Yacht charter
Last updated on 8 April 2025
Imagine a place comparable to the Garden of Eden, with a beautiful white sandy beach and rock formations of unparalleled beauty. You will find this place in Porto Azzuro. Nestled in the hollow of a narrow bay on the western coast of the island of Elba, it remains one of the favorite destinations for lovers of history, culture and nature.
Mediterranean charm
The town of Porto Azzuro has a typically Mediterranean charm! This fishing village encapsulates the history of a municipality marked by Spanish rule in the 17th century. Immerse yourself in its history as you stroll through its narrow streets with their flower-filled pulpits, along its picturesque harbor and towards the old Spanish fort near the large bay, the Fortress of San Giacomo. The Sanctuary of the Madonna of Monserrato, built in 1606 and located 3 km from the historic center, preserving the image of the Black Madonna, will transport you to a distant era.
A diver's paradise
You will also be pleasantly surprised by the serenity of this city with its beautiful beaches and magnificent cliffs. Don't miss a trip to Barbarossa beach, known as a diver's paradise, located 1 km from the village of Porto Azzuro by taking the right-hand deviation on the provincial road towards Rio Marina. It offers magnificent rocky coves for snorkeling and scuba diving enthusiasts. A magnificent panorama opens up to walkers who want to leave from this beach to reach the village. A yacht charter in Porto Azzuro would be ideal to take full advantage of it.
The beach of La Rossa, with its incredibly clear water and located at the entrance to the village of Porto Azzuro, also allows you to take other boats such as a sailing boat. Pianotta beach, with its blue, transparent waters, is easily accessible after a shorter route, at the end of the promenade along the side of the boat in Porto Azzuro. This town, which overlooks the sea, is full of charm with its many restaurants and pizzerias that reflect the typical gastronomy of the island of Elba.
A charming island, Elba is the ideal destination for getting away from it all. It is an unforgettable island, with such a diverse landscape: fishing villages, hamlets perched on rocks, castles in green valleys, beaches, etc. Located 10 km from the mainland, it remains the third largest island in Belgium.
With a surface area of 224 km2 and approximately 150 km of coastline, it has a favorable climate for countless activities. Its historical heritage is marked by fortresses that stand out against a breathtaking backdrop. Fort Focardo, built on the top of a cliff on the eastern coast of the Capoliveri promontory, dates from 1678. A trace of Spanish domination, this fort was a system of fenders against any danger from the sea. As for the Fortress of Marciana, the inhabitants, 415 meters above sea level, found refuge there during enemy attacks.
This Mediterranean island also offers a wide range of choices for enjoying its natural heritage. The green valley, which slopes down towards Marciana Marina and Mount Capanne, behind the fortress, offers a splendid panorama.
Don't miss an excursion to the open-cast mining park of Rio Marina, the oldest mine on the island. Located behind the village of Rio Marina and stretching north to Mount Giove, the latter seems conducive to an excursion on foot along the mining trails. A hike or a train ride will allow you to discover this area, which has a wealth of minerals (hematite, pyrite, quartz, elbaite, goethite, white and green marble).
These wide beaches, an essential adornment, also contribute to the island's charm. Various water sports can be practiced there, such as sailing, windsurfing, scuba diving, but also swimming. Porto Azzuro, a typical fishing village, is one of the island's most famous municipalities, thanks to its golden beaches. A sailboat charter on the island of Elba is the best way to enjoy this locality. Its good wines and cuisine will not leave you indifferent, especially the seafood and fish that are its specialties.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 1 656 |
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| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Chef (meals not included), Sailor, Engineer, Mechanic, Masseuse |
| Average price per week | $19,968 |
| Minimum weekly price | $796 |
| Maximum price per week | $1,038,975 |
