Bavaria C42
Bavaria C42 is considered best value between the rental price and onboard comfort ideal for a family cruise, a honeymoon sailing or small groups of friends.The foredeck and side decks provide generous room for a sailing yacht of this size.
The extra topsides flare in the bow and stern sections aid stability as well as increasing interior space, with all cabins benefiting from large berths. Luxuriously equipped interior with large master en-suite bedroom, 2 extra cabins, 2 heads will ensure full cruising independence during your yacht charter vacation.
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Rent sailing boat in Croatia with inclusions
- 7-day bareboat rental
- dinghy with outboard engine, Wi-Fi 10GB a week
- bed linen, gas, bathroom towels 2 pcs./person
EXTRAS:
- skipper 180€ per day plus food
- local tourist tax and permit 1.35€ a day per person
- fuel app. 100€ per week
- security deposit 2.000€ (refundable if no damage from clinet)
The average price to rent a sailboat in Croatia falls between 2.500€ and 3.500€ weekly not including port fees and the fuel.
Ideally for a beginner is to sail Croatia in months June July and August when winds are low, the weather is delightful and everything at the Croatian coast is in full swing.
On average, the cost to overnight in a town harbor for a 45-foot yacht lies between 70 and 100 euros. The price includes water refill, shore power and port bathroom facility usage.
Skipper's fee on smaller sailing yacht starts at 1.260€ per week and basically depends on charter season and the size of a yacht.
Day 1: Sail from Zadar city to island Ugljan
Day 2: Ugljan to island of love Silba
Day 3: Silba to Dugi otok Veli rat lighthouse & Saharun beach
Day 4: Kornati national park
Day 5: Kornati to Kaprije island
Day 6: Kaprije to Vrgada island or Murter
Day 7: Murter to Zadar (explore the old town last night)
With budget-friendly rental prices and well-maintained marine infrastructure, the Central Dalmatian region between cities Zadar and Split is the ultimate yacht charter destination in Croatia.
To sail in Croatia you'll need a valid ICC or RYA Day skipper sailing licence, plus a VHF licence. Original certificate must be presented upon check-in at the base.
- Brač largest Dalmatian islands is best known of its pebbled beaches, iconic villages and welcoming maritime atmosphere
- Vis once a forbidden island, this legendary site is the ultimate sailing getaway of Dalmatia
- Hvar with untouched nature on one site and buzzing town promenades on other, diversity of longest Croatian islands is breathtaking
- Šolta surrounded with crystalline emerald seas and tranquil bays the island provides amazing opportunities to truly unwind
With warm and calm Adriatic sea, dry summers, abundance of sunshine, low winds and densely scattered islands preventing waves from getting high, Croatia is best sailing destination in Europe for beginners or experienced sailors. There are 2 rules to remember when you sail in Croatia - respect the weather and be cautious of the gusty Bora wind.
In general Croatia yacht charter conditions (unless is arranged differently on boarding pass) boarding starts Saturdays from 15:00, check out at the same spot the next Saturday before 09:00. Make sure to check the yacht's equipment before departure.
Please notice, that is advisable to appoint your time of arrival with the office staff. It is also expected to return the yacht to the home marina paor until Friday evening for underwater inspection.