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Boat hire in the Region of Murcia

47 boat hire companies in the Region of Murcia, 39 of them with boat rental as their main business, in the harbours of the Costa Cálida and the Mar Menor. With phone, website and Google rating. No commission.

Companies
47 (39 with boat rental as main business)
across 7 destinations
Busiest destination
San Pedro del Pinatar · 17 companies
Price
€120 – 2,500 / day (indicative)
Season
April – October; peak July and August
Licence
No licence needed up to 5 m and 15 hp

Destinations in Region of Murcia

Top-rated companies

Sailing in Region of Murcia

The Region of Murcia has 47 boat rental companies on 250 km of coast and two seas: the Mar Menor, the 170 km² lagoon with flat water where the best place in Spain for a no-licence boat is, and the Mediterranean of the Costa Cálida, from Cabo de Palos to Águilas. San Pedro del Pinatar, with 17 companies and a harbour on each sea, is the first destination; Mazarrón and Águilas, with 8 each, the western cove coast; Cartagena and Cabo de Palos, with 4, the sailing fleet; San Javier and Santiago de la Ribera, with 5, the inside of the Mar Menor. Seven companies advertise sailing boats, seven skippered hire, six jet skis and five no-licence boats; the top-rated, in Cabo de Palos, has more than 350 reviews.

The season runs from April to October, with many companies open all year thanks to the climate. The Mar Menor can be sailed in any wind; on the Mediterranean, the levante gets the coast up from Cabo de Palos to Águilas. The region's trips are Isla Grosa, the Hormigas (marine reserve, buoys only), Cabo Tiñoso and the Águilas coves.

What boat can you hire

Motorboat or RIB

Requirement
ICC or a Spanish PNB/PER licence
Price
€250 – 650 / day (indicative)

Skippered

Requirement
None: the skipper is in charge
Price
boat price plus €50 – 250 per day (indicative)

Indicative prices

Indicative high-season prices from the directory's reference table, reviewed September 2026: a no-licence motorboat costs €120–250 a day; a RIB of 6–8 m, €250–650; a 10–12 m sailing yacht, €400–900 bareboat or €600–1,500 skippered; a catamaran, €1,000–2,500; a skippered motor yacht, from €900. Expect 20–40% less outside July and August. Deposits run from €300 to €2,000 and fuel is extra. Each company sets its own prices.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I hire a boat in Murcia?

In San Pedro del Pinatar (17 companies), Mazarrón (8), Águilas (8), San Javier (5), Cartagena (4) and Cabo de Palos (4). Los Alcázares and La Manga have no companies of their own; their neighbours do.

Do I need a licence to hire a boat in Murcia?

Not for a motorboat up to 5 metres and 15 hp, in daylight, on the Mar Menor or near the coast: five companies advertise them. For sailing boats, bigger boats or Isla Grosa, an ICC or Spanish licence, or a skipper (seven companies).

How much does it cost to hire a boat in Murcia?

Indicatively, €120–250 a day for a no-licence motorboat, €250–650 for a RIB with licence, €400–1,500 for a sailing boat depending on skipper and €1,000–2,500 for a skippered catamaran. Fuel and deposit are extra.

Mar Menor or Mediterranean?

The Mar Menor to start, with flat water, shallow bottoms and no-licence boats from Lo Pagán, Santiago de la Ribera or La Manga. The Mediterranean for sailing boats and coves: Cabo de Palos, Cartagena, Mazarrón and Águilas.

When is the best time in Murcia?

April to October, with July and August as the peak; it is the coast with the most sailable days on the mainland and several companies open all year. In a levante, the Mar Menor stays flat.