How long is a yacht charter season?

Yachting has two main seasons: summer (May to October) in the Mediterranean and winter (November to April) in the Caribbean, peaking at Christmas and New Year. Booking in the shoulder seasons offers crowd avoidance, flexible rates, and a wider selection.

Where can I charter a yacht?

With access to a global fleet of yachts for charter all over the world, Y.CO offers diverse yachting destinations. In the summer, the Mediterranean is a top choice, while the Bahamas and Caribbean draw many clients during the winter months.

How much does it cost to charter a yacht?

Charter rates are typically quoted by the week and prices vary depending on the model of the yacht, size, year built, and onboard amenities. Most yachts have higher rates during peak season (July, August, Christmas and New Year) with lower rates throughout the rest of the year.

How do I charter a yacht?

If you're a complete beginner when it comes to yacht charter, don't worry. Our team of experts will guide you through the entire process. From choosing the perfect yacht and negotiating the best rates to fine-tuning your exclusive itinerary, we've got you covered.

Yacht Charter In Syracuse

Ancient meets modern

Yachts for Charter

Yachts Available in Syracuse

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Calex

Triumph

Spirit of the C's

Idyllic

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Charter a yacht in Syracuse and explore the Aeolian

Itineraries

Islands Built on Destruction

Medieval Streets. Turquoise Seas.

The gleaming sandy hued medieval streets of Syracuse combine casual cool with impressive ancient architecture. Explore the Parco Archeologico della Neapolis, which houses the Teatro Greco, an amphitheatre dating to 5BC. When you tire of living history, wander to the seafront promenade set off by glittering blue waters.

Baroque Piazzas. Cool Culture.

Charter a yacht in Syracuse to sip bellinis on baroque piazzas. The magnificent piazza del Duomo was once Syracuse's ancient acropolis. Dine al fresco on fresh Sicilian seafood, pastries and local wines. Explore Ortygia, the island across the bay, the perfect combination of ancient cultures and modern cool.