Boat hire in Lanzarote

Boat rentals in Lanzarote 

You can find boats available to rent with or without a skipper in Lanzarote on the Nautal website. Search for sailboats, catamarans, motorboats and other boat rentals in Lanzarote and/or in the world. Flexible cancellation or date changes up to 15 days before check-in is allowed on selected boats.

Lanzarote has beautiful seabed with crystal clear waters to enjoy scuba diving, especially in summer and autumn. The marine landscape is dotted with caves, reefs, drop-offs and sunken ships. The underwater volcanic tubes stand out, such as the "tunnel of Atlantis", the largest in the world at 1,600 metres long, with numerous endemic species. 

You can also dive very well in Alegranza, El Canal and Montaña Amarilla. Boat hires in Lanzarote are a great way to enjoy the area’s reefs and more. 

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Lanzarote?

Boat rentals in Lanzarote vary depending on the type of boat, boat capacity, characteristics of the boat and equipment or additional services that may be included in the price!

For example, a sailboat hire in Lanzarote in high season can cost from £381 per day and £2,447 per week. During the low season, the sailboat costs £254 per day and £1,526 per week!

Is it possible to rent a boat in Lanzarote with or without a skipper?

It is possible to rent a boat in Lanzarote with or without a skipper. It is a great idea to make your boat rental in Lanzarote with a skipper if you don't want to worry about the technicalities of sailing.

Looking to have complete freedom and be more spontaneous depending on what you see on the way? A bareboat charter in Lanzarote without a skipper could be a great idea then! You will need a valid boating license if you want to bareboat charter. 

What to do in Lanzarote?  

Lanzarote boat hires are a great way to move around and explore the area. You have the freedom to personalize your boat trips in Lanzarote to find the beautiful beaches, volcanic landscapes and why not check out Papagayo beaches?

In the centre-southwest of the island is the Timanfaya National Park, which is one of Lanzarote's main tourist attractions. It was declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 1993. 

Other places of interest you should not miss are La Cueva de Los Verdes, Monte Corona and Playa Blanca. 

Lanzarote also hosts music festivals throughout the year, important international cultural events, world water sports competitions and fishing tournaments, which attract visitors from all over the world.

Lanzarote boat trips don’t have to stay close by! Lanzarote boat charters give you the freedom to enjoy the Atlantic Ocean and head to the other Canary islands! This is a great option if you are doing a boat charter in Lanzarote for a week or longer. 

If you are thinking of doing a Lanzarote boat rental for a few days or one full day, then take advantage of your time and beach hop through the best beaches and coves on the island. Sailing Lanzarote, whether a day trip or longer, makes Lanzarote boat tours extra special. 

The town of Puerto del Carmen is one of the best places to enjoy the most comfortable sailing. If you hire a charter boat with a skipper, it is easy to get around places like Puerto Calero or Playa Honda, with Puerto del Carmen right in the middle of the crossing. 

Puerto del Carmen is possibly the most comfortable area for recreational sailing with many places to anchor! Anchor in Playa Chica, Punta de Cagafredo or Punta el Barranquilla, natural areas of great interest that also have a good range of leisure activities and services.

A cheap private boat rental in Lanzarote is very useful for exploring the coast. A good plan if you start from marinas such as Laguna del Janubio is to approach the coasts of the Timanfaya National Park, a place very appreciated by all those who enjoy nature. On the coasts of this part of the island, you can find places of great value, such as Los Hervideros, the beach of Montaña Bermeja or El Golfo.

Don’t miss out on the beaches in Lanzarote! If you want to sail further, head to Tenerife, Gran Canaries and Fuerteventura. 

How is the weather and sailing conditions in Lanzarote?  

Lanzarote is located 1000 kilometres from the Iberian Peninsula and 140 kilometres from the African coast. Its climate is defined as subtropical in terms of temperature and dry or sub-desert in terms of rainfall. Temperatures do not usually fall below 14°C in winter and do not usually exceed 29°C in summer. 

The island is said to enjoy an eternal spring, with an average annual temperature of 21°C and plenty of sunshine. It only rains an average of 16 days a year, usually concentrated between December and February. 

Which are the most popular ports in Lanzarote?

On the North Coast of the municipality of Arrecife, there are two ports. The fishing port called Puerto de Naos, and the main port (commercial, cargo and cruise ships), called Puerto de Los Mármoles, the third most important in the Canary Islands. 

The Port of Arrecife has three kilometres of mooring lines, 120 hectares of floating surface and 450,000 m² of land area. This eminently fishing port with the outstanding growth of its tourist industry has turned it into the third port of the Canary Islands in goods and the first in fresh fish. This is why it occupies an important position in the Eastern Atlantic.

Other ports where you can rent boats in Lanzarote are: Puerto del Carmen, Puerto Deportivo Marina Rubicón, Puerto Calero and Puerto de Playa Blanca.

How to get to Lanzarote?

Most tourists arrive in Lanzarote via the only airport located between the capital, Arrecife (ACE), and the resort of Puerto del Carmen to the south. The bus takes you to the centre of the capital in 10 minutes, Monday to Friday.

Coming by boat is recommended if you are travelling between the different islands. Puerto del Carmen, located in the centre-south of the island, 10 minutes from the international airport, is the main arrival point for boats. Within the island, you can use the bus service, called Guaguas, and taxis. 

Frequently Asked Questions about Lanzarote

What is the daily cost to hire a boat in Lanzarote?

In Lanzarote, the average cost of hiring a boat is approximately 630£ per day. Several factors can affect the price, such as the season, the boat's year of manufacture, and the equipment included. The daily rates can vary from 205£ and 3,262£.

What is the cost per day to hire a skipper in Lanzarote?

The cost of hiring a skipper varies depending on the destination and the boat owner. In Lanzarote, the average price for a skipper is around 106£ per day.

What is the average length of boats in Lanzarote?

In Lanzarote, boats have an average length of 10 meters.

Is fuel included in the cost of hiring a boat in Lanzarote?

Fuel is typically not included in the hire cost for most boats. However, in Lanzarote, fuel is included in the price for 7 boats.

Is it possible to include equipment like snorkel gear, SUP boards, or a wakeboard with my boat hire in Lanzarote?

Many owners in Lanzarote offer various extras that you can add to your booking. These extras can include items such as Masks & Tobas, Bathing or Bimini.

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