Why rent a catamaran in Sicily?
Sicily is an island with ancient traditions and a vast artistic, cultural and archaeological heritage, offering landscapes of rare beauty and beaches lapped by the crystal-clear waters of three seas (the Ionian, Tyrrhenian and Mediterranean). With a catamaran charter in Sicily, you can explore a land where different peoples, from the Greeks to the Spanish, have followed one another over the centuries, creating a mixture of styles and cultures. With more than 1,600 kilometers of coastline, Sicily is one of the favorite destinations of boaters and sea lovers.
Sailing a catamaran in Sicily
It is almost impossible to draw up a complete list of all the beauties of Sicily, from the landscape to the art. The main cities that bear witness to the various artistic influences and that preserve true treasures of the Baroque style are Palermo, the capital, Syracuse, Catania, Ragusa, Agrigento and Messina. Leaving Palermo, you can reach San Vito Lo Capo and its famous beach. If you want to sail to the Egadi Islands, located on the western point, the beautiful cities of Trapani and Marsala are good starting points for discovering the coasts of Favignana and other islands. To the north, from the bases of Capo d'Orlando, Portorosa and Milazzo, you can explore the Aeolian Islands, a destination for which it is recommended to have at least a week of sailing ahead of you. This archipelago of seven islands of volcanic origin, with a surreal atmosphere, is unlike any other destination and is perfect for reconnecting with nature, which remains unspoiled. Among the experiences not to be missed: climbing the Stromboli volcano along a hiking trail accompanied by an experienced guide. Sailing along the southeast coast, the province of Syracuse will enchant you with its villages rich in history and its beaches surrounded by unspoiled nature. From Syracuse, you can reach Malta, or rent a catamaran in Agrigento to visit the magnificent Valley of the Temples.
Practical advice for sailing in Sicily
Sicily is characterized by a Mediterranean climate, with long, hot summers and temperatures that tend to be mild during the other seasons. However, it should be remembered that the south coast is influenced by sub-Saharan currents, while the Tyrrhenian coast is more prone to infrequent rainfall. The best time to rent a catamaran in Sicily is from May to October. The winds that blow are of varying intensity, the main ones being the Mistral and the Sirocco. A skippered catamaran charter is recommended for those with no sailing experience who want to spend a peaceful vacation with family or friends.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 554 |
|---|---|
| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Sailor, Chef (meals not included) |
| Average price per week | $147,251 |
| Minimum weekly price | $2,160 |
| Maximum price per week | $68,727,559 |