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Bali 4.8 Arianna

Portisco · Catamaran · With captain

11 people · 49 feet · 90 hp

1 081 EUR/day
Bali 4.8 Laguana

Gouvia · Catamaran

12 people · 47 feet · 114 hp

1 131 EUR/day
Lagoon 46 Pnoe

Lefkada · Catamaran

12 people · 46 feet · 90 hp

937 EUR/day
Lagoon 42 Ionas

Rhodes · Catamaran

10 people · 42 feet · 114 hp

766 EUR/day
3EUR 1 0925EUR 56042224
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Frequently asked questions

Short answers to what renters usually ask first. The owner can tell you the details for each listing.

How do I rent through Ship O'Hoi?

Choose a listing, pick your dates and send a request. For most private boats the owner accepts first and you only pay once they have. Listings marked for instant booking are confirmed at checkout.

Do I need a boating licence?

In Norway, anyone born in 1980 or later needs a boating licence (båtførerbevis) to drive a boat over 8 metres or with more than 25 hp. Rules differ from country to country, so ask the owner or charter company what they need from you.

What is included in the price?

The listing shows the rate the owner has set. Ask the owner about fuel, equipment and any deposit before you book so there are no surprises on the day.

Is it safe to pay through the platform?

Yes. Payment goes through Ship O'Hoi's secure checkout rather than directly between strangers, and owners are paid out after each completed trip.

Can I rent a boat with a skipper?

Many owners can come along as skipper. Use the With captain option under More filters to see those boats.

What if the weather turns bad?

Talk to the owner as early as you can. They know the local conditions and can help you decide whether to go out or pick another day.

Boat rental in Norway, Sweden and beyond

Ship O'Hoi started with private owners sharing their boats along the Scandinavian coast. Today you can also find charter sailboats, catamarans and yachts in Greece, Croatia, Italy and further afield, all in one place.

Find the right boat for your day

A small open boat is perfect for fishing or a quick trip to the islands. A daycruiser gives a group more room and shade, and a sailboat or catamaran with cabins lets you stay out for a week.

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