467 yachts in the catalogue from €745/week
Based on current catalogue prices. Availability and final price are confirmed for your dates.
An island holiday in the Balearics, a Canary Islands departure and a mainland Spanish charter begin with different travel choices. Choose your coast and boarding location first, then compare yachts for your dates, group and budget. Charter Easy helps turn those choices into a shortlist and a confirmed offer from the charter company.
Charter Easy is a charter agency. We help compare offers and support you before, during and after your trip.
Choose your dates and group, then compare offers in the catalog.
Choose both dates, or leave both blank. Availability is checked in the catalog.
Choose a valid check-in and check-out within the allowed dates, up to 31 nights apart, or leave both blank.
Choose the part of Mallorca you want to start from before narrowing the yacht shortlist.
190 yachts in the catalogue
For an Ibiza charter, first decide where on the island you want to board.
114 yachts in the catalogue
A Menorca yacht charter begins with the island and the actual boarding harbour.
5 yachts in the catalogue
Choose the boarding island before comparing a Canary Islands yacht charter.
55 yachts in the catalogue
Plan a Costa Brava charter around Girona’s coast and an actual departure such as Palamós or Roses.
44 yachts in the catalogue
Focus a Costa Blanca yacht charter on Alicante’s coastline and the actual boarding marina.
29 yachts in the catalogue
Choose a Galicia charter by the ría and boarding place you want to discuss, then compare the boats for that plan.
25 yachts in the catalogue
Explore a Costa del Sol charter with Puerto Banús in Marbella as a named marina gateway.
4 yachts in the catalogueSome yachts belong to more than one sailing area. Do not add the area counts together.
Choose a Barcelona city departure by the marina written on the yacht’s offer.
Use Sitges as a specific Garraf coast departure choice and read the base on each boat.
This València departure choice focuses on Real Club Náutico de Valencia.
The markers give an overview of the sailing areas. Choose one to open its catalog offers.
See the locations together, then open the catalog for your preferred area or start.
Yacht counts do not include a date filter. Choose your dates in the catalogue to check availability.
Build your Spain sailing-yacht shortlist around a workable departure and the actual yacht's configuration.
Choose a catamaran for the accommodation your group actually needs, then compare the departure and service arrangement.
A Spanish motor-yacht comparison starts with the boarding base, rental period and service you want.
Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera are distinct island destinations. Use the Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza regional pages to settle the island choice, then narrow the boarding location on the individual yacht offer. Choose a start that fits your arrival and the waters you want to discuss with the operator.
Formentera adds a separate travel decision: it has no airport, and the official island overview describes arrival by boat from Ibiza to La Savina. If Formentera is part of your holiday plan, discuss the proposed route and the yacht's actual collection point with the operator. An island you hope to visit is not necessarily the place where you will board.
Costa Brava, Costa Blanca and Costa del Sol are different Mediterranean coastal choices. Our regional pages help narrow that starting-coast decision. Barcelona, Sitges and València also have their own departure pages, so you can compare an actual city pickup without treating every mainland start as the same coast.
Galicia belongs to the Atlantic comparison, while Asturias, Cantabria and the Basque coast face the Bay of Biscay. Southern Spain also needs a coast check: the Costa de la Luz in Cádiz and Huelva is separate from the Mediterranean Costa del Sol. Keep the intended waters and boarding base together in your enquiry.
The Canary Islands' marina directory lists ports separately for Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Gomera, La Palma, El Hierro and La Graciosa. A Canary Islands search is an archipelago comparison; the yacht offer needs to identify its particular island and marina. Use the regional page to narrow that choice before organising your arrival.
Compare collection and return locations before arranging your arrival. Once you have chosen the intended waters, use the corresponding AEMET coastal and high-seas forecasts. Its forecast areas distinguish the Canaries from the Balearics and the mainland coasts, so a country-level destination choice is only the beginning of voyage planning.
Use the sailing-yacht, catamaran and motor-yacht pages to narrow the product, then read the individual cabin and berth plan, equipment and charter mode. Confirm whether a skipper service is included, obligatory or optional and how the chosen arrangement affects guest accommodation and the price.
For a bareboat enquiry, ask Charter Easy to check the charter company's document requirements for the specific yacht and destination. Keep the same travel dates and guest count across your shortlist. The operator's confirmation settles the actual boat, start and return base and the services supplied.
Compare the stated charter price with known mandatory charges, payments at the marina and the refundable deposit. Clarify amounts that are missing and read the payment and deposit conditions in the confirmed documents. A headline weekly price is useful for narrowing choices; the full offer determines what you need to budget.
Send Charter Easy your preferred departure areas, dates, group size, boat type and service needs. We help clarify the selected offer with the charter company and can coordinate questions before departure, during the charter and after return. For navigation planning, consult current forecasts and the Spanish Hydrographic Institute's nautical updates for the waters concerned.
Start with the island or coast that fits your holiday and arrival plan. Compare the Balearics, Canaries and mainland Mediterranean or Atlantic choices, then choose a listed departure and check the exact marina on the offer.
Choose the actual island and boarding marina. Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza are distinct Balearic choices; the Canary directory separates ports by island. Formentera has no airport and requires a boat arrival stage.
Read the service scope beside the selected yacht. Included, obligatory and optional skipper arrangements differ; Charter Easy helps confirm the arrangement and any document requirements with the charter company.
Use matching dates and group size. Compare the boat, departure and return base, stated services, charter price, known mandatory charges, marina payments and separate refundable deposit. Have unknown amounts clarified before confirming.
AEMET provides coastal and high-seas forecasts with wind and wave products for distinct Spanish sea areas. The Spanish Hydrographic Institute publishes nautical updates. Use the products relevant to the actual departure and proposed voyage.
A few examples matching this destination. Check the product and charter terms on each page; availability for your dates is confirmed during the booking process.
A clearer picture of your charter, with one contact to help you make decisions and coordinate the details.
Catalog information and an enquiry are not a confirmed booking. We coordinate confirmation of your selected yacht and dates with the charter operator.
Before you decide, we help clarify the operator, what is included, mandatory extras, documents, payments, the security deposit and key contract terms.
We help you understand check-in and check-out procedures, document concerns and communicate with the operator if a problem arises.
You can contact us before departure, during the charter and after your return for help coordinating questions with the operator.
Compare offers from professional charter operators with our help, and coordinate your selection and booking details through Charter Easy.
