Yacht hire in Croatia

Hire a Yacht in Croatia

Croatia is truly a sailor's haven, with many islands surrounding the mainland that are perfect to visit during your Croatia yacht hire. You can lounge around on breathtaking, white sand beaches or explore the beautiful national parks, that are simply full of a unique selection of flora and fauna. When you’re done exploring in your Croatian yacht charter, you can sample the sumptuous local dishes in a waterfront café, before setting off again on a Game of Thrones tour. Fans of the popular TV series will feel like they’ve stepped right through their TV screen as they sail through areas such as the walled city of Dubrovnik or Split, which are full of some of the most famous filming locations. With your very own boat hire in Croatia, the possibilities are truly endless.

Take your private yacht to the Krka National Park and the Kornati National Park, where you can visit the Kornati Islands, the perfect idyllic island paradise to visit during your sailing holiday in Croatia. Alternatively, you can take your Croatian boat rental a little further down the Coast to go island hopping in the Dalmatian Islands, which are dotted all along the Dalmatian Coast.

Explore Croatia in one of our luxury yacht charters to have a sailing experience you’ll never forget, whether you choose to set sail for the high season in July and August, or another, less crowded time of the year. 

How much does it cost to hire a boat in Croatia?

Renting a boat in Croatia fluctuates a lot in price depending on a number of different things. A few of these include the duration of your Croatian yacht charter, the season in which you wish to travel, the amenities on board and the number of people who will be setting sail. The boat type also has some influence over the prices. Below is a list of prices according to boat type.

Sailboats

£2831/week in high season

£1604/week in low season

Motorboats

£180/day in high season

£154/day in low season

RIBs

£146/day in high season

£129/day in low season

Catamarans

£4633/week in high season

£2059/week in low season

Gulets

£16731/week in high season

£12870/week in low season

Jet Skis

£214/day

Can you hire a yacht in Croatia with or without a skipper?

Yes, it is possible to charter a yacht in Croatia either with or without a skipper. However, if you plan to embark on your Croatian yacht hire adventure without a skipper, you will need to ensure that you check the laws regarding boating licenses very thoroughly, as they are rather strict. In Croatia, there are three different types of boating licence, each giving permission to drive different types of boats for different purposes.

You should look for a yacht charter in Croatia without a skipper only if you are an experienced sailor in possession of the appropriate license. With a bareboat hire in Croatia, you will be able to embark on a unique adventure, in which you can explore not just the mainland, but also the surrounding islands with complete freedom. If you want a more relaxing holiday, however, you should instead opt for a crewed yacht hire in Croatia complete with a skipper, who will take care of the more technical aspects of sailing.

Why should you hire a yacht with a skipper in Croatia?

Hiring a boat in Croatia with a skipper is a fantastic idea for a plethora of different reasons. When renting with a skipper, you won’t need a boating licence, something which is often mandatory with a bareboat charter. Moreover, your skipper will probably know all of the best places to visit in Croatia and thus can customise your trip to suit the individual interests of all the people on board. They can take you not just to the places you want to go, but also to some of the best kept secrets in this fascinating country, some of which only the locals are aware of. Furthermore, they can recommend restaurants to you, where you can try local delicacies such as Crni rižot, a black risotto that is simply delicious, or Istrian truffles. Hire a yacht in Croatia with a skipper to enjoy a trip where you can sit back and relax, without worrying about the technicalities of sailing.

For how many people can you charter a yacht in Croatia?

In Croatia, you can hire a yacht for anywhere from 2 to 226 people. Maybe you want to book a romantic weekend away with your partner or an intimate family party to celebrate a big event. Or maybe, you’re looking to host a teambuilding event for your company. With such a wide range of capacities, the options for your Croatian yacht charter are truly endless. For larger boats, you are also usually able to book your Croatian yacht hire with a full crew, who will take care of all the cooking during your trip. This means that you might even be able to try some of the local dishes without setting foot on dry land.

When is the best season to visit Croatia?

The climate in Croatia is very varied across the country, with a continental climate further inland, but a mostly Mediterranean climate along the Adriatic coastline. High season runs from July to August, with the best weather and temperatures usually in the high 20s and 30s. However, during the summer months, tourism is booming in Croatia, so it might be better to visit in the Spring or Autumn, when the weather is still good, but there will be fewer holidaymakers.

What is the best price to hire a yacht in Croatia during the Spring or Autumn?

The answer to this question depends on a number of different things, including the amount of people travelling and the type of boat you’re looking to hire. However, you can find motorboats available to charter for a group of 4 people for a price of just £52 per day, or £364 per week.

What are the best sailing areas to visit during your yacht charter in Croatia?

Due to the large number of spectacular locations, it can be difficult to compile a short list of sailing areas to visit during a boat rental in Croatia. Here are our top picks:

• Šešula Bay
• Vis Town
• Dubrovnik
• Ston Town
• Korčula Town
• Stari Grad
• Lučice Bay
• Milna Town
• Komiza Town
• St Clement Island
• Maslinica
• Skradin
• Zlarin
• Lavsa Island
• Rogoznica