Charter Numarine in Capri: Models, Prices and Routes (2026)
The Most-Requested Numarine Models for Capri Charters
Numarine has carved a niche in the Mediterranean market by offering yachts that feel significantly larger than their actual length. For groups of 4 to 12 guests, the fleet available in the Gulf of Naples typically falls into two categories: the high-performance Hardtop (HT) series and the long-range Explorer (XP) series.
- Numarine 62HT: A favorite for day charters and weekend sprints. It typically features 3 cabins and accommodates up to 6 guests for overnight stays, or 12 for day trips. Its retractable sunroof is perfect for the Capri sun.
- Numarine 78HT: Offering a larger beam and more aggressive lines, this model usually provides 4 cabins. It is ideal for families who want to zip between Capri and Positano with speed and style.
- Numarine 26XP: The entry-level explorer model is becoming a 2026 trend for those prioritizing comfort over speed. With its massive flybridge and 4 spacious cabins, it is the premier choice for a Numarine charter in Capri when planning a full week of cruising.
- Numarine 32XP/37XP: These superyachts are available for elite groups looking for 5 to 6 cabins and transoceanic stability while anchored off Marina Piccola.
Charter Prices for 2026: Daily and Weekly Rates
Pricing for a Numarine charter in Capri is influenced by the specific model, the year of build, and the seasonality. High season (July and August) sees the highest demand and peak pricing, while June and September offer better value with identical weather conditions.
| Model Category | Daily Rate (Low/Mid) | Daily Rate (High Season) | Weekly Rate (Starting) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Numarine 62HT (60-65ft) | €3,500 - €4,500 | €5,000 - €6,000 | €24,000 |
| Numarine 78HT (75-80ft) | €5,500 - €7,000 | €7,500 - €9,000 | €38,000 |
| Numarine 26XP (85ft+) | €8,000 - €10,000 | €11,000 - €13,000 | €55,000 |
| Numarine 32XP+ (100ft+) | On Request | On Request | €110,000+ |
Note: These figures are base rates. For a comprehensive list of all available vessels, you can browse our full selection of luxury yacht charters.
Best 1-Day Charter Routes from Marina Grande
Most Numarine charters begin at Marina Grande, the island's primary hub. A standard 8-hour day charter allows for a complete circumnavigation of the island with plenty of time for swimming and lunch.
A typical itinerary starts by heading west toward the Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra). Arriving early is essential to beat the crowds. From there, your captain will navigate past the Punta Carena Lighthouse, where the water is deep and crystal clear, perfect for testing the yacht's water toys.
The afternoon is best spent anchored between the Faraglioni Rocks and the Monacone rock. After a lunch at a seaside restaurant like La Fontelina or Da Luigi, the route continues to the Green Grotto and the White Grotto, before returning to the marina as the sun begins to dip behind the cliffs of Anacapri.
3-7 Day Itineraries: Beyond the Blue Island
With the speed of a Numarine HT or the range of an XP, the entire Amalfi Coast and the Pontine Islands become accessible. A 2026 favorite is the "Three Islands Circuit."
- Day 1-2: Capri and Nerano. Spend the first day exploring Capri’s rugged coastline. Spend the night at anchor in Nerano (Baia di Ieranto) to enjoy world-class pasta at the legendary waterfront restaurants.
- Day 3-4: Positano and Amalfi. Cruise to the vertical city of Positano. A Numarine’s modern aesthetic provides a striking contrast against the pastel-colored houses. Visit the Emerald Grotto near Conca dei Marini.
- Day 5-7: Ischia and Procida. Head across the bay to Ischia. Anchor near the Aragonese Castle and visit the thermal spas. End the journey at the colorful fishing village of Corricella in Procida, the hidden gem of the Flegrean Islands.
Marinas and Berthing Logistics in Capri
Securing a berth in Capri during the 2026 season requires advance planning, especially for larger Numarine models. Marina Grande is the only port capable of providing full shore power and water connections. Due to its popularity, berthing fees here are among the highest in the Mediterranean, often exceeding €500-€1,000 per night for yachts over 20 meters during July.
Alternatively, many Numarine charters utilize the anchorage at Marina Piccola. This provides a stunning view of the Faraglioni and allows guests to use the yacht's tender to reach the shore. While anchoring is free, certain restrictions apply regarding the distance from the beach and protected seagrass meadows; a professional skipper will ensure all local maritime regulations are followed.
What is Included and the APA Explained
When booking a luxury charter, it is vital to understand the "Plus Expenses" structure typical of Numarine yachts. The base charter rate generally includes the hire of the yacht, the professional crew (captain and stewardess/chef), and insurance.
The following costs are typically excluded and managed via the Advanced Provisioning Allowance (APA), which is usually 30-35% of the charter fee:
- Fuel: Calculated based on engine hours and the current market price. Numarine XP models are more fuel-efficient than the HT series.
- VAT: In Italy, VAT is applicable to charter fees (usually 22%, though certain commercial exemptions may apply).
- Food and Beverages: Customized based on your preference sheets.
- Mooring Fees: Specifically for nights spent in Marina Grande or other Amalfi Coast ports.
Season and Weather: When to Book for 2026
The charter season in Capri runs from May through October. For those seeking the classic Capri "scene"—vibrant beach clubs and bustling boutiques—July and August are the peak. However, the sea temperatures are warmest in late August and early September.
May and October are considered "shoulder season." While the water is cooler (around 19-21°C), the island is significantly quieter, and Numarine availability is much higher. The "Tramontana" wind can occasionally create swells from the north, but the southern side of Capri (Marina Piccola) remains sheltered and calm for most of the summer.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many guests can a Numarine yacht hold for a day trip in Capri?
Most Numarine models available for charter are licensed for up to 12 guests for day trips. This includes the use of all exterior deck spaces and usually one or two cabins for changing. For overnight charters, the capacity is limited by the number of berths, typically between 6 and 10 guests.
Is a skipper required for a Numarine charter in Capri?
Yes. All Numarine yachts in our fleet are chartered with a professional crew. Due to the value of the vessels and the complexities of navigating Capri’s busy waters and strict mooring regulations, "bareboat" charters are not available for this brand.
Can we cruise to Positano from Capri on a Numarine?
Absolutely. A Numarine 78HT can make the crossing from Capri to Positano in approximately 30 to 45 minutes, depending on sea conditions. This makes it one of the most popular routes for guests who want to enjoy lunch on the Amalfi Coast before returning to Capri for the evening.
What water toys are usually found on a Numarine?
Standard equipment usually includes a tender, snorkeling gear, and stand-up paddleboards (SUPs). Many of the larger Numarine 26XP or 32XP models also carry SeaBobs, jet skis, and inflatable platforms, though specific inventory should be confirmed at the time of booking.
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