Day Boats for Charter in Marbella
32 options across our Marbella fleet.
Day Boats Available in Marbella
Invictus 280
A nimble one-cabin runner for Marbella's close bays
- 9m
- 8 guests
- 1 cabins
Cranchi A46
A nimble 14-metre for swim stops and family days
- 14m
- 10 guests
- 2 cabins
- 34kn
Superhawk 34
A quick sprint out to Estepona's calmer water
- 11m
- 7 guests
- 1 cabins
Cranchi M44 HT
A compact hard-top built for coastal day outings
- 14m
- 10 guests
- 2 cabins
- 35kn
Day Boats Charter in Marbella
Day boats charter in Marbella covers 32 vessels put together for shorter, simpler time on the water rather than multi-day passages or overnight cabins. This is the practical end of the coastal offer: a boat sized for a few hours out, quick to board, and built around a swim stop and a run along the bay rather than a long-range itinerary. The range suits guests who want a straightforward afternoon on the water rather than a full crewed multi-day charter.
Choosing the Right Day Boat
Choice within this range still comes down to specifics rather than a single standard spec. Length and guest capacity differ from one day boat to the next, which changes how many people sit comfortably on deck for a few hours versus a larger group outing. Builder and cruising speed also vary across the range, which matters more once the plan runs further along the coast rather than staying close to the marina. The right pick depends on group size and the shape of the day, not an assumption that every boat in this range handles the same brief.
Day Boat Routes Along the Coast
Marbella Marina, with its 150 berths, sits closer in scale to this category than the larger Puerto Banús complex, and both work as embarkation points for day boats along this stretch of coast. A common pattern is the afternoon departure — out around 16:00, a swim stop at anchor, back in for sunset — suited to villa guests staying nearby rather than a long passage. Further west, the standard 4–6 hour loop runs past Estepona's beaches toward calmer water, while Playa de Cabopino gives another stop closer to Marbella itself. Mild winters keep part of this range moving outside the June–September peak, when afternoon breezes and clearer visibility suit a short trip out and back. From €1,700 per day.