Rent a boat in Var with or without a licence

Le Var, a dream department for going on vacation

Did you know that Var was among the sunniest departments of our country? Its capital Toulon wins the prize for the hottest city in France. So set sail for this dream destination for a vacation in the sun and by the water. Many other towns are also perfect for enjoying the beach and the sun: the beautiful Hyères, Bandol, Fréjus, Le Lavandou or even Sainte-Maxime.

The Var is a large department which offers many activities for the whole family: visits to vestiges, walks in small villages typical of the South of France or in forest, hiking or water activities, tanning on the beach. Click&Boat offers you the opportunity to discover this magnificent department, by renting a catamaran or sailboat in the Var, for a few days or a few weeks.

What is the price of a boat rental in the Var?

Renting in the Var is easy thanks to the wide variety of boats available in this region. The price of your reservation depends on several factors, including the type and size of the boat, its equipment and the length of your rental.

- You can rent a sailing boat from €139 per day.

- On average, renting a motorboat will cost you €411 for a day.

- Renting a semi-rigid boat is possible from €150 for a day.

- Count on average €1,334 per day to rent a catamaran.

- It is possible to rent a yacht from €1,500 per day.

These prices are indicative, and we advise you to look directly at the different boats that interest you. You can also filter boats by price using the slider on the left of your page.

For the busiest places in the Var, such as Cavalaire-sur-Mer, we advise you to do so several months in advance if you wish to reserve a boat during high season.

Where to sail in the Var?

Boat rental in the Var allows many navigation routes.

As an example, here are two possible routes departing from Grimaud:

1) After having contemplated Sainte-Maxime, head towards the island of But going up the coast. Please note, this island is private and you will not be able to stop there. This islet is famous for its tower which stands on this piece of rock. Renting a boat in the Var is surely the best way to get as close as possible to this island which is full of stories... Then, by continuing to Théoule-sur-Mer, you may even be able to see the massif of the 'Estérel.

2) You can also leave the Gulf of Saint-Tropez and if you feel like it, hoist the sails to the famous island of Porquerolles. Beforehand, we advise you to make a stopover at Port Cros, an essential part of your navigation in the Mediterranean. This island is accessible by shuttle from Hyères, but what greater luxury than being able to get there freely by boat?

The main ports in the Var

- The port of Saint-Tropez: known to everyone, we come across racing sailboats as well as sumptuous yachts and small fishing boats. Cohabitation there is fluid and the infrastructure is of high quality, in particular thanks to the 40 people who work daily at the port to maintain its standard.

- The port of the island of Porquerolles: protected from the wind and the rare disturbances in the Mediterranean, this port has 689 berths . Once you arrive at the port, you can set foot on dry land on this island that is both close to the continent and cut off from the world. There are no cars in Porquerolles, so you can get around on foot or by bike.

- The port of Toulon: above all known for its impressive military arsenal, the port of Toulon is also a mecca for navigation with nearly 2 million visitors per year.

- The port of Sainte-Maxime: it has 800 berths including 5 reserved for fishermen's boats who sell their catch to wearing daily. Meet at dawn to see them return from the open sea with fresh fish!

The different visits to do h2>Whatever your temperament, you will find activities to suit your taste in the Var. If you are more into aquatic activities, then you will have a dream vacation: the Giens peninsula welcomes you for windsurfing sessions; the island of Port-Cros awaits you to visit its underwater natural park; while the beach of Cavalaire-sur-Mer, which is the longest on the coast, will offer you endless walks on its fine sand. If you prefer to stay inland, then you can visit the hilltop villages in Haut-Var, typical of the region. Finally, if the height and long steps don't scare you, the Esterel massif will be perfect for some hiking. When is the best time to visit the Var? Leaving from May to September, you are guaranteed to enjoy sunny days during your boat rental in the Var. However, this region is one of the most visited in France. Therefore, during school holidays, you risk being confronted with summer crowds. If you have the chance, June and September are surely the best months to visit the region. Rent a boat in the Var for your vacation To discover the department from a new angle and freeing yourself from the constraints imposed by the car or public transport, Click&Boat offers boat rental in the Var. In just a few clicks, you will find an owner who will agree to rent their boat to you in the Var department for an afternoon, a day, or even a week! By motorboat or sailboat, set sail!

Whatever your temperament, you will find activities to suit your taste in the Var. If you are more into aquatic activities, then you will have a dream vacation: the Giens peninsula welcomes you for windsurfing sessions; the island of Port-Cros awaits you to visit its underwater natural park; while the beach of Cavalaire-sur-Mer, which is the longest on the coast, will offer you endless walks on its fine sand.

If you prefer to stay inland, then you can visit the hilltop villages in Haut-Var, typical of the region. Finally, if the height and long steps don't scare you, the Esterel massif will be perfect for some hiking.

When is the best time to visit the Var?

Leaving from May to September, you are guaranteed to enjoy sunny days during your boat rental in the Var. However, this region is one of the most visited in France. Therefore, during school holidays, you risk being confronted with summer crowds. If you have the chance, June and September are surely the best months to visit the region.

Frequently Asked Questions about Var

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Var for a day?

The average cost of renting a boat in Var is around €500 per day. Various factors can influence the cost of a boat charter, such as the season, the year the boat was built, and the equipment. The prices can vary between €50 and €14,701 per day.

How much does a skipper cost per day in Var?

The price of a skipper varies depending on the destination and the owner of the boat. In Var, you can expect to pay an average of €296 per day for a skipper.

What is included in the cost of a boat rental in Var?

The price of a boat rental in Var typically includes amenities such as Bathing, Bimini, Bridge shower etc.

What types of boats can I rent in Var?

In Var you can rent for example a Motorboat, RIB or even a Sailboat.

How many cabins does a boat have in Var?

Boats in Var have an average of 2 cabins. If you travel with a large group, you can book boats with up to 7 cabins.

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