Croatia offers tranquil coastal towns, world-class diving spots and ancient vineyards – making it the ideal setting for yacht chartering adventures. Any luxury traveler should experience it first-hand!
Cost of Croatia Yacht Chartering can depend on a range of factors, including size and type, duration, location, crew members, fuel and provisioning needs. Peak season typically runs from June through September with prices typically being higher during these months.
Split
Start planning a yacht charter Split Croatia adventure of your own to experience this popular tourist destination! Island-hopping by boat gives you the freedom to experience Croatia’s pristine beaches and authentic cultural experiences at your own pace – visit charming UNESCO sites like Vela Luka on a gulet cruise or take part in wine tasting on Hvar or Korcula islands!
Your captain will expertly navigate these premium yacht routes in style with an itinerary tailored to meet your individual preferences. Navigating these exclusive yacht routes, your captain can assist in setting an itinerary that satisfies you: sailing into sun-kissed Hvar or docking at Marco Polo’s birthplace of Korcula will ensure an unforgettable voyage – not forgetting serene national parks such as Mljet and Kornati which may await.
Ideal conditions for sailing the Mediterranean are May through September when average temperatures average 82degF. Summertime is peak tourist season and prices tend to skyrocket; visiting at the tail-end of high season in June or September offers both warm weather and less crowds.
Kornati National Park
Kornati National Park in Croatia’s Adriatic Sea boasts one of its most celebrated national parks. Boasting 148 islands, hidden coves, and crystal clear waters – making Kornati an ideal yacht charter destination.
An ideal way to experience this archipelago is with a yacht charter – whether bareboat or crewed. Boasting steep rocky cliffs, verdant forests of olive trees and figs, and unspoiled marine surroundings – the islands and their waters remain unspoilt and pure.
Lojena Cove on Levrnaka Island offers an idyllic spot to anchor, and is widely considered one of the premier beaches within Kornati National Park. A traditional restaurant called Opat offers exquisite dining in this remote paradise.
Tomasovac-Suha punta Bay in Kornati National Park provides buoys that allow mooring. Other designated bays that accept mooring include Stiniva, Lupeska and Sipnate are also equipped for this activity; Lucica Kravljacica Striznja and Vrulje are among them, as are seasonally inhabited bays like Ravni Zakan and Opat that offer excellent restaurants that also provide mooring facilities to their guests.
Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik, a UNESCO World Heritage city, offers an abundance of historical charm. Step through an impressive medieval gateway to find endless winding alleys, flower-adorned staircases and terraced restaurants teeming with history.
Your yacht charter can take you to an array of island destinations. Head north towards Mljet National Park for stunning bays and underwater caves; or visit Korcula, known for being Marco Polo’s birthplace and to experience history first-hand and sample exquisite local cuisine.
Dubrovnik yacht chartering season runs from July through August; thus spring and late summer are considered ideal travel times to take advantage of mild temperatures while avoiding peak yacht charter season crowds.
Maslinica
Croatia’s beautiful islands and coastline provide the ideal setting for an idyllic yacht charter experience in the Mediterranean Sea. Island hopping provides a wonderful way to uncover its breathtaking natural beauty as well as explore its rich cultural legacy and heritage.
Maslinica, a picturesque little village and port on the western side of Solta Island, will surely become one of your charter trip’s first destinations. Boasting mesmerizing bays and beaches surrounded by incredible sunset views across an archipelago of seven small islands, Maslinica will captivate its visitors from start to finish!
After your tour, head back into Zadar for a relaxing stroll along its marbled streets and pine-scented parks. In Dubrovnik you can witness many scenes from popular TV series Game of Thrones being shot; afterwards you can attend dramas and plays of the Dubrovnik Summer Festival.