Bavaria 41 Cruiser

Renting a sailing boat in Split Croatia, will cost you 3.000€ on average in the peak season. Shoulder season between 2.000 & 3.000 euros.

The Inclusions:

• fully equipped sailing yacht
• end cleaning
• tender with outboard engine
• Wi-Fi connection aboard

The skipper's fee on a 40-foot sailing boat is 1.120 euros per week, payable directly to skipper at the check in. Gratuities are not obligatory but it's customary to acknowledge the crew effort. The usual tip for services aboard skippered yacht charters in the Mediterranean is 15-20% from the weekly fee.

1. Browse through our wide selection of bareboat charter yachts

2. Select vessel that suits your needs

3. Choose a preferable destination (Pula, Zadar, Split or Dubrovnik)

4. Send us the inquiry

We will be happy to recommend suitable vessel and guide you through the whole procedure. Your booking is secured when advanced deposit is paid. Balance should be covered 4 weeks before embarkation.

Specify as much information as possible:

• Departure date
• Preferable destination (region) in Croatia.  Istria or Dalmatia.
• Special wishes regarding the extras you wish to have aboard (skipper, hostess, cook...)

You can find the following yachts that you can rent for a sailing holiday in Split with skipper or bareboat

• Sailing Boats
• Sailing Yachts
• Catamarans 
• Luxury Crewed Catamarans

There are many itinerary inclusions on a private tour that you pay before the departure, so that you don't encounter any hidden fees on route.

THE INCLUSIONS:

• end cleaning, handling fee and charter base costs
• bed linen, cooking gas
• towels (only for bathroom use)
• Wi-Fi connection
• outboard engine and dinghy

OBLIGATORY EXTRAS: 

• Croatian skipper 160€/day (Payable at embarkation)
• sojourn/tourist tax 1.35€/person/day
• fuel for the boat app. 100€/week for a 40-foot sailboat
• port and mooring fees (between 50 and 130€ for a 40-foot sailboat)

OPTIONAL EXTRAS: 

• chef 170€/day
• hostess 140€/day

Experience the best of a catamaran cruise in Croatia and discover most beautiful south Dalmatian islands:

• Šolta - the cradle of pure nature and traditional local production
• Brač - "stone kingdom of Croatia" for leisure seekers and active explorers
• Vis - the "secret" island of legends, myths and natural wonders
• Hvar - a perfect harmony between the old and the new
• Korčula - the island of travelers, rich cultural heritage and top Croatian wines

Croatia is among the safest counties in the world. Overall crimes in Croatia are quite low making it extremely safe to travel around. By land, or at sea. This European gem is also the cradle of Mediterranean sailing holidays and a true paradise for sailing inclined. With warm and calm Adriatic sea, fair weather, abundance of sunshine, moderate winds and warm local people, Croatia is a must-visit for beginners or experienced sailors.

A private 7-day Croatia sailing tour from Split is probably the most relaxed and pleasurable way to really feel the authenticity of the stunning Dalmatia. This "off-the-beaten-route" yacht getaway is a unique chance to explore the popular islands Hvar, Korčula, Vis and Brač with avoiding crowds at the same time.

High summer in Croatia might be quite busy with tourists. However, weather is simply glorious. If you like more action, vivacity, buzzing streets and warm Mediterranean temperatures, you will hit the spot, if your book your trip in peak season months July or August. If you prefer more tranquillity on your cruise and to 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 skippers delight, but if you are looking for a one week of a leisure on your sailing vacation, then June is the perfect choice.