Palermo, Sicily's vibrant capital, sits on the Tyrrhenian Sea and serves as an excellent base for sailing throughout the region. The city's two departure marinas—Marina Galizzi and Marina Villa Igiea—provide access to a fleet of 26 charter yachts, offering flexibility for various sailing preferences and group sizes. From these moorings, you can begin explorations of Sicily's coastal waters, with sailing opportunities centered around the island itself.
The city blends Norman architecture, Arab influences, and Mediterranean character, creating a distinctive cultural atmosphere. Whether you're an experienced sailor or new to yacht chartering, Palermo's established marina infrastructure and available vessel options make it a practical choice for a Sicilian sailing adventure. The combination of departure facilities and local expertise supports both day sails and longer coastal journeys.
Averages 2016-2025
12°
Jan
12°
Feb
13°
Mar
16°
Apr
19°
May
24°
Jun
27°
Jul
27°
Aug
24°
Sep
20°
Oct
17°
Nov
13°
Dec
Jun – Aug
26°
Sea 27°
Dec – Feb
12°
Sea 16°
Marina Villa Igiea
From 1288€
Marina Villa Igiea
From 904€
Marina Villa Igiea
From 4050€
Marina Galizzi
From 320€
Marina Villa Igiea
From 2685€
Marina Galizzi
From 501€
Marina Villa Igiea
Marina Villa Igiea
From 3857€
Marina Galizzi
From 208€
Marina Villa Igiea
From 545€

Marina Villa Igiea
From 2517€
Marina Villa Igiea
From 371€
Marina Galizzi
From 219€
Marina Galizzi
Marina Villa Igiea
From 619€
R 9 SHIPYARDS RENIERR 9 SHIPYARDS RENIER
OnyrisWake to hidden coves, anchor where ferries can't follow, live the Sicilian coast on your own schedule.
Sarnico 65 - Noe - 2004Six souls, infinite horizons—sail Sicily's secret waters where time dissolves into Tyrrhenian blue.
OdileOur sail boat ODILE - a 12 Meter Sailing Boat Odile is a sailing yacht built by the French shipyard Dufour Yachts, model D40 Performance. It features elegant lines and excellent sailing performance ? lively and responsive, ideal for fast cruising. The keel's draft of 2.10 meters ensures great sailing efficiency, especially when sailing upwind. The hull has modestly flared topsides, a low freeboard, and only slightly pronounced overhangs. The low, streamlined coachroof leaves ample space for