112 yachts, 3m to 62.5m, sailing from Puerto Banús

Yacht Charter in Marbella, Built Around the Day You Actually Want

From compact day boats to the Benetti Oasis 40, day-rate and APA figures are laid out at booking so an active afternoon on the water doesn't come with surprises later.

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From quiet day-boats to staffed superyachts.

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Thumper — Yacht Hire Marbella, Marbella
Sunseeker

Thumper

Five cabins and slow mornings along the coast

  • 40m
  • 12 guests
  • 5 cabins
from €32,000/day View →
Emerald — Yacht Hire Marbella, Marbella
Feadship

Emerald

Emerald — 50m

  • 50m
  • 12 guests
  • 6 cabins
from €35,000/day Contact
Sunseeker 115 — Yacht Hire Marbella, Marbella
Sunseeker

Sunseeker 115

Wide decks and easy swim access along the coast

  • 35m
  • 12 guests
  • 5 cabins
  • 23kn
from €17,000/day View →
Concierge

What Makes a Charter Here Run Smoothly

01

Clear Day-Rate And APA Guidance

Day-rate and APA figures are set out at booking rather than estimated afterward, so a day built around water toys or a beach club call doesn't surprise anyone on the invoice.

02

Family Stops In Calmer Water

Families based near Marbella can anchor in shallower water off Bahía de Marbella or Playa de Cabopino, with swim stops chosen for calmer conditions rather than the open coast.

03

Vessel Fit Checked Before Departure

On a Benetti Oasis 40 or Riva 130 Bellissima, tender and toy setup is checked against guest numbers before departure so nobody is waiting once the boat is anchored.

04

Flexible Formats From Afternoon To Multi-Day

Charters run from a short afternoon loop out of Puerto Banús to multi-day routes toward Sotogrande or the Strait, with customs planning handled ahead of any cross-border stop.

05

Fleet Range From Day Boats To Superyachts

The fleet spans 112 vessels from 3-metre day boats to 62.5-metre superyachts, including sport yachts and catamarans, so group size and pace can be matched properly.

Q & A

Questions we get before booking

A quick read of what most charter clients ask before booking.

  • Is a Marbella charter suitable for children and families?

    Yes. Many families staying near Marbella choose calmer, shallower anchorages such as Bahía de Marbella or Playa de Cabopino over the open coast, and the day's swim stops are picked with that in mind rather than defaulting to a fixed sunset loop.

  • Can we charter for a corporate event with catering?

    Corporate groups do book day charters for client lunches or team days off the Marbella coast; catering, timing and privacy requirements are discussed directly with the broker before the day is confirmed, since specifics vary by vessel and group size.

  • Do multi-day itineraries need customs planning?

    If a route crosses into Gibraltar or continues past the Strait, customs and tidal planning are handled as part of the itinerary rather than left until departure day; multi-day routes toward Sotogrande are planned with that in mind from the start.

  • How does the season affect route choice?

    June to September gives the steadiest afternoon breeze and clearest conditions for a Gibraltar Strait approach; April, May and October keep warm water with less crowding, and winter days off Puerto Banús are possible when conditions are calm.

  • How many guests can charter, and what does the day rate include?

    Capacity ranges from small groups on day boats to 12 guests on yachts like the Sunseeker 115 or Feadship Emerald; the day rate covers vessel and crew, with fuel, APA and extras such as water toys quoted separately before booking.