Yacht rental in Malta
Catamarans and monohulls
A Small Archipelago – Big Experiences
Turquoise bays, the Knights of St. John’s stone walls, and a sun-soaked Mediterranean kitchen.
Short distances mean more stops, more swims, and less engine time.
The Comino Lagoon defines the color “impossible blue.”
Marinas in the heart of Valletta and St. Julian’s offer urban comfort between crystal coves.
Expect world-class diving sites, and anchorages beneath centuries-old fortresses.
One week here—and you’ll still feel there’s more to discover.
The sea is clear, the history even clearer, and the smile unforgettable.
In Greek terms, Malta is like a “compact Saronic Gulf”—everything within short sailing range and line of sight, with no long crossings.
For a one-week itinerary, you can easily start from any departure base listed, thanks to the short distances between anchorages.
Skipper's License
In practice, most charter companies in Malta require an internationally recognized certificate such as ICC, RYA Day Skipper, or ASA 104, and sometimes a VHF radio operator license.
This is outlined in local charter and sailing-school regulations.
Some operators may accept an Israeli “Mishit 30” license based on proven sailing experience and a detailed logbook—but without an ICC/RYA/ASA qualification, there’s a risk of rejection.
Valletta – Grand Harbour & Marsamxett
Sail between medieval stone walls and enter one of the most beautiful harbors in the Mediterranean.
Drop anchor at well-equipped marinas offering every comfort and service you might need.
Enjoy an evening stroll through Valletta and Birgu’s narrow streets, rich with history and charm.
A lazy morning, refuel, shop for supplies — and set course northward for adventure.
Arrival: Malta International Airport (MLA)
Main Departure Bases
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Msida & Ta’ Xbiex Marina
Northern Malta
St. Julian’s – Portomaso, St. Paul’s Bay, Mellieha
A vibrant mix of clubbing, fine dining, and sandy beaches — the perfect blend of urban life and coastal escape.
Enjoy short, easy sails between sheltered bays under stable summer skies.
Excellent logistical access and marina facilities, though the area can get busy in July and August.
An ideal starting point for a quick hop to Comino and its turquoise lagoon.
Arrival: Malta International Airport (MLA)
Main Departure Bases
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Mġarr (Gozo)
Comino & The Blue Lagoon
These are the waters people come to Malta for — crystal-clear, luminous, and unforgettable.
Arrive early in the morning or at sunset to experience the magic without the crowds.
Respect the swimming zones and navigation corridors — anchoring or tying to marker buoys is not permitted.
Spend the day swimming, paddleboarding, and capturing stunning photos, then enjoy a quiet anchorage nearby as evening settles.
Arrival: Malta International Airport (MLA)
Main Departure Bases
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Mġarr (Gozo)
Gozo
A smooth arrival into Mġarr Harbour, with seaside restaurants right on the quay.
Discover small, tranquil bays and take short walks to charming hilltop villages.
The dramatic western coast (Dwejra) is stunning — best visited in calm weather.
It feels like an “island within an island” — the perfect choice for a relaxed week without missing out on adventure.
Arrival: Malta International Airport (MLA)
Main Departure Bases
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Mġarr (Gozo)