CROATIA SAILING HOLIDAYS

Croatia in general, is also one of the safest countries in the world to visit. Overall crimes are quite low making it extremely safe to travel around. On land or at sea. This Mediterranean gem is the cradle of Mediterranean sailing holiday and a true paradise worth of discovering. 

In these uncertain times caused by the COVID-19 outbreak is hard to think of a safer vacation then chartering a private yacht. in Croatia. Taking a relaxed yacht trip with your close ones, exploreing hundreds uninhabited Croatian islands and staying isolated on a boat with your close ones is at the moment probably the safest holiday.

Staying away from busy mainland cities in the fresh ocean air, absorbing pleasant sunbeams in the company of the people you know, is the best way to reduce the chance of getting infected with Coronavirus and travel at the same time.

The average cost to hire a private sailing yacht Sun Odyssey 440 in Croatia is between 3.500 and 4.200€ weekly in high season. In the off season approx. 2.500€. Shoulder season (June, September) 2.500 to 3.400€. The price includes yacht rental, cleaning, dingy with engine. Please read about how to rent a yacht and where are best places to hire sailboats in Croatia.

EXTRAS: 

• skipper 130€/day plus food
• local tourist tax and permit 1.3€/day/person
• fuel for the yacht approx. 50€/week
• deposit for the yacht 1.500€ - 3.000€

The cost to charter bareboat catamaran Lagoon 400 in Split Croatia lies between 3.500€ and 5.500€/week in the summer months. In shoulder season 2.200€ - 4.000€. The price includes 7-day rental, transit log, end cleaning, bedding, handling fees, Wi-Fi connection aboard and dinghy with outboard. Sailing Catamarans are perfect for families with kids and groups that desire more comfort and privacy.

Price list 2021 Luxury Sailing Yacht Charter Hanse 588 in Split, Croatia.

-Middle May, end of September, October 2.000€ - 3.500€

-End of May, first half of September 4.850€- 6.000€

-June, start of July, end of August 6.100€ - 8.190€

-High Summer 8.200€ - 9.000€

The price includes:

• skipper (obligatory 150€ per day)
• hostess (optional 140€ per day)
• chef (optional 150€/day)
• full board (optional 45-60€ per person/day)
• end cleaning
• dinghy with outboard engine 10hp
• bed linen, bathroom towels, cockpit cushions
• 1X SUP (stand up paddle)
• air condition + generator
• Wi-Fi connection 75G

EXTRAS:

• local tourist tax and permit 1.3€/day/person
• fuel for the yacht 100-200€/week
• damage deposit (refundable) 2.500€ (cash, VISA, AMEX, DINERS, MASTERCARD)

Some exclusive sailing yachts that you can also hire in Croatia: Jeannenau 64, Hanse 675, Dufour 63.

1. Browse through our wide range of yachts and select a vessel type (Multihull or Monohull)

2. Select preferable period and destination in Croatia you would like to explore

3. Send us your request and share your holiday expectations

We will be delighted to help you with finding a boat and offer a package to suit your need. A private yacht in Croatia is secured when 50% deposit is paid. Balance should be covered 90 days to 4 weeks before your departure. Check our beautiful yachts and last minute offers in our booking search engine.

In Croatia you can rent almost everything that floats. What type of a sailing holiday to choose depends upon your habits, expectations, your level of sailing experience and last, but not the least your budget. Find some helpful information in our blog about Croatia boat rental Bareboat vs. Crewed Charter

Rent most popular private sailboat charters at the Croatian coast:

SUN ODYSSEY 440 (Pula Biograd and Dubrovnik)

BAVARIA 51 CRUISER (in marina Trogir Dubrovnik Pula and island Murter)

ELAN IMPRESSION 45 ( in Split island Krk Biograd Trogir and marina Zadar)

OCEANIS 46.1 (available from Pula Dubrovnik Trogir Split and Zadar)

BAVARIA C42 (in marinas Trogir Pula and Biograd)

DUFOUR 460 (available from Pula Trogir Dubrovnik and island Krk)

LAGOON 42 (available from Dubrovnik Pula Trogir Split and Island Murter)

ASTREA 42 (available from Split island Krk and marina Kornati Biograd)

July and August at the Croatian coast might be quite busy with tourists exploring this land's impressive cultural heritage and city attractions. There is also quite high density of boats sea. But the weather conditions to set sail are simply delightful. If you like more action, vivacity, buzzing streets and warm temperatures, you will hit the spot, if your book your trip in peak season.

If you prefer more tranquillity on your cruise and to actually experience the genuine heartbeat of the country, choose June or September. Weather conditions with bit stronger winds and still warm temperatures in September is a skipper's delight, but if you are looking for a quiet week of leisure, then June is the ideal choice.

Most of the boats are still available Here are some information and tips that might help with planning.

When you plan to sail around Croatian islands, be sure not to miss out these little gms:

• Unije - a secluded small gem in the middle of northern Adriatic
• Silba - the island of love and intact emerald bays in northern Dalmatia
• Dugi Otok - home of pristine nature and a paradise for sailors
• Kornati  - overnight in national park to find serenity in a peaceful environment
• Kaprije - island town with charming mixture of traditional cuisine and genuine people
• Šolta - the cradle of pure nature and traditional local production
• Brač - "stone kingdom of Croatia" with monumental towns and stunning architecture
• Vis - spend the night or two on the island of legends, myths and natural wonders
• Hvar - walk around famous Hvar town and Stari Grad plateau and experience the harmony between the old and the new
• Korčula - the island of travellers, rich cultural heritage and top Wines

8 Things that you don't want to forget to bring on a yacht charter

•  boarding pass/voucher
•   sun protection items (sun lotion, sunglasses for UV protection, hat)
•   bathing suit or a swim suit
•   your passport, or personal ID, enough cash, health insurance
•   swimming towels
•   your personal items (prescription pills, medicine for allergy...)
•   a wind stopper or a wind breaker in summer a long-sleeved cardigan would do
•   positive vibes (leave your worries at home)

Before departure please read about the Sail Croatia Packing List for newbies and remember to pack light.