Directory · Valencian Community
Boat hire in the Valencian Community
393 boat hire companies in the Valencian Community, 299 of them with boat rental as their main business, spread along the Costa Blanca, the Valencia coast and Castellón. With phone, website and Google rating. No commission.
- Companies
- 393 (299 with boat rental as main business)
- across 3 destinations
- Busiest destination
- Valencia · 67 companies
- Price
- €120 – 4,000 / day (indicative)
- Season
- April – October; peak July and August
- Licence
- No licence needed up to 5 m and 15 hp
Destinations in Valencian Community
Top-rated companies
Sailing in Valencian Community
The Valencian Community has 393 boat rental companies and the most evenly spread fleet on the Spanish Mediterranean. Alicante province has the most: Alicante city with 66 companies, Dénia with 46, Altea with 43, Santa Pola with 24 and Torrevieja with 33 form a chain of harbours with motorboats, sailing boats and no-licence boats along the whole Costa Blanca. Valencia city, with 67 companies between La Marina and the Real Club Náutico, is the second centre. Castellón, with 7, is the province with the least.
Across the region, 66 companies advertise sailing boats, 57 skippered hire, 47 jet skis and 39 no-licence boats. The season runs from April to October; in summer the thermal breeze comes in at midday along the whole coast, so small boats should go out in the morning. Dénia and Xàbia are also the mainland jumping-off point for Ibiza and Formentera, and the Mar Menor, just over the border in Murcia, is half an hour from Torrevieja for anyone who wants water with no waves.
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
Which province has the most rental boats?
Alicante, with Alicante city (66), Dénia (46), Altea (43), Torrevieja (33) and Santa Pola (24); Valencia city alone has 67. Castellón has 7.
Where are the no-licence boats in the Valencian Community?
Torrevieja (7 companies advertise them), Altea (6), Alicante and Valencia (4 each), Santa Pola (3) and La Pobla de Farnals, with the top-rated no-licence operator in Valencia province.
How much does it cost to hire a boat in the Valencian Community?
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 from €900 for a skippered motor yacht. Fuel and deposit are extra.
Can I sail to Ibiza from the Valencian Community?
Yes, from Dénia or Xàbia, about 50 miles: a long day or an overnight with a skipper or an experienced licence-holder. Several Dénia companies run Ibiza and Formentera weeks.
Which harbour is best for beginners?
Altea, Santa Pola or Torrevieja: sheltered bays, sandy anchorages and plenty of no-licence boats. Alicante and Valencia are busier commercial harbours better suited to skippered trips.