Yacht Charter in Croatia

Croatia is a country located in Central and Southeast Europe. Croatia is a member of the European Union and is a popular tourist destination. Croatia covers an area of 56,594 square kilometers and has a population of over 4 million people.The first inhabitants of Croatia were the Illyrians. The Croats, a Slavic people, arrived in the 7th century and established the Kingdom of Croatia. The kingdom flourished during the Middle Ages.In the 15th century, Croatia came under the rule of the Kingdom of Hungary. Croatia later became a part of the Habsburg Monarchy. Croatia gained independence from the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1918.Croatia was a part of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia from 1918 to 1941. The country was occupied by the Axis Powers during the Second World War. Croatia became a part of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia after the war.Croatia declared independence from Yugoslavia in 1991. The country became a member of the European Union in 2013. Croatia is a parliamentary republic with a president as the head of state.

Top sailing destinations for your bareboat or crewed yacht charter in Croatia

1. Dubrovnik: This city is located on the Adriatic Sea coast and is known for its well-preserved Old Town that is enclosed by walls.
2. Hvar: This island is located off the coast of Croatia and is known for its lavender fields and UNESCO World Heritage Site, the town of Hvar.
3. Korčula: This island is located in the Adriatic Sea and is known for its medieval old town of Korčula and its vineyards.
4. Mljet: This island is located in the Adriatic Sea and is known for its Mljet National Park which includes two salt lakes.
5. Pag: This island is located in the Adriatic Sea and is known for its unique landscapes and beaches made of white pebbles.
6. Rovinj: This town is located on the Adriatic Sea coast and is known for its Venetian-style architecture and pastel-colored houses.
7. Šibenik: This city is located on the Adriatic Sea coast and is known for its UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Cathedral of St. James.
8. Trogir: This town is located on the Adriatic Sea coast and is known for its well-preserved Old Town that is enclosed by walls.
9. Varaždin: This city is located inland and is known for its baroque-style architecture and castle.
10. Zadar: This city is located on the Adriatic Sea coast and is known for its Roman ruins, medieval churches, and seaside promenade.

When is the best time to rent a boat in Croatia?

Ideal time for yacht charter in Croatia is from May to September when the weather is warm and sunny. However, the country experiences a lot of tourist traffic during the summer months, so sailing during this time may be more crowded.

What is the price of a yacht charter in Croatia?

Croatia yacht charter price may vary based on the following factors:

1. The size of the boat is a factor in the price.
2. The newer the boat, the more it will cost to rent.
3. Extras, such as having a crew or renting a kayak, will add to the cost.
4. You can save money by renting for a shorter time.
5. Catamarans typically cost more than monohulls.
6. Powerboats and motor yachts use more fuel, which will add to the cost.

To give you some idea for what to expect to pay for the bareboat yacht charter in Croatia, here is some breakdown:

1. Bareboat Sailing Yacht charter ranges from from $63 per day to $14367 per day, with an average of $398 per day.
2. Bareboat Sailing Catamaran charter ranges from from $126 per day to $12129 per day, with an average of $795 per day.
3. Bareboat Power Catamaran charter ranges from from $307 per day to $2635 per day, with an average of $808 per day.
4. Bareboat Power Yacht charter ranges from from $100 per day to $22143 per day, with an average of $1165 per day.
5. Bareboat Luxury Yacht charter ranges from from $757 per day to $22143 per day, with an average of $6756 per day.

Do I need a skipper license to rent a boat in Croatia?

Skipper License is required to rent a boat for a bareboat charter in Croatia.Different countries have their own way of certifying sailors. In some cases folks get actual skipper licenses (like in Europe), in others they get certifications (like in the US).It is important to have a license or a certification of a proper level to qualify for a bareboat charter.Some charter operators may even require that you hire their skipper for a few days if they judge that even with a license your level of experience is insufficient.Please reach out to our booking specialists to see if your license or certificate is sufficient for a bareboat charter in Croatia.

What is included in my Croatia boat rental?

First and foremost - the boat, fuel, and water. Usually, charter operators want you to return the boat with the same level of fuel as you took it. So please budget some time at the end of your charter to stop by the fuel dock.In addition to boat, fuel and water, some charter operators also provide snorkeling gear, water toys (SUPs, Kayaks, etc), but those may require a separate payment and may need to be arranged in advance.Lastly, if you are booking a crewed or skippered yacht charter - you will get an experienced captain and/or a cook. You can also arrange for provisions to be purchased for you in advance.Please check the details of your yacht charter with our booking team.