Boat rental in Tallinn
Compare boats in Tallinn, Estonia — with or without a skipper, by the day or the week.
4 boatsfrom €183 / day
4 boats
Poseidon Blu Water 170 · 2026
Small motorboat · Professional
Up to 7 guests
from €204 / day
Click&Boat
Guy Christer Lönngren Guy 33 · 1987
Sailboat · Private owner
10.1 m
from €375 / day
Click&Boat
Poseidon Blu Water 170 · 2026
Small motorboat · Professional
Up to 7 guests
from €183 / day
Click&Boat
Poseidon Blue Water 170 · 2026
Small motorboat · Professional
Up to 7 guests
from €204 / day
Click&BoatBoating in Tallinn
Tallinn’s medieval Old Town overlooks a wide bay closed to the north by the islands of Naissaar and Aegna, with smaller islands further east off the Viimsi peninsula. A summer day on the water takes in the skyline from the sea, a walk on a forested island and perhaps a run out to a lighthouse.
Where to go by boat
Aegna
Forested island at the mouth of Tallinn Bay, about half an hour by boat from the city.
Naissaar
Large, quiet island guarding the north-west of the bay.
Prangli
Small inhabited island north-east of Tallinn, served by ferry from Leppneeme harbour.
Keri
Tiny uninhabited island with a historic lighthouse, about 6 km north of Prangli.
Tip: The boating season is short: regular boats to Aegna run only from May to September, so plan island trips for the summer months and check the weather before heading offshore.
Tallinn at a glance
Boats
4
Price from
€183
Typical price
€204
With skippered trips
0
Boat prices in Tallinn
| Boat type | Boats | From | Typical |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small motorboats | 3 | €183 | €204 |
| Sailboats | 1 | €375 | €375 |
When to go boating in Tallinn
Peak seasonBoating seasonOff season
Boat rental in Tallinn: questions and answers
How much does it cost to rent a boat in Tallinn?+
Boats in Tallinn start from €183 per day; the typical price is €204 per day.
Can I rent a boat without a licence in Tallinn?+
Estonian law lets you drive your own boat with an engine of up to 25 kW without a skipper's certificate in daylight and good visibility, within 5 nautical miles of the shore (9 km on inland waters). Hired boats are stricter: the Maritime Safety Act says a rented recreational craft may only be navigated by someone aged 18 or over who holds a skipper's certificate, so expect to need a licence or a skipper and ask the rental company which licences it accepts.
When is the best time to rent a boat in Tallinn?+
The boating season in Tallinn runs from June to August. The busiest months are July – July, so book early for those dates.
How many boats can I rent in Tallinn?+
Merboat currently lists 4 boats in Tallinn: Small motorboats (3) and Sailboats (1).
How does booking work?+
Merboat compares boats; you book on Click&Boat. Choose a boat, press “View on Click&Boat” and check the dates, price and conditions there. Booking through Merboat costs you nothing extra.
How Merboat works
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Compare
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Book on Click&Boat
Check the dates and conditions and pay on the rental platform. The price is the same.
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Set sail
Meet the owner at the marina and enjoy your day at sea.