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Charter & Rent a Absolute Navetta 64 in Capri: Prices, Routes & 2026 Guide

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If you are considering renting an Absolute Navetta 64 in Capri or chartering an Absolute Navetta 64 in Capri for an extended Mediterranean voyage, this vessel offers the perfect balance of trawler-style volume and Italian luxury. Known for its "space-age" glass transoms and massive flybridge, the Navetta 64 is a premier choice for groups of up to 12 guests looking to explore the Tyrrhenian Sea in 2026.

Absolute Navetta 64 at a Glance: Technical Specifications

The Absolute Navetta 64, often referred to as "The Absolute Pathfinder," is engineered to maximize every inch of its footprint. Unlike traditional flybridge yachts that taper at the bow, the Navetta’s plumb bow design allows for a master cabin that feels like a beachfront villa. For those interested in renting a luxury yacht of this caliber, understanding the technical layout is essential for planning your guest list and fuel budget.

Specification Detail
Length Overall (LOA) 19.63 meters (approx. 64' 5")
Beam 5.52 meters
Draft 1.58 meters
Cabins / Berths 3 or 4 Cabins + Crew / 6 to 8 Guests (+ Day guests up to 12)
Fuel Capacity 3,600 Liters
Water Capacity 910 Liters
Engines 2 x Volvo Penta D13-IPS1200 or IPS1350

Why the Absolute Navetta 64 is Ideal for Capri’s Coastline

The waters surrounding Capri are known for their deep blues and dramatic limestone cliffs, but they can also be prone to afternoon chops. The Navetta 64’s hull is designed for stability and efficiency, ensuring that your journey from Marina Grande to the Faraglioni rocks is smooth. With a relatively shallow draft of 1.58 meters, you can safely approach the smaller coves near Marina Piccola or the entrance of the Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra) more closely than larger displacement vessels.

One of the standout features for Capri is the optional "Beach Club" transom. While most yachts have a fixed garage, the Navetta 64 offers a version where the aft platform becomes a lounge right at the water’s edge. This is perfect for swimming in the crystal-clear waters of Bagni di Tiberio or launching paddleboards while anchored under the shadow of the cliffs.

Pricing and Charter Types in Capri

When chartering an Absolute Navetta 64 in Capri, prices fluctuate based on the season and the level of service required. It is important to distinguish between "Bareboat" (renting the boat only, requiring a valid license and experience), "Skippered" (hiring a professional captain), and "Fully Crewed" (including a captain, hostess/chef, and full service).

Season Daily Rate (Est.) Weekly Rate (Est.)
Low (May/Oct) €4,500 - €5,200 €28,000 - €32,000
Mid (June/Sept) €5,500 - €6,200 €35,000 - €40,000
High (July/Aug) €6,500 - €7,500 €42,000 - €50,000

Note: Prices often exclude VAT (typically 22% in Italy) and APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance), which covers fuel, food, and mooring fees.

One-Day Routes from Marina Grande

If you are renting an Absolute Navetta 64 for a single day, your itinerary should focus on the iconic landmarks of the island. Starting from Marina Grande, head west toward the Blue Grotto. To avoid the crowds, arrive early or observe the entrance from your flybridge before heading toward Punta Carena and its historic lighthouse.

The afternoon is best spent on the southern side of the island. Anchor between the Faraglioni and Marina Piccola. This area provides excellent protection from northerly winds and offers a spectacular backdrop for lunch on the yacht's aft deck. Before returning to port, a slow cruise past the White Grotto (Grotta Bianca) allows you to appreciate the stalactite formations from the Navetta's panoramic windows.

Multi-Day Itineraries: Exploring Beyond Capri

For those opting for a weekly charter, the Navetta 64’s 3,600-liter fuel tank allows for extensive cruising through the Amalfi Coast and the Pontine Islands. A popular 5-day route includes:

  • Day 1: Capri exploration and overnight at anchor in Marina Piccola.
  • Day 2: 15nm cruise to Nerano for a world-class seafood lunch, then on to Positano.
  • Day 3: Cruising the Amalfi Coast toward Amalfi and Ravello.
  • Day 4: Crossing to the volcanic island of Ischia to visit the thermal spas and the Aragonese Castle.
  • Day 5: A stop at the colorful island of Procida before returning to Capri or Naples.

Logistics: Marinas and Mooring Fees

Securing a berth in Capri during the peak 2026 season requires advance planning. Marina Grande is the primary harbor for the Absolute Navetta 64. Mooring fees here are among the highest in the Mediterranean, ranging from €300 to over €1,000 per night for a 20-meter vessel during August. Alternatively, many guests choose to spend nights at anchor in the authorized zones of the Capri Marine Protected Area to enjoy the silence of the sea after the day-trippers have departed.

What is Included in Your Charter?

When you book through a premium agency, the "Total Cost" is usually broken down into the base charter fee and the APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance). The base fee typically includes the yacht rental, the crew's wages, and insurance. The APA, usually 30-35% of the charter price, covers:

  • Fuel for the main engines and generators.
  • Food and beverages customized to your preference sheet.
  • Mooring fees in marinas other than the home port.
  • VAT (Value Added Tax) which varies depending on the itinerary.
  • End-of-charter cleaning and transit logs.

Best Months and Sea Conditions

The charter season in Capri runs from May to October. For the best experience on an Absolute Navetta 64, June and September are highly recommended. During these months, the sea is generally calm, the temperatures are pleasant (24-28°C), and the island is less crowded than in July or August. The Navetta’s stabilization systems (often Seakeeper gyro stabilizers) are particularly effective during these months, ensuring comfort even when the "Maestrale" wind creates a slight swell.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to rent an Absolute Navetta 64 in Capri?

Daily rates typically start at €4,500 in the low season and can reach €7,500 or more in August. Weekly charters range from €28,000 to €50,000 plus expenses (APA and VAT).

Can I sail an Absolute Navetta 64 bareboat in Capri?

While some owners may allow bareboat charters for highly experienced skippers with valid international licenses (such as Yachtmaster), most Navetta 64 units in Capri are offered only with a professional captain due to the yacht's value and complex IPS docking systems.

How many people can fit on the Absolute Navetta 64 for a day trip?

For day charters, the Absolute Navetta 64 is typically licensed for up to 12 guests. For overnight stays, the yacht comfortably accommodates 6 to 8 guests in 3 or 4 luxury cabins.

Is fuel included when chartering an Absolute Navetta 64?

No, fuel is usually not included in the base charter price. It is paid for out of the APA. The Absolute Navetta 64 is known for its fuel efficiency at displacement speeds, but consumption increases significantly if cruising at its top speed of approximately 26-28 knots.

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