Yacht charter England
Last updated on 7 April 2025
Since the creation of the Channel Tunnel, we often tend to forget that Great Britain is an island nation that has always looked to the sea. By choosing a yacht charter in England, you can explore its rocky coasts and famous seaside resorts. During your stopovers, you will discover charming port cities steeped in history.
In the south of England, ideally sheltered from the ocean by the Isle of Wight, Portsmouth has one of the largest ports in England. Take advantage of the marinas' privileged location to moor up and set off to explore a pleasant and green city. The city is also appreciated for the charm of its many historical monuments. The old town, dominated by the Anglican cathedral, is a picturesque place that is not to be missed and is also home to the museum and the Square Tower. Numerous restaurants and pubs will give you the opportunity to appreciate the typical English atmosphere.
Southampton is England's other major port. From the marina at Port Hamble, you can easily reach the medieval walled town or the Tudor museum, a magnificent example of a half-timbered house. In the port, you may be able to catch a glimpse of the prestigious liners built on the model of the transatlantic liners of yesteryear. In the extreme south-west of the British Isles, the region of Cornwall fascinates with the beauty of its natural landscapes, its prehistoric sites and its fine sandy beaches.
Combine a historical interlude with a relaxing cruise
England does not only shine through its rocky coasts and renowned seaside resorts. Behind this familiar and tourist-friendly face lies a more serene England. You can discover this part of the country by opting for a boat trip along its rivers and lakes. If you want to experience river tourism in England, try a cruise along the Thames. Historic villages, green nature and birds of all kinds immerse you in a bucolic setting.
Your cruise on the Thames will also take you to London, a stopover that will delight party lovers. Indeed, Totaly Thames is expected in London in September. Exhibitions and events will enliven the river for more than 30 days. History enthusiasts, meanwhile, can continue their adventure in Gloucestershire, where there are a number of historical remains, such as Berkley medieval castle.
Between sea and rivers
Water sports and leisure activities are also on the agenda for those who love river navigation in England. Anglers will enjoy spending time on the lakes of the Norfolk Broads. Canoeing, rowing and swimming are also on the agenda!
Hiking enthusiasts will also revel in their excursion in Norfolk National Park. Abandon your ship for a few hours and take advantage of the many hiking trails beacons in the park. Meadows in bloom and lush forest will pass before your eyes all the way to Barton Broad.
Fortunately for cruise passengers, the Norfolk region can also be discovered by sea. Occupying the east of England, Norfolk is also adorned with very pretty beaches that will entertain young and old alike. Enjoy long, peaceful walks along the soft sands of Winterton beach. You'll also love strolling along the fine sands of Great Yarmouth beach.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 22 |
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| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess |
| Average price per week | $3,704 |
| Minimum weekly price | $2,078 |
| Maximum price per week | $9,670 |