Rent sailboat Oceanis 40 in Zadar, Pula or Trogir
INCLUDED:
- dinghy with outboard engine
- bed linen, gas
- bimini top cover for shade and sprayhood
- bathroom towels
EXTRAS:
- skipper hire 150€ per day plus food
- local tourist tax and permit 1.3€/day/person
- fuel for the yacht approx. 80€/week
- Wi-Fi connection on board unlimited 30€ weekly
- deposit for the yacht 3.000€
XL rear swimming platform
Cushioned Cockpit with plenty of space
Separate galley and salon table
Large double beds and a large master bedroom
3 - cabin layout with 2 heads
Please check new Oceanis 40.1 in the following presentation clip
The Cost To Charter a Yacht in Croatia in summer months lies between 3.500€ and 4.500 euros per week. Sailing holiday in September will cost you 3.000€ on average. You can rent Oceanis 40.1 sailboat in Croatia for about 2.500€ in May, April and October.
What does that price include?
- 1-week boat rental
- end cleaning
- bedding, and bathing towels
- Wi-Fi aboard
- dingy with outboard motor
What are the mandatory extras for a skippered yacht charter in Croatia?
- skipper service from 150€ per day (depending on the boat size)
- fuel per consumption (average 50-100€)
- tourist tax 1.35€/day/person
- marinas and port fees average 80€ per night
- food and provisioning on board (for skipper also)
- damage safety deposit
What are the optional extras?
- hostess service from 130€/day (910€weekly)
- cook from 150€/day (1.050€ weekly)
- SUP (stand up paddle) 100€ -150€ weekly
Yes. Chartering a bareboat yacht in Croatia requires a corresponding skipper's license that is issued by the state authority of the country that you are coming from. For sailing in the Croatian territorial waters, you need a valid nautical international certificate of competence (ICC) and a VHF radio. Please check what boating licences issued from your country is competent for Croatian waters here
- Kornati - with astonishing lunar landscapes this island chain is truly a natural wonder. Perfect destination for a family sailing holiday
- Kaprije - small island community near Sibenik is a typical fishing village with warm locals and best locally run Dalmatian cuisine
- Silba - lush green romantic island surrounded with turquoise waters is idyllic place to spend a romantic night on anchor
- Olib - surrounded with crystalline emerald sea, pebbled natural beaches this isle is a snorkelling and diving paradise
- Murter - this lively seaside village surrounded with small islets is the perfect blend of the old and the new
Sailing season in Croatia runs between April and late October. That is when the weather at the Croatian coast is pleasant and sunny with soothing moderate winds assuring perfect sailing conditions. Find what month suits you best for a sailing holiday in Croatia below:
- April - this is the month booked for experienced sailors and regattas. If you want to learn sailing Easter period is your best chance
- May - spring temperatures on Croatian islands are near perfect for various recreational activities combined with sailing
- June - fuses the best of a sailing experience in Croatia; warm weather, fair winds, less traffic and lower shoulder season prices
- July - best time for a family sailing trip. Children will love to swim in the warm waters of the Adriatic Sea during the heat of summer
- August - the hottest and driest month and time of festivals and events when the social season is in full swing. Set your sails to one of them!
- September - is the time for a genuine sailing adventure "Croatian style" when sailors meet and dream about their perfect getaways
- October - explore popular islands Hvar, Vis, Kornati islands and coastal cities as a local. Autumn is the time for serene maritime pleasures