Stayinto · Boat charter· Andalusia
Tyrrhenian Sea
The Tyrrhenian Sea forms the western heart of the Mediterranean, bounded by mainland Italy and its major islands. This sailing area draws experienced mariners and those new to cruising alike, offering sheltered waters punctuated by volcanic peaks, historic coastlines, and island…
The Tyrrhenian Sea forms the western heart of the Mediterranean, bounded by mainland Italy and its major islands. This sailing area draws experienced mariners and those new to cruising alike, offering sheltered waters punctuated by volcanic peaks, historic coastlines, and island anchorages that reward exploration.
A fleet of 315 charter yachts operates across the region, supported by 18 marinas that range from working fishing ports to modern facilities. This infrastructure allows sailors to plan anything from a week-long passage between Sardinia and Tuscany to shorter coastal hops, with reliable provisioning and repair services available throughout. The combination of established ports and natural harbors means you can anchor in remote coves one day and access full amenities the next.
Beyond sailing itself, the Tyrrhenian offers 13 day-charter and activity experiences that deepen your connection to the water and coast. Whether you're drawn to the area for its sailing conditions, the chance to base yourself on one of its islands, or a mix of both, the Tyrrhenian Sea balances accessibility with genuine maritime character—a working sailing ground rather than a crowded resort coast.
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The fleet
The boats
312 boats available · 24 of 312 shown
SailboatSunsail 52.4 Classic
From 3,741 € / week
CatamaranTitti
From 4,529 € / week
CatamaranMaia
From 9,867 € / week
CatamaranTwins
From 2,779 € / week
CatamaranMimi
From 6,211 € / week
CatamaranAzul
From 3,419 € / week
Power catamaranViVa
From 12,807 € / week
SailboatCabin cruiseMelpomene
Book a cabin on a shared gulet
From 413 € / cabin
CatamaranLinda
CatamaranFinocchietto - Premium Line
From 5,619 € / week
CatamaranSoleanis III
From 34,667 € / week
CatamaranSAILUXE - La Controra
From 27,572 € / week
Motor yachtItalia IV
From 12,807 € / week
CatamaranSAILUXE - Aura
From 27,641 € / week
CatamaranDivi
From 4,271 € / week
CatamaranSAILUXE - Gloria
From 27,427 € / week
CatamaranLibertà - Luxury Catamaran, A/C, Generator, Water maker, Solar panel
From 12,185 € / week
SailboatSun Odyssey 490 Premium
From 3,943 € / week
CatamaranSoleanis II
From 16,219 € / week
CatamaranSAILUXE - Clementina
From 6,454 € / week
CatamaranFountaine Pajot Samana 59 - 5 + 2 cab. - Liberta' - 2024
From 11,072 € / week
CatamaranBuongiorno principessa
From 3,636 € / week
CatamaranDufour 48 Catamaran - 5 + 1 cab. - Sonia - 2021
From 4,983 € / week
Motor yachtPremium
From 14,830 € / week
Ports map
18 departure ports in this area
Each marker is a marina where your charter can start.
- Marina d'Arechi — 87 boats
- Marina di Procida — 84 boats
- Marina di Stabia — 50 boats
- Marina di Nettuno — 24 boats
- Pontile Ventura — 16 boats
- Salerno — 15 boats
- Agropoli — 12 boats
- Darsena Acton — 7 boats
- Mergelina e Porto di Sannazaro — 5 boats
- Baia di Bacoli — 3 boats
- Marina Porticciolo di Nisida — 2 boats
- Darsena di Fiumicino — 1 boat
- Ischia — 1 boat
- Marina di Capo dAnzio — 1 boat
- Marina Molo Luise — 1 boat
- Porto di Mergellina — 1 boat
- Porto di Ponza — 1 boat
- Pozzuoli — 1 boat
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Destination guide
Everything about Tyrrhenian Sea
Overview
The Tyrrhenian Sea forms the western heart of the Mediterranean, bounded by mainland Italy and its major islands. This sailing area draws experienced mariners and those new to cruising alike, offering sheltered waters punctuated by volcanic peaks, historic coastlines, and island anchorages that reward exploration.
A fleet of 315 charter yachts operates across the region, supported by 18 marinas that range from working fishing ports to modern facilities. This infrastructure allows sailors to plan anything from a week-long passage between Sardinia and Tuscany to shorter coastal hops, with reliable provisioning and repair services available throughout. The combination of established ports and natural harbors means you can anchor in remote coves one day and access full amenities the next.
Beyond sailing itself, the Tyrrhenian offers 13 day-charter and activity experiences that deepen your connection to the water and coast. Whether you're drawn to the area for its sailing conditions, the chance to base yourself on one of its islands, or a mix of both, the Tyrrhenian Sea balances accessibility with genuine maritime character—a working sailing ground rather than a crowded resort coast.
