Sarandë
Ksamil
Vlorë
Vlorë
Durrës
Vlorë
Vlorë
Himarë
Himarë
Vlorë
Durrës
Durrës
Sarandë
Vlorë
Sarandë
Ksamil
Poised on the western side of the Balkan Peninsula and surrounded by Kosovo, North Macedonia, Kosovo and Greece, Albania is in a prime location. People have begun to flock to this location as it is slowly being recognised for its beautiful beaches and rich history. Its Eastern shores are the meeting point for both the Adriatic and Ionian seas. A yacht rental in Albania is the ideal way to explore the Adriatic’s best-kept secret.
There are multiple factors that will determine the final cost of your rental : duration of journey, amount of passengers, size and brand of vessel, if a skipper is included. Basic equipment such as safety gear, life jackets and navigation equipment may be provided. Fuel costs for shorter trips are typically included; however, a separate payment for fuel is required for larger rentals.
The cost of a charter begins at €750 per day.
The cost of a charter begins at €1,286 per day.
The cost of a charter begins at €1,200 per day.
The cost of a charter begins at €250 per day
When you charter a yacht in Albania, you will have a week-long itinerary that will allow you to experience the authentic and rugged beauty of this area.
Anchor your private yacht charter in Albania in Butrint Bay, which lies directly opposite Corfu. Here, you will find Butrint National Park which is a UNESCO world heritage site. This stunning park is only accessible by boat!
Saranda, also called Sarandë, is home to the natural marvel “The Blue Eye”. This freshwater spring takes the shape of an alluring blue eye, with the depths of the underwater dark cave forming the “pupil”.
If you continue up the Albanian coast, you'll reach the charming town of Borsh. Here, you'll find one of the longest beaches in the region, which is simply breathtaking when viewed from the water on your yacht charter. From this lengthy beach, you can view the crystal clear waters and the stunning mountain range in the distance. But that's not all; the coast is dotted with high-end hotels, restaurants, and clubs to cater to your every vacation need.
Once you've explored Saranda, consider traveling 12 km south to Ksamil (also referred to as Ksamili). This charming village is a hidden gem of Europe, boasting pristine sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters that exude tranquility. Visitors can partake in water activities, swim, and sunbathe in this idyllic paradise. Additionally, there are small islands situated near the shore that you can reach by swimming, making it an excellent choice for those seeking seclusion.
If you choose to rent a yacht in Albania for the weekend, you can be sure of a jam-packed weekend ahead!
Those with an interest in history may want to visit Gjirokastra, an ancient town nestled in the valley between Gjere Mountain and Drino. Dubbed the "City of Stone," Gjirokastra is known for its distinct architecture dating back to the 13th century, including the Gjirokastra Castle which still stands today. From whatever vantage point you see this city, it's a Balkan beauty from all sides! The winding cobblestone streets are charming and are one of the main reasons why this area attracts so many tourists.
Gjipe beach is one of the most secluded beaches in Europe. You can access this hidden gem from Jale Beach with your yacht rental.
Due to its climate that is heavily influenced by its Mediterranean neighbours, Albania experiences hot summers and mild winters. For optimal boat rental in Albania, it is recommended to plan your visit between April to June or September to October to avoid the scorching summer heat and enjoy leisurely activities like lounging on the beaches or exploring the country. If you're considering a yacht charter in Albania, keep in mind that during summer, the wind is primarily onshore, with stronger gusts in the afternoon that taper off by nighttime.
There are a plethora of yacht charter services that include a skipper! A skipper is highly recommended as these sailing savants will take care of the technical aspects while you kick back and relax. While the skippers navigate and dock, you can explore the beauty that Albania has to offer with ease. As they are locals, they may also introduce you to some hidden spots!
If you do have the requisite sailing experience, simply use the filters to search for boats that do not require a skipper.
When you decide to rent a boat in Albania, your needs and plans will determine the final vessel. Your boat hire will need to suit the duration of your trip and the party size. For a week-long charter, we recommend yachts, catamarans and sailboats. To top off the perfect weekend charter, choose a motorboat, RIB or a jetski. Simply use the filters on our Océans Evasion website such as price, capacity and manufacturer to help you find the perfect boat for you!
The maximum capacity of a sailboat is 8 people, with 4 cabins.
The maximum capacity of a Gulet is 15 people with 7 cabins. The minimum capacity of a Gulet is 12 people with 6 cabins.
The maximum capacity of a Motorboat is 10, with 3 cabins. The minimum capacity of a Motorboat is 4, with 3 cabins.
The maximum capacity of a RIB is 8 people. The minimum capacity of a RIB is 5.
In Albania, expect to pay around €1,253 per day to rent a boat. Prices can vary from €139 to €5,523 depending on the season, boat age, and included equipment.
Skipper costs can vary depending on the boat owner and your chosen destination. In Albania, expect to pay an average of €215 per day for skipper services.
The cost of renting a boat in Albania usually includes amenities like MP3 / USB socket, GPS, Bathing, and others.
Boats in Albania can accommodate up to 102 people. If you rent a boat with a skipper, they are included in the total number of people.
The majority of boat rentals do not include fuel. However, in Albania, fuel is included in the price for 4 boats.
In Albania, privately owned yachts are available to rent. See other yachts in the area.