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Marbella Padel Master 2026: Yacht Weekend Plan

Plan your Marbella Padel Master 2026 weekend with a luxury yacht charter from Puerto Banús.

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The Marbella Padel Master 2026 is one of the standout events on the international padel calendar, drawing top-ranked players and thousands of fans to the Costa del Sol. If you're planning a weekend around the tournament, adding a yacht charter from Puerto Banús transforms the experience into something truly memorable. This guide covers how to structure your weekend, which boats suit your group, and what you can expect from a day on the water alongside the padel action.

Why combine padel with a yacht weekend?

Marbella offers a rare blend of world-class sport and Mediterranean luxury. The tournament venues sit minutes from Puerto Banús, meaning you can watch morning quarter-finals, walk to the marina, and be cruising past the Golden Mile within 30 minutes. A yacht provides a private, air-conditioned retreat between matches — no crowded beach clubs, no queues. You can anchor off Cala del Faro, dive into 22°C water, and return for the evening finals refreshed.

Suggested weekend itinerary

A balanced weekend might look like this:

  • Friday evening: Arrive in Marbella, check into your hotel or villa near the Golden Mile. Dinner at a Puerto Banús beachfront restaurant.
  • Saturday morning: Watch early matches at the tournament. Break for a 4-hour yacht charter (e.g., 12:00–16:00) — cruise to Cabopino, swim, enjoy the onboard bar. Return for semi-finals.
  • Sunday: Full-day charter (8 hours) on a Mangusta 80 or Azimut 58 Flybridge. Head west to Estepona or east to Cala Cortés. Jet ski included on the Mangusta. Evening finals from the flybridge with a glass of cava.
  • Monday: Depart or extend with a laid-back half-day cruise to Sotogrande.

This structure gives you two distinct on-water experiences without missing any top-tier padel.

Best boats for a padel weekend group

Groups attending the tournament typically range from 8 to 12 people. Here are our recommended options:

  • Astondoa 40 (12.5m, 9 pax): €749/2h or €2,299/8h. Ideal for a smaller group wanting a cost-effective afternoon. Departs Puerto Banús.
  • Azimut 39 (12.5m, 11 pax): Same pricing as the Astondoa. Slightly more passenger capacity. Good for mixing padel fans and partners.
  • Mangusta 80 (24m, 12 pax): From €4,719 for 4 hours, includes a free jet ski. The ultimate statement boat for a celebration weekend.
  • Azimut 58 Flybridge (17.6m, 12 pax): Pricing on request. Flybridge offers panoramic views — perfect for watching the sunset after a match day.

All boats include a licensed skipper, fuel, drinks, snacks, and insurance. No hidden extras.

Where to cruise during the tournament

From Puerto Banús, you have several excellent cruising options within a 30-minute to 1-hour trip:

  • Cala del Faro: A quiet cove 15 minutes east, with clear water and a small beach. Great for a quick swim between matches.
  • Cala Cortés: 20 minutes west, slightly larger, with calm waters. Popular for anchoring and paddleboarding.
  • Estepona: 45 minutes west. The old town and marina offer a charming lunch stop. The Mangusta 80 can make this run in under 30 minutes.
  • Cabopino: 20 minutes east. A small marina with a sandy beach and chiringuitos — ideal for a casual bite.

Your skipper will tailor the route to your group’s preferences and the day’s conditions.

What’s included in every charter

Transparency matters. Every booking includes:

  • Licensed professional skipper
  • Fuel for the entire trip
  • Water, soft drinks, beer, white wine, cava
  • Light snacks (crisps, nuts, fruit)
  • Insurance and safety equipment
  • Spanish IVA (21% VAT)

No extra charges for cleaning, docking, or crew gratuity (though tips are appreciated for great service). For the Mangusta 80, a jet ski is included free for the charter duration.

How to book your padel weekend yacht

Booking is straightforward. Contact us via WhatsApp with your preferred dates, group size, and boat type. We’ll confirm availability and send a secure payment link. Early booking is strongly recommended — the Marbella Padel Master attracts international visitors, and our fleet books out quickly during major events. For groups of 10+, consider the Ferretti 94 (29m, 12 pax) or Canados 86 (26m, 12 pax) for extra space and luxury.

Why choose Boat Rental Marbella?

We operate our own fleet of 18 boats, all moored in Puerto Banús. No third-party brokers, no hidden markups. Every charter is managed by our team, from booking to disembarkation. Our skippers know the local waters intimately — they’ll point out La Concha views, recommend the best swimming spots, and ensure you’re back in time for the padel finals. Check our full fleet page for detailed specs and availability.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Marbella Padel Master 2026?

The Marbella Padel Master is a professional padel tournament held annually in Marbella, typically at the Puente Romano or Marbella Club venues. It attracts top international players and thousands of spectators. The 2026 edition is expected in late spring or early summer; exact dates are confirmed closer to the event.

Can I combine a yacht charter with watching the padel?

Absolutely. Many guests charter a yacht for a half or full day before or after a match session. Departing from Puerto Banús, you can cruise to Cala del Faro or Estepona for a swim, then return for evening matches. Our boats are moored within a 10-minute drive of the tournament courts.

Which yacht is best for a group of padel fans?

For groups of 10–12, the Azimut 58 Flybridge (12 pax) or Mangusta 80 (12 pax) offer ample deck space and a flybridge for socialising. Smaller groups of 8–9 fit well on the Astondoa 40 or Azimut 39. All depart from Puerto Banús.

What is included in the charter price?

Every charter includes a licensed skipper, fuel, water, soft drinks, beer, white wine, cava, light snacks, insurance, safety equipment, and Spanish IVA (21%). No hidden costs. The Mangusta 80 also includes a free jet ski.

How much does a yacht charter cost for the weekend?

Our Tier A boats (Astondoa 40, Azimut 39) cost €749 for 2 hours or €2,299 for 8 hours. The Mangusta 80 starts at €4,719 for a minimum 4-hour charter. Other boats are priced on request via WhatsApp. All prices include VAT and the inclusions listed above.

Can I book a yacht for just the afternoon after matches?

Yes. Afternoon charters (e.g., 4 hours, 14:00–18:00) are popular. You can watch morning matches, head to the marina, and cruise to Cabopino or Cala Cortés for a swim and sundowners before dinner. Contact us via WhatsApp for same-day availability.

Do you offer catering or special packages for events?

We can arrange upgraded catering (e.g., seafood platters, paella) on request. For the Marbella Padel Master, we also offer half-day charter packages with a dedicated host. Message us on WhatsApp to discuss your group’s needs.

How do I book a yacht for the Marbella Padel Master weekend?

Contact us directly via WhatsApp or our website booking form. Provide your preferred date, group size, and desired duration. We'll confirm availability and send a secure payment link. Early booking is recommended as the event draws international crowds.

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