The total cost heavily depends on the season, the size and age of the boat, but you can expect to pay about 7.000€ weekly for a newer catamaran during the summer period.
Best opportunities for catamaran rentals in Croatia are in large yachting destinations Split or Zadar, ensuring safe and easy island hopping and great sailing locations ideal for weekly getaways.
Depending on the age and the size of the vessel, skippered catamaran in Croatia will cost you on average €8.000 weekly not including fuel and mooring fees.
Renting a standard bareboat sailing yacht in Croatia will cost you between 2.500€ and 5.000€ weekly depending on charter season and the age of the boat.
The average skippered Croatia yacht charter cost is about 5.500€ weekly in high summer months and about 3.500€ in June or September. Not including port fees and fuel for the boat.
Crewed catamaran charter cost lies between 15.000€ and 30.000€ weekly depending on the size of a catamaran, amenities aboard and sailing season.
Catamaran rental in Split is recommended charter itinerary for beginners that wish to visit popular Croatian islands Hvar, Brač and Vis. Renting catamaran in Zadar secures less busy islands and tranquil marine national parks.
The average skipper's fee on private catamaran charters in Croatia is 1.400€ weekly not including the gratuities.
These are the expenses you need to consider during your sailing week:
For families with kids and beginners, best time to sail Croatia is during the summer months June July and August when the wether is warm and winds are low.
The average cost for docking 40-foot catamaran on island quays lies between 150€ and 250€ per night. Berth fee also depends on the season, boat size and marina service. Price usually includes fresh-water refill, shore power, toilet and bathroom facilities.
Private yacht charters in Croatia run in 7-day round itineraries ensuring perfectly balanced experience for groups that desire a relaxing island hopping adventure.