Where To Sail From Zadar?
- Sail around Kornati national park
- Unwind on the island of sailors Kaprije
- Feel the maritime vibe of Sali village on Dugi otok
- Discover sandy beaches on the"island of love" Silba
- Sail to sky-high cliffs of Telaščica wildlife park
- Navigate upriver to the majestic Krka waterfalls
- Try local specialty Baked Lamb or Octopus "under the dome"
BAVARIA 46 - THE EXTERIOR
What is included in yacht charter?
- tender with outboard engine
- bed linen, cooking gas, bathroom towels
- bimini top cover for shade and sprayhood
- Wi-Fi connection on board
Extras costs
- skipper 180€ per day
- local tourist tax and permit 1.35€/day
- fuel for the yacht 100€ per week
- security deposit for the yacht 2.000€ (refundable if no damages)
Comfortable cockpit & bathing platform
large salon can accommodate up to 8 people
4 cabins with double bedrooms
Bavaria 46 is comfortable and spacious
Sun tend covered cockpit is exceptionally large
BAVARIA 46 - THE INTERIOR
FAQ's
The average cost for renting a newer 4-cabin sailing yacht in Zadar is 4.000 euros weekly within the high charter season in Croatia.
The average cost for skippered Croatia yacht vacation in pre-season on smaller sailboats is about 3.500€ and can reach 7.000 euros on larger sailing yachts during high summer. Not including the food, marina fees and land tours.
Additionally to the yacht rental price and the base fee, you will also need to pay for fuel and mooring fees during your sailing week. The expected cost for best balanced itinerary is about 400€ weekly plus provisioning.
Marinas Sukošan and Biograd are two largest yachting locations in Croatia with well-maintained charter fleet at affordable yacht rental prices.
Apart from yacht rental cost and charter base fee these are thee expenses to expect during Croatia yacht vacation:
- Local Touris tax 1.35€ per person per day
- Food on board and eating in restaurants
- Fuel cost
- Harbor fees
- National parks & taxis
- Kornati national park sailing experience
- Sail upriver to majestic Krka Waterfalls
- Kaprije island is considered a secret sailing paradise
- Romantic lonley bays of Silba island
- Astounding natural coves of Molat island
For families with kids and beginners the summer months June July and August is best time for a stress-free sailing trip in Croatia.
For a 45-foot yacht expect to pay around 100€ per night, depending on the marina service standard and its location.
For a 45-foot sailing boat you can expect the average fuel cost between 50 and 100 euros per week and about twice as much for a catamaran.
For chartering a sailing boat in Croatia you will need a valid nautical international certificate of competence (ICC) and a VHF radio license. If you feel insecure or incompetent to sail between numerous Croatian islands a local skipper in recommended to navigate the yacht for you.
Zadar Sailing Itinerary 7 days:
- Day 1 Zadar marina to island Ugljan
- Day 2 Ugljan to island Silba
- Day 3 Silba to Dugi otok Veli rat lighthouse & Saharun beaches
- Day 4 Kornati national park
- Day 5 Kaprije island
- Day 6 Kaprije to Murter
- Day 7 Murter back to Zadar
The optional extras are the items in the additional charter offer. It is desired to order your extras beforehand, so that they can be prepared for you at the check in.
The optional extras:
- SUP and various water toys (80-150€ per week)
- Early check in (100-150€)
- Railing net for kids (50-130€)
- Wi-Fi +10GB (20€/week)
- Provisioning - you can pre-order your food and drinks aboard
- Taxis and airport-to-marina transfers (app. 30€ one way)
- Car parking is charged by the valid marina price list. (usually from 8-12€ per day)
The extras are charged according to the charter's price list. Some of these items, are offered as a welcome package for you sailing holiday and are already included.