MEET BENETAU OCEANIS 40.1
OCEANIS 40.1 - The Exterior
Private Croatia Sailing Charter Includes
- dinghy with outboard engine
- bed linen, gas
- bimini top cover for shade and sprayhood
- bathroom towels
EXTRAS:
- skipper hire 200€ per day plus food
- local tourist tax and permit 1.35€/day/person
- fuel for the yacht approx. 100€/week
- Wi-Fi connection on board unlimited 30€ weekly
- security deposit for the yacht 2.000 - 2.500€ (refundable part)
Swimming platform is extra wide
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
OCEANIS 40.1 - The Interior
FAQs
Renting a sailing boat in Croatia for a week will cost you on average €4.000 in high summer months and between €2.000 and €3.000 in June or September.
The average cost for skippered yacht charter in Croatia during the summer season is 5.000 euros per week. In June and September around 3.500€.
Chartering a bareboat in Croatia requires a valid skipper's license and a VHF radio license. Check if your licenses are accepted to sail Croatian territorial waters within the list of sailing certificates.
If you feel inexperienced to independently charter and sail the yacht through unfamiliar waters, hiring a professional skipper to safely navigate and maneuver the vessel is highly recommended.
Renting a catamaran in Croatia during high summer season for a week will cost you between 5.500 and 6.500€ plus extras for mooring fees, fuel and food.
To moor a 40-foot sailing yacht in Croatia varies between 70 and 120€ and basically depends on the marina service andthe location.
Catamaran vacations in Croatia will cost you anywhere between 7.500 and 9.000€ weekly during the summer period and about 6.500€ in June or September.
For a beginner June, July and August are best months to go sailing in Croatia.
With dry sunny climate, low winds, hundreds of densely scattered islands and small distances between them, Croatia is among safest sailing destinations in the world.
- International sailing certificate of competence (ICC)
- VHF radio operator license
- Basic practical maritime knowledge to navigate and maneuver the yacht
On average the fuel cost on a 45-foot sailing boat lies between 50 and 100€ on normal consumption during your charter week.
On private yacht charters provisions are not included and guests have to take care for the food on board. On crewed yacht charters the food and beverages can be provided through the Advanced Provisioning Allowance (APA). Provisions can be purchased by your hostess in advance. The unspent part of the charter APA is later returned to the guests or spent on marina fees and fuel.
- Unije - the secret Croatian island
- Silba - unwind on Dalmatian island of love
- Dugi Otok - charter yacht in Zadar and explore intact bays of Telaščica national park
- Kornati national park - sailing Kornati islands and discovering its untouched nature and crystal-clear seas is a must
- Kaprije - one of the most welcoming islands for sailors in Dalmatia
- Šolta - well-known of tasty local products
- Brač - "stone kingdom of Croatia" for leisure seekers and active explorers
- Vis - mystical island rising from the middle of the Adriatic sea
- Hvar - one of the most popular Croatian islands is a classic destination for Split sailing itineraries
- Korčula - the island of legends, rich cultural heritage and best Croatian wines
Gratuity is always appreciated on Croatia private yacht charters and generally depend on client's satisfaction at the end of the holiday trip. We recommend a tip between 15-30 percent from the skippper's weekly fee.