Ocean Yachts hire with or without licence

The most suitable boats for sailing

A wide range of boats from Ocean Yachts is available for hire, suited for different types of trips on the water. Sailboat are the most commonly hired boats.

• 33 sailboats
• 4 motorboats
• 8 yachts

Every boat type offers a great opportunity to enjoy stunning views and open water. Some are designed for comfort, making them perfect for long, leisurely cruises. Others offer more speed and excitement for adventure seekers. The right choice will ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience throughout the trip. Whatever your plans, a well-chosen boat will make your trip even more special.

Can you hire a Ocean Yachts without a licence?

You can hire a Ocean Yachts with a skipper (a professional who navigates the boat) from our selection of 2. As an expert in the region, they can guide you to the best spots. Skipper rates vary depending on the destination and the boat supplier. In World, the average cost per day for a skipper is $255,76.

Ocean Yachts hire: how does it work?

SamBoat makes it easy to find the perfect Ocean Yachts from a fleet of 2 available. Whether you choose to contact the owner or book directly online, registration is completely free. You can safely make the hire payment online.

How much does it cost to hire a Ocean Yachts?

Ocean Yachts hire rates fluctuate depending on the size, the time of year, and the length of the hire. Additional equipment and optional services may also affect the final price.

Listings start at $272,81, while the average hire price is $449.

Hiring a Ocean Yachts: for how many people?

The Ocean Yachts's passenger capacity depends on its size and load capacity. The Ocean Yachts offers a maximum capacity between 5 and 8 people.

Boat responsibly

The sea gives us unique moments. Enjoying it also means respecting it: protecting marine ecosystems, reducing our impact, and preserving the places we explore. Discover how SamBoat is working alongside Fondation de la Mer to protect marine biodiversity, preserve coastal ecosystems, and fight plastic pollution.