking maybe a 25-30 foot cruiser. Thanks again sir!! I look forward to reading your other articles. Sincerely, Gary Heaton Olcott, Ny

Thanks a million! First time I come across an article that complete and with so much effort. For people thinking about buying a boat the info you provide is priceless.

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Good information, but any article on prices should have a date associated with it. I see no indication of when this article was posted.

Thank you so much for this well done article. We’re looking at getting a boat and you’ve answered questions we didn’t even know we had.

Awesome article good job i am from Slovenia and thinking about buyng sailboat and sail for 6 monhs per year.I hawe bean looking on Holland sites too buy one can i maybe find auctions too buy a sailingboat i bawe wach Troswijk but they do t hawe any up ther?

Many of the costs quoted look very low to me, especially in the first article. Was this written a long time ago?

Excellent article. Am wondering though how do I dispose of a used boat if I get tired of it and can’t sell it or possibly run it aground. Maybe a 40 ft sloop?

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Thanks for this infor.

Peace sailing.

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Extremely helpful and interesting article! Thank you!

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This is the most accurate information I have ever seen about boat ownership costs.

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How Much Does a Yacht Cost in the Philippines? (Here’s What You Need to Know)

Have you ever dreamed of taking a luxury yacht trip around the Philippines? Whether you’re looking to buy a yacht for yourself or just curious about the cost of yachts in the Philippines, you’ve come to the right place.

In this article, we’ll explore the cost of a yacht in the Philippines, including the factors that affect the price, the cost of smaller and larger yachts, additional costs to consider, and tips for saving money on a yacht purchase.

We’ll also provide resources for finding quality yachts in the Philippines.

So, if you’re ready to learn more, let’s dive in!.

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The cost of a yacht in the Philippines depends on a variety of factors, such as the size, model, and condition of the yacht.

Generally, you can expect to pay anywhere from $50,000 to $10 million or more for a yacht in the Philippines.

Additionally, there are often additional costs associated with owning and operating a yacht, such as dock fees, maintenance costs, and insurance.

Overview of Yacht Prices in the Philippines

The cost of a yacht in the Philippines can vary greatly depending on size, amenities, and brand.

Smaller yachts may cost as little as around $150,000, while larger and more luxurious models can cost upwards of $3 million.

When considering a yacht purchase, it is important to understand all the costs associated with ownership and operation.

This includes not only the purchase price, but also the cost of upkeep, maintenance, insurance, fuel, and other fees.

The size of the yacht will significantly affect the price.

Smaller yachts, such as sport fishing boats and sailboats, may cost as little as around $150,000, while larger, luxury yachts can cost upwards of $3 million.

The amenities of the yacht will also affect the cost.

For example, a yacht with more advanced navigation and communication systems, as well as a spacious interior, will be more expensive than a basic model.

The brand of the yacht is also a factor, as some brands may be more expensive than others.

In addition to the purchase price, there are many other costs associated with owning a yacht in the Philippines.

These include the cost of upkeep, maintenance, and insurance.

The cost of fuel and docking fees will also need to be taken into consideration.

Depending on the size and type of yacht, these costs can add up quickly.

For those considering a yacht purchase in the Philippines, it is important to research and factor in all of these costs to ensure the best value for their money.

It is also important to consider the type of yacht that best suits your needs and budget, as well as the availability of resources for upkeep and maintenance.

With the right research and planning, you can find the perfect yacht for your needs at the right price.

Factors Affecting the Cost of a Yacht

The cost of a yacht in the Philippines can vary greatly depending on a number of factors.

Size, amenities, and brand are the most important when it comes to determining the cost of a yacht.

The size of the yacht is one of the most important factors affecting the cost.

Smaller boats are more affordable, while larger vessels cost more.

The size of the yacht will also affect the amenities, such as the number of rooms, the types of materials used, and the number of features.

The amenities included in the yacht are another important factor that affects the cost.

Luxury yachts can be equipped with all the latest features, such as a full-service kitchen, air conditioning , a Jacuzzi, and a bar.

The more amenities included, the higher the price tag.

The brand of the yacht is also a factor to consider.

Boats from renowned brands such as Benetti, Azimut, and Ferretti will cost more than boats from lesser known brands.

Brand recognition can also add to the cost, as well as the reputation of the brand.

In addition to the cost of the yacht itself, there are other costs to consider when buying a yacht in the Philippines.

Upkeep and maintenance, for example, can add up quickly.

Insurance is another factor, as yacht insurance in the Philippines can be expensive.

It is important to research and factor in all of these costs to ensure the best value for your money.

Smaller Yacht Prices in the Philippines

When it comes to the cost of a yacht in the Philippines, it can vary greatly depending on its size, amenities, and brand.

Smaller yachts, known as day yachts, typically cost less than larger yachts.

For example, a smaller day yacht in the Philippines can range between $150,000 to $400,000 depending on its size and features.

These yachts are perfect for day trips and short voyages, and many offer basic amenities such as a kitchen, sleeping quarters, and a bathroom.

They may be equipped with amenities such as an outdoor shower, a sun deck, and a small dive platform.

These yachts are also ideal for fishing, as they are nimble and have an open deck space.

For those looking for a larger and more luxurious yacht, they can expect to pay upwards of $3 million.

These larger yachts are typically more luxurious and offer more amenities such as multiple decks, a full kitchen, multiple cabins, and a larger dive platform.

They may also come equipped with a spa, gym, and a helipad.

These yachts are perfect for longer voyages, as they are equipped with the necessary amenities and spacious enough to accommodate a larger number of passengers.

It is important to remember that the total cost of ownership of a yacht in the Philippines is more than just the purchase price.

Factors such as upkeep, maintenance, and insurance will also affect the total cost.

For example, the cost of fuel, mooring fees, and repairs can add up quickly.

Larger Yacht Prices in the Philippines

When it comes to the cost of a yacht in the Philippines, larger models tend to cost significantly more than smaller ones.

Luxury yachts with high-end amenities can cost anywhere from $1 million to $3 million or more, depending on the size of the yacht and the features it has.

Some of the features that can affect the cost of a yacht include the number of decks, the type of engines, the interior design, and the extra amenities such as a jacuzzi, a gym, or a cinema room.

For those looking to purchase a yacht in the Philippines, it is important to factor in the cost of upkeep and maintenance.

Yachts require regular servicing and repair, and the cost of these can quickly add up over the years.

Insurance is also a must, as it is important to protect your investment from potential damages.

It is also important to consider the cost of fuel when calculating the total cost of ownership.

The larger the yacht, the more fuel it will require, so it is essential to factor this in when budgeting for a yacht.

Finally, it is important to hire a competent and experienced crew to ensure the safe and efficient operation of the yacht.

The cost of crew salaries and related expenses can add up over time, so it is critical to include these costs in the total cost of ownership.

In conclusion, the cost of a yacht in the Philippines can vary greatly depending on its size, amenities, and brand.

It is important to factor in the cost of upkeep, maintenance, insurance, fuel, and crew salaries when calculating the total cost of ownership for a yacht in the Philippines.

Additional Costs to Consider

When it comes to the cost of owning a yacht in the Philippines, there are several additional factors to consider beyond the initial purchase price.

These include the costs of upkeep, maintenance, and insurance.

Upkeep costs are often overlooked, but can add up quickly, as they include things like fuel and dockage fees.

Maintenance costs depend on the type of yacht and how often it is used, but can include things like regular engine check-ups and hull maintenance.

Lastly, insurance is a must, as it can provide protection against unexpected events such as theft and accidents.

The cost of insurance will depend on the type and size of the yacht and the type of coverage desired.

It is important to research and factor in all of these costs when considering a yacht purchase in the Philippines to ensure the best value for their money.

Tips for Saving Money on a Yacht Purchase

Buying a yacht in the Philippines can be a large financial investment, and it is important to make sure you get the most out of your money.

Here are some tips for saving money on a yacht purchase: 1.

Research Different Yacht Types: There are many different types of yachts available, from luxury cruisers to fishing boats to sailboats.

Doing your research to find the best type of yacht for your needs will help you save money in the long run.

Look for Used Yachts: Buying a used yacht can be a great way to save money, although you should make sure you have the yacht checked out by a professional before purchasing.

There are many used yachts available in the Philippines, often at a fraction of the cost of a new yacht.

Shop Around: It is important to shop around and compare different yacht models and prices before making a purchase.

Many yacht dealers offer discounts for bulk purchases and for customers who finance their purchase through them.

Consider Financing: Financing can be a great way to save money on a yacht purchase.

Many yacht dealers offer financing options, and there are also other sources of financing available, such as banks and online lenders.

Calculate Total Costs: It is important to calculate the total cost of ownership before making a purchase.

This includes not only the initial purchase price, but also maintenance, insurance, fuel, and storage.

Following these tips can help you save money on a yacht purchase in the Philippines.

It is important to do your research and compare different models and prices before committing to a purchase.

It is also important to calculate the total cost of ownership to make sure you are getting the best value for your money.

Resources for Finding Quality Yachts in the Philippines

When looking for a yacht in the Philippines, it is important to consider the various resources available to you.

The most popular option is to search online, as there are many websites dedicated to finding yachts for sale.

These websites offer a wide range of options, including yachts of different sizes and amenities, as well as different brands and pricing.

You can also find used or refurbished yachts, which can be a good option if you are on a budget.

Another option is to search for local yacht dealerships in the Philippines.

These dealerships offer a variety of brands, models, and sizes, and can provide valuable advice on selecting the best yacht for your needs and budget.

In addition, these dealerships often have an inventory of both new and used yachts, so you can compare different models and pricing more easily.

Finally, it is also possible to find quality yachts by attending boat shows and yacht exhibitions.

Here, you can get an up-close look at the various models available and speak with representatives from different dealerships.

This can be a great opportunity to get a feel for the size, style, and amenities of the yacht you are interested in.

You may even be able to find special deals or discounts that are only available at the show.

Final Thoughts

Buying a yacht in the Philippines can be an exciting and rewarding experience.

It is important to keep in mind, however, that the cost of the yacht can vary greatly depending on its size, amenities, and brand.

Additional costs must also be taken into account such as upkeep, maintenance, and insurance.

To ensure the best value for your money, be sure to research all costs associated with yacht ownership and take advantage of any tips and resources available to save money on your purchase.

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How Much Does A Yacht Cost? Buying Your First Yacht

Lounging around while you enjoy the sea brings about a different kind of relaxation. Owning a yacht is a dream for many individuals–after all, a yacht is the epitome of the high life. But if you’re serious about wanting a yacht, you’re probably wondering how much does owning  a yacht cost in the Philippines.

The price of a good yacht varies depending on the size and condition. Generally, it is more expensive to buy a brand new boat but this may change depending on the situation. Aside from purchasing the actual boat, owning a yacht requires paying for yacht care services and other maintenance services such as boat exterior detailing services . Overall, owning a yacht costs a pretty penny, but the experience is well worth it.

If you’re serious about getting your own yacht, then read through our brief guide on yacht prices in the Philippines.

How Much Does Owning A Yacht Cost?

Yachts are one of the ultimate forms of luxury. As such, they do have expensive price points. A small locally made 25ft yacht may range from P2M to P2.5M, depending on the boat’s horsepower and inclusions. Of course, this price may go down a bit if the boat is not brand new.

When deciding if you’d rather purchase a new boat or a secondhand one, it is important to keep in mind that purchasing a secondhand yacht may increase your regular boating expenses as you need to ensure that the vessel remains in top condition. This means responding to possible issues that the previous owner encountered. In the long run, it might be less costly to acquire a brand new yacht with no issues instead of having to continuously maintain a used boat.

Aside from the actual cost of the boat, another thing that contributes to the expense of owning a yacht is the recurring fees needed to maintain the vessel. This includes the regular maintenance of the boat, as well as the rental or wage of a competent crew that will manage your yacht. A crew can cost yacht owners anywhere from P10,000 to P50,000 per month. The price may increase depending on the difficulty of their job as well.

How Much is A Yacht?

The price of a yacht depends mainly on the following factors:

• The size of the yacht;
• The age of the yacht; and
• The brand and type of yacht.

As a general rule, a bigger yacht is usually more expensive. Aside from the boat’s dimensions, the maintenance costs on bigger yachts are higher too because they require more work. Consider this when buying your yacht.

For first timers, experts recommend purchasing a 40-foot yacht. A 40-foot yacht is a respectably comfortable size that isn’t too difficult to maintain. It is not overwhelming for first time yacht owners and it gives them ample space to design the boat as they wish. A brand new 40-foot yacht is estimated to cost around P50M.

Other than the size, another factor that can contribute greatly to a yacht’s pricing is its age. Newer yachts will cost more upon purchase. This price point, however, is justified by the fact that most brand new yachts are most likely to not have issues or problems that a used boat could have. On the other hand, buying a brand new yacht may not be the wisest budget choice for those looking at cheaper options. If you’re looking to buy a yacht at a lower price point, then searching for a used boat is a viable option. A rough estimate for a 40-50 foot used boat’s price point is around P30M. While used boats are indeed cheaper, note that they may have complications because of past ownership. When looking at used boats, it is important to make sure to do exhaustive research on the model and boat to ensure that you get the best possible condition for the yacht.

Finally, when looking for a new yacht, it is important to consider what type you will be acquiring. Depending on what type of yacht you are getting, the price point might be at a higher level. The price point for an express yacht and a flybridge yacht differ, mostly because of the vast difference between the two.

Finding Cheaper Yacht Options

Sometimes, you need a trial version of owning a yacht before you can take the plunge. If you’re looking to experience owning a yacht without committing to the entire process yet, then you should consider renting out a yacht first. This is a great way to understand how a yacht fits in your lifestyle and can help you get ready for the responsibilities of being a full-fledged yacht owner.

If you’re wondering how much are yacht rentals in the Philippines, then you can ask around reputable ports and boat renting companies in the country. Currently, you can rent a boat for as low as P10,000 per day to P2.5M per day, depending on how luxurious the vessel is.

Live the High Life and Sail the Seas!

Owning a luxury yacht is the pinnacle of high life. Whether you’re looking to spend time in a yacht you own or rent out a luxury boat for a day or two, lounging around on your deck while sailing the seas is an elegant and refreshing way to rest and relax.

Purchasing a yacht is not only a promise of luxury, but it is also a huge commitment–one that involves a lot of financial duties. While it may seem like a huge challenge, our guide to yacht prices in the Philippines can help you have an easier time.

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The Philippines is an archipelagic country of islands in Southeast Asia situated in the beautiful Pacific Ocean. It comprises over 7,000 islands and islets approximately 500 miles off the coast of Vietnam. Here, you’ll discover a rich history, a fascinating culture of beautiful people, delicious food, amazing sites, and of course a stunningly beautiful island setting just waiting for you to explore. And like other gorgeous seaside destinations of the world, there is no better way to meander the wondrous Philippines than by yacht rental.

Sailo yacht rentals in the Philippines

Whether you’re an experienced sailor or you’re just dipping your toes in the water, it’s easy and convenient to find your ideal yacht rental using Sailo’s platform. We offer daily motor boat rentals in the Philippines . And just like with every other destination on Sailo, you can use our helpful filters to narrow your search results by boat type, travel dates, party size, price, and so much more, simplifying the process of finding your perfect boat.

Benefits of a daily boat rental in Philippines

We offer daily yacht rentals in the Philippines, which offers you the ability to charter a boat for two, four, six, or eight hours. If you plan to take a sunrise cruise or a dinner cruise,a two-hour rental will be ideal for you. If you want to spend the middle of your day going snorkeling or exploring locally by boat, a four- or six-hour rental is perfect. And if you want to spend an entire day touring the islands, an eight-hour rental is the best choice.

But no matter what, we highly recommend communicating with the boat representative of the daily rental you are interested in and discussing your plans for your trip. You can get ideas for what to do on your Philippines adventure, let the boat representative know what you’re most interested in experiencing, and get tips for your visit. The representative or owner can help determine how many hours you should book in order to make sure you have enough time to accomplish everything on your list.

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While you can get plenty of ideas for what to do on your visit to the Philippines by messaging the boat representative, we thought we would offer some of our top places that you should make sure you check out during your South Asia adventure.

No matter how much experience you have, you can go snorkeling around the amazing Philippines islands. We suggest snorkeling around El Nido at the north end of Palawan Island, Bohol Island, and Puerto Galera for some fantastic sea life among crystal clear waters.

We also recommend visiting Danajon Reef. This is a fantastic must-see place on your private yacht charter. It stretches around 90 kilometers between the islands of Cebu and Bojol and has plenty of gorgeous scenery to keep you busy for hours. It’s a fantastic place to stop and smell the ocean for a while and is a must-see for every visit.

Finally, we highly recommend heading to Carabao Island for some fantastic beaches, cliff jumping, and sunsets. The scenery here is out of this world and the island itself could be perfect on a postcard. This is a great place to relax and unwind during your trip to the Philippines.

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Luxury Yacht: Luxury yacht charters are available for either a sailing yacht (sailboat), catamaran or motorboat and will have a crew and host/hostess on hand to cater for whatever your needs are along with a skipper who will have a detailed knowledge of your cruising area. On a crewed yacht charter of this kind you get to create your own personal itinerary and will have far greater range than on other boats which allows for lots of variety in how you travel and what you do.

Superyacht: A superyacht or sometimes called mega yacht are boats which are least 24 metres (79 feet) in length up to 180 metres (590 feet) and can either be sailing yachts (sailboats) or motorboats. These types of boats are most frequently found in the Med of Caribbean and due to their size they will have a large chartering area and can typically pick you up from whatever location you require rather than you being required to get to a set marina to start your charter. They are fully crewed with professional staff who will cater for your every need along with a skipper who will have extensive knowledge of your chosen cruising areas.

Motorboat: This covers a wide variety of boats from a motor yacht with cabins to a private boat trip for a fishing trip but all of the these are comfortable seagoing boats with a kick of speed should you want to cover a bigger distance on the day.​

RIB: Very much day boats for fishing and day cruising, RIBs are a lot of fun for a day afloat. They can be very quick and are great should you be in a town on holiday and fancy seeing the coast or finding secluded sandy beaches to get away from it all.

Captained Yacht Charter or Bareboat

When it comes to boat rental or yacht charter in Philippines you typically have two choices - bareboat yacht rental or captained yacht charter.

When using Borrow A Boat you can filter all boat searches to be with or without a captain depending on what you are looking for and below we cover some of the main points to consider for your boat rental.

Captained Charter: A captained yacht charter gives you the advantage of being able to get afloat without having to invest in getting sailing qualifications before hand. For a monohull sailing yacht you will pay €120/£100/$135 plus a day extra for the captain, as well as their food and a tip at the end.

When you get to a luxury yacht or superyacht charter with crew these prices will increase and costs also depend on where you plan to sail to along with the size and type of boat rental on your sailing holiday.

In some cases captains will also be the yacht or boat owners (typically day trips) which means they will know all the best secluded beaches to show you the best that the area has to offer with their local knowledge.

For day trips you will often be able to use a captain as well and prices will vary depending on the type of boat.

Bareboat Yacht Charter: For skilled sailors, a bareboat charter is cheaper and gives more privacy for you and your charter guests. Many sailors prefer to be helming the boat while choosing their own course, and provided you have the knowledge and relevant qualifications you can captain these boats (typically up to 54 feet/16.5 metres in length) yourself.

Do You Need A Licence To Charter A Yacht In Philippines

If you are on a gulet or captained yacht charter you do not need a license to sail a yacht out of Philippines. This is also the case where you are renting a small motorboat without a cabin for a day trip around the local islands or beaches.

You do need a license if you are on a bareboat yacht charter, here are some examples of sailing qualifications:

International Certificate of Competence: This is issued on request by your European sailing authority and you should automatically qualify with certain national sailing qualifications.

RYA Qualifications: If you have the following qualifications you will be able to take a bareboat charter out of Philippines, these include Day Skipper (sail or motor endorsement), Coastal Skipper or Yachtmaster.

American Sailing Association (ASA): The ASA 104 Bareboat certificate is commonly accepted.

US Sailing: The International Proficiency Certificate is widely accepted and The Bareboat Cruising Certificate is also accepted in many cases.

The main points to consider are what is your budget, have you got the necessary sailing experience and qualifications to manage the boat if it's not going to have a skipper, whom you are taking sailing, where exactly you wish to go and what will the weather be like on the proposed dates of your trip.

​You will typically pay 50% up front on booking the yacht hire and the balance on arrival. You will either pay a security deposit with your credit card on departure or can get insurance covering damage in advance. In some cases (such as the recent Covid situation) charter companies may be more flexible but this depends on the individual charter companies themselves.

If you are at sea and in danger, call MAYDAY on VHF Ch16 or ring the coast guard on your phone if you have reception. If you have a mechanical fault and can make it to or are on a mooring you will be able to phone a help line number given by the boat charter company.

You should consider do you have the experience to handle the yacht charter or boat rental before you book and where do you want to go along with what the weather will be like. Bring warm weather and cool weather clothing if it looks like the weather can be cool as well as warm and remember at sea it can be cool on most evenings.

If you want to sail without a captain then you will need relevant qualifications like RYA Day Skipper/International Certificate of Competence (ICC)/ASA 104 Bareboat certificate or the US Sailing Certificate. For small 'day boats' or if you choose to have a skippered on board your yacht charter you typically don't require licences.

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How to plan the ultimate island-hopping adventure in the Philippines

In this archipelago of over 7,000 islands, bamboo boats can take you almost anywhere — a neon-streaked city, an underwater shipwreck or a forest village where fireflies twinkle with the stars 

Filipinos have long referred to their country as a pearl. And yes, you can find pearls here — but that’s not the only reason why. It has everything to do with the Philippines’ natural riches: among them, jade-green rice terraces, looming limestone mountains and sunsets so vivid they seem to set the sea ablaze. Add to this the country’s cities, with oceanside skyscrapers, a diverse street food scene and charming, mini-bus-like jeepneys, and you have the makings of a world-class break.  

Because the Philippines has no mainland to speak of, most trips here tend to involve hopping between some of its 7,641 islands and islets. Those craving a more laidback beach getaway are well catered for: in popular destinations like Palawan, bangkas (bamboo outrigger boats) line up by the shores, ready to whisk you to your choice of sandbar. Some are backed by barefoot bars, some are famous for snorkelling, while others are reclaimed by the water at high tide.  

But the best visits to these islands include time spent inland. Filipinos flock to the cities of the Central Visayas, where ancestral houses and museums tell tales of national heroes — revolutionaries whose names are uttered with a reverence usually reserved for saints. On less frequented landmasses like the Bicol Peninsula, on Luzon island, you’ll find forests crisscrossed with streams and dotted with crystalline lagoons, and villages built from bamboo and wreathed in woodsmoke. Motorised tricycles putter from one of these villages to the next, carrying anything from chickens and pigs to an entire family of eight.  

Diving opens up a whole new world beneath the waves, too, where coral chapels house congregations of angelfish and wrasse, while shoals of silvery sardines dance above. Some sites are frequented by bigger beasts — barracudas, manta rays, whale sharks and thresher sharks — and advanced diving credentials can bring them into view, while also giving access to the Philippines’ renowned shipwrecks. Down at those depths, you might discover creatures such as the ghost pipefish, which make their homes in the banks of black coral. And, who knows, perhaps you’ll find a shining pearl or two.  

Itinerary 1: Central Visayas

Start: Mactan •   Finish: Apo Island   Distance: 183 miles • Time: 16 days

The Philippines can be divided into three areas: Luzon, the biggest, northernmost island, home to the capital, Manila; the Visayas, an archipelago scattered at its centre; and Mindanao, the second-largest island to the south. The Central Visayas are the heart of the country, with as much culture and history as leisure and adventure.  

Begin on Mactan island. Lapu-Lapu City is named after the 16th-century chief who ordered the killing of explorer Ferdinand Magellan, whose arrival paved the way for Spanish rule. To learn more about the country’s past, cross the 5.5-mile Cebu-Cordova Link Expressway to Cebu island, where history looms large in both Catholic churches and capiz shell-encrusted ancestral houses.  

Reserve about a week for both. Then, the real island-hopping begins, with fast and frequent ferries making transfers easy. Take one to Bohol island; once there, drive straight to Tagbilaran city, on Bohol’s southern shore, and across a bridge to Panglao Island. After a couple of days recharging on Panglao, retrace your way to Bohol to explore its limestone hills. Beyond lies Negros island, where Dumaguete city is the jumping-off point for discovering Apo Island.

1. Mactan Seaside resorts line Mactan’s southeastern shore — as do dive shops , positioned to make the most of a vertiginous reef wall that’s home to sea snakes and green turtles. Lapu-Lapu City, which covers most of the island, is the Philippines’ guitar-making capital: take a tour of Alegre Guitar Factory , which sells instruments made from tropical wood.  

2. Cebu Ferdinand Magellan spent his final days on Cebu, one of the region’s biggest islands. This is where you’ll find Magellan’s Cross, planted by the explorer after his arrival, and the Santo Niño de Cebu. While they were still on good terms, Magellan gifted local tribespeople this carved wooden image of the baby Jesus, now housed in the Basilica del Santo Niño. It’s honoured every January during Sinulog , a folk dance festival.

3. Panglao Island There’s a beach to suit every visitor to Panglao . While most like to party on Alona, the local favourite is Dumaluan, a quiet stretch of powdery coral sand. If neither appeals, take a boat trip to the round island of Balicasag. On the way there, you may spot bottlenose and Risso’s dolphins.

4. Bohol Bohol’s undulating Chocolate Hills are one of the Philippines’ most photographed sights, but they’re not the island’s only attraction. Spend the night in a nipa palm hut in the forest village of Loboc, paddleboarding by day and firefly-watching by night.  

5. Dumaguete This university town sits on the east shore of Negros, an island known for its tangy inasal (barbecued chicken). Try it at Jo’s Chicken Inatô, then head to Lab-as Seafood Restaurant for liempo kinilaw, vinegar-cured tuna chunks topped with crispy pork belly. Spend the evening bar-hopping along Rizal Boulevard, sampling rums made from Negros sugarcane.  

6. Apo Island This coral cornucopia is one of the country’s best-loved dive spots . Beginner-friendly sites include the Chapel, where moray eels slither among sea fans and leather corals. For experienced divers, Coconut Point has schools of trevally and the occasional hawksbill turtle.

Itinerary 2: Palawan

Start: Puerto Princesa •   Finish: Coron Town Distance: 310 miles • Time: 14 days

Although a map might convince you it’s one giant mass of land, Palawan is a quintessential island-hopping destination. Around 1,780 islets are scattered around the shores of Palawan Island — the archipelago’s biggest by far — ranging from jagged peaks to blinding white sandbars. But it’s the sea itself, and what lies within, that truly dazzles.  

The best place to start is the provincial capital of Puerto Princesa, on Palawan Island. It faces Honda Bay, a smattering of islands that sink and reemerge with the ebb and flow of tides. Riding a bus through Palawan Island’s interior, you’ll find bamboo villages full of crowing cockerels, set against the silhouette of indigo mountains. It’s a fine taster for the UNESCO-listed Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park, which draws visitors from the Cabayugan River’s brackish mouth into a shadowy cathedral of caves.  

Palawan’s northeastern tip is a limestone wonderland, its chiselled karsts attracting climbers, kayakers and photographers. From here, take a multi-day boat trip to Coron Town, your last stop and base for reaching the waters of Coron Bay. It’s a world-renowned wreck-diving destination: Japanese warships lie in shallow graves, with coral and sea turtles claiming their rusting hulls.

1. Puerto Princesa Palawan’s capital is your base for the first few stops of this itinerary. Pay a visit to the Palawan Heritage Center, an interactive museum that houses both ancient artifacts and modern arts and crafts. In the evening, head to the seafront Baywalk promenade, where you’ll find a variety of laid-back, family-owned restaurants and bars. Don’t miss the Palawan honey-infused beer at Palaweño Brewery , the Philippines’ first female-owned craft brewery, a 20-minute walk into town.  

2. Honda Bay The islets in Honda Bay, north east of Puerto Princesa, are blessed with biodiversity. On an island-hopping day tour from the city, operator Corazon Travel & Tours will have you swim among horned sea stars, damselfish and iridescent wrasse, pausing for a picnic lunch of freshly caught fish. On the larger islands, coconut vendors ply their trade on many beaches and will gladly hack open a freshly fallen fruit for you to drink from.

3. Mount Magarwak The beginner-friendly trek up Mount Magarwak — a cluster of hills between Honda Bay and the taller peaks of Puerto Princesa — is best done as a half-day trip from the city. Most guides will pick you up before sunrise; this way, you’ll reach the summit in time to see the sun’s first golden rays skim the bay below. On the way up, you’ll encounter native ironwood and katmon trees, as well as some of Palawan’s 445 species of butterfly.

4. Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park In this national park on the western coast of Palawan Island, an underground river winds for five miles through a mountain. Small-boat tours from the nearby village of Sabang take you up to its halfway point, gliding through echoing caves where bats chatter overhead. Although most travellers will visit on an organised day trip from Puerto Princesa, it’s worth staying overnight in Sabang to explore the surrounding forest, home to endemic species such as the Palawan peacock pheasant and Palawan porcupine.  

5. El Nido This town is the base for visits to the Bacuit Archipelago — 45 craggy limestone outcrops that rise from the sea like mountains. To escape the day-trippers, it’s worth booking a tour through an operator such as Tao , which takes you to Coron Town for several days of snorkelling in the furthest-flung islands, eating and sleeping by the sea in bamboo huts.

6. Coron Bay During the closing stages of the Second World War, the US Air Force launched a surprise attack on 12 Japanese warships anchored in Coron Bay, sinking them in a matter of hours. Their wrecks — particularly that of the Okikawa Maru, with its cavernous propeller room and resident population of neon nudibranchs — are now popular locations for experienced divers .

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