Pesaro is the second-largest city in the Marche region and manages one of the main ports of the Central Adriatic Sea. Thanks to its striking landscape and remote beaches at the foot of San Bartolo, it draws in a lot of opportunities for sailing and windsurfing. To enjoy all the splendors of the province, you can add to your itinerary some sightseeing first. The visitor cannot leave Pesaro without a short walk in the historic center. Here you will find pretty piazzas, palaces, churches, and medieval lanes that are packed together. The beautiful Palazzo Toscho-Mosca hosted guests like Napoleon and Casanova and later became the city’s salon of intellects and celebrities. The Rocca Constanza and the cylindrical towers built in the 15th century were fortifications that protected the city during the Middle Ages. Moreover, The city hosts the Rossini Opera Festival annually, dedicated to the great Gioacchino Rossini, who has contributed to the development of the music tradition of Pesaro. The historical past has also played a role in the local cuisine of the Province, where special dishes such as the Tournedos Alla Rossini and the Brodetti are composed of ancient traditions and flavors. Among all these wonderful architectural constructions, those who prefer to combine seaside moments in their vacation, can rent a boat in Pesaro and cruise the extensive coastline.

With your boat trip in Pesaro, you can treat yourself to a cruise to Fano or Rimini. Fano is located in between Pesaro and Urbino and has several blue flag beaches. The low coasts of Lido and Sassonia have sandy beaches that are well-equipped and maintained. You can also visit the Malatesta Palace, built in the 14th century, which features a museum and picture gallery that contains works from the Roman period. By renting a motor yacht or speedboat, you can also head further down to Ancona and Conero. You can spend an overnight in the Ancona marina, also located in the capital of the Marches region. Not to be missed for a two-day cruise is the evocative and highly-frequented attraction of Portonovo, renowned for its impressive beaches. From Ancona, you can also head to La Vela Beach and Due Sorelle Beach that can only be reached by boat from Numana Port. The Beach of Numana Alta is a unique gem tucked away from the Conero Riviera that can also be visited with a private yacht. It is also ideal for anyone wishing to try out some water sports.

Another option is to cruise from Pesaro to Rimini and the beaches of Cesenatico. With a catamaran or sailboat, you will have some snacks or a skipper to accompany you during your excursions, where you can create memorable moments in the middle of the sea. A few boat rentals in Pesaro, also offer a multi-day adventure to the broader region of the Adriatic Sea, where one can navigate the islands of the Istrian peninsula and Kvarner Gulf of Croatia. If you are having difficulties finding the ideal yacht for your trip, we recommend you contact one of our travel experts, who will guide you with your itinerary and embarkation point for your charter vacation.