The average cost for chartering a bareboat catamaran in Croatia is 6.500€ weekly during the summer season and about 4.500€ in June and September.
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.
The average skippered Croatia yacht charter cost is €5.500 in high summer months and about €3.500 in June or September. Not including port fees and fuel consumption.
The estimated expense for fully crewed Croatia catamaran charter in high season lies between 10.000€ and 20.000€ weekly. Including fuel, berth fees and food.
Chartering catamaran in Split brings best-balanced yachting itinerary with idyllic swimming locations, authentic old-town atmosphere and amazing local food.
The average skipper's fee on private catamaran charters in Croatia is 1.400€ weekly not including the gratuities.
Apart from catamaran rental cost and the skipper fee there are the expenses you need to consider during your charter week:
In Croatia, the expected weekly cost to refuel a 40-foot catamaran is about 250€.
For families with kids and beginners, best time to sail Croatia is during the warm summer months June July and August.
The average cost for docking 40-foot catamaran on island quays lies between 100€ and 200€ per night. Berth fee also depends on the season, boat size and marina quality service. Price usually includes fresh-water refill, shore power, toilet and bathroom facilities.
Yacht charters in Croatia run in 7-day round itineraries ensuring perfectly balanced sailing experience for most groups that desire a care-free and relaxing cruising holiday.
Renting crewed catamaran in Croatia will cost you about 20.000 euros per week during the high summer period and about 15.000€ in June and September not including the food and mooring fees.