Italian Riviera

Cruising the Italian Riviera is like starring in a Hollywood movie. Race vintage Vespas through olive farms, cliff dive at Portofino Lighthouse, and swim back to your Y.CO yacht. It's La Dolce Vita, complete with stewards, chefs, and a watersports crew.

If Disney did Italy…

Colorful buildings cling to a steep cliffside overlooking the vibrant turquoise waters of the Italian Riviera.

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Yachts Available on The Italian Riviera

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YACHT CHARTER ITINERARIES

INSPIRATIONAL ITINERARIES ON THE ITALIAN RIVIERA

The rugged Italian coastline meets the deep blue sea under a bright, cloud-dappled sky.

Your Guide to the Italian Riviera

RIVIERA. ITALIAN STYLE.

REASONS TO VISIT

WHY WE LOVE THE ITALIAN RIVIERA

A scuba diver explores a vibrant coral reef teeming with life in the clear blue ocean.

Scuba & Wreck Diving

Forget Vespas and vineyards for a second. Because below the waves the Italian Riviera astounds. Near Portofino sits Christ of the Abyss, a statue sunk in 17m of translucent seas. Wreck dives include military steamships and submarine chasers. Best for snorkels? The Marine Protected Area around Cinque Terre. Say ciao to snappers and slipper lobsters in 25°C summer seas.

A lighthouse crowns a verdant island jutting from the vibrant blue sea under a sky dotted with fluffy white clouds.

Exclusive Yachting

One note of caution. Our Italian Riviera itineraries sail to places only superyachts dare. To UNESCO-inscribed islands off Portovenere where pilot whales breach at breakfast. To shipwrecks guarded by barracudas in a Marine Protected Area. To chic beach clubs in Forte dei Marmi that rock after midnight. The afterparty? It takes place on your charter yacht.

Colorful houses cling to a dramatic cliffside overlooking the azure waters of the Italian Riviera.

YOUR GUIDE TO THE ITALIAN RIVIERA

AN ITALIAN MASTERPIECE

At times the 150km coastline awes like an Italian Master. Cinque Terre sparkles like Raphael’s paintbox. These five villages also make up Italy’s smallest National Park, which is riddled with bike, snorkel and swim trails. Santa Margherita has its own colour scheme. Lime green palms. Ruby red negronis. Ultramarine seas. Want to see a real Caravaggio? Take our eBike tour of Genoa. Italy’s biggest port is a sleeping beauty of medieval churches and lost-in-time palazzi.

Your Guide to the Italian Riviera

The Toughest of Choices

The toughest choice on the Italian Riviera is where to eat. Genoese street food. Portofino peach bellinis. Pistachio gelatos everywhere else. Charter guests claim the best meals are those prepared on deck by your chef. Who will serve Italy on a plate by way of organic farms, rural markets and local fishermen.

A steaming bowl of spaghetti is generously topped with succulent mussels and bright red shrimp in a rich tomato sauce.
A gleaming red sports car with dual exhaust pipes is parked under a canopy of lush green trees.

Your Guide to the Italian Riviera

Inland Discoveries

The Tuscany hinterland is similarly tasty. Tender to the helipad to be whisked inland. To the Enzo Ferrari museum where you can pilot a vintage racing car. To Brunelleschi’s Cathedral in Florence for a secret access tour. To three-star Michelin restaurants that rank as Italy’s best. To Pisa and back for lunch.

Italian Riviera Yacht Charter FAQs

What luxury yachts are available for charter in the Italian Riviera?

Your floating home awaits. Explore 150km of jaw-dropping coastline at your own pace. With locations only superyachts can access, chartering with Y.CO is an opportunity to do something unique. For bespoke yachting, just choose your budget, number of guests and essential onboard facilities.

What are the most popular yachting destinations in the Italian Riviera?

Star in your own Hollywood movie when you sail the Italian Riviera. Experience the authentic coastal charm of Porto Venere, immerse yourself in the scenic harbours and peaceful beaches of Santa Margherita Ligure, or unwind in the sleepy fishing village of Portofino.

When is the best time to go yachting in the Italian Riviera?

With temperatures between 25 and 30 degrees, the best time to visit the Italian Riviera is from May to September. Venture through hidden coves, charming villages and secluded beaches as the sun beats down. Such exclusive locations are best discovered from the deck of your yacht.

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