Porto Cervo yachts on crystal-clear waters of Sardinia's Costa Smeralda

Departure Port

Plan a Porto Cervo Yacht Charter

Name: Porto Cervo
Address: Italy

Start your private crewed yacht charter from Porto Cervo, Italy. Compare live yacht availability, review departure options, and plan a tailored sailing route with YachtCloud.

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Port

Porto Cervo

Country

Italy

Fleet

18 yachts

Guests

4-12 guests

Cabins

2-7 cabins

Yacht Types

Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer

Why start your yacht charter from Porto Cervo?

Porto Cervo yacht charter begins with a 32 minutes by road transfer from Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport (OLB). At the marina, 700 floating-pontoon berths and 100 megayacht berths frame an organised boarding point for crewed departures before your route begins.

From this marina, the 7-night round-trip route calls at Tavolara Island, Caprera Island, Bonifacio, Isola di Budelli, Isola Spargi and La Maddalena. A fuel station on the Old Pier and supermarket delivery to berth support pre-departure preparations for crews and guests.

For a broader view of Italy, explore the Italy yacht charter guide alongside this Porto Cervo embarkation page, where the focus remains on boarding and the local sailing route. Read the Italy yacht charter guide.

Port planning snapshot

ARRIVAL

32 minutes by road

Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport (OLB) sets the transfer detail before boarding at this marina.

MARINA

700 floating-pontoon berths

The marina combines these berths with 100 megayacht berths for arriving yachts.

ROUTE

7 nights

A round-trip itinerary includes Tavolara Island, Caprera Island, Bonifacio, and La Maddalena.

FUEL

Old Pier station

High-speed fuel pumps operate beside the fuel station on the Old Pier.

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Getting to Porto Cervo

Arrive via Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport (OLB), then take the 32 minutes by road transfer to board in Porto Cervo. The marina brings 700 floating-pontoon berths, 100 megayacht berths, fuel services and supermarket delivery to berth together before departure.

Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport (OLB)

32 minutes by road

700 floating-pontoon berths

100 megayacht berths

Fuel station on the Old Pier

Supermarket delivery to berth

Sample itinerary ideas

Use these as a starting point when planning from Porto Cervo. We can tailor the route to your pace, guest mix, and preferred balance of cruising, swimming, and time ashore.

7 nights

Island Round Trip

Follow the 7-night round trip through Tavolara Island, Caprera Island, Bonifacio, Isola di Budelli, Isola Spargi and La Maddalena, before returning to the original embarkation point.

7 nights

Overnight Anchorage

Build time around Tavolara Island and Cala Grano, Isola Spargi, which serves as an overnight anchorage on the route. The route also includes Isola di Budelli nearby.

7 nights

Marina Stop

Cala Gavetta Marina, La Maddalena is a marina stop before the itinerary returns to Porto Cervo. Combine it with the route's calls at Caprera Island and Bonifacio.

Best routes from Porto Cervo

Routes from Porto Cervo can be shaped around short escapes, classic week charters, or longer one-way itineraries depending on yacht availability and your preferred cruising rhythm.

Sardinia & The Emerald Coast — Porto Cervo to Porto Cervo

7 nights

This 7-night return route begins and ends at Porto Cervo, with calls at Tavolara Island, Caprera Island, Bonifacio, Isola di Budelli, Isola Spargi and La Maddalena.

Best for: Island calls and a return itinerary

Explore routes from Porto Cervo

From Porto Cervo, charters explore the Amalfi Coast — Naples, Sorrento, Capri, Positano, Amalfi and more. Use the map to explore route ideas and charter stops.

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Departure Port

Naples

The buzzing gateway to the coast — pizza, palazzi and a quick run out to Capri and the Sorrentine peninsula.

Best for: Charter starts, city and culture, easy flights.

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Route map: a 7-night Porto Cervo round trip connects Tavolara Island, Caprera Island, Bonifacio, Isola di Budelli, Isola Spargi and La Maddalena.

Popular stops and cruising ideas

Tavolara Island

Tavolara Island provides an anchorage on the Porto Cervo round-trip itinerary, creating a distinct stop within the 7-night sequence of island and harbour calls.

Bonifacio

Bonifacio is the route's natural harbour call after Caprera Island. It takes ~3 hours from Caprera Island, giving the itinerary a clearly defined next passage.

Cala Grano, Isola Spargi

Cala Grano, Isola Spargi is an overnight anchorage after Isola di Budelli, reached in ~1½ hours. It adds a dedicated overnight pause to the itinerary.

Cala Gavetta Marina, La Maddalena

Cala Gavetta Marina, La Maddalena is a marina stop after Isola Spargi. The passage takes ~45 minutes, before the route continues towards its return.

Stops and itinerary planning FAQ

Where can I sail from Porto Cervo?

From Porto Cervo, the listed route calls at Tavolara Island, Caprera Island, Bonifacio, Isola di Budelli, Isola Spargi and La Maddalena. Cala Grano, Isola Spargi provides an overnight anchorage, while Cala Gavetta Marina, La Maddalena is a marina stop.

How many nights does the route need?

The listed route needs 7 nights. It begins and ends at Porto Cervo, with calls at Tavolara Island, Caprera Island, Bonifacio, Isola di Budelli, Isola Spargi and La Maddalena across one itinerary from this marina.

Is this a one-way charter route?

No, the listed route is a return charter that begins and ends in Porto Cervo. Its 7 nights include calls at Tavolara Island, Caprera Island, Bonifacio, Isola di Budelli, Isola Spargi and La Maddalena on the route.

Porto Cervo yacht charter costs

Charter cost reflects the yacht type selected, the weekly price range and any extras chosen for the itinerary. Porto Cervo offers Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht options, while APA, fuel, food and beverages, mooring fees and VAT sit separately.

Yacht Type	Indicative Price
Catamaran	€18,200 to €26,250 per week
Gulet	€25,000 to €38,000 per week
Motor Sailer	€21,000 to €69,010 per week
Motor Yacht	€8,050 to €450,100 per week

Prices are indicative and vary by yacht, itinerary and selected extras.

Best time to charter from Porto Cervo

The Porto Cervo charter season runs from May to October. Each month below marks a charter-season option, allowing planning around the timing that suits your chosen itinerary, yacht type and group. Discuss the preferred month with yachtcloud when arranging a crewed departure and related port preparations.

Month	Conditions
May	Included in charter season
June	Included in charter season
July	Included in charter season
August	Included in charter season
September	Included in charter season
October	Included in charter season

Who is Porto Cervo best for?

Transfer Groups

A 32 minutes by road transfer from Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport (OLB) shapes arrival planning.

Large Yachts

100 megayacht berths and high-speed fuel pumps support yachts using the marina before departure.

Island Itineraries

The 7-night route calls at Tavolara Island, Caprera Island, Isola di Budelli and Isola Spargi.

Onboard Groups

Fleet options accommodate 4-12 guests across 2-7 cabins on crewed yacht charters.

Provisioning Plans

Supermarket delivery to berth can form part of preparations before boarding here.

What's included in a Porto Cervo charter?

Included

Yacht use
Professional crew
Insurance
Onboard equipment

Usually Extra

APA
Fuel
Food and beverages
Mooring fees
VAT

Porto Cervo yacht charter FAQs

Costs, seasonality, routing, and planning from Porto Cervo, answered in a quick format before you enquire.

What does a Porto Cervo charter cost?

Indicative weekly prices range from €8,050 to €450,100 across the available yacht types. Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht rows provide their own ranges. APA, fuel, food and beverages, mooring fees and VAT are extra.

Which months suit a charter from Porto Cervo?

The charter season runs from May through October. June, July, August and September sit between those months in the season sequence. Discuss timing with yachtcloud as you choose an itinerary and yacht type for your group.

How do I reach and board here?

Boarding follows a 32 minutes by road transfer from Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport (OLB). At the marina, 700 floating-pontoon berths and 100 megayacht berths accompany a fuel station on the Old Pier, high-speed fuel pumps and supermarket delivery to berth.

How long is a Porto Cervo charter?

The listed route lasts 7 nights. It starts and finishes in Porto Cervo, calling at Tavolara Island, Caprera Island, Bonifacio, Isola di Budelli, Isola Spargi and La Maddalena along its return itinerary from this embarkation point.

How many guests can sail from Porto Cervo?

The fleet caters for 4-12 guests in 2-7 cabins. It comprises 18 yachts across Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht choices, with professional crew included. Yacht use, insurance and onboard equipment are also included.

What does a Porto Cervo charter include?

The charter includes yacht use, professional crew, insurance and onboard equipment. APA, fuel, food and beverages, mooring fees and VAT are charged as extras, so factor them into the wider charter plan before boarding.