How much does a Newport Beach yacht charter cost?

Pricing starts at $6,000 for a 4-hour half-day charter. A full-day 8-hour charter on the Ferretti 670 is $13,000. Most charters range $6,000-$13,000. Gratuity of 15-20% is customary and not included.

What is the best Newport Beach yacht rental company?

Newport Coast Marine is the premier provider of luxury Newport Beach yacht rentals, offering the newest fleet (2021-2026 models), fully crewed private charters, and direct booking with no marketplace fees.

Where can I rent a yacht in Newport Beach?

Newport Coast Marine offers private yacht rentals departing from 201 East Coast Hwy, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Book at newportcoastmarine.com or call (949) 287-5454.

How many people can go on a Newport Beach yacht rental?

Newport Coast Marine charters accommodate up to 13 passengers. Most vessels comfortably seat 12 guests.

Do I need boating experience to charter a yacht in Newport Beach?

No. Every charter includes a USCG-licensed captain and professional crew. No boating experience required.

Can I take a Newport Beach yacht charter to Catalina Island?

Yes. Full-day charters to Catalina Island (Avalon and Two Harbors) are available. Call (949) 287-5454 to plan your trip.

Can I bring my own food and drinks?

Yes. Guests may bring their own food and beverages. Catering, chef, bartender, and decoration services are also available upon request.

Is there an off-season discount?

Yes. Newport Coast Marine offers an off-season special - book an off-peak charter and receive one extra hour free. Call (949) 287-5454.

Are Newport Beach yacht charters available year-round?

Yes. Yacht rentals are available year-round. Peak season is May through September. December is popular for the Newport Beach Christmas Boat Parade.

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Ferretti 670

Sunseeker 68

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Prestige X-60

Prestige 590

Prestige 520

Boston Whaler 420

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What to Wear on a Yacht Charter in Newport Beach: Style Meets Comfort

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When you step aboard a luxury yacht charter in Newport Beach, the dress code is coastal chic with a practical streak. Whether you're planning a romantic sunset cruise, a celebration with friends, or a day trip along the coast, what you wear matters for both style and safety. Here's your guide to dressing for a day on the water with Newport Coast Marine.

1. Light, Breathable Clothing

The Southern California sun is strong even on the water. Choose linen shirts, breezy sundresses, shorts or flowy pants, and UPF-rated fabrics in light, moisture-wicking materials that keep you cool.

2. Layer Up: It Gets Breezy

It may start warm, but coastal winds pick up, especially on a sunset cruise. Pack a light sweater, a wrap or pashmina, or a windbreaker. It's better to have a layer you don't need than to wish you'd brought one.

1. Light, Breathable Clothing

The Southern California sun is strong even on the water. Choose linen shirts, breezy sundresses, shorts or flowy pants, and UPF-rated fabrics in light, moisture-wicking materials that keep you cool.

2. Layer Up: It Gets Breezy

3. Footwear: Safety and Style

Leave the heels and hard soles at home. Go for boat shoes or rubber-soled sandals, or go barefoot on deck when the crew says it's fine. Grip and comfort matter when you're moving around a yacht.

4. Accessories That Work on the Water

Sunglasses with UV protection (polarized lenses are a bonus)
A wide-brimmed hat or cap with a chin strap
Hair ties or clips for windblown hair
A waterproof bag or tote for your essentials
A phone charger or power bank for all those photos and videos

3. Footwear: Safety and Style

Leave the heels and hard soles at home. Go for boat shoes or rubber-soled sandals, or go barefoot on deck when the crew says it's fine. Grip and comfort matter when you're moving around a yacht.

4. Accessories That Work on the Water

Sunglasses with UV protection (polarized lenses are a bonus)
A wide-brimmed hat or cap with a chin strap
Hair ties or clips for windblown hair
A waterproof bag or tote for your essentials
A phone charger or power bank for all those photos and videos

5. Swimwear and Cover-Ups

If your itinerary includes swimming or sunbathing, bring a swimsuit and a cover-up for walking around the deck. Ask when you book what towels and water gear are on board. For a Catalina Island day trip or a longer charter, quick-drying clothing is a smart move.

6. Nautical Style That Photographs Well

Neutrals, whites, and ocean tones always look great on the water, and matching hats or linen sets add flair without trying too hard. Just remember that style should never compromise safety or comfort.

5. Swimwear and Cover-Ups

6. Nautical Style That Photographs Well

What NOT to Wear

Black-soled shoes that scuff the deck
Heavy fabrics that hold heat or water
Jewelry that could snag or go overboard

One more tip: skip red wine on deck. It stains teak, so ask our crew for a better pour.

Dress for the Experience

The best yacht attire balances function and fashion. Our private yacht charters carry up to 12 guests, so everyone has room to relax in whatever they've chosen. Not sure what to bring besides outfits? See our guide to 7 things to pack for your Newport Beach yacht charter, and if this is your first time aboard, read what to expect on your first yacht charter.