Split Yacht Charters

Chartering newer sailing yacht in Croatia will cost you on average 4.000 euros per week during the summer period and about 3.000€ in the June or September.

All inclusive skippered sailing holidays in Split will cost you between 5.500 and 6.500 euros in high Croatia charter holiday season, not inlcuding Mooring fees and Fuel.

Renting a small catamaran in Croatia will cost you on average 6.000 euros in summer period and between 3.000 and 4.000€ in the off season.

In July and August private Croatia sailing holiday experience will cost you on avearge 5.000€. Catamaran charter vacation between 8.000 and 10.000 euros weekly. 

Chartering yacht in Trogir marina for is best balanced 7-day Croatia sailing itinerary for beginners:

Day 1. Sail from Split and unwind in secluded bays of Brač island

Day 2. Visit oldest Croatian town Stari Grad

Day 3. Anchor on Pakleni Islands and explore world-known Hvar town

Day 4. Discover island Korčula and a charming Vela Luka village

Day 5. Enjoy surrounded with sky-blue waters and coves of legendary Vis

Day 6. Spend a day relaxing in lonley bays of Šolta, one of the hidden Croatian gems

Day 7. Experience the lively promenades and streets of Trogir old town

If you wish to rent a bareboat charter in Croatia your will need a valid international nautical certificate of competence (ICC) and a VHF radio station certificate. You can hire a yacht in Croatia bareboat or with Croatian skipper.

With dry weather, abundance of sunshine, lower winds and genuine summer vibe June July and August are the months when you can expect the very best from a yacht charter vacation in Croatia.

Renting a bearboat charter in Croatia usually includes:

• 1-week boat rental
• end cleaning
• bedding, and bathing towels
• Wi-Fi aboard
• dinghy with outboard motor

The approximate fuel costs for a 45-foot sailing yacht is between 50 and 100 euros per week. Also depending of the hours spent under engine. 

Mooring fee for 45-foot yacht in Croatian island ports lie between 60 and 100€ per day.

Best islands to visit during your yacht charter week in Split

• 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

Sailing season in Croatia stretchs between April & October. Best time to sail Croatia as a newbie is between June and September. High summer in Croatia might be quite busy with tourists but the weather is simply glorious. If you like more action, vivacity, buzzing streets and warm Mediterranean climate, you will enjoy most within the peak season months July or August. 

But if you prefer more tranquillity during your journey  June or September are best choice. Weather conditions with stronger wind, yet still warm temperatures in September, May or October can be a delight for active sailing vacation and a pure pleasure for adrenalin addicts.

The official currency in Croatia since 2023 is EURO. Credit cards are always accepted in marinas and mainland restaurants, while some secluded island restaurants only take cash! Buoy anchorages and some port fees you can only pay in cash. ATM is installed in almost every marina and town port in Croatia. In any case, we recommend to have some CASH in you pocket at all times during your Croatia sailing holiday. Don't leave you money and valuable things aboard when you leave your yacht. It can attract unwanted attention. We recommend a budget of 30€/day per person for food and extra 10-20€ for transfers, bars and harbor fees.

Yacht charters from Split to Dubrovnik run on a 7-day itineraries. Including the stops on 5 most beautiful south Dalmatian islands Brač Hvar Vis Korčula and Mljet.