Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Here you will find answers to the most common questions about boat rentals, ports, navigation conditions and additional services at Click & Sail. If you do not find the information you are looking for, do not hesitate to contact us. We are here to help you plan the best experience at sea!
It depends on the boat and destination. Small boats or boats with limited engine power can generally be rented without a licence, while larger boats require a valid boating licence. Contact us for details.
The price includes the boat rental, safety equipment and standard cleaning. Other services, such as fuel, a skipper or food on board, may be added at an extra cost.
In the event of adverse weather conditions, we can reschedule your rental or issue a refund, depending on the specific policy of the boat you booked.
Yes. We offer flexible rentals by the hour, day or week, depending on your needs and the boat’s availability.
You can book directly through our website by selecting your boat and preferred dates. You can also contact us by phone or email for personalised assistance.
The province of Málaga has 11 marinas, ideal for mooring your boat or renting one and starting your trip.
The closest options are Benalmádena Marina, Fuengirola Marina and the marinas of Marbella to the west, plus El Candado, Caleta de Vélez and Marina del Este to the east.
In Málaga you can enjoy boat trips, water sports, visits to coves and beaches, or explore local cuisine at restaurants near the marinas.
Málaga has a warm, sunny climate with an average temperature of 23°C, making it an ideal place to sail for most of the year.
The best beaches and coves are found all along the Costa del Sol, with options near both the city and its marinas, including La Malagueta, Calahonda and Maro.
Málaga is easy to reach by plane via Málaga International Airport, by high-speed AVE train or by road. You can also arrive directly at the port when travelling from another coastal city.