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Yacht Charter New Zealand - Yacht Rentals New Zealand
Top-rated Yacht Charters in New Zealand - Preselected Yacht Rentals:
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Catamaran - Bali 4.5 - Built in: 2016 - Cabins: 4 - Berths: 8Yacht Charter New Zealand › Paihia (Paihia Harbour)Skippered yachtMax 8 personsThe price is calculated for 7 day charter and 1 passenger- Bali 4.5[Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
- Fishing equipment
- Snorkeling equipment
- Skipper (food not included)
- Dinghy
- Yacht Insurance
- Paddle board
- Final cleaning
- Holiday surcharge
from € 22.084 per weekfrom $ 27,161 per weekView Details -
Sailing boat - Noelex 30 - Built in: 2000 - Cabins: 4 - Berths: 6Yacht Charter New Zealand › Opua (Bay of Islands Marina)Bareboat charterMax 6 personsThe price is calculated for 7 day charter and 1 passenger- Noelex 30[Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
- Yacht Insurance
- Final cleaning
- Bed linen
from € 2.972 per weekfrom $ 3,284 per weekView Details -
Sailing boat - Noelex 25 - Built in: 2000 - Cabins: 3 - Berths: 4Yacht Charter New Zealand › Opua (Bay of Islands Marina)Bareboat charterMax 4 personsThe price is calculated for 7 day charter and 1 passenger- Noelex 25[Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
- Yacht Insurance
- Final cleaning
- Bed linen
from € 2.317 per weekfrom $ 2,549 per weekView Details -
Sailing boat - Davidson 20 - Built in: 2000 - Cabins: 3 - Berths: 4Yacht Charter New Zealand › Opua (Bay of Islands Marina)Bareboat charterMax 4 personsThe price is calculated for 7 day charter and 1 passenger- Davidson 20[Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
- Yacht Insurance
- Final cleaning
- Bed linen
from € 1.736 per weekfrom $ 1,921 per weekView Details -
Sailing boat - Raven 31 - Built in: 2000 - Cabins: 4 - Berths: 6Yacht Charter New Zealand › Opua (Bay of Islands Marina)Bareboat charterMax 6 personsThe price is calculated for 7 day charter and 1 passenger- Raven 31[Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
- Yacht Insurance
- Final cleaning
- Bed linen
from € 3.627 per weekfrom $ 3,998 per weekView Details -
Motorboat - Pelin Challenger 38 - Built in: 2000 - Cabins: 2 - Berths: 4Yacht Charter New Zealand › Whangaparaoa (Gulf Harbour Marina)Bareboat charterMax 4 personsThe price is calculated for 7 day charter and 1 passenger- Pelin Challenger 38[Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
- Towels
- Barbeque Grill
- Fishing equipment
- Outboard engine for dinghy
- Dinghy
- Bed linen
- Yacht Insurance
- Final cleaning
from € 2.927 per weekfrom $ 3,369 per weekView Details -
Motorboat - Mac 420 - Built in: 2000Yacht Charter New Zealand › Opua (Bay of Islands Marina)Bareboat charterThe price is calculated for 7 day charter and 1 passenger- Mac 420[Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
- Fishing equipment
- Snorkeling equipment
- Yacht Insurance
- Final cleaning
from € 3.079 per weekfrom $ 3,369 per weekView Details -
Sailing boat - Lotus 9.2 - Built in: 2000 - Cabins: 1 - Berths: 2Yacht Charter New Zealand › Whangaparaoa (Gulf Harbour Marina)Bareboat charterMax 2 personsThe price is calculated for 7 day charter and 1 passenger- Lotus 9.2[Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
- Dinghy
- Yacht Insurance
- Final cleaning
- Bed linen
from € 6.585 per weekfrom $ 7,680 per weekView Details
Yacht Charters in New Zealand
Published: 20 Feb 2014
New Zealands boasts untamed natural beauty like no other place on earth. With its diverse wild landscape and unprecedented natural beauty, it makes it a great place to explore by sailing.
The opportunities for charter and boat rental are plentiful for both the north and south islands in New Zealand (NZ). You can rent a sailing boat, motor boat or catamaran from Auckland and explore the Hauraki Gulf islands popular for their flawless sandy beaches or head to the the Bay of Islands, with over 100 small islands, for the superb experiences in snorkelling and scuba diving. Others will prefer the South island with its rugged mountains and untamed wildnerness, heading to Milford Sound and the aptly named Paradise Valley to see the peaceful glass lakes meet ominous mountain shadows.
Charter season in NZ is betewen November and April, but the sailing condistions can be extremely varied due to the often unpredictable weather of New Zealand (think four seasons in a day). It is best to always consult the weather bureau and official marine websites for a better outlook on your sailing route. The Northern parts of NZ such as the Hauraki Gulf are fairly sheltered for good sailing however the Tasman sea on the West coast of New Zealand is well known for strong currents and can be very dangerous to sail, even for the most experienced sailors.