Hire a boat in Lanzarote

Discover Lanzarote by boat

Lanzarote is the easternmost island of the Canary archipelago, just 170 km away from the Moroccan coast. It is a fascinating island with a unique geology of 300 volcanic cones. The entire island is a biosphere reserve under UNESCO protection.

There are plenty of attractive places to explore - the sunny coastal resorts and unspoilt beaches of Papagayo as well as Playa Blanca and Costa Teguise on the East Coast. If you're feeing adventurous, you can also visit some of the other Canary Islands. While renting a boat in Lanzarote offers a unique opportunity to explore the volcanic landscapes and tranquil coves, if you're seeking a more luxurious experience, consider yacht charter in Tenerife, Fuerteventura or Gran Canaria, where you can indulge in the ultimate maritime adventure along the stunning Canary Islands.

What Type of Boat is Best for Lanzarote?

Lanzarote's diverse coastal beauty calls for the perfect vessel to explore its wonders. Click&Boat presents a range of boats ideal for various preferences. Below are available boats for hire on Click&Boat:

It's essential to consider the number of passengers and desired comfort level when selecting a boat rental in Lanzarote. For more detailed information, use the website or contact the boat owner.

How much does it cost for boat hire in Lanzarote? 

The cost of renting a boat in Lanzarote is influenced by various factors such as the season, duration, type and size of boat, port/marina, and any extras such as a skipper, crew and equipment for water sports. The average price of boat hire in Lanzarote is £600 per day. Here are some starting prices for boat hire in Lanzarote:

• Motorboat: From £310 per day, £2,170 per week 
• RIB: From £398 per day, £2,786 per week 
• Boat without licence: From £319 per day, £2,233 per week 
• Motor yacht: From £1,328 per day, £9,296 per week 
• Sailboat: From £221 per day, £1,547 per week 
• Catamaran: From £505 per day, £3,535 per week 

What is included in the cost? 

The cost of yacht charter in Lanzarote typically covers the rental fee. Depending on the agreement, additional inclusions like fuel, cleaning, skipper services, or water sports equipment may also be included. It's crucial to clarify these details when making a booking. 

What season is best for boat hire in Lanzarote? 

Lanzarote enjoys a pleasant climate throughout the year, making it an ideal destination for boat rentals. However, the spring and autumn months provide the perfect balance with comfortable temperatures, great sailing conditions and fewer crowds. 

Where to hire a boat in Lanzarote? 

For a seamless boat charter experience in Lanzarote, consider these prominent ports and marinas: 

Puerto Calero: A luxurious marina with upscale facilities and a vibrant atmosphere. 
Marina Rubicón: Located in Playa Blanca, offering a lively setting with numerous shops and restaurants. 
Arrecife Marina: Situated in the island's capital, providing easy access to city amenities. 
Puerto del Carmen:  A popular resort town with a diverse mix of traditional charm and modern conveniences. 
Caleta de Famara: A quaint fishing village with a tranquil marina, perfect for those seeking a laid-back experience.

Where to sail in Lanzarote? 

Sailing around Lanzarote offers a mix of dramatic volcanic landscapes and beautiful blue waters, making it a fantastic destination for sailors. Here are some of the top spots to consider when planning a sailing trip in Lanzarote:

Puerto del Carmen - Located on the southern coast, this is one of the most popular tourist destinations on the island, offering beautiful beaches, great nightlife and a bustling marina from which to start your sailing adventure.

Playa Blanca - Situated on the southern tip of Lanzarote, Playa Blanca is ideal for exploring nearby coves and beaches. You can also make a crossing to the neighbouring island of Fuerteventura from here.

Arrecife - The capital city of Lanzarote, Arrecife has a busy port and offers good facilities for sailors. From here, you can easily explore the central and northern parts of the island.

La Graciosa - Just north of Lanzarote, this small island is part of the Chinijo Archipelago. Its sandy beaches and clear waters make it a perfect destination for a day trip or longer stay, providing a more secluded sailing experience.

Papagayo Beaches - A series of stunning beaches located near Playa Blanca. These are accessible by boat and are great for swimming, snorkelling, and sunbathing.

El Golfo - On the West Coast, El Golfo is famous for its green lagoon, set in a black volcanic beach. The dramatic scenery here provides a stark contrast to the typical beach settings.

Each of these locations offers something unique, whether you're looking for vibrant nightlife, serene nature, or dramatic landscapes, making Lanzarote a diverse and exciting place to sail.

Lanzarote - A water sport haven

Lanzarote is generally recognised as one of the best spots in Europe for all lovers of watersports.

Caleta de Famara (at the foot of the spectacular cliffs of Famara) and Caleta Caballo are the places to be for all surfers, while the windsurfers should go to the Los Cucharas beach in Costa Teguise. 

Game fishing enthusiasts need to go on the harbour at Puerto del Carmen or Playa Blanca. 

Just write it to Click & boat to contact the owner, who will organise it for you!

Renting a boat with or without a skipper in Lanzarote? 

Choosing a skippered boat rental in Lanzarote ensures safety, local expertise, and an enhanced overall experience. The skipper is familiar with the best destinations, providing valuable insights and allowing you to relax and enjoy the journey. The average cost of renting a boat with a skipper in Lanzarote is £130. This can vary depending on the type and size of the vessel.