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Luxury Sailing Yacht Nocturno

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Welcome aboard the magnificent Luxury Yacht Nocturno! Embarking on its inaugural voyage in the 2023 season, this exceptional vessel entices a captivating blend of elegance and deep blue tones. The Ercegović family, who share an unwavering passion for the sea, designed the yacht NOCTURNO to provide each guest with a cruise experience that mirrors the motifs of their dreams.

Luxury Yacht Nocturno Key Features

• Designed for the ultimate sailing and relaxation experience
• Master cabin with with a massage tub
• VIP cabin with en-suite bathrooms
• Spacious main salon with lounge area, indoor dining and bar
• Impressive outdoor dining area
• Superb sundeck with a jacuzzi, lounge area with bar, sunbathing area with sundeck mattresses and pillows
• Swimming platform
• Wide variety of water toys including Jet Ski, a Canoe, a Water ski, a Snorkeling equipment, a SUP, a Fishing equipment, a Sea Bob, a Wake Board, E-Foil and Board games/Cards
• Exercise equipment-weights for exercise
• Exceptional Crew

Luxury Yacht Nocturno Accommodation:

1 Master Cabin:  Cabin 40 m2, with double king bed 1 Vip Cabin : Cabin 44 m2, with double king bed 2 Double Cabins : Cabin 27 m2, with double queen bed 2 Twin/Double Cabins : Cabin 23 m2, with two twin beds convertible into double queen bed

• Each of the cabins has wardrobe, 24 V/220 electricity, hair dryers, its own en suite bathroom home type with toiletries
• TV in every cabin
• WiFi in every cabin
• Safe box in every cabin
• Surround sound system with separate controls in every cabin
• Air conditioning throughout guest and crew areas
• The Main Saloon combines a dining area with an bar area at the right entrance of the saloon
• Lounge area with TV, DVD, CD
• iPad/iPod/mobile docking station
• WiFi and wired internet
• Separate crew quarters
• Separate galley and crew mess
• The aft deck has a cushioned platform offering an abundance of space with a beautiful dining table for al-fresco dining
• The bow deck with a sunbathing area
• Swimming platform with a staircase available for a comfortable entering and exiting the sea
• Lounge area with a bar
• Spacious and comfortable sunbathing area nestled beneath the winged mast creating lots of sun shade

Prepare to be captivated by the sheer elegance and attention to detail that permeates every corner of this remarkable yacht, ensuring that every moment spent onboard is nothing short of unforgettable. With six impeccably decorated rooms, NOCTURNO can comfortably accommodate up to twelve guests, making it an ideal choice for intimate gatherings or friend celebrations.

The Main suite, a haven of serenity, boasts its private massage tub, inviting you to unwind and rejuvenate in style. Each suite on board is thoughtfully designed with its own private en-suite, with all the necessary accessories to cater to your every need. Every detail has been noticed in the pursuit of providing the utmost comfort and luxury for every guest.

The main deck of Nocturno presents a spacious and contemporary salon, seamlessly blending elegance and comfort. A dedicated dining room provides the perfect setting for indulging in exquisite culinary delights, creating an ambiance of refined dining experiences. Adjacent to the dining area, a generous living space awaits, adorned with plush sofas that invite relaxation and foster an atmosphere of friendliness. Here, guests can unwind, engage in lively conversations, or enjoy friendly board games.

Stepping out onto the outdoor spaces, NOCTURNO unveils an array of inviting areas designed for socializing and reveling in the beauty of the surroundings. The main deck boasts an enchanting outdoor dining area, where al fresco meals can be enjoyed while enjoying the breathtaking sea views. Ascend to the flybridge, and a world of relaxation awaits. Spacious sundeck, complete with a jacuzzi enveloped by comfortable mattresses and sofas, this idyllic spot beckons you to bask in the sun’s warmth and unwind in blissful serenity. An additional seating table sets the stage for unforgettable evening gatherings under the twinkling stars, creating an enchanting backdrop for memorable parties.

At NOCTURNO, the possibilities for aquatic enjoyment are boundless. A convenient swimming platform awaits those seeking a refreshing dip in the azure Adriatic waters. A treasure trove of water toys stands ready to enhance your nautical adventure. From jet skis and canoes to waterskis, wakeboards, and even the exhilarating sea bob, each offering promises a unique and thrilling experience that adds excitement to your journey.

While the yacht itself is a testament to luxury and grandeur, the exceptional crew truly elevates your voyage to extraordinary heights. The dedicated and professional team on board NOCTURNO is the backbone of its success, ensuring that your every need is met with impeccable service and attention to detail. From the moment you step foot on the yacht until you bid farewell, the crew’s unwavering commitment to your comfort and enjoyment.

Specifications

Charter rates, luxury sailing yacht nocturno video.

Prices for Nocturno

Season 2024

24-hourturnover

From 04 may 2024 till 28 june 2024, from 09 september 2024 till 02 october 2024.

84 000 € / week + VAT 13% + 25% APA

From 29 June 2024 till 08 September 2029

95 000 € / week + VAT 13% + 25% APA

Included in price:

• Accommodation on the yacht
• 9 crew members
• Wages and food for the crew
• Fuel for main engines up to 4 hours cruising per day
• Fuel for 24 hours/day of generator use
• Complete linen and towels
• Yacht insurance
• Service on board
• Sojourn taxes
• Yacht cleaning

Extra payments:

• APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance): 25% of charter fee paid with the balance for covering running costs during the charter: port and marina fee, fuel for jet ski and tender operated water sports, national park entrances, custom fees and charter licenses if chartered outside of Croatia, food and drinks options, and anything else that guests might need while on charter. A strict set of accounts is held by the captain throughout the charter and any funds not spent are refunded to the client in full.
• VAT: 13% from the charter price
• APA to be paid in cash on board or as a wire transfer with the last payment to a shipping agent’s account. If APA is to be paid as a wire transfer, commission of 1.5% for the shipping agent will be deducted from the APA.
• Charter terms: MYBA TERMS, what is MYBA: read more
• Terms of payment: 50% at booking confirmation, 50% forty five days before charter commencement
• Crew gratitude is customary and not in the price included (usually varies from 10% to 20% of the charter fee)
• The price does not include: transfers from/to the airports, yachts, hotels, crew tip,1.000€ repositioning fee for embarkation / disembarkation in any other port except base port, if “empty leg” caused
• To drive a jet ski in Croatia one needs to have a boat driving permit with him/her when on the Wave Runner. It is forbidden to allow a person to drive a Wave Runner if one does not have a license with him/her

Duje Ercegović

Captain Duje was born in 1989 in Split into a family with over 40 years long tradition of maritime enterprise.

Before Nocturno, he was the captain of another family boat. He studied at the Faculty of Maritime Studies in Split. He also has experience as an officer on LNG.

He is very athletic; in his free time, his passions are spearfishing and football. He plays in the position of the defender in the local football club and

Duje is an amiable and easy-going person, a very confident who will do everything to make your cruise unforgettable. He and the Nocturno crew will be at your disposal during your memorable cruising.

Stipe Ercegović

Stipe, captain’s younger brother was born in Split in 1999., and same like his older brother he has spent most of his younger days around sea and boats or sailing with his father.

After graduating from high school, he decided to join his brother on a boat, considering it the best way to gain life and work experience, and from this season, he will be with his brother on his new boat.

When he is not sailing on the sea surface, he is under the sea – diving.  This is his way to relax and connect with the sea on a special way. During the winter he remains active and engages in various recreational sports such as futsal, basketball and aerosol.

While aboard Stipe is always there for all the clients needs. He will welcome you with the smile on his face, ready to be at your service – whether you need a towel when going out of the sea, a tender ride or some new water toy.

Andrija Katušić

Born into a naval family, Andrija spent much of his childhood watching his grandfather and father set sail for the blue horizon.

He listened attentively to their stories and experiences and slowly fell in love with sailors’ lives. After graduating from the Technical Highschool of Engineering and Mechatronics, Andrija decided to follow his family legacy.

He joined the yachting industry in 2018 and has worked on several vessels, including a 31 meters mini cruiser Luna, also owned by the Ercegović family. His natural navigation and mechanical skills, combined with his easy-going character, make him a true asset to the Nocturno family.

Not only is he a skilled sailor, but he is also a highly skilled stonemason.

In his spare time, 23-year-old Andrija enjoys fishing and playing football.

Mario Bartulović

After graduating from Maritime High School, 29-year-old Mario was pursuing a professional football career before he decided to enter the yachting industry.

His great sense of adventure and love for the sea led him into the yachting world, where he found his new passion and proved himself a very skilled sailor, reliable colleague, and great worker.

He is joining Nocturno as a second mate after performing that role flawlessly on other motor sailors.

His former colleagues describe him as a great team player, an ever-smiling, easy-going person.

Dalibor Perinčić

Dalibor is genuinely passionate about gastronomy, which awakens his creativity and imagination!

He has been attracted to cooking since childhood, but he only discovered his love for gastronomy at the High Catering School. His time there allowed him to hone creative ideas and express himself through cooking. He was able to learn about different cuisines and experiment with ingredients to bring out the best flavors. At that time, Dalibor developed a strong affinity for cooking.

Following his dreams, Dalibor had the opportunity to continue his education in gastronomy. He took advantage of this opportunity by enrolling in a master’s course, which required dedication and hard work, but paid off in the end.

During the course, he gained even more knowledge about regional cuisines while developing specialized skills such as plate techniques and food presentation methods. This experience proved invaluable when it came time to cook professionally; it gave him the confidence and expertise to create amazing dishes everyone could enjoy!

He makes the most of his downtime by enjoying quality moments with those he loves and exploring new places.

Mijo Mandurić

Mijo Mandurić is a very experienced 30-year-old sous chef from Split who was part of the Ercegović crew family long before joining the Nocturno family.

Nothing delights him more than exploring new culinary styles and finding new ways to prepare food, so he takes every opportunity to travel abroad and attend culinary classes.

When he is not exploring what’s new in the world of pots and pans, Mijo loves to play football in a local football club, where he has shown excellent skills and won numerous awards with his playmates.

His former colleagues describe him as hardworking yet easy-going, adventurous yet reliable.

Tanja Milavić

Hostess Tanja Milavić, was born in the city of Split in 1989. She finished Language education high school in Omiš, which is a small town located on the sea and known in history for pirates.

That should not scare you as it is just a product of its rich culture in sailing and manufacturing of old wooden ships. She speaks fluent English and has knowledge of conversational Italian and Spanish.

She is well experienced in working on boats and is eager to serve and make each one of her guests a VIP one. Tanja is opened to new experiences and getting to know new people and places which makes her an easy-going person but very dedicated to her job as a crew member on Nocturno.

In her free time, she loves going for walks in nature with her pets, doing pilates and hiking so he truly enjoys the outdoors and has that adventurous spirit.

Doris Gambiroža

Hostess Doris Gambiroža was born in the city of Split in 1989. She is a Bachelor of Economics, speaks fluent English, and has knowledge of conversational Spanish.

She is well experienced in working on boats as a hostess. Besides that, she worked as a Poker dealer. After five years working in the local poker club, she becomes a freelance dealer in the EU and worldwide. She worked as a front desk receptionist at Hostel Sunseekers, welcoming the hostel guests and helping them with any questions they had.

Doris is a young, ambitious individual eager for knowledge and success. She is extremely communicative, ready for teamwork, adaptable, resourceful, and prepared for the challenge.

In her free time, she loves traveling and exploring new places, spending time with friends, taking long walks in nature, and doing recreational kickboxing. She loves enjoying life.

Nikolina Romić

After graduating from high school, a 27-year-old Nikolina worked as a teaching assistant for children with special educational needs and disabilities and as a waitress.

She joined the yachting industry in 2021, and there she found a perfect field to combine her passion for travel and love for people.

When Nikolina is not working, she travels, explores new cultures, does yoga, and enjoys outdoor activities.

Besides her experience and professional attitude, Nikolina is a very communicative and easy-going person who knows how to make clients feel at home by meeting all their wishes and requirements.

Nocturno – 19 June 2023

We are having amazing time! The Captain, Nocturno, accommodations, crew, service, food and excursions are top notch. We could not have asked for better, it has exceeded all of our expectations and then some.

“Excellent Chef”-LOVED the crew. The crew could not do enough for us and everyone was happy and well taken care of.

Very satisfied with the service, the boat and the crew.

North Dalmatian route: Split – Zadar – Split

Sail along the breathtaking Northern Dalmatian coast, rich in history and culture. Listen to the Zadar Sea organ singing a unique melody while watching the stunning sunset, then explore the trails that lead to lush national parks to learn how this land was ruled by emperors centuries ago!

Central Dalmatia Route: Split-Split

The journey through Central Dalmatia is spectacular. You swim in the bays of Pakleni islands which are the most beautiful part of the Hvar Riviera, and enjoy the magnificent view from the Fortica fortress. Explore the military bunkers of the island of Vis, float down the cold river Cetina exploring the power of winding rivers and their canyons.

Dalmatia one way route: Split – Dubrovnik

South dalmatia route: dubrovnik – dubrovnik.

The island hopping rich in lush green to ancient towns, is a cruise along the breathtaking South Dalmatian coast. Feel the power of the Dubrovnik walls, and experience the meaning of the name of the Hvar bar, “Carpe Diem,” while drinking a cocktail and dancing to the sunset.

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• Croatia 2023: how much will your holiday cost this year?

A hot topic for the upcoming sailing season, especially in Europe, has been Croatia's entry into the Eurozone and the Schengen area. Although Croatia has been a member of the European Union for ten years, it has only recently adopted the common currency and borders. How will these changes affect holidaying there? How much have the prices of boats and services in marinas gone up? And what to do with our leftover kuna? Let's take a look.

The information in the article on prices and economic situation is valid as of 29 March 2023.

Transition from kuna to euro

Croatia managed the changeover from the kuna to the euro relatively smoothly. As our partners at NCP Charter have rightly pointed out, the euro has been used as a parallel currency in Croatia for many years. So you won't be facing any major changes on your holiday. Thankfully, the government set a fixed exchange rate between the euro and kuna during the introduction phase, preventing businesses from arbitrarily rounding up prices and causing artificial inflation.

While food and services have become pricier, the global economic climate and soaring inflation across Europe are the primary culprits. Croatia's current inflation rate is around 12 %, compared to 16 % in the Czech Republic and 15 % in Slovakia. According to locals, they've observed price increases ranging between approximately 7% and 9 %.  It is difficult to predict now how much more prices will rise by the summer.

In addition, charterers could struggle with another and less visible problem, namely the slower supply of spare parts for boat repairs. It remains to be seen how the situation unfolds and whether there will be a reduced number of operational vessels than usual.

Let's not be overly pessimistic — Croatian charter companies have introduced nearly 300 brand-new sailboats since the year's start. (Including other countries, there are over 650 sailboats and 500 catamarans awaiting their first crew). Book them while available and enjoy the luxury of a boat with that brand-new smell.

Jelsa on the island of Hvar

YACHTING.COM TIP: The transitional period for using kuna has ended. Now, shops and restaurants only accept euros. If you have leftover kunas from last year , don't worry; every Croatian bank will exchange them for free until the end of 2023 .

Prices of services in marinas

Regarding the rise in mooring prices and services, even our charter company contacts couldn't provide a clear answer. Some believe marinas may attempt to capitalize on the situation's uncertainty by raising prices, even if service quality remains unchanged. Others anticipate only inflationary increases. Our estimate suggests a 5-10% price increase. Mooring at a buoy (€30–⁠60 per night) is still cheaper than at a pier (€80–⁠200 per night). City piers tend to be more affordable than commercial marinas. The most cost-effective option remains anchoring in a serene, quiet bay.

YACHTING.COM TIP: The islands boast numerous free and often vacant bays. Croatia alone has 1,185 of varying sizes.  For some inspiration, check out our article 14 Croatian islands worth anchoring at . 

Marína Sukosan

Prices in shops and restaurants

Croatian restaurants have faced criticism for elevated prices for years, which is often seen as a tourist tax in bustling ports. While locals do notice the food price increase, they don't view it as drastic. In short, the situation is comparable to the rest of Europe. To provide an overview, Numbeo.com data from late March indicates food prices are approximately at the following levels. It's worth noting that current prices are realistically closer to the lower level, or at most, somewhere in the middle:

• Milk (1 l)............................... € 0.77–1.33
• Loaf of bread (500 g)....... € 0.66–1.61
• Eggs (12 pieces)................ € 1.75–3.50 
• Local cheese (1 kg)........... € 5.28–18.50
• Chicken (1 kg).................... € 4.65–11.31
• Beef (1kg)........................... € 6.08–14.54
• Apples (1 kg)...................... € 0.79–1.95
• Bananas (1 kg)................... € 1.19–2.02 
• Tomatoes (1 kg)................. € 0.80–2.92 
• Potatoes (1 kg).................. € 0.40–1.34
• Onions (1 kg)...................... € 0.53–1.33
• Lettuce (1 head)................ € 0.66–1.33

If you go to a restaurant or café, expect prices in the range:

• A meal in a more expensive restaurant...............................................€ 5.29–13.31
• A three-course meal in a medium-priced restaurant for two...... € 26.55–79.73 
• Menu at McDonalds................................................................................ € 5.33–7.30
• Local beer on tap (0.5 l)......................................................................... € 1.73–3.33
• Imported beer (0.33 l)............................................................................ € 2.00–3.36
• Cappuccino............................................................................................... € 1.19–2.13
• Coca Cola / Pepsi in a bottle (0.33 l).................................................. € 1.59–2.65
• Bottled water (0.33 l)............................................................................ € 1.06–2.00

Higher prices for foreigners lurk in the city centre and near monuments. So try not to swim into the first pub you find on the pier. Instead, look around the adjacent streets for hidden businesses frequented by locals. Chances are the prices and food will be better.

Journey to Croatia after joining Schengen

With Croatia's inclusion in the Schengen area , the borders have been opened and you can cross them without checking in, as you are used to when travelling in the region. This eliminates the often several-hour waits at the borders with Slovenia and Hungary, which made travelling uncomfortable for everyone in the summer months.

On the other hand, Adventure Charter reminds us that Croatia has now become one of the EU countries responsible for controlling the external borders of the Schengen area , especially where it borders Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro. You can still expect to be processed at these borders. This year, they may even be more thorough when entering Croatia to show that the country is fulfilling its obligation. But EU citizens should have no problem and, like everywhere else in Schengen, an ID card will suffice.

What remains are the motorway tolls , which are unavoidable not only in Croatia but also in countries along the way. The good news is that they can often be paid for online. Currently, fuel prices in Croatia are at the European average (petrol € 1.46, diesel € 1.58 per litre). In short, they won't please, but they won't surprise either.

Croatia by train

Croatia is served by regular international train lines from Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Slovenia and Hungary. Czech and Slovak sailors can take RegioJet trains to Rijeka, Ogulin or Zagreb without changing trains. Connecting buses will then take them to nearby ports such as Trogir, Pula, Split, Makarska and others. The ticket price ranges from €30 to €85 depending on the boarding point and destination. You can rent a bed (less than €85) and sleep on the way or a whole compartment for 4 people for less than €345.

YACHTING.COM TIP:   Speaking of Split, it's good to know that 99% of the crews sailing from there on Saturday will be mooring on the island of Solta in the evening. On Sunday, a large number of them will then head to Brac and on Monday to Hvar. Our colleagues from Ban Tours Yachting have shared these interesting numbers with us and at the same time come up with a solution. They offer priority check-in. This way you have the opportunity to leave the harbour by 1.30 pm at the latest, you get an extra half day and you can easily sail to Vis , where almost nobody moors on Saturdays. Of course, we'll help you arrange priority check-in.

To Croatia by plane

As of 26 March 2023, airport document checks for flights between Croatia and Schengen countries will end. This is not a big change considering that most Europeans did not need a passport to travel to Croatia before. Croatia has 9 international airports, 7 of which are located right in the heart of the action on the coast and not coincidentally following the popular metropolises and resorts of Pula, Rijeka, Losinj, Zadar, Split, Brac and Dubrovnik.

Expensive energy and fuel have unfortunately driven ticket prices higher than we have been used to. But why wait for summer at all? Grab a boat now in the spring and enjoy Croatia in bloom .

Get into the Croatian season:

Transfers to and from croatia.

So far, most local departments of transportation have not come up with any new rules or regulations that would affect boaters. Representatives of the charter company Euronautic do not expect them and confirmed to us that crossings between EU member states are indeed easier now. At the very least, if you're coming from another Schengen country, you don't have to register with the maritime border authority when entering Croatian territorial waters. The same conditions apply in the other direction.

The moment you arrive from a so-called third country, for example Montenegro, you enter the Schengen area and are obliged to first show up at a port with an international border crossing. If you have previous experience of crossing between Croatia and Italy or Greece, this will not be news to you. Only this time, it will be mainly Croatians who will be asking for your documents. Permanent border crossings can be found in the ports of Rijeka, Ploče, Zadar, Šibenik, Split, Dubrovnik, Raša-Bršica, Umag, Pula, Ubli, Cavtat, Vis and Mali Lošinj.

YACHTING.COM TIP: You don't have to worry about crossing from one country to another. We will be happy to help you with the paperwork and choosing the right charter boat that makes it possible.

A busy season ahead

Although the Covid pandemic is slowly fading, Croatia welcomed 18.9 million visitors last year, and the number is expected to rise even further as travel restrictions ease. In February, visitor numbers increased by 19% compared to the same month in the previous year. Although the situation for the high season is uncertain, some hotels are already reporting full capacity. To ensure a hassle-free trip, it is still recommended to check travel restrictions and have appropriate travel insurance.

In the boat charter industry, it has become increasingly difficult to find last-minute deals in recent years. The days of waiting for better offers are gone as boats are being booked months in advance. It has become a common practice to reserve the best sailboats for the entire season in early spring. Therefore, we recommend planning ahead and booking early to secure a boat for your desired dates.

YACHTING.COM TIP:   Book your boat now and get free security deposit insurance . We still offer charter with all-inclusive insurance included on selected boats. Just choose one of the 10,000 boats (sailboats and catamarans) marked with the all-inclusive insurance label.

Croatia's hidden treasures

Everything in Croatia is worth seeing. Take inspiration from our selection of the best week-long cruises to explore Croatia's coastline and surrounding islands from Pula to Dubrovnik. Itineraries include visits to popular resorts, sightseeing, nature reserves and lounging on the beach. But if you want to go somewhere where you won't see too many tourists, try these lesser-known places. You'll often find them just a few kilometres from the big cities:

Rastoke is a charming centuries-old village at the confluence of the Slunjčica and Korana rivers, which feed the Plitvice Lakes. Although Rastoke is a suburb of the larger town of Slunj, it looks like a model left by a giant. Thanks to its tiny waterfalls and cascades, it is nicknamed the Little Plitvice Lakes. The only difference is that you'll be practically alone here.

The small fishing village of Trstenik can be found on the southern coast of the Peljesac peninsula. The local hillsides are associated with the cultivation of a variety that gives a unique taste to the popular Dingač red wine. The village originated as a port for wine exports. Today, it is an ideal hideaway for those looking for peace and quiet on holiday. You can visit Trstenik on your travels around the Croatian islands or drive here on the new Peljesac Bridge, which opened last year and connects the central part of the peninsula with the mainland.

Wake up your adventurer in you and visit Pasjača beach, about 12 km from Cavtat. The beach is 80 m long and 10 m wide. What attracts visitors to it is the wild backdrop of the high rocky cliff where the beach is nestled. This experience is not for families with children. To get to the beach, you first have to find a path that starts on the cliff 250 metres above sea level, and then go down. Or cheat and sail here on a dinghy.

Pasjača beach

The Kamenjak peninsula juts out into the Adriatic Sea southeast of Pula. It is mainly known for its wild rocky and very rugged coastline, which offers not only a peaceful beaches and athrilling jumps from the rocks into the water, but also great conditions for windsurfing and diving. A cycle path runs across the peninsula and the entire peninsula is criss-crossed with hiking trails that lead you to wild orchids.

Opatija was a forgotten village for centuries before it was discovered in the 19th century by the industrial rich and Austro-Hungarian nobility. They began to come here mainly in winter for spa stays and left behind magnificent town houses, parks and seaside colonnades. The town lies on the eastern coast of Istria just a few kilometres from Rijeka.

If other visitors to Istria happen to get on your nerves and you were willing to travel a little inland, slip away for a few hours to the town of Hum, which according to the Guinness Book of World Records is the smallest town in the world. Latest reports are that there aren't even 30 people living here.

YACHTING.COM TIP: Are you wondering if you should go somewhere else this year after all? There is a possibility. Greece! Captains are looking at it more and more often. That's why we've written a comparison of Croatia vs. Greece .

Are you missing some information about sailing in Croatia? Let me know.

Denisa Nguyenová

Faqs: 2023 season in croatia.

How have boat, service and food prices changed since Croatia joined the euro?

The changeover from the kuna to the euro had virtually no effect on prices. However, prices have risen due to inflation, by around 7-9% compared to last year. Even so, this is not the biggest increase in Europe.

What is the situation at the borders after Schengen?

The entry into Schengen eliminated border controls in both directions at the borders with Slovenia and Hungary. However, the borders with Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro have been tightened.

Is it more worthwhile to rent a boat as an early bird deal or wait?

Be sure not to delay in booking your boat. It has been standard practice in recent years that boats sell out quickly at the turn of spring and summer.

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WHEN TO GO ON SAILING HOLIDAYS IN CROATIA?

The charter season stretches from April to October , reaching its zenith in the sun-soaked months of July and August , where temperatures can soar up to 38°C. For those seeking a quieter escape, June and September offer less crowded shores without compromising on the warmth and sunshine. Even in April, May, and October, summer-like temperatures prevail, occasionally accompanied by gentle showers – an ideal haven for those yearning for tranquility and favorable sailing winds .

WHERE TO EMBARK ON YOUR CROATIAN SAILING ODYSSEY?

Nestled at the heart of the Eastern Adriatic coast , the historic city of Split beckons as your ideal embarkation point for Croatian sailing escapades. From its embrace, you can embark on a maritime journey to the north or south , navigating through a myriad of spellbinding routes. Whether arriving by air, land, ferry, train, or bus, Split ensures easy accessibility to the gateway of your dreams.

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Choose excellence chartering a sailboat from Fair Wind Yacht Charter , an independent, family-run company anchored in Split. Expect impeccable sailboats , meticulously maintained, and equipped to the highest standards, all at reasonable prices. Fair Wind prides itself on offering only its own fleet, guaranteeing accuracy in every detail. Sail your way – bareboat , with a skilled skipper , or indulge in luxury with both skipper and hostess on board. 

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Recommended routes for 7 or 14 days sailing from split.

7 days from Split to the south

This well-crafted 7-day itinerary is designed for first-time sailors, families with young ones, and those seeking a leisurely experience with 2-3 hours of sailing or motoring per day. Immerse yourself in the crystal-clear waters, hidden coves, and charming towns that await.

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This itinerary, tailored for sailing enthusiasts and adventure-seekers, presents an ambitious route with daily sailings of 2 to 5 hours, ensuring an immersive experience of the stunning archipelago.

14 days from Split to the south

Embark on a 14-day sailing escapade from the vibrant city of Split to the historic gems of Dubrovnik, offering an experience that combines rich history, stunning landscapes, and the allure of the Adriatic coast.

7 days from Split to the north

7-day route taking you from the vibrant city of Split to the pristine landscapes of the North. Delve into this picturesque journey that seamlessly blends tranquility, untouched landscapes, and captivating National Parks. ur carefully curated route guarantees an average of 2-4 hours of sailing or motoring per day, allowing you to immerse yourself in the essence of each destination.

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14 days from Split to the north and south

Follow this meticulously designed route starting in Split, sailing towards the north and than traversing to the south, uncovering hidden gems and vibrant cities along the way. Indulge in the untouched beauty of uninhabited islands, explore ancient towns, and relish in the Mediterranean charm that defines Croatia.

Photo credit: Author: Alexandar Gospić, Source: HTZ, Croatian Tourist Board www.croatia.hr

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The Ultimate Guide To The Yacht Week Croatia

Published: October 14, 2023

Modified: December 28, 2023

by Kaitlyn Jason

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Introduction

The Yacht Week Croatia is a one-of-a-kind sailing adventure that combines stunning landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and unforgettable parties. If you’re looking for a unique and exhilarating vacation experience, this is the perfect choice. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a first-time sailor, The Yacht Week offers something for everyone.

Set sail along the breathtaking coastline of Croatia, exploring picturesque islands and hidden coves. Soak up the sun, swim in turquoise waters, and indulge in delicious local cuisine. The Yacht Week Croatia will take you on an unforgettable journey through some of the most enchanting destinations in the Adriatic Sea.

Hosted in the summer months, The Yacht Week Croatia attracts thousands of adventurous travelers from around the world. Join a fleet of yachts and party alongside like-minded individuals, creating memories that will last a lifetime. Whether you’re traveling with friends, a significant other, or looking to make new connections, The Yacht Week offers a social and vibrant atmosphere.

Prepare to be amazed by the natural beauty of Croatia as you sail from one stunning location to another. Each day brings a new adventure, whether it’s exploring charming coastal towns, snorkeling in hidden caves, or simply relaxing on deck while taking in the breathtaking scenery.

The Yacht Week Croatia is not just about sailing. It’s a fully immersive experience that combines adventure, relaxation, and incredible nightlife. From exclusive beach parties to sunset cocktails, the evenings are as electric as the days. Dance the night away under the stars, surrounded by the sound of music and the laughter of newfound friends.

Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or a thrilling party scene, The Yacht Week Croatia has it all. Embark on the journey of a lifetime and create memories that will stay with you forever.

What is The Yacht Week

The Yacht Week is a world-renowned sailing event that offers a unique and exciting vacation experience. It brings together sailing enthusiasts, party-goers, and adventure seekers from all over the globe for an unforgettable week of sailing, exploring, and partying.

Started in 2006, The Yacht Week takes place in various stunning locations around the world, including Croatia, Greece, Italy, and the British Virgin Islands. Each destination offers its own unique charm and allure, but one of the most popular and iconic routes is The Yacht Week Croatia.

During The Yacht Week Croatia, participants have the opportunity to sail along the picturesque coastline of Croatia, visiting beautiful islands such as Hvar, Vis, and Brač. The crystal-clear waters, stunning landscapes, and vibrant nightlife make it an ideal destination for an unforgettable sailing adventure.

One of the key features of The Yacht Week is the social aspect. Participants have the option to join as a group or as individuals, and they are assigned a yacht to share with other like-minded individuals. This creates a unique and vibrant community on each yacht, fostering new friendships and connections.

While The Yacht Week is known for its amazing parties and nightlife, it also offers a range of other activities and experiences. From exploring ancient towns and villages to snorkeling in hidden coves, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Participants can also partake in water sports, beachside yoga sessions, and cliff jumping for an extra dose of adventure.

Whether you’re an experienced sailor or a beginner, The Yacht Week caters to all levels of sailing expertise. Each yacht is equipped with a professional skipper who ensures a safe and enjoyable sailing experience. Participants also have the opportunity to learn the ropes and gain confidence behind the helm if they desire.

Overall, The Yacht Week is a perfect combination of sailing, adventure, relaxation, and vibrant nightlife. It offers a unique opportunity to explore stunning destinations, make lifelong friends, and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Getting Started

Before embarking on your Yacht Week Croatia adventure, there are a few important steps to take to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience. Here’s a guide to help you get started:

1. Plan in advance: The Yacht Week is a popular event and spots fill up quickly. It is important to plan and book your trip well in advance to secure your spot. Decide on your travel dates, gather your crew, and start researching yacht options.

2. Choose your route: The Yacht Week Croatia offers different route options, each with its own highlights and experiences. Research and select the route that best suits your preferences, whether you’re interested in exploring historical towns, secluded beaches, or lively party destinations.

3. Gather your crew: The Yacht Week is all about creating unforgettable memories with your friends or making new connections. Gather your crew of friends who share your sense of adventure and party spirit. If you don’t have a full crew, you can join as an individual and be placed with other like-minded individuals.

4. Select your yacht: The Yacht Week offers a range of yachts to accommodate different group sizes and preferences. From luxury catamarans to traditional monohulls, choose the yacht that best suits your needs. Consider factors such as the number of cabins, onboard amenities, and budget.

5. Determine your budget: It’s important to set a budget for your Yacht Week Croatia adventure. Consider expenses such as yacht rental, fuel, provisioning, mooring fees, and additional activities. Splitting costs amongst your crew can help make the experience more affordable.

6. Book your yacht: Once you’ve decided on your route, gathered your crew, and selected your yacht, it’s time to book. Contact The Yacht Week Croatia organizers or a trusted yacht charter company to secure your yacht and finalize the details.

7. Prepare necessary documents: Ensure that you have all the necessary documents for your trip, including passports, travel insurance, and any required visas. Check the entry requirements for Croatia and make sure your travel documents are valid and up to date.

8. Pack wisely: Pack clothing suitable for warm weather, including swimwear, light and breathable clothing, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. Don’t forget essentials such as towels, toiletries, and any personal medications you may need. It’s also a good idea to bring a waterproof bag to protect your belongings on the yacht.

9. Familiarize yourself with sailing basics: While you’ll have a skipper on board, it’s always helpful to have some basic sailing knowledge. Familiarize yourself with sailing terminology and learn a few key skills such as tying knots and handling lines.

10. Get excited and embrace the experience: The Yacht Week Croatia is an incredible adventure filled with unforgettable moments. Embrace the excitement, make new friends, and be ready to create lifelong memories as you set sail in the beautiful Adriatic Sea.

Route Options

The Yacht Week Croatia offers several route options, each showcasing a different set of stunning destinations and experiences. Here are some of the popular routes to consider:

1. Dubrovnik Route: Starting from the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” Dubrovnik, this route takes you along the southern coast of Croatia. Explore historical sites in Dubrovnik, famous for its medieval walls and stunning architecture. Sail to the idyllic island of Korčula, known for its vineyards and picturesque Old Town. Continue to the trendy island of Hvar, famous for its vibrant nightlife. The Dubrovnik Route allows you to discover the beauty of southern Croatia.

2. Split Route: Departing from the vibrant city of Split, this route takes you to some of the most popular islands in Croatia. Visit the island of Brač, known for its beautiful beaches, including the famous Zlatni Rat. Sail to the island of Vis, a hidden gem with secluded bays and crystal-clear waters. Explore the lively town of Hvar, where you can soak up the sun, indulge in water sports, and enjoy the buzzing nightlife. The Split Route allows you to experience a mix of relaxation and partying.

3. Zadar Route: Starting from the historic town of Zadar, this route takes you to the northern part of the Croatian coast. Discover the stunning Kornati National Park, a unique archipelago of picturesque islands and reefs. Sail to the island of Dugi Otok, where you can explore hidden coves and enjoy serene natural beauty. Visit the vibrant town of Šibenik, with its impressive Renaissance Cathedral and charming old town. The Zadar Route offers a more off-the-beaten-path sailing experience.

4. Ultra Route: If you’re a music lover and a party enthusiast, the Ultra Route is the perfect choice. This route combines the electrifying experience of The Yacht Week with the renowned Ultra Europe music festival. Start your journey in Split, where you’ll enjoy the festival, featuring top international DJs and incredible stage productions. After the festival, sail to the nearby islands, such as Hvar and Brač, for some relaxation and more partying. The Ultra Route combines the best of music, sailing, and island hopping.

Remember that each route offers its own unique attractions and experiences. Consider your preferences for history, culture, nightlife, beaches, and relaxation when choosing the route that suits you best. Keep in mind that The Yacht Week Croatia provides a carefully curated route with recommended destinations and activities, ensuring a well-rounded and unforgettable sailing adventure.

Accommodation

When it comes to accommodation during The Yacht Week Croatia, your yacht becomes your home away from home. The yachts provided are spacious and comfortable, offering everything you need for a week-long sailing adventure.

The yachts are well-equipped with multiple cabins, allowing you and your crew to have your own private sleeping quarters. The cabins are cozy and designed to maximize space, with comfortable beds and storage options for your belongings. Each cabin typically accommodates two people, making it easy to allocate sleeping arrangements among your crew.

Common areas on the yacht include a spacious salon where you can gather and relax, a fully equipped kitchenette to prepare meals, and dining areas both indoors and outdoors. The yachts also feature bathroom facilities, including showers and toilets, ensuring convenience throughout your trip.

It’s important to note that the yachts provided during The Yacht Week Croatia are fully crewed. Each yacht is assigned a professional skipper who is responsible for navigating the yacht, handling sails, and ensuring the safety of all onboard. Having a skipper allows you to sit back, relax, and fully enjoy the experience without the stress of sailing the yacht yourself.

While the yachts offer a comfortable living space, it’s important to manage expectations regarding space and privacy. With a limited amount of space onboard, it’s essential to be mindful of your fellow crew members and maintain a respectful and considerate atmosphere.

Outside of your yacht, there are also additional accommodation options available for those who prefer to stay on land. Some participants choose to book a hotel or villa before or after The Yacht Week to extend their stay and explore more of Croatia’s incredible destinations. This allows for a mix of onboard and onshore experiences.

Keep in mind that booking separate accommodation on land may require additional planning and coordination. However, it can provide an opportunity for some downtime and a chance to experience the local culture and amenities.

Overall, the yachts provided during The Yacht Week Croatia offer a comfortable and convenient accommodation option for your sailing adventure. With well-appointed cabins, communal living spaces, and professional skippers, you can enjoy the perfect balance of comfort, adventure, and socializing during your time on the yacht.

Yacht Selection

Choosing the right yacht is an essential part of planning your Yacht Week Croatia adventure. The Yacht Week offers a range of different yachts to cater to various group sizes, budgets, and preferences.

When selecting a yacht, here are a few factors to consider:

1. Group Size: Determine the number of people in your crew. Yachts can accommodate different group sizes, from smaller yachts for intimate groups to larger yachts for bigger parties. Make sure the yacht has enough cabins and sleeping arrangements to comfortably accommodate everyone.

2. Yacht Type: Consider the type of yacht that suits your preferences. The Yacht Week offers a variety of options, including monohulls, catamarans, and luxury yachts. Monohulls offer a more traditional sailing experience, while catamarans provide spacious and stable platforms for socializing. Luxury yachts provide additional amenities and a higher level of comfort.

3. Amenities: Check the amenities available onboard the yacht. Some yachts offer additional features such as air-conditioning, Wi-Fi, swimming platforms, and water toys. These amenities can enhance your sailing experience and provide extra fun and convenience.

4. Budget: Set a budget for your yacht rental. Yachts range in price based on their size, age, and level of luxury. Consider the overall cost of the yacht rental, including fuel, provisioning, and any additional fees. It’s important to align your budget with the type and size of the yacht you choose.

5. Skipper or Bareboat: Decide whether you want to charter the yacht with a skipper or as a bareboat. Having a professional skipper onboard can provide peace of mind and let you fully enjoy the experience, especially if you’re not an experienced sailor. If you have the necessary qualifications and experience, you may opt for a bareboat charter and take the helm yourself.

6. Age and Condition: Take into consideration the age and condition of the yacht. Newer yachts may offer upgraded features and a more modern design. However, older yachts can still be charming and well-maintained. Research the yacht’s history and reviews to ensure you choose a reliable and comfortable vessel.

7. Yacht Charter Company: Work with a reputable yacht charter company or The Yacht Week organizers to book your yacht. Ensure they have a good track record of providing quality yachts and reliable service. Read reviews and gather recommendations to make an informed decision.

It’s important to note that the availability of specific yachts may vary depending on the time of booking. Popular yachts tend to book up quickly, so it’s recommended to book your yacht well in advance to secure your preferred choice.

Remember, selecting the right yacht will contribute to the overall enjoyment of your Yacht Week Croatia experience. Consider your group’s size, preferences, and budget to choose a yacht that meets your needs and ensures an unforgettable week of sailing and celebration.

Crewing Options

When participating in The Yacht Week Croatia, there are various crewing options available to accommodate different preferences and group dynamics. Here are some crewing options to consider:

1. Full Crew: If you have a group of friends or a pre-existing crew, you can book a full yacht and sail together. This option allows you to have full control over who you share the yacht with, ensuring a comfortable and familiar environment. You can customize the experience according to your group’s preferences and have a cohesive dynamic throughout the trip.

2. Partial Crew: If you have a smaller group or are open to meeting new people, you can book a partial yacht and be paired with other individuals or smaller crews. This option allows you to join a diverse and sociable group, giving you the opportunity to make new friends and forge connections with people from all over the world. It can create a dynamic and lively atmosphere, with a mix of different personalities and backgrounds onboard.

3. Cabin Charter: If you’re an individual traveler or have a small group, you can opt for a cabin charter. This option allows you to reserve individual cabins on a shared yacht. You’ll be paired with others who have chosen the cabin charter option, and you’ll share the common areas and facilities of the yacht. Cabin chartering is a great way to meet like-minded travelers and experience The Yacht Week Croatia without needing to gather a full crew.

Regardless of which crewing option you choose, it’s important to maintain a respectful and considerate attitude towards your fellow crew members. Communication and cooperation are key to ensuring a harmonious and enjoyable experience for everyone onboard.

Participating in The Yacht Week is not just about sailing—it’s also about building connections, fostering friendships, and creating incredible memories together. Embrace the opportunity to meet new people, learn about different cultures, and share adventures with like-minded individuals from around the world.

For those who are new to sailing or want to enhance their sailing skills, The Yacht Week offers crew training courses. These courses provide participants the chance to learn the basics of sailing, navigation, and boat handling. It’s a great option for those who want to be actively involved in the sailing aspect of the trip and gain a deeper understanding of the craft.

Overall, The Yacht Week provides different crewing options to cater to various preferences and group sizes. Whether you choose to sail with your own crew or join others on a shared yacht, the focus remains on creating an inclusive and vibrant community of sailors and party-goers. No matter which crewing option you choose, you’re bound to have an unforgettable experience sailing along the stunning coastline of Croatia.

Food and Drinks

When it comes to food and drinks during The Yacht Week Croatia, there are several options to ensure you’re well-fed and hydrated throughout your sailing adventure.

1. Provisioning: Before setting sail, you have the option to provision your yacht with groceries and supplies. Many yacht charter companies offer provisioning services, allowing you to pre-order everything you need for meals and snacks. You can choose from a variety of food and drink options, including fresh produce, meats, seafood, beverages, and snacks. This is a convenient option if you prefer to cook your own meals onboard.

2. Dining Out: If you prefer to indulge in local cuisine or take a break from cooking, you can explore the restaurants and cafes in the towns and villages you visit. Taste traditional Croatian dishes, such as fresh seafood, grilled meats, and Mediterranean-inspired cuisine. From beachside cafes to elegant waterfront restaurants, there are plenty of dining options to satisfy your appetite and immerse yourself in the local gastronomy.

3. Onboard Cooking: If you enjoy cooking or want to experiment with meals onboard, the kitchenette on your yacht provides the necessary equipment to prepare your own dishes. You can create delicious meals using the provisions you’ve stocked up on, showcasing your culinary skills and catering to your crew’s preferences. Cooking onboard also allows for flexibility in meal timings and dietary restrictions.

4. Group Dinners: The Yacht Week offers various group dinner events, where you and your crew can join other sailors for a shared dining experience. These events often include a catered meal or barbeque, allowing you to mingle with other participants, exchange stories, and create connections over a delicious feast. Group dinners are a great opportunity to socialize and meet fellow sailors from different yachts.

When it comes to drinks, be prepared to enjoy refreshing beverages throughout your sailing adventure:

1. Bring Your Own: You have the option to bring your own beverages, such as your favorite wine, spirits, or mixers. Pack your preferred drinks in plastic bottles or cans for safety and convenience. Make sure to check the alcohol policies and any restrictions or regulations in Croatia before bringing alcohol onboard.

2. Local Drinks: Embrace the local culture by trying Croatian wines, beers, and spirits. Croatia boasts a rich wine-making tradition, with various regions producing excellent wines. Sample different varieties and discover your favorites. Additionally, try local beers and spirits to fully immerse yourself in the Croatian drinking experience.

3. Beach Bars and Nightlife: Along the coastline of Croatia, there are numerous beach bars, clubs, and nightspots where you can enjoy a wide range of drinks. From refreshing cocktails to ice-cold beers, these establishments offer a vibrant atmosphere to socialize and celebrate with your crew and fellow sailors.

Remember to drink responsibly and within your limits. Stay hydrated throughout the day to combat the sun and heat, especially when engaging in water activities and partying under the Croatian sun.

Whether you choose to cook on board, dine out at local restaurants, or enjoy group dinners and drinks with fellow sailors, there are plenty of options to satisfy your hunger and quench your thirst during The Yacht Week Croatia. Indulge in delicious meals and refreshing drinks as you create unforgettable memories along the beautiful Croatian coastline.

Daily Itinerary

The daily itinerary during The Yacht Week Croatia is designed to offer a balance of adventure, relaxation, and vibrant nightlife. While each day may vary depending on the route and weather conditions, here’s a glimpse into what a typical day might look like:

Morning: Wake up to the gentle rocking of the yacht and the refreshing sea breeze. Enjoy a leisurely breakfast onboard, either prepared by your crew or using the provisions you’ve stocked up on. Take the time to soak in the stunning surroundings and plan out the day’s activities.

Afternoon: Set sail to your next destination, enjoying the freedom and excitement of being on the open water. Along the way, you’ll have the opportunity to explore hidden coves and swim in crystal-clear waters. Take a break from sailing and anchor in a picturesque bay for a relaxing lunch. Swim, snorkel, or simply bask in the sun while enjoying the beauty of your surroundings.

Late Afternoon: Continue sailing to your next destination, arriving at a vibrant coastal town or island. Step ashore and explore your new surroundings, immersing yourself in the local culture. Wander through charming streets, visit historical sites, or indulge in some shopping. Take in the panoramic views and capture the beauty of the Croatian coastline from different vantage points.

Evening: Return to your yacht and prepare for the evening’s festivities. Freshen up and get ready to enjoy The Yacht Week’s legendary parties. Whether it’s an exclusive beach party, a themed event, or a sunset cocktail gathering, the nights are filled with energy and excitement. Dance under the stars, enjoy live music, and connect with fellow sailors, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

Late Night: After partying the night away, return to your yacht for a peaceful night’s sleep, serenaded by the gentle sounds of the sea. Reflect on the day’s adventures, share stories with your crew, and prepare for the next day’s itinerary.

It’s important to note that while there is a general itinerary, The Yacht Week allows for flexibility and spontaneity. Weather conditions and group preferences can factor into the schedule, allowing for adjustments and impromptu detours. The beauty of The Yacht Week is the freedom to embrace the adventure and create your own unique experience.

Throughout the week, you’ll have the opportunity to visit various destinations, each with its own charm and allure. From historical towns to remote islands, there is something for everyone to discover and enjoy. Savor the breathtaking landscapes, swim in hidden bays, and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Croatia.

Remember, The Yacht Week is not just about the sailing and parties. It is a chance to disconnect from the everyday and fully embrace the beauty of the Adriatic Sea and Croatian coastline. Soak up the sun, make new friends, and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Activities and Excursions

The Yacht Week Croatia offers a wide range of activities and excursions that allow you to explore the beautiful destinations and make the most out of your sailing adventure. Here are some of the activities and excursions to consider during your trip:

1. Swimming and Snorkeling: With its crystal-clear waters, Croatia is a paradise for swimming and snorkeling. Dive into the refreshing sea and discover the vibrant underwater world. Snorkel around coral reefs, explore hidden caves, and encounter colorful marine life. Don’t forget to bring your snorkeling gear or rent it from yacht charter companies.

2. Water Sports: Get your adrenaline pumping with various water sports activities. From paddleboarding to kayaking, jetskiing, and wakeboarding, there are plenty of options to choose from. Explore the coastline from a different perspective and enjoy the thrill of these exciting water activities.

3. Cliff Jumping: For the adventurous at heart, try cliff jumping at designated locations. Plunge into the deep blue waters from rocky cliffs for an exhilarating experience. It’s essential to assess the safety of the jump and be aware of any potential risks before taking the leap.

4. Island Explorations: Croatia’s islands are full of hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Rent a scooter or take a guided tour to explore the islands’ stunning landscapes, picturesque villages, and historical sites. Visit ancient forts, churches, and local markets to get a taste of the local culture and traditions.

5. Beach Parties: No Yacht Week experience is complete without attending the legendary beach parties. Dance barefoot on sandy shores, enjoy live music performances, and socialize with other participants. These energetic and vibrant parties are the perfect opportunity to let loose and celebrate your sailing adventure.

6. Sunset Cocktails: Witness breathtaking sunsets over the Adriatic Sea while sipping on refreshing cocktails. Many beach clubs and bars offer sunset viewing spots where you can relax, enjoy the view, and capture memorable photos. It’s the ideal way to unwind after a day of sailing and activities.

7. Historical Sightseeing: Croatia is rich in history and cultural heritage. Visit historical sites such as Diocletian’s Palace in Split, Dubrovnik’s city walls, or the ancient town of Hvar. Explore the narrow alleys, marvel at the architecture, and learn about the fascinating history of these intriguing destinations.

8. Wine Tasting: Croatia has a long tradition of winemaking, producing excellent wines. Take part in a wine tasting tour and visit local wineries to sample the diverse range of wines produced in the region. Discover unique grape varieties and learn about the winemaking process while enjoying the stunning vineyard landscapes.

These are just some of the many activities and excursions you can engage in during The Yacht Week Croatia. Each destination offers its own set of opportunities, so take the time to plan and choose activities that align with your interests. Remember to embrace the adventure, try new experiences, and make the most out of your time exploring the enchanting Croatian coastline.

Party and Nightlife

Party and nightlife are an integral part of The Yacht Week Croatia experience. From beachside celebrations to vibrant clubs, Croatia’s party scene offers something for everyone. Here’s a glimpse into the exciting party and nightlife options you can expect during your sailing adventure:

1. Beach Parties: One of the highlights of The Yacht Week is the legendary beach parties. Imagine dancing barefoot in the sand, with the sound of waves crashing in the background and live performances by renowned DJs. These beach parties are known for their electric atmosphere, energetic crowds, and stunning locations. Enjoy the mix of music genres, from house and techno to hip-hop and pop, and dance the night away under the starry skies.

2. Rooftop Bars and Clubs: The coastal towns and cities along the Croatian coastline boast a vibrant nightlife scene. Explore the lively bars and clubs in cities like Split, Hvar, and Zadar. Dance to the beats of international and local DJs, enjoy signature cocktails, and mingle with locals and fellow sailors. Many clubs feature rooftop terraces where you can enjoy panoramic views while sipping your favorite drink.

3. Floating Festivals: Experience the thrill of unique floating festivals during The Yacht Week. These events bring together multiple yachts, creating a floating party where you can socialize, dance, and immerse yourself in the festival atmosphere. Dance to world-class DJs, enjoy light shows, and celebrate with fellow sailors on the open water.

4. Yacht Parties: Create your own party atmosphere onboard your yacht. Gather with your crew and fellow sailors, play your favorite tunes, and enjoy drinks as you cruise along the coast. It’s a unique and intimate way to celebrate with friends and experience the freedom of being on the water.

5. Full Moon Parties: If you’re lucky enough to be on The Yacht Week during a full moon, don’t miss out on the famous full moon parties. These events take place on secluded beaches and offer a magical setting under the moonlight. Enjoy bonfires, live music, and spectacular performances as you dance and celebrate late into the night.

Throughout The Yacht Week, you’ll have the opportunity to attend themed parties, dress up in eye-catching costumes, and participate in various events organized by The Yacht Week team. From white parties to neon-themed events, every night delivers a unique and unforgettable experience.

It’s important to keep in mind that while partying is a significant part of The Yacht Week Croatia, it’s essential to party responsibly and respect the environment and local communities. Adhere to guidelines set by event organizers and respect the destinations you visit by keeping noise levels in check and practicing responsible consumption of alcohol.

Whether you prefer dancing under the stars, enjoying cocktails at rooftop bars, or creating your own party ambiance onboard your yacht, The Yacht Week Croatia offers an unparalleled party and nightlife experience that you won’t soon forget.

Safety and Regulations

Ensuring the safety and adhering to regulations are paramount during The Yacht Week Croatia. Here are some important considerations to keep in mind to have a safe and enjoyable experience:

1. Skipper Guidance: Each yacht is assigned a professional skipper who is responsible for the safe operation of the vessel. Follow the skipper’s instructions regarding sailing procedures, anchorages, and safety protocols. They have the expertise and experience to navigate the waters and handle any unforeseen situations.

2. Weather Awareness: Stay informed about weather conditions throughout your journey. Be aware of any potential storms or adverse weather and take necessary precautions. Your skipper will have access to weather updates and can advise you on the best course of action to ensure your safety.

3. Safety Equipment: Ensure that the yacht is equipped with essential safety equipment, including life jackets, flares, fire extinguishers, and first aid kits. Familiarize yourself with the location and usage of safety equipment onboard. Ensure that everyone in your crew knows where the safety equipment is stored and how to use it in case of emergencies.

4. Respect Local Regulations: Familiarize yourself with the local laws and regulations of Croatia. Observe speed limits, navigation rules, and any other regulations set by local authorities. It’s important to respect the environment, marine life, and the communities you visit during your journey.

5. Mooring Etiquette: When mooring at marinas or anchorages, be considerate of other vessels. Follow proper mooring procedures and avoid blocking access or overcrowding spaces. Respect any designated areas or zones and ensure that you leave the mooring area as you found it.

6. Responsible Alcohol Consumption: While enjoying the vibrant party atmosphere during The Yacht Week, it’s important to drink responsibly. Exercise moderation and be aware of your alcohol consumption. Stay hydrated and plan ahead for safe transportation after consuming alcohol, such as arranging designated drivers or utilizing taxi services.

7. Swim Safety: Take necessary precautions when swimming or engaging in water activities. Be mindful of water depth and currents, especially in unfamiliar areas. Avoid diving into shallow water and always assess the conditions before cliff jumping or engaging in any water-based activities.

8. Emergency Contacts: Save emergency contact numbers including local authorities, Coast Guard, and medical services in your phone. Ensure that all crew members are aware of these emergency contacts and the location of onboard safety equipment.

Remember to respect the natural surroundings, wildlife, and local communities during your sailing adventure. Dispose of waste responsibly, avoid littering, and be mindful of noise levels, especially during overnight stays.

It’s important to note that safety is a shared responsibility. Communicate openly with your crew members, listen to the guidance of your skipper, and take necessary precautions to ensure that everyone onboard has a safe and enjoyable experience during The Yacht Week Croatia.

Tips and Advice

Here are some tips and advice to help you make the most of your Yacht Week Croatia experience:

1. Pack Smart: Pack light and efficiently. Include essentials like swimwear, sunscreen, towels, and comfortable clothing suitable for warm weather. Don’t forget any necessary medications, a waterproof bag for keeping belongings dry, and a power bank to keep your devices charged.

2. Stay Hydrated: The Croatian sun and activities can be exhausting. Keep yourself hydrated throughout the day, especially when exposed to the sun or engaging in water activities. Carry a reusable water bottle and refill it regularly.

3. Embrace the Experience: Let go of expectations and fully immerse yourself in the adventure. Be open to meeting new people, trying new activities, and embracing the unique atmosphere of The Yacht Week Croatia.

4. Capture Memories: Bring a waterproof camera or phone case to capture memorable moments. From picturesque sunsets to fun-filled parties, you’ll have plenty of opportunities for incredible photos and videos.

5. Respect the Environment: Keep the oceans and coastlines clean by avoiding littering and disposing of waste responsibly. Be mindful of anchorages and marine life, and avoid damaging reefs or disturbing natural habitats.

6. Plan Ahead: Familiarize yourself with the route and scheduled events. Take note of any must-visit destinations, recommended activities, and parties. Planning ahead will help you make the most of your time and ensure you don’t miss out on any highlights.

7. Be Flexible: While having a plan is essential, also be open to embracing spontaneity. Weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances may lead to changes in the itinerary. Stay flexible and adapt to the situation for a stress-free experience.

8. Stay Connected: Stay connected with your crew members and the Yacht Week community. Exchange contact information with fellow sailors to coordinate meet-ups and share experiences. Utilize social media platforms or apps recommended by The Yacht Week to stay updated on events and meet-ups.

9. Take Care of the Yacht: Treat the yacht as if it were your own. Clean up after yourself, be mindful of any potential damages, and respect the rules and regulations provided by the yacht charter company.

10. Have Fun and Make Memories: The Yacht Week Croatia is all about having fun, making memories, and forging lifelong friendships. Embrace the spirit of adventure, dance the night away, enjoy the beautiful scenery, and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Remember, The Yacht Week Croatia offers a unique and exciting experience. By following these tips and advice, you’ll be well-prepared to have an unforgettable sailing adventure along the stunning coastline of Croatia.

The Yacht Week Croatia is a transformative sailing adventure that combines breathtaking vistas, thrilling parties, and unforgettable memories. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a first-time adventurer, this unique experience offers something for everyone.

From the moment you step aboard your yacht, you’ll embark on a journey like no other. Sail along the stunning Croatian coastline, explore picturesque islands, and discover hidden coves with crystal-clear waters. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of beach parties and rooftop bars, dancing under the stars and creating connections with like-minded individuals from all around the world.

The Yacht Week Croatia is not only about partying; it’s also an opportunity to appreciate the beauty of nature, embrace outdoor activities, and discover the rich history and culture of Croatia’s coastal towns. Swim in pristine waters, snorkel among marine life, and indulge in mouthwatering local cuisine.

Throughout your voyage, you’ll have the support of professional skippers who ensure your safety and smooth sailing. They’ll guide you through the Adriatic Sea and share their knowledge of the best spots to visit, local traditions, and hidden gems along the coast.

Whether you join as a group or as an individual, The Yacht Week Croatia creates a sense of community and friendship that extends beyond the week-long adventure. You’ll form lifelong bonds with your crewmates, exchanging stories, laughter, and experiences that will forever be etched in your memory.

As you bid farewell to the sun-soaked coastline and vibrant nightlife, you’ll leave with a sense of fulfillment, feeling alive with a newfound love for sailing and the beauty of Croatia. The Yacht Week Croatia is much more than a vacation; it’s an exhilarating experience that challenges you to step out of your comfort zone, open yourself up to new friendships, and create memories that will last a lifetime.

So, set sail, dance the night away, swim in turquoise waters, and fully embrace the adventure that awaits you during The Yacht Week Croatia. Get ready to make memories that will shape your story and leave you yearning to return to the enchanting Adriatic Sea.

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Croatia Yacht Charter

A Croatia yacht charter has serious vacation appeal. The sun-kissed charms of the Dalmatian coastline, speckled with its fringe of islands lapped by a turquoise sea, make for a delightful cruising experience. Abundant with charming anchorages, diverse scenery, and adored by charter guests for its long, balmy summertimes, a Croatia yacht rental itinerary is simply magical.

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Verdant, secluded landscapes are of course aplenty in Croatia too. Soak up the stillness of the isolated Kornati islands, or down anchor at Korčula – replete with a rich tapestry of undulating vineyards and olive groves amid glittering waters. Venture south towards the unspoiled island of Mljet for exquisite wineries and seafood platters beneath fragrant pines, or opt for Brač's golden-hued  Zlatni Rat beach for idyllic bronzing and watersport opportunities.

• Lower VAT Compared to other popular yacht chartering destinations in Europe: the VAT rate is just 13% for weekly charters.
• More than 1,244 islands With no shortage of mesmerising anchorages for yacht charters.
• Diverse topography From jagged cliffs to fine pebble beaches, to dense pine forests and glittering bays, guests will be kept entertained by the ever-changing backdrop whilst cruising.
• Suitable for a wide array of itineraries For both family and friends alike: from sampling the finest gastronomy overlooking shimmering marinas, to swimming in crystalline waters on unspoilt islands: to dancing the night away under a canopy of stars and much more.
• Easily accessible With four perfectly located main airports sprinkled along its vast coastline, your choices for embarkation are practically boundless. 

With its vast array of picturesque islands, secluded coves and vibrant bustling towns, all steeped in a deeply rich cultural heritage, you will be spoilt for choice for destinations to choose from in Croatia. To make it a little bit easier, we have compiled a list of some of the best places to visit:

Mainland (Dubrovnik, Split, Zadar, plus neighbouring Tivat and Montenegro) Best for : UNESCO-listed scenery, sightseeing tours, Roman palaces, monasteries, upscale restaurants, cultural landmarks and vibrant nightlife

Dalmatian Islands (Hvar, Pakleni Islands, Mljet, Trogir, Vis, Korčula, Brač) Best for : Picturesque harbours, secluded coves and golden beaches, crystal clear waters, lush National parks, historic monuments, scuba diving, windsurfing, watersports, hiking, wine tasting and olive groves

Far North - Istria Region (Pula, Kornati Archipelago) Best for : Sandy beaches, sheltered waters, variety of anchorages, museums, Roman ruins, swimming and snorkelling

Dalmatia Region

This is one of the most popular regions for yacht charters in Croatia. Located on the southern coast, its made up of 233 miles of coastline, islands, and reefs, and includes the must-see historic towns of Split and Dubrovnik , as well as hundreds of stunning verdant islands and national parks. 

Croatia's second-largest city – its "crown jewel',  Split  has a history dating back to the 4th century. It is also home to the beautiful Roman  Diocletian's Palace , a top recommended destination for your tour.

Split also boasts some of Croatia's largest marinas, and is within shooting distance of the celebrated islands of Korčula , Hvar , Vis, and Brač . Visit the world-famous Zlatni Rat beach on Brač's southern side, or sample the vibrant nightlife and clubbing scene on Hvar, which also plays host to several regattas over the summer season. Further south is  Dubrovnik,  a UNESCO World Heritage site of huge architectural prominence.

Istria Region

Located in the north of Croatia, this region has a distinctly Italian feel to it, and has plenty of fantastic places to visit. Pula, the region's capital, is crammed with museums, which isn't surprising given its history that dates back to 3,000BC.

Across the water, lies the Brijuni National Park , a group of 14 small picturesque islands easily accesible from the mainland. Slightly to the north, the beautiful old fishing port of Rovinj is also well-worth a visit, with its steep cobbled streets and charming piazzas. 

Travel south to historic Zadar , where you can enjoy a quiet walk along marbled streets and pine-scented beaches. Further south you will find the Kornati archipelago , a group of 100 or so relatively barren islands and reefs which are perfect for swimming and snorkelling.

Croatia’s stunning coastline and idyllic verdant islands have made it one of the most popular regions for Mediterranean yacht charters . To truly experience the magic of this country, here are our tips on the places you must check out when you charter a yacht in Croatia.

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• Game of Thrones tour - through parts of Old Town, Dubrovnik where some of the most memorable scenes were filmed.
• Dubrovnik Summer Festival  - see dramas, plays, classical music concerts and much more.
• 360˚ Dubrovnik - Michelin-starred restaurant built into the walls of the old town, with exquisite views over the harbour.
• Diocletian’s Palace  - UNESCO site within the walls of Split’s historic and thriving town.
• Franciscan Monastery - Visit Hvar’s 15th-century monastery and museum that overlooks a shady cove, and meander charming gardens that feature a 300-year old cypress tree.
• Plitvice Lakes National Park - one of the oldest and largest national parks in Croatia.
• Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) - located on the southern coast of Brač, regularly listed as one of the top beaches in Europe.
• Blue Grotto, Bisevo - situated in the central Dalmatian archipelago, this waterlogged sea cave has an intriguing glowing blue light that appears at certain times of the day.
• Pula Arena - one of the world’s six largest Roman amphitheatres, and certainly it’s most well-preserved.
• Visovac Monastery - situated on a tiny island in the Krka National Park.
• Mljet National Park tour - takes guests to the area of the first protected ecosystem in the Adriatic.

Avid island-hoppers seeking solitude love a Croatia yacht charter itinerary. Of approximately 1,185 islands just 66 are inhabited, making the unfettered beauty of its isles, inlets and bays ripe for exploration. Among these wonderful islands to explore are the verdant gems of  Hvar , Vis, Korčula , and Brač.

But yacht rentals in Croatia are also ideal for guests seeking impressive designer shopping, exquisite wineries and glittering nightlife in its main cities.

Culminating from Illyrian, Roman, Venetian, Christian, and Austrian empires all competing for Croatia’s ownership, Croatia is home to an astoundingly rich cultural heritage. This makes for a fabulous yacht charter: from the Venetian palaces and designer boutiques of the jet-set haven of Hvar; to the Benedictine beauty of the UNESCO-listed walled city of Dubrovnik; to the Italian infused architecture and cosmopolitan ambiance of Pula and beyond.  

As one of the most popular destinations for yacht charters in the East Mediterranean , there should be plenty to choose from when it comes to luxury yachts for charter in Croatia. If you’re unsure about whether you want to book a motor yacht or a sailing yacht for your Croatian getaway, there are a few things you should consider first.

Motor Yacht Charters in Croatia

Whether you are interested in a small or large motor yacht, or somewhere in between, you should find a Croatia luxury charter that will more than meet your expectations. With a luxury motor yacht you can truly relax; soaking up the stunning scenery, or scuba diving reefs and wrecks under clear aqua waters, or taking a tender ashore to explore ancient Roman palaces and monasteries, as well as sampling the local cuisine and wines. 

You should note that berth/slip options in Croatia for larger yachts (over 50m) are limited, however, with plenty of safe and tranquil anchorage spots to choose from amongst the numerous islands, islets, and reefs around this Adriatic hotspot you will be spoilt for choice.

Sailing Yacht Charters in Croatia

The Adriatic enjoys an average of 315 cloudless days a year, and with winds in Croatia generally around 10-20 knots, this can make chartering a sailing yacht a great option to explore the picturesque islands and secluded beaches at your leisure. The winds do tend to get stronger in the fall, so bear this in mind when booking your charter. 

There should be ample sailing yachts, gulets (traditional wooden yachts), and catamarans for charter in Croatia, but we do recommend booking early to secure your perfect yacht and desired itinerary. 

Gulet Charters in Croatia

Gulets are traditional wooden boats originating from Turkey , but are now widely available throughout Croatia and Greece . These types of boats offer a fantastic and cost-effective alternative to a luxury charter yacht, for those wishing to spend a bit less but still enjoy a fabulous yacht charter in the Mediterranean . 

With so many options available, there’s something to suit every type of budget in Croatia. The average prices for motor yacht and sailing yacht charters in Croatia are as follows;

• For motor yacht rentals in Croatia, prices can range from $32,000 to $1,8m per week plus expenses
• For luxury sailing yacht rentals in Croatia, prices can go from $32,363 to $582,882 weekly plus expenses

The optimal times for yacht charters in Croatia’s sapphire-hued waters span from May till October. During this time, you can benefit from calmer seas, reliably clement weather, and warm swimming temperatures. Croatia’s peak season is July and August, so expect both higher charter fees and packed marinas in these months.

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There are a variety of options, although most yachts charters tend to begin in Dubrovnik or Split in the Dalmatia region, both of which have major international transport links. Another popular option is to set off from Italy or Montenegro and then cruise the Adriatic down towards the Kornati a rchipelago or along the Dalmatia region – encompassing 233 miles of coastline stretching from Krk to Lastovo .

Croatia has numerous must-see destinations and you will be hard-pushed to fit them all in. For itineraries along the southern Dalmatian coast, some yachts may spend a day in port in Dubrovnik – ‘the pearl of the Adriatic’ – before setting off for the picturesque surrounding archipelagos, which include the popular island destinations of Hvar , Mljet, Vis, and Brač . You can either finish your yacht charter back in Dubrovnik or continue on to finish up in Split – the cultural and economic center of Dalmatia. 

For yacht charters in the north of Croatia, many like to begin in Venice or Bari, located in Italy’s Puglia (or Apulia) region, before crossing the Adriatic to Croatia's Istria region. From here you can explore the popular island of Pula , with its world-class Roman amphitheater, before cruising down towards Zadar and the Kornati National Park .

Alternatively, you can begin in Porto Montenegro – only an hour’s drive from Dubrovnik – although you may have to cover the cost of repositioning as many luxury charter yachts in Croatia are based in Split.

It’s simple enough to begin your superyacht vacation in a neighboring country before heading to Croatia. For more advice please speak to your yacht charter broker .

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We recommend finishing your luxury charter in Split, Croatia's second-largest city and one of the most popular superyacht hotspots on the Adriatic. Renowned for its pristine beaches and crystalline waters, plus with a vibrant mix of things to see and do, you'll be in for a treat.

There are hundreds of harbors, marinas, and ports in Croatia, so whether stopping off in Dubrovnik or sailing to the far side of the Lastovo Archipelago National Park there are sure to be facilities or an anchorage to suit your needs.

There are 56 official marinas along the Croatian coast from Umag to Dubrovnik. Some of out top picks include;

• ACI Marina Dubrovnik – located within a short distance to Dubrovnik’s historic old town. It has 380 slips and can accommodate yachts up to 60m/196ft. For larger yachts, or yachts not requiring a slip, another popular option is to utilize the international cruise ship terminal quay, which is happy to facilitate yacht charter pick-ups and drop-offs.
• ACI Marina Korčula – ideal for a stop off at one of the many island destinations on your yacht charter, we recommend this sheltered marine, which accommodates yachts up to a maximum LOA of 40m/131ft.
• Lumbarda Marina – also on Korčula this marina has slips catering to yachts up to a max length of 25m/82ft.
• ACI Marina Vrboska – located in the celebrated islnad of Hvar, this marina offers berths for yachts up to a max length of 30m/98ft.
• Cavtat Marina – If you're struggling to find a slip in the summer, we recommend this marina, which is located to the south of Dubrovnik and enjoys good shelter from all winds. It offers 119 slips for yachts up to a max LOA of 60m/197ft.

Some of the best ports in Croatia are also located in the Istria region in northern Croatia. We recommend;

• D-Marin Dalmacija – located a few kilometers south of the ancient city of Zadar, which is the largest marina in Croatia with 1,200 berths and can accommodate yachts up to 80m LOA.
• ACI Marina Rovinj – catering for yachts with a LOA of up to 25m/82ft 
• Marina Funtana – max length 20m/65ft. 

For larger berths in the Split-Dalmatia region:

• ACI Marina Split –  located in the heart of Croatia's "jewel" this marina has recently been modernised, offering great shopping, dining, fuelling and repair services to name but a few, alongside 318 protected berths that can accommodate superyachts up to 90m LOA. 
• Marina Kastela – just 7km up the coast from Split – which can accommodate superyachts of up 150m/492ft in length, with a draft of 8m.
• D-Marin Mandalina – located in the city of Šibenik, situated between two National Parks within a protected lagoon, this marina boasts 429 slips, and has also been specially developed to accommodate yachts of up to 140m/459ft LOA. 

With its rich cultural and architectural history, along with lush national parks and secluded beaches, Croatia is fast becoming one of our most popular destinations. Therefore, we advise you to book your yacht charter well in advance of your trip to secure your perfect yacht on your preferred dates.

If you leave it too late, the selection of yachts at your disposal will be reduced and you may not be able to explore the destinations you have your heart set on. Plus, finding dates when everyone in your charter party is available can be tricky; the longer you leave it, the more challenging it will be. 

Your yacht charter broker will also need plenty of time to tailor an itinerary to suit you, and enough time to book ahead for the nights you wish to spend in marinas. We recommend booking up to 3 months in advance to give your broker the optimum time to organise everything down to the last detail. 

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Our wide variety of itineraries have been selected by experts and yacht brokers to ensure you get the most out of your Croatia luxury yacht charter.

There are so many things to see and experience in this beautiful region; whether you prefer soaking up Croatia's phenomenal historic past, or hiking through miles of lush emerald forest, or sampling Croatia's vibrant nightlife on one of its celebrated islands, the choices are simply endless. Browse our itineraries to help you decide where to head in this glorious Mediterranean destination.

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Some important things to consider before booking your yacht;

• Yachts tend to spend more time at anchor in Croatia, so you need to consider that when choosing your perfect yacht. Ideally, find a yacht that is comfortable with ample leisure and entertainment facilities onboard. 
• Avoid heading into Dubrovnik when the big cruise ships are in town, these vessels can hold some 3,000 passengers and the town can become uncomfortably crowded.
• You should also be aware that certain zones in Croatia's waters forbid fishing or diving, or require special permissions to do so. This is something you can discuss with your yacht broker, or yacht captain when deciding on your itinerary.

There should be a wide selection of yachts to choose from, so there is sure to be something that suits both you and your budget.

Croatian Gulets, traditional wooden yachts with wide beams that offer spacious deck areas and generous accommodation, are a fantastic and cost-effective alternative to a luxury charter yacht. Gulets are available to charter for around €13,500-€15,000 per week, which usually includes food and up to 4 hours cruising per day.

Gulets are also perfect for family charters, or those who simply enjoy spending their time out on deck soaking up the beautiful surroundings of this stunning region.

Why not visit our yacht charter fleet page for a comprehensive look at all yachts available for charter around Croatia.

Alternatively, you can reach out to your preferred yacht broker , who will be sure to help you find your perfect yacht and itinerary around the dates that suit both you and your guests.

The perfect time for yacht charters in Croatia is between May to October, with average temperatures in the mid to high 20s, calm sapphire seas and endless days of glorious sunshine.

You should note that Croatia's peak season is in July and August, so expect both higher charter fees and crowded marinas during these months.

Most charters tend to begin in the beautiful historic towns of Dubrovnik or Split before continuing on to the celebrated islands of Hvar, Mljet, Vis and Brač. Alternatively, you can begin in Montenegro in the south, but you should note there may be additional re-positioning fees to pay as most yachts are based out of Split.

Another option is to begin your yacht charter in Venice, Italy then cross the Adriatic to Croatia's breathtaking northern region before cruising down the coast to Zadar or Split.

Once you have decided on your perfect yacht, your yacht broker will then draw up the necessary contract; a legally binding agreement between you and the owner of the yacht. At this point, based on the type of contract, you will be required to pay 50% of the cost of the yacht up front, with an additional 25-30% of this base rate to cover additional expenses you and your guests are expected to incur whilst on charter.

For more information about the costs of chartering a yacht, please read our helpful guide:  Yacht Charter Costs Explained , which describes the fee structure in more detail.

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Yacht-Rent - Yacht Charter Croatia is for those who would like to sail, explore and enjoy the beautiful Croatian coastline and islands, with every boat in the charter at their disposal for cruising. Here you can find and book all types and models of yachts that can be found in Croatia's charter offer, covering the regions of Istria, Northern Adriatic, Dalmatia and Southern Adriatic. Our offer of 3.849 charter yachts in Croatia includes rentals of Sailing Yachts , Catamarans , Motor Boats , Speedboats , Gulets and Mega Yachts throughout the Adriatic. Bareboat charter in Croatia - an active sailing vacation is very popular with clients who have sailing experience and possess a valid certificate of competence required for renting and navigating a boat in Croatia without a skipper. As an alternative, Crewed or Skippered Yacht Charter in Croatia provides you with a nice vacation on board and relaxing cruising holidays throughout the Adriatic. When booking a boat in Croatia make the most of our early booking and last minute discounts . Yacht-Rent - Yacht Charter Croatia is where your sailing vacation begins...

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For those who are not able to manage the boat on their own, we have a special service - crewed yacht charter - where a group of guests can rent an entire yacht with it's crew and enjoy an absolutely stress-free vacation. Another option for such a relaxing holiday on a boat is to book a cabin on some of the cruises sailing on predetermined routes along the Croatian coastline, which you can find with us as well. These cabin charters are mainly available on mini-cruisers and small luxury cruising vessels providing a more intimate environment for clients .

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The most popular and engaging of all our charter options is the bareboat charter . It is a perfect choice for people with some sailing skills who prefer planning out their own itinerary according to their interests. If you decide to go with our bareboat charter option you will enjoy complete passenger privacy on board, individual expense management by the passengers, as well as a free choice of anchorages, marinas, sailing duration etc. This is the most affordable type of boat charter. If you have a valid skippers' license and adequate knowledge of bareboating, you can enjoy an active sailing holiday in Croatia, Greece, Turkey, Italy or in any other country where your license is valid and we have yachts to offer for charter.

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Skippered charter in Croatia is also highly sought after for renting sailing yachts, catamarans and motor boats . You can choose any boat in our yacht charter offer and hire a skipper who will be responsible for the maneuvering of the yacht. The skipper/captain that you want to hire has all the required licenses and nautical skills, as well as good communication skills and a friendly attitude towards guests or passengers. In accordance to your wishes and weather conditions, he will make the best decisions for itinerary, routes, anchorages, etc. Renting a skippered boat in Croatia can be a great choice for a casual, relaxing and carefree sailing vacation.

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Crewed charter in Croatia is the most personalised form of yacht charter, which applies to gulet charter and luxury motor yachts rentals . It is one of the most comfortable and enjoyable types of holiday you can spend in the Adriatic, fully organised according to a client's desires and preferences. Due to the fact that a complete crew (captain, steward, cook) are on board 24 hours a day, guests are provided with a full service at any time. You can choose between half-board, full-board or an all inclusive service, according to your food type preferences as well as any other specific requests you might have. More about crewed gulet charter in Croatia...

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Yacht-Rent offers 3.849 boats in Yacht Charter Croatia , that are available for rent along the entire Croatian coast and islands. Here you can easily find, book and rent all types of available vessels in Croatia but also vessels for yacht charter in Greece, Turkey, Italy as well as yacht rentals in Malta, France or Spain. Yacht charter offer in Croatia includes open boats for daily trips, small boats with 1 to 3 cabins, large boats with 4 to 6 cabins and luxury yachts with accommodation for more than 12 persons. A large selection of sailboats and catamarans for yacht charter makes Croatia an excellent place for sailing and vacation on boat. You can rent a sailing yacht in Croatia as bareboat or skippered. If you decide to rent a catamaran in Croatia , you will enjoy the combination of sailing and comfort. Those who prefer speed or cruising will be pleased with a surprisingly large offer of motor boats available for charter in Croatia. Renting powerboats allows you to see as much as possible of the Croatian coast and islands. Finally, the gulet and motorsailer charter in Croatia completes this nautical offer providing you with a nice and relaxing holiday on our coast. All special offers and extra discounts can be found here.

Basically we offer the same types of vessels for charter from other Mediterranean destinations and from the Caribbean as well. You can charter a catamaran in Greece , rent a sailboat in Turkey, skippered sailing yacht in Italy or even hire a beautiful luxury yacht with crew from France. You can experience all of this here with us!

One of the special segments of our charter service is cabin charter on cruises with predetermined cruising routes whether on large or small cruiser ships or on a yacht accommodating less guests, but providing privacy and a more intimate environment.

Yacht charter available in the Adriatic is ideally positioned for the finest sailing experience through all renowned areas and recommended places via proposed routes along the Croatian coastline. Most popular charter bases and sailing areas in Croatia are the following regions: Pula , Rijeka, Zadar , Sibenik, Split and Dubrovnik . Boat rental is possible in any of the thirty marinas in Croatia, where we offer our yacht rental services. All charter bases in Croatia are well connected to the largest European cities, making it easy to realise your Croatian sailing holidays.

Since a significant part of the Mediterranean is in the European Union, this makes its destinations easily accessible to visit. It is easier to rent a boat in coastal destinations like Greece, Italy, France and Spain, while for island destinations like Malta, Sicily, Sardinia and Crete you need to travel further. But whether the departure base is in a large city centre, such as renting a boat from Athens, or one of the islands ( Dodecanese, Cyclades, Sporades or even the Caribbean), you will receive a uniform service because our partners adhere to standards that apply to chartering in the world.

Everyone can enjoy the cruise regardless of the nautical skills they possess. You can easily choose a cabin for rent on one of our cruise ships that sail on predetermined routes and departure dates. Most often such cruises last a week, but there are also shorter cruises lasting 3 days for those who have less time available. The types of cruise ships available to us may be different.

Cruises on wooden ships

We offer cruises on traditional wooden boats that can accommodate from approximately 20 to 40 people accommodated in cabins of two or three. On most of such wooden boats, each cabin has its own private bathroom with toilet and shower, and on the cheaper ones, there is at least a hand basin in the cabin. Sailing on a wooden ship certainly evokes the atmosphere of some ancient times when these same wooden ships carried passengers or precious cargo.

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This type of cruise offers greater comfort and more content because the ships used are usually slightly larger and newer. The cabins are more spacious, and each must have its own private bathroom with toilet and shower. Also the service on such cruises is richer. Guests can choose between cabins on the lower and upper decks, and on luxury cruisers there are VIP cabins with their own private balconies where you can relax and enjoy the sailing.

Send a charter inquiry or send an email to [email protected] and get the information on which boats are available for rent in Croatia during the desired period. Shortly upon receiving your charter inquiry , we will send you a charter offer, according to your request and specific requirements. We will do our best to find an appropriate boat and make the best charter deal based on your preferences. Once you have selected the boat that best suits your needs, you can book the boat and conclude the lease agreement. More about boat reservation ...

You can send the same charter inquiry if you want to rent a cabin on a cruise . Please write us your requirements, departure date and duration of the cruise, which route you would like to sail and everything else you think is important to you. When we receive your inquiry we will check availability and send you our best cruise offer, based on which you can then book a cabin.

How much does a yacht/boat rental cost per person in 2024?

The average price of a yacht/boat rental per person in 2024 is 588€ per week. The price per person is calculated on the basis of 10317 yachts/boats from our offer, in such a way that the average price of the yacht/boat rental is divided by the maximum number of persons allowed onboard. The highest (average!)price per person is in the week from 2024-08-03 (832€), and the lowest is in the week from 2024-10-26 (487€). The difference in the rental price from the highest season to the lowest is up to 41%.

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For more than one reason, a Croatia yacht charter is certainly one of the superlative and one of the most beautiful and sought-after yacht charter destinations in the Mediterranean . This enchanting country has everything one could look for in a summer holiday – and this is the best time to charter here. Not only does this wonderful country boast breath taking scenery and crystal clear water, a yacht charter in Croatia is also renowned for its ancient history, vibrant culture, friendly hospitality and plenty of activities to engage in. So you can get the best of both worlds – culture and natural beauty. There are many ways to enjoy this fascinating country, but the best way in absolute is by experiencing on an unforgettable Croatia yacht charter along the long and island strewn coastline. With a wide selection of Croatia charter yachts on offer, including both motor yachts and sailing yachts, and both superyachts and mega yachts, charter guests wishing to explore the Eastern Mediterranean and Adriatic Sea are sure to find the perfect vessel that best suits their needs. As well as the more luxury high end charter yachts Croatia also has many catamarans and gullets to choose from. For additional information and a professional service please, contact an experienced broker .

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Sailing on a Luxury Croatian Yacht Charter: a Summary

Undoubtedly, Croatia is a fantastic choice when it comes to Mediterranean holidays and the best way to enjoy this beautiful country to the fullest is to venture into a Croatia luxury yacht charter of your lifetime. There is no better way of getting around its thousands of breath-taking islands and islets, enjoying the comfort and luxury of a five-star accommodation and service, than aboard a luxury yacht.  Imagine falling asleep with a sound of romantic Croatian music coming from a nearby village, and wake up the next morning to the sound of the sea and a spectacular view of the Eastern Adriatic coast; with your favourite breakfast already waiting for you! Climate Croatia is located in Southeast Europe on the eastern side of the Adriatic Sea. Croatia boat rentals often incorporate surrounding countries into their itineraries. Guests could embark/disembark in Venice , Italy or start/finish their Croatia yacht vacation further south in Montenegro , or for holidays of longer duration, continue further south to Turkey or Greece . The best time of the year to visit Croatia is at the either end of the European summer season. May/June or September/October are the least crowded months, with July and August being the busiest. The enjoyable Mediterranean climate is characteristic to the entire Adriatic coast, providing fabulous sailing conditions to cruise around the hundreds of enchanting islands and islets of Croatia. Nature Croatia represents a perfect combination of warm Mediterranean sea-side with cooler forests and mountains, boasting eight awe-inspiring national parks, including Brijuni, Kornati, Krka, Mljet , Northern Velebit, Paklenica, Plitvice Lakes and Risnjak. Of course, there are many other nature and historical parks also well worth a visit! Sailing its Mediterranean waters aboard a Croatia charter boat you might be lucky enough to come across the rare Mediterranean monk seal or swim with the dolphins. There are about 4300 plants and about the same amount of animal species that make up Croatia’s vast green land. History Rich in cultural heritage and history, Croatia boasts of countless museums, galleries, churches and monuments, many of which are on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The Diocletian Palace found in the medieval Split is amongst the most important works of late-ancient architecture. Dubrovnik and its Old Town is located on the Adriatic Coast in Southern Croatia, features gothic, renaissance and baroque churches, monasteries and fountains. Dating back to the Hellenic era, Trogir is renowned for its charming roman churches and the magnificent Trogir Cathedral. St. Jacob’s Cathedral in Sibenik (built 1431-1535), also part of the UNESCO World Heritage List, was projected by three architects, and represents a beautiful and harmonious stone building. Croatian Cuisine Discerning guests on a Croatia luxury yacht charter will appreciate the mouth-watering, authentic Croatian cuisine. In addition to the early proto-Slavic roots the continental cuisine was influenced by Hungarian, Viennese and Turkish, with the coastal region being represented by Mediterranean influences of the Greek, Illyrian, Roman, Italian or French. You could choose to have the Chef prepare a fabulous meal, using only the freshest produce and ingredients and enjoy it dining al-fresco or in the luxurious setting of your yacht’s dining room; or, you could simply stroll down the romantic cobbled streets of one of the charming towns and savour the local specialities, surrounded by the vibrant Croatian night-life. Seafood, including cuttlefish, squid, octopus, shrimp, prawns, lobsters, is prepared in various ways, accompanied by fresh vegetables, olive oil, prosciutto and fantastic selection of Dalmatian wines.

Photo 1: Dubrovnik - Photo by Drazen Stojcic - Courtesy of Croatian National Tourist Board; Photo 2:  Dubrovnik Walls - Photo credit Dubrovnik Tourst Board; Photo 3: Dubrovnik - Photo Damir Fabijanic - Courtesy of Croatian National Tourist Board

POPULAR CROATIAN DESTINATIONS TO VISIT

Spreading numerous miles along the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea, there our various possibilities for a Croatia superyacht charter itinerary. Some of the most popular destinations to visit include: BRAC Brac, well known for its sandy beach ‘Bol’, which can be found on many Croatian post cards, is one destination not to be missed. This lovely island, with a small harbour is renowned for its limestone and dolomite composition, used for centuries as decorative stonework throughout the entire Dalmatia. Brac, just like the rest of the town and islands in Croatia, boasts a wealth of historic and cultural heritage, great local gastronomy, not to mention the beautiful beaches and pristine waters which are best seen by luxury yacht. More about Brac … DUBROVNIK Dubrovnik, one of the most prominent destinations in Croatia, is more than thousand years old and this is well reflected in its rich history and culture. Since 1979, Dubrovnik’s Old Town is on the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites and is often included in Croatia luxury yacht charter itineraries, for variety of reasons; not only it offers fantastic insight into the bygone era, Dubrovnik is renowned for its vibrancy, great day/night life, festivals, events, top restaurants and bars, as well as shopping. One of the main features of the city are the ‘Walls of Dubrovnik’ built to protect it from intruders. More about Dubrovnik … HVAR Amongst the best known islands of the Dalmatians and one of the most beautiful islands in the world, Hvar is a sought-after destination amongst yacht charterers and the world of elite. Hvar is covered in vast fields of lavender, ancient olive trees and vineyards. Hvar’s history goes back to the pre-historic times, with the ancient town of Stari Grad well worth the visit. It is surrounded by beautiful beaches and crystal blue waters. Hospitality and the local gastronomy, including fresh olive oil and local wine are part of the unforgettable and relaxing experience the island has to offer. And, as nighttime comes, be prepared for fantastic entertainment and lively atmosphere! More about Hvar … KORCULA The island of Korcula, one of the greenest in the Adriatic sea , offers visitors on Croatia yacht holiday plenty of tiny and secluded beaches and bays, as well as unparalleled views. The island is rich in history, culture and art. Its main town, also known as Korcula, is characterised by medieval walls with round towers and cluster of red-roofed houses. It is believed that Marco Polo (1254-1324) was born here! Visitors coming to Korcula will very likely have a unique opportunity to see the renowned sword dance, called Moreska, which is performed only on this island. More about Korcula …

Photo 1: Korcula - Photo by Sergio Gobbo - Courtesy of Croatian National Tourist Board; Photo 2: Kornati - Author- Damir Fabijanic - Courtesy of Croatian National Tourist Board; Photo 3: Mljet - Photo by Damir Fabijanic - Courtesy of Croatian National Tourist Board;

MLJET Teeming with beautiful underwater sea life, crystal clear water, sandy beaches and gentle sea breeze, Mljet is an idillic island to sail to. It is also renewed for olive grows, white and red wine as well as goat cheese. Its hills are covered with tick Mediterranean forest and greenery. Veliko and Malo Jazero are two salt lakes situated north on the island, with an old Benedictine monastery located in the middle of the Veliko Jazero; a true spectacle to view when approached aboard a boat. More about Mljet …

PULA Located on Istria, the largest peninsula of the Adriatic, Pula’s main tourist attraction is perhaps the ancient Roman amphitheatre. When in Pula, you might like to see if there is an open-air performance held at the amphitheatre, for that special Mediterranean, under-the-stars experience. There is also the Arch of the Sergii, an ancient Roman triumphal arch, studied by such important artists as Michelangelo or Robert Adam. There are also plenty of great restaurants and cafes, art galleries and boutiques to discover. More about Pula … ROGOZNICA   Rogoznica is popular tourist destination, spreading about 54km along the Dalmatian coastline, reaching deep into the Adriatic sea. It is characterised by its unique climatological behaviour at Rogoznica’s Cape Planka, where the northern and southern winds, as well as different sea currents meet. Locals call it fight of ‘Bura and Jugo’ (northern and southern wind). Rogoznica acts as a natural partition of the Northern and Southern Adriatic sea. This picturesque little village is were yacht charterers can still experience the traditional Croatian way of life. Places to visit here include the “Eye of the Dragon” salt lake, the beautiful yacht harbour Marina Frapa and the small “Our Lady” chapel. Rogoznica is also a convenient location from where you can visit the renowned Krka national park with waterfalls, Kornati Islands or the breathtaking Plitvice Lakes. More about Rogoznica …

Photo:   Church at Mount St. Jure, Biokovo National Park, Croatia – Photo credit Eduard Csekes MD

MARINA FRAPA One of the most beautiful marinas in the Adriatic and the Eastern Mediterranean, Marina Frapa is located on the central Croatian coastline in Rogoznica. It is also conveniently located close to Sibenik and Split. The central part of the marina represents an artificially constructed island, with various facilities and services, and transit jetty of 396 metres, also suitable for mega yachts. The on-shore marina complex has further 10 jetties with 450 berths. Marina is often visited by discerning guests visiting on a Croatia mega yacht charter or private yacht holiday. More about Marina Frapa … ROVINJ Picturesque and charming, Rovinj is known as the Blue Pearl of the Adriatic, and it was constructed on an island close to the coast. The island was connected to the mainland back in 1763 by filling in the channel that separated them. It is characterised by town walls and the old town gate - Balbi’s Arch (1680) as well as a late-Renaissance clock tower. Rovinj is also a lovely place to sunbathe and enjoy the warm Mediterranean summer with numerous beaches, bays and small pebble inlets. More about Rovinj …

SIBENIK Sibenik is situated in the middle of the Croatian coastline in a beautiful bay. Some of the many historical monuments to visit in Sibenik, include the St James Cathedral (1431-1536), which represents the most important architectonic monument of Croatian renaissance and is also on the UNESCO World Heritage list, the St Krsevan church (13th century), St Francis church (14th century), the city hall and the St Michael, St Ivan, Subicevac and St Nicholas fortresses. The traditional orange and black Sibenik hat is one of the main trademarks of city. More about Sibenik…

Photo 1: Primosten - Photo by Sergio Gobbo - Courtesy of Croatian National Tourist Board; Photo 2: Krka - Author- Damir Fabijanic - Courtesy of Croatian National Tourist Board;  Photo 3: Plitvice Lakes - Photo by Juraj Kopac - Courtesy of Croatian National Tourist Board;

The Crown Jewel of Croatia, Split is one of the most important tourist destinations and the largest Croatian town along the coast of the Adriatic Sea. The famous Diocletian Palace is amongst the numerous historical sites to visit in this lively and vibrant city, together with St Duje cathedral, the Temple of Jupiter or the Peristil Square. For the wine enthusiasts the Enoteka Terra is the place to be, whereas the underground centre of Podrum or the Marmontova Street are the perfect places to enjoy some quality shopping time. More about Split …

SUKOSAN Sukosan is a lovely luxury yacht vacation destination, with a long coastline and plenty of intimate inlets, pebble-stone beaches and crystal clear sea water. The narrow cobble-stone streets are full of romantic restaurants and lively bars, offering traditional cuisine and local Croatian wine.  The parish church if St. Kasijan, built in the 11th century, as well as the ruins of the f15th-century villa of the archbishop of Zadar are amongst the historical sites to view. More about Sukosan … TROGIR A historic town and harbour, Trogir is located on  a small island between the Croatian mainland and the island of Ciovo. Its beautiful historic centre has been on the list if UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1997 and is a sough-after destination, often included in Croatia luxury boat charter itineraries. It is one of the oldest and most exciting cities in Croatia and a real treasure to visit. In addition to the tourism industry, fishing and agriculture are the main sources of local income. Local people are friendly and charming, and you will find plenty of nice restaurants serving traditional Croatian food, including Dalmatian specialities or classic continental food, accompanied by local wine. More about Trogir … VINISCE Not far from Trogir,  a small charismatic fishing village called Vinisce can be found. There are quite a few little churches adding to the charm of Vinisce with the church of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Orihovica and the St Antun Padovanski church in Vinisce itself are well worth the visit. Several secluded bays and pebbled or sandy beaches can be found in the area, including Voluja, Ricevo Vrelo or Stari Trogir. There is a small marina, with plenty of cafes, bars, restaurants and a number of street markets to choose from. More about Vinisce …   ZADAR Zadar is one of the major historical and cultural centres of Croatia, with plenty of activities and things to do. It is a great city to visit for those who are particularly interested in historical monuments, local artist, and Zadar’s colourful cultural heritage. It is a fantastic place to go for a stroll along the cobblestone streets and experience the contemporary life of the city. After a lovely long walk, you can enjoy one of its pastry shops and  restaurants or visit one of the theatres, museums or art exhibition. There are two unique spectacles not to be missed - the sound-and-light of the Sea Organ and the Sun Salutation. More about Zadar … CROATIA SUMMARY Due to its popularity as a Mediterranean summer destination for superyachts, there is a fantastic selection of Croatia charter superyachts available. To make sure you are provided with the best boat to suit your needs, please contact our experienced yacht charter brokers here . Based on your specific requirements, style and budget we will be able to provide you with a selection of the best motor yachts and sailing yachts. Because of Croatia’s popularity there is usually a very good selection from all types of private charters including the largest mega yachts and superyachts right down to smaller crewed luxury yachts whether they are catamarans or gullets. Whatever your budget and whether you wish to have a vacation just with your friends or just with your family, or both, a luxury yacht charter in Croatia is one of the Mediterranean’s most impressive and most popular sailing highlights and somewhere you are bound to remember very fondly for the rest of your life. CHARTER YACHTS AVAILABLE IN CROATIA

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Loon | from eur€ 540,000/wk.

JOIA THE CROWN JEWEL | From EUR€ 500,000/wk

FREEDOM | From US$ 500,000/wk

TRIDENT | From EUR€ 500,000/wk

CHAKRA | From EUR€ 495,000/wk

LEGEND | From EUR€ 490,000/wk

MALTESE FALCON | From EUR€ 490,000/wk

SOUNDWAVE | From EUR€ 487,500/wk Special

LE PONANT | From EUR€ 483,000/wk

NATALINA A | From US$ 460,000/wk

IRIMARI | From EUR€ 460,000/wk

LE PONANT | From EUR€ 455,000/wk

Croatia Yacht Charter Specials

25% discount location: the mediterranean, soundwave | from eur€ 487,500.00/wk, 30% discount location: the mediterranean.

RESILIENCE | From EUR€ 420,000.00/wk

Special offer location: croatia.

ONE BLUE | From EUR€ 89,820.00/wk

Special discounted rate location: croatia.

SEAGULL II | From EUR€ 85,000.00/wk

15% discount location: croatia.

LA PERLA | From EUR€ 55,250.00/wk

NOOR II | From EUR€ 94,500.00/wk

Resilience | from eur€ 450,000.00/wk.

CONTE ALBERTI | From EUR€ 39,600.00/wk

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Marina Kastela

Home Destinations Split region Yacht Charter Kaštela Marina Kastela

Marina Kaštela is one of the newest Croatian marinas, situated on the South-East shore of Kaštela Bay shielded by the Kozjak Mountain from the North while the Marjan and Ciovo peninsula guard its southern sea approach.

Marina Kaštela

E-mail Marina Kastela Phone +385 21 20 40 10 Address (Street and number) Šetalište kralja Tomislava bb, 21 213 Kaštel Gomilica, Kaštela, Croatia Coordinates VHF 16, 17

Marina Kaštela is conveniently located between the historic city of Split and the lovely town of Trogir, making it ideal for boat chartering in Croatia . With 420 sea berths and 200 dry berths available , the marina can accommodate vessels of all sizes. Marina Kaštela offers modern amenities , including a reception office, water and electricity supply, bathrooms and toilets, a restaurant and bar, stores, and over 400 parking places, for a comfortable and convenient sailing experience.

Furthermore, the marina is outfitted with necessary conveniences such as a 60-ton travel lift, 5-ton crane, and 40-ton carello for safe boat transportation on land, meeting the different needs of boaters. Marina Kaštela, located just 7 km from Split Airport , provides easy access to key tourist locations in Dalmatia via coastal road and highway, making it a great starting place for your sailing trip in the gorgeous Central Dalmatian Islands.

Amenities and facilities

Equipment and services.

• Reception Office
• Electric Vehicle Charging Station
• Wi-Fi access
• Maintenance and Repair Services

Sanitary Premises

• Water and Power Supply
• Showers and Toilets
• Self-Service Laundry

Additional Content

• Restaurant and a Bar
• Exchange Office

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Marina Kaštela is the central centre for our boat fleet and a crucial site for Croatia Yachting's charter activities . Marina Kaštela provides a broad collection of over 200 boats for charter , including modern motor yachts, monohulls, and roomy catamarans. Marina Kaštela has modern amenities and easy access to popular tourist locations in Dalmatia, making it an ideal starting place for a memorable sailing trip along the gorgeous Central Dalmatian coastline.

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About Kaštela

Kaštela, located in Split-Dalmatia County, Croatia , is a municipality with seven separate settlements, each with its own unique character and charm. The historic Kaštel Gomilica and scenic Kaštel Štafilić offer a rich tapestry of culture and legacy against the stunning background of the Dalmatian coast . The Kaštela Riviera , a 20-kilometre length shoreline, is a popular destination for travellers due to its historical significance and natural beauty. Kaštela offers a variety of recreational activities and stunning views, including ancient Roman docks and sandy beaches surrounded by pine trees. Kaštela is a popular tourist destination known for its rich history, Mediterranean charm, and many leisure activities . Kaštela provides a beautiful blend of cultural heritage and recreational options, whether wandering along the shoreline, enjoying water sports, or simply savouring the local food.

Frequently asked questions

How many berths are available in marina kaštela.

Marina Kaštela provides 420 sea berths and 200 dry berths for ship accommodation on land, accommodating vessels of all sizes.

What amenities are provided at Marina Kaštela?

The marina has a reception area, water and power supply, showers and toilets, a restaurant and bar, stores, parking with over 400 spots , and amenities such as an electric vehicle charging station and self-service laundry.

Can I book a charter online?

Booking a charter at Marina Kaštela is easy and convenient. Croatia Yachting offers a user-friendly online booking system that allows you to explore available alternatives, compare costs, and secure your reservation with a few clicks.

Are there cultural or recreational activities around Marina Kaštela?

Marina Kaštela is located near Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its rich history and cultural features. Visitors can visit historic landmarks, dine on the waterfront, or participate in leisure activities like sailing, diving, and beach hopping.

What are the check-in and check-out times for the marina?

Check-in time is officially listed on the charter agreement issued to you by the charter company at the time of booking and is generally between 2 pm and 7 pm.

Is there parking available at Marina Kaštela?

Marina Kaštela has around 400 parking places for visitors and sailors.

Are there restaurants available at Marina Kaštela?

Marina Kaštela offers restaurants and eating options for tourists to enjoy many cuisines and gastronomic delights.

Other marinas in Kaštela Region

Examine various marinas in the Split region and its environs to choose one that meets your needs. By looking into numerous possibilities, you can find the marina that best meets your needs and tastes.

Kaštel Lukšić Lučica

Lukšić, also known as Kaštel Vitturi, was named for a nobleman from Trogir and his magnificent Renaissance mansion with towers and a drawbridge. It is the central and largest of the seven Kaštela.

Luka Kaštel Stari

Located in Kaštel Stari, Croatia, the new port at Kaštel Stari provides a delightful marine hideaway along the azure waters of the Adriatic.

Kaštel Gomilica, Kaštilac

Nestled near ACI Marina Kaštela, the Marina at Kaštel Gomilica, also known as Kaštilac, offers a picturesque getaway for local boaters seeking a tranquil respite along the Dalmatian coast.

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For any yacht charter questions during the office hours please call our booking team in our Split headquarters on +385 21 332 332 or send us an e-mail on the address croatia-yachting.hr .

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THE TRIP OF A LIFETIME

The ultimate group adventure to the world's first floating festival. Live on a yacht, explore Croatia and tick a new thing off your bucket list every day.

Trips start from $610 per person

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This is a proper summer. You, your mates & the open water. Oh and about 400 other people, a bunch more yachts & raves on remote islands. If there’s one thing you should do before you die, it’s hug your mother. If there are two things you do before you die, go on Yacht Week.

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We first set sail for Croatia 15 years ago. This is where it all began and we’ve been back every year since. With its sparkling oceans, iconic sites & ancient walled cities, Croatia is the iconic, original destination of Yacht Week. An absolute essential stop for any Eurotrip.

set sail on the adriatic sea.

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come together in secret bays.

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Explore historic islands.

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BE A PART OF THE LEGENDARY CIRCLE RAFT

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party in an ancient fort.

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And everything in between.

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This is not fyre festival.

We’ve been running this for 15 years. We’ve hosted over 100 000 people on the water... And we don’t even have a Netflix documentary.

You don't need to own a yacht.

Choose from our trusty fleet & a Yacht is yours for the week.  It’s basically like AirBnb – if an AirBnb could float.  And travel between islands. And take you to hidden bays. Ok it’s literally nothing like an AirBnb.

YOU DON’T NEED TO KNOW HOW TO SAIL.

Every Yacht has its own Skipper.  They’ll be with you all week, fully trained captains of the high seas. Carefully steering you through the best week of your life.

Full week pass + yacht

From $610 per person