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  • Aramis

    Low Season: 38.000 €/week
    High Season : 48.000 €/week
    Medium Season : 43.000 €/week
    Lenght mt: 23.8
    Cabins: 4
    Yacht Type: Motor Yacht
    Year: 2011 – Refit 2017/2020
    Model: Princess V78
    Builder: Princess Yacht />
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  • Blue Griffin

    Low Season: 22.400 €/week
    High Season: 25.900 €/week
    Lenght mt: 18.9
    Cabins: 4
    Yacht Type: Catamaran
    Year: 2012/2019
    Modell:
    Builder: Lagoon

  • Anima Superyacht Catamarano Yacht Charter

    Catamaran ANIMA

    Low Season €85,000/week
    High Season: €95,000/week
    Length: 24m / 78′ 9″ft
    Cabins: 4 – Crew: 5
    Yacht Type: Power Catamaran
    Year: 2025
    Shipyard: Fountaine Pajot

  • Catamaran Bali 5.8 ALISEI Superyacht for Charter

    Catamaran Bali 5.8 ALISEI

    Low Season €31,000/week
    High Season: €39,000/week
    Length: 17.66m / 57′
    Cabins: 4 – Crew: 3
    Yacht Type: Power Catamaran
    Year: 2025
    Shipyard: Bali Catamarans

  • Heritage-M-Exterior-cockpit-flowers-yacht-for-charter-west-coast-international

    Heritage M

    Low Season €58,000/week
    High Season: €52,000/week
    Length: 33.5 m
    Cabins: 3 – Crew: 4
    Yacht Type: Sailing Yacht
    Year: 2000/ Refit 2024
    Shipyard: Perini Navi

  • Lagoon 62 The Sun

    Low Season:
    High Season: €33,000/week
    Length m: 18.9
    Cabins: 5
    Type of Yacht: Catamaran
    Year: 2020
    Model: Lagoon 620
    Site: Lagoon

  • Lagoon Sixty 5 GLORIA

    Low Seasonda 37.790€/week-
    High Season: a 60.000 €/week
    Lenght 20,55 Mt
    Cabins: 4/5 – Crew 4
    Kind of Yacht: Catamaran
    Model: Lagoon Sixty 5
    year: 2025
    Builder: Lagoon

  • Mindfulness

    Low Season : 34.000 €/week
    High Season: 38.000 €/week
    Lenght mt: 23.98 (20′ 04″)
    Cabins: 3
    Kind of Yacht: Sailing Yacht
    Year: 2021
    Model: Advance 80
    Cantiere: Advanced Yachts

  • Rock Moon

    Low Season: 29.000 €/week +VAT
    Hihj Season: 33.000 €/week +VAT
    Day Charter: On request
    Lenght mt: 22,00
    Cabins: 4
    Yacht kind: Motor Yacht
    Model: Technema 70
    Year: 2004- Refit 2024
    Builder: Posillipo

  • Sailing Yacht Puritan

    Low Season: 57.500 + VAT €/week
    High Season: 63.250 + VAT €/week
    Lenght mt: 38,40
    Cabins: 4
    Year: 1930 – Refit 2017
    Model: Gaff rigged Shooner
    Builder: Elco (USA)
    Naval Architect: John G. Alden

    Navigation Area: Mediterranean

  • Sunreef 74 Ombre Blu

    Low Season: €35,000/week
    High Season: €35,000/week
    Length m: 20.04
    Cabins: 3
    Type of Yacht: Catamaran
    Year: 2010 – Refit 2018
    Model: Sunreef 74
    Builder: Sunreef Yachts

  • Don Michele

    Low Season: 43.000 €/week
    High Season: 52.000 €/week
    Lenght mt: 27.3
    Cabins: 5
    Kind of Yacht: Motor Yacht
    year: 2016
    Model:
    CBuilder: C-Boat

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The Destination

Yacht charter in the Tuscan Archipelago: everything you need to know

A yacht charter in the Tuscan Archipelago means sailing one of the largest marine parks in the Mediterranean. Seven islands dot the sea between the Tuscan coast and Corsica, from Elba with its beaches and mines to the almost untouched reserves of Montecristo and Pianosa. It is an archipelago where protected nature and crystalline sea coexist just a few miles from the mainland.

The most requested routes start from Elba, the largest of the islands, and take in Giglio, Capraia and the clear waters of the park reserves. VerdeBlu selects the crewed yacht best suited to the area, the season and the way you like to cruise, building every proposal to measure and with the utmost discretion.

The right yacht

A yacht rental in the Tuscan Archipelago can range from a catamaran for the family to a superyacht with full crew, and VerdeBlu selects the vessel best suited to your style of cruising.

Best Time

From May to October the climate is ideal, with warm waters and sheltered coves, in an archipelago largely protected as a national park.

Seasonality

May — JuneOptimal
July — AugustPeak Season
September — OctoberOptimal
November — AprilNot Advised

June and September offer the best balance of climate, calm seas and less crowded coves in the Tuscan Archipelago.

Suggested Experiences

Tuscan Archipelago yacht itineraries: 3 routes not to miss

7 Days

Elba and the smaller islands

From Piombino — beaches and coves

The beaches of Elba and the waters of Capraia, between granite, mines and crystalline sea.

  • • Piombino → Portoferraio (Elba)
  • • Portoferraio → Capo Sant’Andrea
  • • Sant’Andrea → Marciana and Pomonte
  • • Pomonte → Porto Azzurro
  • • Porto Azzurro → Capraia
  • • Return to Elba

7 Days

Giglio, Giannutri and Argentario

From Porto Santo Stefano — the southern archipelago

Giglio, Giannutri and the bays of the Argentario, in the south of the archipelago.

  • • Porto Santo Stefano → Giglio Porto
  • • Giglio → Campese
  • • Campese → Giannutri (Cala Maestra)
  • • Giannutri → Argentario (Cala Grande)
  • • Argentario → Talamone
  • • Return to Porto Santo Stefano

10 Days

Tour of the Archipelago

From Elba — the seven islands

From Elba to Giglio, skirting the reserves of Pianosa and Montecristo, at the heart of the park.

  • • Elba → Pianosa (reserve)
  • • Pianosa → view of Montecristo
  • • Montecristo → Giglio
  • • Giglio → Giannutri
  • • Giannutri → Argentario
  • • Return towards Elba
Practical Information

Everything you need to know

What’s included in a VerdeBlu charter

✓ Full, personalised assistance
✓ Crew on board
✓ Yacht and crew insurance
✓ Crew wages and meals

Indicative cruising costs

Fuel costs for motor yachts depend on the type of engines installed and their consumption, which varies from one vessel to another. Weather and cruising conditions can also significantly affect consumption.

For sailing yachts, fuel costs are generally lower, as the main propulsion is provided by the wind acting on the sails. The engine is used mainly for harbour manoeuvres or when wind conditions are insufficient.

Documents and regulations

The activity is governed by Article 2 of Legislative Decree no. 171 of 18 July 2005, the Code of Recreational Boating implementing Directive 2003/44/EC, in accordance with Article 6 of Law no. 172 of 8 July 2003.

The measure came into force on 15 September 2005 and is currently updated with the amendments published up to 9 May 2026.

Crew and tailored services

The crew is carefully selected and highly qualified, attending to every aspect of navigation and life on board with professionalism and discretion. Ashore, we can arrange transfers, car rental, restaurant reservations and experiences, designed around the preferences you indicate at the time of booking.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers for your charter

Which islands of the Tuscan Archipelago can I visit?
A yacht in the Tuscan Archipelago can take in Elba and Capraia in the north, Giglio and Giannutri in the south, with the Argentario as a base on the coast. Montecristo and Pianosa are reserves with regulated access.
Can I visit the Montecristo and Pianosa reserves?
Yes. For a yacht for rent in the Tuscan Archipelago, these islands are part of the national park and access is regulated. A suggested itinerary is defined before departure, which the Captain adapts according to the park rules, the sea and weather conditions and the safety of the guests.
Is a boating licence required to charter?
No, a crewed yacht charter in the Tuscan Archipelago does not require guests to hold a boating licence. Operating the yacht and holding the relevant qualifications is the responsibility of the qualified crew selected by the owner.
What is the recommended length of a cruise?
A charter can start from a weekend, but to truly appreciate the islands of the park the most suitable option is a weekly or medium to long cruise, which leaves time to alternate stops ashore with days at anchor.
In Depth

Why choose the Tuscan Archipelago for your next charter

The Tuscan Archipelago is a marine park just a few miles from the coast. Every island has a different character, Elba with its beaches and history, Capraia of volcanic origin, Giglio with its seabeds, and then the almost inaccessible reserves of Montecristo and Pianosa. It is a protected sea, where nature is still the protagonist.

A yacht charter in the Tuscan Archipelago offers the beaches of Elba, the bays of Giglio and the park reserves. VerdeBlu selects the vessel best suited to your idea of a cruise, with respect for the sea and the marine protected areas, so that the beauty of these places remains intact.

Ready to set sail?

Tell us your dates and your preferences and we will help you select the crewed yacht best suited to your cruise in the Tuscan Archipelago.

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