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Olbia (Dream Yacht Charter)

DYC OLBIA Marina Viale Isola Bianca 5 07026 Olbia Sardinia – Italia

BASE MANAGER: Francesco Losavio +39 391 7540119

Alessandra Soggiu +39 345 776 75 83

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Opening hours  08:30-17:30

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Distance to the nearest airport Osbia Costa Smeralda Airport is just 3 minutes from Marina di Olbia.

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Groceries  There are shops nearby and free transfer.

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Guide to Olbia

A colourful historic centre and gateway to the Costa Smeralda

While the dazzling resort towns of the Costa Smeralda may get more attention, there is something authentically Italian and cool about Olbia with its boutiques, wine bars and cafe-rimmed piazzas.

Most visitors to Sardinia will know Olbia as a starting off point for exploring the Costa Smeralda destinations on a Mediterranean yacht charter . 

But there is also plenty to see and do in the city alone, in particular its main landmark, the archaeological museum. Set on its own little island, the museum will give you an insight into Olbia’s Greek foundations, later clashes between Carthaginians and Romans and the city’s maritime history - including remnants of a cargo ship pulled from the harbour 2000 years ago.

Once you head inland and explore the back streets of Olbia, you’ll find gems like the beautiful basilica of San Simplicio and other Pisan-style churches that sprung up during the 11th and 12th centuries. The busiest hub of the town is the colourful Corso Umberto where the streets are full of shops leading up to the beautiful waterfront. Further on, the laid-back Piazza Margherita is charming with its old stone buildings and perfect for a relaxing afternoon stroll before going back to your luxury charter yacht for sundowners on deck.

If you’re looking for sandy white beaches, the northern coast of Sardinia and the nearby Maddalena islands offer an abundance of sandy stretches so Olbia is a fantastic base to discover your favourite one. The best way to do this is by chartering a luxury yacht with an experienced Captain who can help you explore the best kept secrets of the coast.

There are a range of yachts to choose from so to get some inspiration for what is best for you and your family, see the complete selection of crewed Sardinia charter yachts available.  

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Olbia is an idyllic port town of Sardinia which lies in the north eastern section of the Gullura Region, directly facing the Italian mainland. Olbia is the northern yacht charter gateway to the whole Sardinian yachting region. Sardinia is very well known for luxury superyachts and also due to the good wind is known for its luxury sailing yachts and sailing regattas.

Major Attractions and Important Places in Olbia

You should also head out to the section of the town where you can find the thermal baths, which is a favourite destination of yacht charter enthusiasts, and the Roman walls, or what’s left of them. Another important attraction for those who want to have a piece of the storied past of Olbia is the Archaeological Museum, which is located in the Island of Peddone.

Olbia is definitely a shopper’s delight. There are two sections of the town of Olbia where you can go for some serious shopping. The Old Town section, which includes the waterfront, features fancy boutiques and street merchants that normally sell local crafts and other products that are indigenous to the place. The other section of Olbia comprises the modern shopping centres which are located on north end and south end of the town.

Olbia is the ideal choice for those who are not keen on going with the maddening flow of tourists going to the more popular yacht charter stop offs within the region. This is the best destination if you want something different from your yacht charter holiday yet an experience that you will cherish for a lifetime.

Yacht Charter Holiday in Olbia

Olbia belong to those attractions and yacht charter holiday destinations that are off the beaten path of Italy. There is really not that significant number of tourists that come to this idyllic port town when compared to its more popular siblings like Tuscany, Calabria and Sicily, easily considered as the proverbial magnets to yacht charter aficionados. Still, Olbia has a lot of attractions and offers diverse yacht charter opportunities, making it an ideal, albeit unique, place where one can enjoy a different kind of holiday bit is still typically Italian. 

Another alternative way of going to Olbia is by taking the ferry services that connect the town with major ports within the region. The central station of the ferry services that cover Olbia is based in Genoa. From there, yacht charter enthusiasts can take the 9-hour ferry ride to Olbia. This is an ideal option for those who have ample time and want to relish the panoramic views of the Mediterranean while sailing to Olbia. Other ferry connections to this town are based in Marseilles and Livorno.

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Yacht Charter Olbia

Yacht chartering in Olbia offers an extraordinary opportunity to explore the beauty of this region in total freedom and with utmost comfort. Located on the northeastern coast of Sardinia, Olbia is a favorite destination for sea, nature, and history lovers, thanks to its enchanting beaches, secret coves, lush natural parks, and fascinating archaeological sites. Moreover, with its renowned marina, Olbia stands as a lively crossroads of cultures and traditions, welcoming thousands of boats from every corner of the world each year.

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Luxury Yacht Charter in Olbia

Chartering a luxury yacht in Olbia unlocks unparalleled vacation experiences where comfort and excellent service are guaranteed. Our selection of luxury vessels, ranging from elegant sailing boats to powerful motor yachts, traditional gulets to spacious catamarans, is designed to meet any requirement and budget. With sizes from 20 to over 50 meters, our yachts can accommodate from 2 to 20 guests or more, featuring luxury interiors with spacious cabins, refined salons, and inviting relaxation areas. Outside, you’ll find sun decks, jacuzzis, outdoor dining tables, barbecues, and a variety of water toys, perfect for fun at sea. Each yacht also comes equipped with the latest technology, ensuring constant connectivity and optimal environmental comfort.

Recommended Itineraries and Destinations

Exploring Sardinia by sea with a yacht charter from Olbia opens up a world of possibilities, offering you the freedom to follow tailor-made or captain-recommended itineraries. Recommended destinations include:

• Costa Smeralda : A coastline renowned for its idyllic beaches, chic resorts, and quaint villages, where luxury and natural beauty harmoniously blend.
• Maddalena Archipelago : This natural paradise consists of seven main islands and numerous smaller islets, a biodiversity sanctuary ideal for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts.
• Costa Paradiso : Known for its red cliffs, hidden inlets, and clear waters, this coast offers breathtaking landscapes and an atmosphere of wild beauty.
• Tavolara Island : Majestically rising from the sea, this island provides unique scenery, with white beaches and imposing rocks, a true natural gem.
• Gulf of Orosei : Famous for its marine caves and pristine beaches accessible only by sea, the Gulf of Orosei is a must for adventure seekers in nearly untouched locations.
• Asinara Island : With its fascinating history and pristine nature, Asinara is perfect for a day of land exploration after a pleasant sail.

Each destination offers a unique experience, featuring untouched nature, history, and unforgettable views, making your yacht cruise an extraordinary adventure.

Yacht Charter in Olbia with Crew

Sailing aboard a luxury yacht in Olbia offers an exclusive experience, combining comfort, privacy, and customization at the highest level. You’ll have the freedom to define every aspect of your vacation, from destinations to activities, enjoying moments of pure relaxation and fun in beautiful settings, crystal-clear waters, and shining sun. Exploring the wonders of Sardinia, you’ll discover the richness of its culture and cuisine, with the opportunity to enjoy magical evenings under the stars, featuring fine dining, cocktails, and music. Opting for a crewed yacht charter in Olbia means entrusting your vacation to a team of experienced professionals, ready to ensure a carefree holiday. The crew, in addition to managing all practical aspects, will be an invaluable guide in discovering Sardinia’s hidden treasures.

Booking Information and Prices

For those looking to charter a yacht in Olbia, VerdeBlu has been providing professional advice since 1995, helping you select the ideal yacht and itinerary. We provide all necessary booking information, including documents, payment methods, and insurance. Charter costs vary based on factors such as yacht type and size, time of year, duration of the cruise, number of guests, and additional services. By contacting VerdeBlu, you’ll receive a personalized quote and the best available proposals to turn your dream into reality.

Sustainability in Olbia Yacht Rentals

VerdeBlu is committed to the environment and sustainability. Therefore, it selects and proposes luxury yachts with crews that adhere to eco-friendly and green economy principles. These yachts are equipped with systems and technologies that minimize environmental impact, such as solar panels, wind generators, hybrid engines, pollution filters, recycling, and organic products. Renting a yacht in Olbia with VerdeBlu thus allows you to enjoy a luxury vacation without compromising the marine environment and biodiversity conservation.

Yacht Charter in Olbia

Embark on a yacht charter in Olbia and discover the beauty and magic of Sardinia! Olbia is a perfect destination for every boater as it has become Sardinia's principal port and the gateway to the beaches of the northeast coast of Sardinia. Spend a magnificent holiday in Olbia, take your time to admire the Sardinian coastline, or get to the islands of Molara. Alternatively, you can navigate to the nearby Corsica or head for the Italian Peninsula. Sailing around Olbia will bring you an unforgettable experience of Sardinia's dolce vita!

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Lagoon 450 (2018).

Olbia (Italy) 4 Cabins • 12 Berths • 46 ft

From 3 592 €

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Olbia (Italy) 6 Cabins • 12 Berths • 52 ft

From 2 800 €

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Olbia (Italy) 3 Cabins • 8 Berths • 42 ft

From 1 739 €

Lagoon 40 (2019)

Olbia (Italy) 4 Cabins • 12 Berths • 39 ft

From 2 393 €

Bali 4.3 (2020)

Olbia (Italy) 4 Cabins • 8 Berths • 43 ft

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Olbia (Italy) 3 Cabins • 6 Berths • 35 ft

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Olbia (Italy) 5 Cabins • 11 Berths • 48 ft

From 4 950 €

Lagoon 42 (2022)

Olbia (Italy) 4 Cabins • 12 Berths • 42 ft

From 3 194 €

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The name Sardinia comes from Latin Sardinia, as the Romans used to call the island. The old center of Olbia is full of treasures such as the Romanesque Basilica of San Simplicio, the Roman aqueduct, 18th-century houses, and the superb outdoor theatre. With a subtle mix of Italian charm and natural beauty, your yacht charter in Olbia will be delighted by the hospitality of the inhabitants of this Italian city.

Best Beaches to Visit When Yacht Chartering in Olbia

Sailing in Olbia is the best way to get to the most beautiful beaches in the area such as Bados, Baia, Coralina, La Playa, and Rena Bianca. Navigate to Costa Smeralda to enjoy its sandy beaches. The coast between Budoni (a resort south of Olbia) to Badesi has a great variety of beaches. Make sure not to miss these ones during your sailing and yacht charter in Olbia.

1. Cala Corsara

The Arcipelago della Maddalena archipelago, in north-eastern Sardinia, is dotted with numerous beaches and coves that are truly worth seeing. One of them, Cala Corsara, in the south of the island of Isola di Spargi, accessible only by sea, is undoubtedly one of the most spectacular.

2. Capo Testa

Capo Testa is a granite cape that extends out into the sea about 3km from Santa Teresa di Gallura. Here you will find clean beaches with white sand, well protected from wind and sea rocks.

3. Beach del Principe

It owes its name to Prince Aga Khan, who founded the Costa Smeralda in the 1960s and made this beach his favorite.

4. Cala Brandinchi

Known as the "Thaiti of Sardinia," the name comes from the colors of the sea. The waters here make you feel like you are enjoying your holiday in the Caribbean. Pines and dunes form a fascinating scenry. During summer, this bay is a popular destination.

5. Cala Coticcio

This beach is located on the island of La Maddalena and can be reached on foot by a 30- to 40-minute walk. Ideal for an adventurous day. In order to fully enjoy it, you should be on your way before 11 o'clock.

6. Spiaggia di Talmone

This beach is a 15-minute walk from the Residence Costa Serena in Palau. It is never crowded and is characterized by small sandy areas and large smooth rocks. The seabed has caves, valleys and a great variety of sea fauna and flora.

7. Costa Paradiso

This beach is located just a few kilometers from the marina of Isola Rossa and is an ideal visit for your yacht charter in Olbia. If you happen to love cliffs, this small sandy beach alternate with large, rugged rocks.

8. Spiaggia Capriccioli

This beach is located in the city of Arzachena, which have many small sandy beaches. Spiaggia Capriccioli is framed by yellow and gray roundish rocks. The water has different shades of color: azure, green, light blue, and cobalt green.

9. La Cinta

La Cinta is located in San Teodoro. On this beach, there are bathing facilities, umbrellas and beach chairs. The beach is ideal for families with children and has many sandy areas and shallow water.

10. Spiaggia Lu Litarroni

The beach is located in Aglientu and is usually not crowded. Basking in the sun on Spiaggia Lu Litarroni is ideal even in high season. It even has an area for dogs.

Things to Know When Yacht Chartering in Olbia Sardinia is the second largest island of Italy and is located in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea. Sardinia is located south of Corsica, an island belonging to France. Sardinia can be reached in 5 hours by ferry from Rome and in 7 hours from Nice. In addition, flights are offered from numerous international airports. With a total of 1840km in length, Sardinia is the region with the highest share of coastline of all Italy. The sea is unclouded and practically safe from any kind of pollution. In Olbia, the marina is protected from all winds and is one of the safest of the Mediterranean. Open all year round, the marina offers 270 berths and is equipped with modern facilities. It is a dynamic and friendly place, which has excellent bars, restaurants, and other ideal facilities for a lovely stopover. Situated near the most important airport of the island, Olbia is a gateway to a coastline boasting endless splendid beaches, turquoise waters, and pretty, remote coves. A few miles north, you will be able to sail in the archipelago of La Maddalena, a national park constituted of gorgeous islands, charming coves and ideal bays to anchor at.

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Silent 60 - 3 Cabins - Olbia - Porto Cervo - Sardinia From € 22750 to € 26250 per week

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• Length 17.99 m 59'0"
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Guide To Sailing In Olbia, Sardinia

On an Olbia yacht charter with Borrow a Boat you can explore the Emerald Coast and La Maddalena Islands within an easy sail. Whatever you want from a Sardinia sailing holiday, from the impressive archaeology and beautiful beaches to the fashionable restaurants and nightlife, an Olbia sailing vacation is going to be an unforgettable experience.

Though largely ignored by most as they pass through the sea and airport to the Costa Smeralda, the Sardinian east coast town of Olbia has a lot to offer in its own right. Built by the Phoenicians (though occupied since before), Olbia has been in existence for 3,000 years in some form or another. It has had several names through history through Greek, Roman, Pisan and Sardinian home-rule, though the Italian Fascists gave it its old and current name back in 1939.

One of the important remnants of history is Sa Testa, a ceremonial Nuragic well just outside of the town. This has steps going down into the water and is believed to have religious significance for the Bronze Age peoples. Another religious relic is the Basillica of San Simplicio, the patron saint of Olbia, which lies in the Old Town of Olbia today. Built in Pisan-Romanesque style, this is well worth a visit as you wander the streets and alleys of this fascinating town.

Close to the Basillica San Simplicio is the Piazza Margherita, the main square in Olbia where you will find many bars and cafes to rest at and watch the world go by. Of the alleys and roads leading off it you should take a wander up the Corso Umberto, that is full of shops, restaurants and bars - all a lot cheaper than you will find in resort towns of the Emerald Coast to the north.

After taking over your charter yacht or motorboat you should pop by the PIazza Mercato, an old market where you can get your fresh produce for your sailing holiday. This, like the port, has traces of the Phoenician Empire - as with all of Olbia, old and new sits comfortably side by side.

Book your Olbia yacht charter with Borrow a Boat today!

Explore Olbia By Renting A Yacht

Where else can you and your fellow charter guests go on your Italy yacht charter from Olbia?

Just to the SE of Olbia is Tavolara Island. Part NATO base, part nature reserve and major tourist attraction, Tavolara Island was once the smallest kingdom in Europe. Today you will find a long sandy beach, excellent scuba diving and snorkelling, and if you can stand the heat, an opportunity to take a guided hike up the massif that dominates the view here.

On your boat rental the southern end of the Emerald Coast is Porto Rotondo. This old town is well away from the tourist crowd and one of the most authentic Sardinian villages you will likely find on your sailing holiday with the Piazzetta San Marco where locals go to socialise and relax at the centre.

The Maddalena archipelago of 60 islands and islets is one of the top reasons that people begin a boat rental in Olbia. Around 30 miles NE of the town, and a short sail from the mainland Costa Smeralda, it is renowned for its excellent beaches and secluded coves where you can find yourself completely alone with on white sandy beaches all to yourself. Though just off the Costa Smeralda coast, La Maddalena archipelago is one of those places where sailors and their guests often spend a few days to enjoy them to their full, perhaps moored in secluded bays while enjoying the peace and quiet of the archipelago. If you can, get a guide to take you to Budelli Island - one of the most beautiful and heavily protected islands in the archipelago, Budelli Island is famous for its pink beach.

To the south of the islands is Porto Cervo, the highly acclaimed capital of the Emerald Coast. A quiet and sleepy fishing village until the Aga Khan chose to develop it in the 1980s, it now has some of the best nightspots, restaurants and boutiques in the region. One of the attractions that makes it so popular with the ultra high net worth who leave their mega yachts in the marina, is that the new development sits well within the architectural vernacular of the older parts of town. As such, though much of it is so new, you could easily imagine yourself in the likes of San Tropez or the better parts of the Balearic Islands for its style and culture.

For your Olbia yacht charter, you need to know a few things about getting there and the marinas - read on to find out more.

**How to Get to** **Olbia**

**Olbia Airport**

Olbia Airport is around 20 minutes by bus from the marina. The airport is served by airlines flying from regional and major airports across Europe.

Marinas in Olbia

**Marina** **di Olbia**

Marina di Olbia has a number of boat owner and charter companies with charter yachts available that include catamaran, private yacht charter, luxury yacht charter, monohull sailboat and motor yacht charter.

Berth Characteristics:

Max Length 80m (262 Feet)

Max Draught 5.2m (17 Feet)

List of additional services: Shore power, water, WiFi, shower/WC, launderette, garbage disposal, cash machine, restaurant.

Suggested Sailing Routes From Olbia

Whether on a sailing boat or motorboat charter on a bareboat charter or yacht charter with skipper and crew you can explore the the Maddalena archipelago and Costa Smeralda on your charter yacht. A longer trip can take you to right around Sardinia too. Let's take a look at two such itineraries.

**7 Days -** **La Maddalena** **Islands and** **Emerald Coast**: Porto Rotondo will be your first port of call after a half day's sail north. Relax on a night ashore before heading for Porto Cervo, the capital of the Costa Smeralda for your next evening. The village of La Maddalena will be your first night in the La Maddalena islands - spend a couple of nights here, exploring the beautiful beaches and secluded coves. South now to the islands off Olbia, including one on Tavolara Island before returning to the charter base.

**14 days - Round Sardinia an excursion to Corsica:** The first night will be in the quiet village of Porto Rotondo before heading to the La Maddalena islands to enjoy the white sandy beaches. Head on to the mainland town of Porto Pollo for a day of water sports. Santa Teresa will be your next port and perhaps have lunch in one of the secluded bays nearby before crossing the strait to Corsica and to the west coast port town of Propriano and then Ajaccio for another day ashore. South to the protected Sardinian island of Asinara - take a day ashore to enjoy this beautiful place. Alghero on the west coast of Sardinia will be your next evening ashore, and then take a night at anchor in the Gulf of Oristano and spend time ashore looking at the Stagno de Cabras, one of the largest saltwater lagoons in the region. Your next night will be in Carloforte, a fishing port on San Pietro Island, a then a night in Cagliari, the capital of Sardina. This is followed by a short hop east to Villasimius for a relaxing night before a long leg - 40 or so NM - to Olbia, and return your yacht to the charter base.

Best Times To Hire A Yacht In Olbia

The sailing season in Sardinia is from May to October. Outside of the high season in July/August you will find many marinas have enough room to meet demand and will often be cheaper than Greece or Croatia.

In some parts of Italy's sailing meccas the prices rocket in July/August and you may end up paying hundreds of Euros for the last available berth if you're lucky enough to get one!

As such the best times to sail in Italy are during school term in June or September when the sea is still warm but the marinas and towns relaxed and quiet. If you want Sardinia at full throttle in the maximum heat of summer the high season may well be for you!

The Climate

Sardinia is known for its excellent sailing conditions, making many locations meccas for all sorts of wind sports.

During much of the sailing season in this part of the west Mediterranean Sea you will find sea breezes that build during the day and ease off at night, making for a perfect sailing holiday.

The NE Maestrale is an important wind here. Generally blowing from October to April, and originating from the Rhone Valley, it can pipe up for a week at a time and blow at gale force for days on end even in summer.

The hot, humid southerly Scirocco can make things extremely uncomfortable at night toward the southern half of Sardinia from time to time. Expect temperatures to hardly dip at night from the high 30s in the day. Orange hued fog (coloured by Sahara Desert sand) is another issue, adding to the discomfort!

### What should I consider when hiring a Yacht or Boat?

The main points to consider are what is your budget, have you got the necessary sailing experience and qualifications to manage the boat if it's not going to have a skipper, whom you are taking sailing, where exactly you wish to go and what will the weather be like on the proposed dates of your trip.

### **What are the Marinas in Olbia?**

Marina di Olbia has 270 berths that can take luxury yachts of up to 80 metres LOA.

### When are the best times to hire a boat in Olbia?

While the sailing season runs from April to October in the region, it can get very busy and hot at the peak times of July and August with the marinas often very full and expensive. As such if you can get on a sailing vacation outside the school holidays, perhaps in June or September the sailing conditions are better and the crowds are less intense.

### Do you have to pay a deposit when hiring a Yacht in Olbia?

You will typically pay 50% up front on booking the yacht hire and the balance on arrival as part of the charter conditions. You will either pay a security deposit with your credit card on departure or can get insurance covering damage in advance. In some cases (such as the recent Covid situation) charter companies may be more flexible but this depends on the individual charter companies themselves.

### What happens if my Yacht breaks down?

If you are at sea and in danger, call MAYDAY on VHF Ch16 or ring the coast guard on your phone if you have reception. If you have a mechanical fault and can make it to or are on a mooring you will be able to phone a help line number given by the boat charter company.

### What should I think of before I hire a Yacht or Boat in Olbia?

You should consider do you have the experience to handle the yacht charter or boat hire before you book and where do you want to go along with what the weather will be like. Dress for warm weather but do have something for tropical rains - light but waterproof.

### What Qualifications Do I need to hire a boat or yacht?

If you want to sail without a skipper then you will need relevant qualifications like RYA Day Skipper/International Certificate of Competence (ICC)/ASA 104 Bareboat certificate or the US Sailing Certificate. For small 'day boats' or if you choose to have a crewed yacht charter you typically don't require licences.

Frequently asked questions

Yacht Charter Olbia

Oceanis 46.1

• Build year : 2022
• Guests : 10
• Berths : 10
• Length : 48 ft
• Boat type : Sailing Yacht
• Mainsail : Furling
• Genoa type : Self tacking

• Build year : 2007
• Length : 70 ft
• Boat type : Motor Yacht

• Build year : 2018
• Guests : 12
• Berths : 12
• Length : 46 ft
• Boat type : Catamaran
• Mainsail : Full battened
• Genoa type : Furling

Sun Odyssey 479

• Length : 47 ft

• Guests : 11

• Length : 42 ft

Jeanneau 54

• Length : 53 ft

Build your own unique trip!

• Build year : 2019
• Length : 39 ft

Lagoon 450 Fly

Oceanis 35.1

• Build year : 2020
• Length : 34 ft

• Length : 52 ft

Sun Odyssey 410

• Build year : 2023

Dufour Catamaran 48

• Build year : 2021
• Berths : 11

Oceanis 51.1

FOREVER ROSANNA

• Build year : 2010
• Length : 78 ft

Guide To Sailing In Olbia, Sardinia

On an Olbia yacht charter with Borrow a Boat you can explore the Emerald Coast and La Maddalena Islands within an easy sail. Whatever you want from a Sardinia sailing holiday, from the impressive archaeology and beautiful beaches to the fashionable restaurants and nightlife, an Olbia sailing vacation is going to be an unforgettable experience.

Though largely ignored by most as they pass through the sea and airport to the Costa Smeralda, the Sardinian east coast town of Olbia has a lot to offer in its own right. Built by the Phoenicians (though occupied since before), Olbia has been in existence for 3,000 years in some form or another. It has had several names through history through Greek, Roman, Pisan and Sardinian home-rule, though the Italian Fascists gave it its old and current name back in 1939.

One of the important remnants of history is Sa Testa, a ceremonial Nuragic well just outside of the town. This has steps going down into the water and is believed to have religious significance for the Bronze Age peoples. Another religious relic is the Basillica of San Simplicio, the patron saint of Olbia, which lies in the Old Town of Olbia today. Built in Pisan-Romanesque style, this is well worth a visit as you wander the streets and alleys of this fascinating town.

Close to the Basillica San Simplicio is the Piazza Margherita, the main square in Olbia where you will find many bars and cafes to rest at and watch the world go by. Of the alleys and roads leading off it you should take a wander up the Corso Umberto, that is full of shops, restaurants and bars - all a lot cheaper than you will find in resort towns of the Emerald Coast to the north.

After taking over your charter yacht or motorboat you should pop by the PIazza Mercato, an old market where you can get your fresh produce for your sailing holiday. This, like the port, has traces of the Phoenician Empire - as with all of Olbia, old and new sits comfortably side by side.

Book your Olbia yacht charter with Borrow a Boat today!

Explore Olbia By Renting A Yacht

Where else can you and your fellow charter guests go on your Italy yacht charter from Olbia?

Just to the SE of Olbia is Tavolara Island. Part NATO base, part nature reserve and major tourist attraction, Tavolara Island was once the smallest kingdom in Europe. Today you will find a long sandy beach, excellent scuba diving and snorkelling, and if you can stand the heat, an opportunity to take a guided hike up the massif that dominates the view here.

On your boat rental the southern end of the Emerald Coast is Porto Rotondo. This old town is well away from the tourist crowd and one of the most authentic Sardinian villages you will likely find on your sailing holiday with the Piazzetta San Marco where locals go to socialise and relax at the centre.

The Maddalena archipelago of 60 islands and islets is one of the top reasons that people begin a boat rental in Olbia. Around 30 miles NE of the town, and a short sail from the mainland Costa Smeralda, it is renowned for its excellent beaches and secluded coves where you can find yourself completely alone with on white sandy beaches all to yourself. Though just off the Costa Smeralda coast, La Maddalena archipelago is one of those places where sailors and their guests often spend a few days to enjoy them to their full, perhaps moored in secluded bays while enjoying the peace and quiet of the archipelago. If you can, get a guide to take you to Budelli Island - one of the most beautiful and heavily protected islands in the archipelago, Budelli Island is famous for its pink beach.

To the south of the islands is Porto Cervo, the highly acclaimed capital of the Emerald Coast. A quiet and sleepy fishing village until the Aga Khan chose to develop it in the 1980s, it now has some of the best nightspots, restaurants and boutiques in the region. One of the attractions that makes it so popular with the ultra high net worth who leave their mega yachts in the marina, is that the new development sits well within the architectural vernacular of the older parts of town. As such, though much of it is so new, you could easily imagine yourself in the likes of San Tropez or the better parts of the Balearic Islands for its style and culture.

For your Olbia yacht charter, you need to know a few things about getting there and the marinas - read on to find out more.

**How to Get to** **Olbia**

**Olbia Airport**

Olbia Airport is around 20 minutes by bus from the marina. The airport is served by airlines flying from regional and major airports across Europe.

Marinas in Olbia

**Marina** **di Olbia**

Marina di Olbia has a number of boat owner and charter companies with charter yachts available that include catamaran, private yacht charter, luxury yacht charter, monohull sailboat and motor yacht charter.

Berth Characteristics:

Max Length 80m (262 Feet)

Max Draught 5.2m (17 Feet)

List of additional services: Shore power, water, WiFi, shower/WC, launderette, garbage disposal, cash machine, restaurant.

Suggested Sailing Routes From Olbia

Whether on a sailing boat or motorboat charter on a bareboat charter or yacht charter with skipper and crew you can explore the the Maddalena archipelago and Costa Smeralda on your charter yacht. A longer trip can take you to right around Sardinia too. Let's take a look at two such itineraries.

**7 Days -** **La Maddalena** **Islands and** **Emerald Coast**: Porto Rotondo will be your first port of call after a half day's sail north. Relax on a night ashore before heading for Porto Cervo, the capital of the Costa Smeralda for your next evening. The village of La Maddalena will be your first night in the La Maddalena islands - spend a couple of nights here, exploring the beautiful beaches and secluded coves. South now to the islands off Olbia, including one on Tavolara Island before returning to the charter base.

**14 days - Round Sardinia an excursion to Corsica:** The first night will be in the quiet village of Porto Rotondo before heading to the La Maddalena islands to enjoy the white sandy beaches. Head on to the mainland town of Porto Pollo for a day of water sports. Santa Teresa will be your next port and perhaps have lunch in one of the secluded bays nearby before crossing the strait to Corsica and to the west coast port town of Propriano and then Ajaccio for another day ashore. South to the protected Sardinian island of Asinara - take a day ashore to enjoy this beautiful place. Alghero on the west coast of Sardinia will be your next evening ashore, and then take a night at anchor in the Gulf of Oristano and spend time ashore looking at the Stagno de Cabras, one of the largest saltwater lagoons in the region. Your next night will be in Carloforte, a fishing port on San Pietro Island, a then a night in Cagliari, the capital of Sardina. This is followed by a short hop east to Villasimius for a relaxing night before a long leg - 40 or so NM - to Olbia, and return your yacht to the charter base.

Best Times To Hire A Yacht In Olbia

The sailing season in Sardinia is from May to October. Outside of the high season in July/August you will find many marinas have enough room to meet demand and will often be cheaper than Greece or Croatia.

In some parts of Italy's sailing meccas the prices rocket in July/August and you may end up paying hundreds of Euros for the last available berth if you're lucky enough to get one!

As such the best times to sail in Italy are during school term in June or September when the sea is still warm but the marinas and towns relaxed and quiet. If you want Sardinia at full throttle in the maximum heat of summer the high season may well be for you!

The Climate

Sardinia is known for its excellent sailing conditions, making many locations meccas for all sorts of wind sports.

During much of the sailing season in this part of the west Mediterranean Sea you will find sea breezes that build during the day and ease off at night, making for a perfect sailing holiday.

The NE Maestrale is an important wind here. Generally blowing from October to April, and originating from the Rhone Valley, it can pipe up for a week at a time and blow at gale force for days on end even in summer.

The hot, humid southerly Scirocco can make things extremely uncomfortable at night toward the southern half of Sardinia from time to time. Expect temperatures to hardly dip at night from the high 30s in the day. Orange hued fog (coloured by Sahara Desert sand) is another issue, adding to the discomfort!

### What should I consider when hiring a Yacht or Boat?

The main points to consider are what is your budget, have you got the necessary sailing experience and qualifications to manage the boat if it's not going to have a skipper, whom you are taking sailing, where exactly you wish to go and what will the weather be like on the proposed dates of your trip.

### **What are the Marinas in Olbia?**

Marina di Olbia has 270 berths that can take luxury yachts of up to 80 metres LOA.

### When are the best times to hire a boat in Olbia?

While the sailing season runs from April to October in the region, it can get very busy and hot at the peak times of July and August with the marinas often very full and expensive. As such if you can get on a sailing vacation outside the school holidays, perhaps in June or September the sailing conditions are better and the crowds are less intense.

### Do you have to pay a deposit when hiring a Yacht in Olbia?

You will typically pay 50% up front on booking the yacht hire and the balance on arrival as part of the charter conditions. You will either pay a security deposit with your credit card on departure or can get insurance covering damage in advance. In some cases (such as the recent Covid situation) charter companies may be more flexible but this depends on the individual charter companies themselves.

### What happens if my Yacht breaks down?

If you are at sea and in danger, call MAYDAY on VHF Ch16 or ring the coast guard on your phone if you have reception. If you have a mechanical fault and can make it to or are on a mooring you will be able to phone a help line number given by the boat charter company.

### What should I think of before I hire a Yacht or Boat in Olbia?

You should consider do you have the experience to handle the yacht charter or boat hire before you book and where do you want to go along with what the weather will be like. Dress for warm weather but do have something for tropical rains - light but waterproof.

### What Qualifications Do I need to hire a boat or yacht?

If you want to sail without a skipper then you will need relevant qualifications like RYA Day Skipper/International Certificate of Competence (ICC)/ASA 104 Bareboat certificate or the US Sailing Certificate. For small 'day boats' or if you choose to have a crewed yacht charter you typically don't require licences.

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A selection of the finest yachts for charter in olbia, north sardinia.

Situated in the North East area of Sardinia , Olbia is an italian city that provides both historical and contemporary feelings and atmospheres. Thanks to its rich archeological, cultural, and historical heritage, Olbia is a perfect charming destination for fans of history and arts.

Anyway, it gives the very best departure port to visit the Emerald Coast , Porto Cervo , Caprera, the Bonifacio Strait and Corsica , the islands of Maddalena. Your Olbia yacht charter experience will certainly be a lifetime adventure to discover some of the best Sardinian and Italian spots. Sardegna is an island that's endowed with abundant culture and a spectacular geographic formation, no wonder this gift from nature is now one of the most famous spots in the Mediterranean region.

With its superb tropical and mild climate, Olbia has long been considered a sailor’s heaven. Not only due to its natural beauty, but also due to the isle ’s strategic geographic location, making availability even more convenient from different ports of entry. In reality, it's now the primary connection point between the Italian peninsula and Sardinia. Olbia is undoubtedly one of the budding tourist destinations in the Mediterranean area. The lovely beaches, the many inlets, along with the serene waters offer an ideal site for assorted water sports.

These attributes, coupled with the growing tourism-related developments in the area, are just some of the many amenities that draw on yachting and boating enthusiasts from around the globe to this dramatic island.

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Sailing Sardinia , there isn't any better method to discover Olbia and the surrounding areas: the most lovely beaches and bays of the Costa Smeralda are at easy reach with our exclusive and selected yacht charters from one day up to as many weeks as you wish. Whether you require service of our specialist skippers, or you're an experienced sailor all on your own, you'll cruise the glamorous Mediterranean sea from Costa Smeralda to Southern Corsica. All these are the perfect locations for your next sailing vacations in Sardinia .

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Our experienced and world travellers, expert Italy and Sardinia Charter Managers regularly check and sail aboard our selected yachts and are perfectly placed to offer you transparent, tailor and professional assistance. Our twenty years of experience in yacht charters, developed in Sardinia and the Mediterranean, enabled us to create close, enduring relationships with our clients, investing directly in our yachts and services.

Top Destinations by boat from Olbia

Olbia belong to yacht charter and all those interests vacation destinations which are off the trodden trail of Italy. There's actually not that important variety of tourists which come to this port town that is idyllic in comparison to its popular sibs like Calabria, Tuscany and Sicily , readily considered to yacht charter aficionados as the proverbial attractions. However, Olbia offers varied yacht charter chances, which makes it an ideal exceptional, location where a person can appreciate another type of vacation touch continues to be commonly Italian and has lots of interests. Related: Sicily, Corsica or Sardinia?

Yacht Charter Itineraries from/to Olbia

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7 Days in North Sardinia

Day 1st Portico Day 2nd Tavolara Island Day 3rd Caprera Island Day 4th Bonifacio (Corsica) Day 5th Budelli Island Day 6th La Maddalena Day 7th Olbia

2 Weeks in Sardinia and Corsica

Day 1st Portico – Day 2nd Bonifacio – Day 3rd Porto Vecchio – Day 4th Campoloro – Day 5th Macinaggio – Day 6th Saint Florent – Day 7th Calvi – Day 8th Girolata – Day 9th Ajaccio – Day 10th Propriano – Day 11th Santa Teresa di Gallura – Day 12th Maddalena Island – Day 13th Caprera – Day 14th Emerald Coast – Porto Cervo – Day 15th Olbia

When planning a boat charter with embarkation in the port of Olbia, contact our Charter Managers: Your Boat Holiday will assist you, providing you all the solutions for your activities on board and on land: family holidays, celebrations, corporate events, and more. We customize your private yacht charter, step by step, in order for you to live your best sailing experience ever.

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We were aware that we were renting an older - 7 yr old boat that had been all over the place. In the Charter world the 3 year old boats are hard used. We did an older bareboat primarily for the lower price and knew there would be some issues but they usually don’t cause much trouble for a seasoned crew. The boat had a great refrigeration system, lots of cookware, good charts, nice windlass, and staff provided us with new cockpit chair cushioning and French press as we are Americans who like that sort of thing. It was a typical used boat with stuff that is used. Staff was very responsive to problems with mooring balls (not DYC’s fault) and difficulty with dinghy engine starts (we just had to acclimate to a coy Mercury). We like the people, and the boat was as is to be expected. We spent around 5 grand a week for a full 3 staterooms. We were happy. We enjoyed the captain’s meeting and received many good suggestions on where to go. Remember always swim your mooring ball - we were adrift and on the rocks due to a defective mooring ball. DYC is where you want to go if you are seasoned and want to spend most of your time in the water or at the beach.

Date of experience : January 27, 2024

An absolute nightmare

An absolute nightmare! I regret to say that my experience with Dream Yacht Charters BVI was utterly disappointing, warranting a one-star rating. The boat we rented was in deplorable condition, plagued by a plethora of issues. From cockroaches scurrying about to incessant leakage, malfunctioning batteries, broken drawers and cabinets, and a malfunctioning anchor, it was a nightmare from the start. Moreover, the absence of electricity, because of a malfunctioning battery pack/alternater, resulted in no power for essential appliances like the fridge, navigation instruments, anchor and lights which only exacerbated the situation. The poorly insulated engine turned the interior into an unbearable sauna, making our journey intolerable. Adding insult to injury, the caleche was leaking, further dampening our spirits. Despite these glaring problems, the office's response was appalling. They attempted to shift blame onto us and offered minimal assistance, if any. The litany of issues disrupted our planned route, forcing frequent stops for shore power every 2-3 days, driving up expenses due to exorbitant harbor prices. Additionally, the malfunctioning anchor necessitated costly moorings, further inflating our financial burden. In summary, our experience with Dream Yacht Charters was marred by incompetence, neglect, and a complete lack of accountability.

Date of experience : February 14, 2024

DYC makes it really easy to charter

DYC makes it really easy to charter a bareboat sailing vacation. Having done a dozen trips with the competition in BVI, Bahamas, Greece, Italy, etc I feel more confident in Dream's ability to get you on a high quality boat on time and in good condition. When they missed the boat (pun intended) in one situation, they were also gracious about admitting fault and offering a credit to future trips. I especially want to call out Savannah Collins on the American sales team who was a joy to work with over the phone. Thanks for everything Savannah!

Date of experience : November 10, 2023

Unsafe yacht

I chartered a 52 ft yacht in Antigua and it was unfit for purpose and potentially dangerous. There was an extensive list of faults which ruined our holiday, including a windlass that did not operate, an anchor that did not swivel, reefing lines jammed in the boom and hazardous swim ladder. The yacht also lacked basic appliances, had a hole in the kettle and missing fire extinguishers. This is an accident waiting to happen. I could go on… Dream yachts refused to even acknowledge my emails and sent no apologies. Avoid them at all cost.

Date of experience : December 13, 2023

Don't let your dream vacation turn into a nautical nightmare like ours!

Dear sailors and travelers, I am writing to you with a heavy heart and the need to warn you about my disastrous experience with Dream Yacht Charter (DYC). Recently, I entrusted this company for a dream trip through the Caribbean, only to find myself plunged into a nautical nightmare that dashed our carefully planned vacation and endangered our lives. From the outset, DYC's service left much to be desired. While the first few days of our journey went smoothly, everything unraveled when we experienced serious mechanical issues with the vessel. Two engines failed mysteriously, leaving us stranded in the middle of the ocean with no propulsion. Imagine the anguish and fear of being stuck at sea with families and children on board! But the worst was not just the mechanical failure, but DYC's incompetence and lack of accountability in addressing the situation properly. They ignored our distress calls, left us adrift for hours, and only after the situation became critical did they decide to take action. And I can't even begin to describe the additional problems we faced when we were finally "rescued"! DYC's response to this disaster? A refusal to acknowledge their responsibility and an offer of insultingly insignificant compensation. Not only did they refuse to reopen our claim, but they also attempted to discredit our version of events, implying that we were never offered the additional sailing days we claimed. Dear sailors, if you value your safety and your vacation, I urge you to steer clear of DYC like the plague. This company not only lacks integrity and professionalism, but also jeopardizes the lives of its customers with its negligence and lack of care. Don't let your dream vacation turn into a nautical nightmare like ours!

Date of experience : October 27, 2023

Poorly maintained boats

For reference, I've chartered in the BVIs about 12 times over almost 45 years, as well as Greece, Turkey, Australia, New Zealand, and elsewhere. We chartered in late Jan (2024) from Dream Yacht Charters out of Hodges Creek Marina near Fat Hog Bay on Tortola. On the one hand, sailing in the BVIs is always wonderful, so I'm not doing a hand-wringing "our trip was ruined" post. On the other hand ... The older boats at Dream Yachts are very poorly maintained. We faced myriad problems, including an ancient repeatedly patched bimini and dodger that ripped on the first windy day, and a hole in the galley floor caused by one of the checkout crew, that was never fixed. Multiple systems were leaking into the bilge or broken, including the A/C pump (leaking at the thru-hull!) and the galley seawater pump. The fresh water system broke halfway into the trip. Most alarming was the failure of one of the head macerator pumps -- they checked to see if "we'd clogged it". The "technician" disappeared into the head with a wad of paper in his hand, closed the door behind him so I couldn't see, and then announced that the pump output pipe (that I had previously checked) was clogged! A complete scam/ripoff. The sails on our boat were old and patched, the V-berth mattress and all the cushions mold- and mildew-stained, and everything generally tired. The galley was awful, with two wine glasses (for max pax of 8) and zero tumblers. We had to ask for a pot big enough to cook pasta, and for a colander. The shore power at the marina didn't work (we didn't stay at marinas elsewhere) -- which threatened to spoil our newly-purchased provisions. Of folks we met from other boats, one had a problem with their winch, and I heard of many other problems. Bottom line -- they don't maintain their boats. I'll never charter from Dream Yacht again (at least in the BVIs).

Date of experience : January 12, 2024

Dream Yacht Charter Raiatea Bora Bora

We had a blast on a 5-days trip around Raiatea, Taha’a & Bora Bora. Conditions were exceptional so was the crew. We had a beautiful and confortable catamaran for the 7 of us with plenty of space. The crew was super friendly and knowledgeable bringing us to beautiful snorkelling and cultural places around the different islands. Definitely a once in a lifetime experience!

Date of experience : January 05, 2024

Incredible Bali Catspace

We just come back from a bareboat charter with Dream Yacht charter Uturoa with my family on a Bali Catspace This cat is just incredibily easy and confortable We has the feeling to be on a much bigger boat Sailing this cat is so simple no need to have years of practice

Date of experience : December 30, 2023

Fantastic experience all round

Fantastic experience once again delivered by Dream Yacht Charters in the UK. Transparent pricing from the start and excellent value. Could not believe that the insurance indemnity was included in the price! Lorraine could not have worked harder to guide us on location and yachts to suit our needs. Any questions were dealt with quickly and professionally. The yacht we chartered met with our expectations and I have no doubt that had we experienced any difficulties at the base, Lorraine would have done her utmost to sort. Thank you for such a first class service. We will continue to charter from Dream Yacht Charters without reservation

Date of experience : September 30, 2023

First experience with DYW and first…

First experience with DYW and first time with DY Croatia. Preparation and briefing with the service team in US was so thorough that when I got to Dubrovnik ACI Marina everything run smoothly. No hidden costs, everything very transparent. We took a skipper who happened to be top notch, a local celebrity. Trip was excellent in all respects but we had little wind and we had to motor most of the time: next time I will make sure we reserve minimum guaranteed winds of 15 knots LOL

Date of experience : August 19, 2023

Dream Yacht Charter is HIGH Risk - Avoid!

If I can prevent just one more bad, unsafe DYC boat experience, maybe yours, then writing this review was worth it. We have discovered Dream Yacht Charter has earned a highly questionable reputation for providing poorly maintained boats for charter and based on our recent experience it is well earned. See the fast-growing 2,400 Member Facebook page: groups/dreamyachtchartersuck and TripAdvisor.com's almost 50% 1-star DYC reviews. Most of those with posted DYC issues have received no recourse, may have faced serious safety situations due to poor boat maintenance and/or support, may have sued, but like us, are seeking to prevent others from experiencing DYC’s lack of concern for charterer safety, maintenance incompetence, and blatant contract breaches. Charter DYC at your own risk. If interested, here’s our DYC experience. We chartered a boat for 8 days out of Nassau with indicators of issues to come on day 1 - the generator not working (yes, it worked at the dock and we did as thorough a boat check as allowed). The following 3 days turned into hell due to a dysfunctional boat promised in their contract to be in "good working order.” DYC breached our contract in 3 important ways. By day 3, the boat’s batteries were completely depleted. We had lost 2 nights sleep due to alarms going off throughout the night and a generator out of oil as we hung on an anchor in 35 knot winds completely without power for engines, navigation systems, lighting, windlass, or icebox cooling, etc. The batteries were truly dead, and would not hold a charge for more than 1 hour. DYC later denied this important fact – they missed the source maintenance problem. In the end, we had to count on our own backup phone batteries to have any communication at all. By this time, we were labeled a “distressed vessel” by the National Park Ranger who checked on us repeatedly until DYC eventually showed up. This, a second contract breach when a support vessel was not sent out as promised within 4 hours, let alone the next several days. Of note, 4 other DYC boats within a 5 mile radius also had crippling issues, including a broken halyard, a damaged transmission, broken generator, and disabled engine. After 3 days on anchor, DYC’s repair crew arrived and jerry-rigged the generator (their words), never fixing the batteries, and we were evacuated from the boat. A 3rd contract breach, no other boat or lost charter time reimbursement was then provided to us per our contract (and their own marketing materials and salespeople). During one long night while waiting for assistance, we discovered that the chartplotter listed all the same engine and battery alarms we were experiencing during the charter before ours – evidence of questionable maintenance and safety. Despite the evidence, and after multiple requests, no refund or credit was offered, and only a denial of our experience was received by DYC. While some of you may have had a more positive DYC experience, should you charter from DYC in the future you do so at your own risk and may also be left in a dangerous situation with wholly inadequate charter support and a company that does not appear to value customer safety, its own contracts, or satisfaction. Based on our research and the Facebook page, it appears DYC’s poor maintenance is experienced in nearly every charter location worldwide, and its corporate integrity a systemic safety issue. We encourage you to read the reviews before signing up, and taking them seriously - their contract is worthless to you. Bad charter boats do happen, but it appears DYC's are the worst, obfuscated by great marketing. We encourage you to stay safe and to look into other charter company alternatives.

Date of experience : December 08, 2023

Unfortunately disappointing (Abacos)

Unfortunately our 3rd tour with DYC was disappointing. The captain was disinterested, rude and barely present. The Abacos are still worth seeing - with a different crew. Despite our feedback, Dream Yacht Charter didn't get in touch. Bad customer service for us. We sailed the last time. Well, we hardly sailed.

Date of experience : December 09, 2022

Reply from Dream Yacht Charter

Hello Lasse, Thank you for taking the time to share your concern. We are sorry to hear that your experience did not meet your expectations and fell below our standards. In order to investigate the case, please fill in this form (https://bit.ly/dreamyacht) as it is our goal to provide the best experience, and we take that commitment very seriously. Thank you for contacting us, the Dream Yacht team.

No Dream in Dream yacht Charter

This was my worst vacation. We bare boated and the boat broke down, for 5 days we were stuck in a marina, while the boat was repaired and DYC has refused to do anything. these additional costs, we didn't plan for, and we lost a huge part of our vacation. before you book with them, try getting a hold of the base in the Bahamas, or a supervisor or someone who deals with complaints or refunds. Aside from sales/customer service (booking) you wont get past the iron curtain!

Date of experience : December 11, 2022

Hi Davey J, thank you for your review. We are saddened to hear of your dissatisfaction with this situation. Our team works tirelessly to provide boats in top condition, and we’re truly sorry that you experienced these issues. Please fill in this form (https://bit.ly/dreamyacht) with your booking details so we can investigate your case further. We want to provide the best experience to our customers, and your feedback helps us improve. Thank you for letting us know, the Dream Yacht team.

SAIL BOAT CONDITIONS and OPERATION

SAIL BOAT CONDITIONS and OPERATION TOILETS ● Working very well. Motors ● In general working well. See additional comments. MAINSAIL-should be replaced. ● Medium Size Tears ● Repair tape disintegrated. ● Mainsail cover ripped. ● Bimini cover above cockpit is TORN. JIB SAIL-should be replaced. ● Medium size tear KITCHEN ● Fridge not working. ● No freezer (not working) ● Fridge lock-latch broken (does not allow to close the fridge) ● Both units leaking water after using tons of ice to keep our food healthy. Still, because of this condition we lost of food ● Propane tanks: Insufficient capacity for 8-10 people on board ● BREAKABLE porcelain and glassware - this is risky to dangerous. ● Plates ● Mugs ● Glass ● DANGEROUS on a sail boat ● Secondary tap not working. UTILITIES ● No generator ● Batteries: Insufficient capacity. We had to run the engines for 3 hours every day. ● Water tanks: insufficient capacity for 8-10 people on board ● Outboard: weak capacity DINGHY ● Motor cover: Coming off continuously with the slightest move/touch ● Boat should have a bigger dinghy for the 8-10 people capacity CABINS ● Hatches ● Leaking ● Supports: three hatches had the supports broken ● Weather sealed broken in one of them. ● Bow port hatch glass/vinyl broken. ● Bow starboard hatch had no support. ● Bow starboard portlight: glass/ vinyl broken and duct taped shut ● Doors: ● Starboard bow & aft cabin not locking ● Lamps filled with rust ● Cabin mattresses in bad shape OPERATION ISSUES ● Left winch top broken ● Anchor lights not working ● The navigation panel switches wiring is wrong. ● Inadequate FIRST AID KIT ● NO proper, even basic tools like pliers, screwdrivers, etc. ● Anchor size inappropriate for the size of the sailboat MOTOR & STEERING ● Wheel does not lock, this is dangerous when backing with the boat. It can damage rudders if wheel is not firmly held by a co- pilot ● Wheel - it is very difficult to hold direction with this wheel ● The motor control is very difficult as it is not responsive, particularly in reverse mode. HULL ● Overgrown with algae all over ● Propellers filled with algae and sea dirt ● Rudders filled with algae and sea dirt

Date of experience : January 28, 2024

Dodging any issues.

We lost one day of our charter due to our freshwater being pumped into the starboard engine bilge whose bilge pump was not working and consequently filled up with water , at one point we thought we were sinking ! We returned to base as we had no water and no way of keeping it in the tanks even if we could have refilled. In another incedent in a torrential downpour a fixed cabin window leaked and destroyed my laptop. The reply from DYC main office was less than helpful. The laptop destruction was our fault as we put it in the wrong place and the lost day was ignored. Be very carefull when dealing with the main office they seem only to want to dodge any issues which involve any sort of refund.

Date of experience : April 17, 2023

Thank you for contacting us, Doug. Customer satisfaction, safety, and happy sailings are and always have been our top priorities. To assist you with this issue, please fill in this form (https://bit.ly/dreamyacht) so we can investigate your case further. We sincerely appreciate and value feedback from all guests, as comments like yours help us to improve our service. Thank you for letting us know, the Dream Yacht team

Horrendous Experience - Took ALL our money and no holiday

Horrendous Experience Dream Yacht Charters cancelled our holiday before the departure date due to Covid—19 lockdown in UK & Greece BUT then refused to return a single penny We lost the entire amount we paid - 100% of the holiday price They just ripped us off They are NOT ABTA either Do NOT use them under any circumstances

Date of experience : April 10, 2020

Hi Paul Smith Our thoughts are with all those affected by this worldwide pandemic and our priority is the safety and wellbeing of our customers and staff. In response to the unprecedented travel disruption, we have a clear policy to accommodate our customers which allows for flexibility where possible to help with rescheduled bookings. Please contact us with your booking reference details so we can help on [email protected]. Best wishes the Dream Yacht Charter team

Very bad experience chapter 2

After having the bad experience described in my post of 04/11/2022 (see below Title "Very bad experience") Dream Yacht Charter asked me filling the form bit.lydreamyacht I filled in the form on 20/11/2022 but I never got a reply... If no compensation is soon accepted, after discussion with a lawyer, I plan a legal action. The complaint will be located in France. I also propose sharing the practical information (submit of a complaint to the court, steps...) for French customers wishing running a legal complaint. References of my contract Booking First 30 in La Rochelle (France) Contract 889258548 sailing trip cancelled April 2022 .

Date of experience : April 08, 2022

Fantastic Charter - Great Trogir Base Manager and Staff

We chartered a 45ft catamaran. Boat was in excellent shape and we had no issues. Well equipped with chart book, extra propane and all other amenities. Base staff was super friendly and helpful and always asked us if everything was ok or if we needed anything when we passed them on dock. Base manager Tommi was super friendly and engaging, ensuring all of our needs were met and also took the time to suggest ports as well as booking slips for us. What a fabulous country and superb charter!

Date of experience : May 20, 2023

Great charter with Dream Yacht in St John

Had a great bareboat charter sailing around St John out of St Thomas with Dream Yacht Charter in a brand new Fountaine Pajot Lucia 40. Thanks to Dawn Fingers and the rest of the team for helping to accommodate our last minute booking. Highlights were Zozo’s at Caneel Bay and Cruz Bay. We’ve booked bareboat charter with Dream Yacht a number of times in the past and have they seem to be the best outfit in terms of boat maintenance and professionalism.

Date of experience : July 03, 2022

Hello Colin, Thank you for your wonderful review. We're glad you had a great time with us in the USVI and we will pass your review to our team :) We look forward to seeing you again soon with pleasure. The Dream Yacht Charter team.

Love the staff and service

We most recently chartered our first Catamaran in Exumas Islands, Bahama and had a magnificent experience. That was our 4th charter with Dream Yacht Charter and are very happy with the overall service, boats and staff at the base. All the bases we have visited are very busy- but we always feel we get what we need and are attended to. Love that they have bases all around the world. Have 2 more bookings this year - La Paz tomorrow and Naples, Italy in July. Never think about looking for alternative companies

Date of experience : February 18, 2023

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