Sailboat Rental Pula

Renting a sailboat in Croatia will cost you on average 4.500 euros in the summer period and between 2.500 and 3.500€ in June and September.

DAY 1: Pula to Kamenjak (10 NM)

DAY 2: Kamenjak to island Mali Lošinj (28 NM)

DAY 3: Mali Lošinj to Silba (20 NM)

DAY 4: Silba to Iovik (18 NM)

DAY 5: Ilovik to Cres (Osor Town) (15 NM)

DAY 6: Cres to Unije island (10 NM)

DAY 7: Unije to Pula (22 NM)

Chartering a private yacht in Pula for a week will allow you to visit Briuni national park, Cres island, secret Croatian island Unije and Mali Lošinj.

To charter a yacht means that you rent it for a longer period. Either bareboat or with crew. In Croatia and eastern Mediterranean private charters run in weekly periods with boat turnover on Saturdays.

Chartering catamaran in Pula will cost you about 6.500 euros per week in the peak summer season and between 5.000 and 6.000€ in September and June.

What are the inclusions?

• fully equipped sailing yacht
• end cleaning
• dinghy with outboard motor
• Wi-Fi on board

Private sailboat rental in Croatia is the most unique yacht charter experience recommended for adventurous groups and families that want to spend a unforgettable vacation in Croatia.

You can expect affordable yacht charter prices in Croatia when renting a sailboat from Zadar region or one of the north Adriatic marinas near largest Istrian city Pula.

Private sailing trip with local skipper is certainly the most genuine and exciting way to discover mundane Istrian peninsula and untouched Kvarner bay. Pula sailing itinerary is ideal for couples or family sailing vacations. To experience the impressive cultural and biotic diversity of this region, we recommend to rent catamaran in Pula old town or modern marinas Veruda, Pomer, Vrsar Krk, Punat and Funtana.

Surrounded with emerald waters, untouched landscapes and welcoming maritime atmosphere, Unije island is one of the best kept secret locations to visit during sailing vacation in Croatia.

High summer in Croatia might be quite busy with tourists, but the weather is simply glorious. If you prefer summer vibe and warm weather book a sailing trip in Croatia within summer months July or August. Less crowds at sea and Islands can be expected in early June or September.

Small distances between the islands, well-sheltered anchorages, stunning sailing locations, low winds and crystal-clear Adriatic sea make Croatia best yacht charter destination in Europe for a relaxing family cruise.

Pula is the largest city and the capital of Istria region. It is would-famous of its beautiful beaches, Venetian architecture and amazing biodiversity.

• One of the largest and best-preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world form 1^st. century A.D. (The Arena)
• Rich historic legacy and ancient monuments like The Temple of Augustus, The Hercules gates and the Arch of Sergii
• Best wines in Croatia (Malvazija), Truffle dishes and Proschiutto (smoked ham)
• Tidy pebbled beaches just a couple minutes from the city. The most popular ones: Ambrela Beach, Sacccorgiana Cove, Gortan’s Cove, Beach Valbandon Histria Beach
• Top festivals and events throughout the summer. Pula hosting numerous international concerts and venues inside and outside the arena, really is the Croatian city of festivals.
• A wide selection of top-notch restaurants within and outside the city circle. Here’s just a few Hook&Cook, Lanterna, Vodnjanka

Unique  blend of Italian creativity, typical Mediterranean flavour and a pinch of distinctive continental simplicity created a top-notch Istrian cuisine. There are some must-try delicacies best combined with selection of best regional wines Merlot or Cabernet and the famous Istrian Malvazija, produced from indigenous white grapes.

6 must-try dishes in Istria:

• palette of various cheese (Sheep, Goat, Cow) dipped into Istrian extra-virgin olive oil
• a wide range of truffle-inspired dishes combined with risotto or pasta
• cuttlefish stew with maize porridge
• Kvarner scampi or mussles in “buzara” sauce
• Pljukanci or fuzi rolled up shapes of fresh pasta) in Boskarin (typical Istrian beef) sauce
• Grilled plaice or Adriatic squid with mangold (sort of spinach)

A local custom is to start and finish your courses with special aperitif called “rakija” based on honey, mistletoe or various herbs.

For a 46-foot sailing yacht local port fees start at 60€/night and it can go up to 120€/berth in some top marinas. The final cost is mostly up to the exact boat length and marina quality service. Price usually includes fresh water refill, shore power, toilet and bathroom facilities. Buoy charge ranges from 30 to 50€. Anchoring is free of charge. A mixture of above options gives the best balance through the week for most groups.