Explore Europe’s sunniest coastline and uncover a vibrant tapestry of history, culture and gastronomy. Visit bustling Dubrovnik, chic Hvar and calming Korcula or simply drift into tranquil national parks such as Mljet or Kornati for some restful quiet.
When renting a yacht in Croatia, factors like vessel size and amenities will impact costs. Sailo offers more information on yacht charter prices in Croatia.
Ports of Call
With a luxury charter yacht, you’ll experience all the splendors of Croatia’s coast and inland region. Skim along Europe’s sunny shores while discovering historic towns, idyllic islands, and UNESCO World Heritage sites along the way.
Start in Split, an exuberant capital offering the ideal blend of modernity and traditional culture; witness Diocletian’s Palace’s impressive Roman ruins amongst a labyrinthine of shops, bars, and restaurants. Explore Hvar, Mljet with its idyllic national park, Korcula Brac Ston and more rocky outcrops along the coasts!
Since Croatia became part of the EU, navigation and pollution fees have replaced vignettes; yacht owners pay this annual fee upon entry at each port of call. You also require a diving permit in order to enter Krka National Park to explore underwater exploration of its waterfalls; typically this license will be provided by your charter company or captain.
Accommodations
Croatia offers an enchanting aquatic journey for visitors looking to experience history, beautiful islands, and captivating UNESCO World Heritage sites. Explore mystical regions like Zagreb or Dubrovnik where watersports, island walks and sensory feasts make up daily adventures!
Rent a crewed yacht for an indulgent cruising adventure anchored in top Croatian destinations. Sample exquisite Croatian cuisine at top restaurants while floating through serene national parks such as Kornati and Mljet National Parks.
On a bareboat Croatia charter, you have the flexibility to customize your itinerary and stop wherever takes your fancy. Choose mooring buoys (estimated 30-40 euros for monohulls and 40-50 euros for catamarans*) or marinas offering amenities such as cafes, restaurants, showers & toilets; however combining both options often proves optimal. * Please be aware that fees may differ depending on vessel size & dates of chartering in Croatia.
Food & Drink
Croatia has quickly made waves on the world yachting scene with its sparkling waters and charming islands, providing sailing holidays here an experience rich with natural beauty and cultural legacy shaped by both Roman and Ottoman empires.
Captained yachts provide the ideal solution for families and groups who want a relaxing holiday. Your Captain knows exactly where to find uncrowded beaches and must-see tourist attractions that await your discovery.
Croatia offers an abundance of culinary experiences. Savor local seafood like succulent sardines and squid in traditional fishing villages or enjoy fine dining at restaurants in larger ports.
If you prefer self-catering, most ports offer supermarkets catering specifically to boaters that provide all of the supplies you’ll need for your sailing holiday. Don’t forget to pick up some Istrian prsut (cured ham), an air dried treat from Croatia that features rosemary and pepper flavors for an ideal sailing meal!
Activities
Croatia offers an abundance of activities for visitors looking for aquatic adventures on board their yacht or exploring its coastline by land, such as swimming and watersports activities such as sailing and water skiing. There’s also great wine tasting opportunities in its various regions; many produce exceptional varieties that you must sample!
Croatia offers idyllic coastline dotted with quiet coves, quiet beaches, UNESCO World Heritage sites and charming port towns steeped in history; making cruising there an unforgettable experience for sailors as well as non-sailors alike.
Croatia offers ideal yacht charter conditions from June through August when temperatures are warmer and tourist services and restaurants tend to be busier. Off-season sailing may offer cooler temperatures with fewer tourists visiting during October to April – be sure to inquire with your GlobeSailor adviser about availability for your chosen yacht when considering travel during this timeframe. Skippers are often mandatory when sailing here so please ask about whether there are any available in Croatia! They would be delighted to assist.