Dubrovnik harbour and charter yachts at ACI Marina Dubrovnik, Komolac

Departure Port

Crewed Dubrovnik Yacht Charter Departures

Name: Dubrovnik
Address: Croatia

Start your private crewed yacht charter from Dubrovnik, Croatia. Compare live yacht availability, review departure options, and plan a tailored sailing route with YachtCloud.

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Port

Dubrovnik

Country

Croatia

Fleet

111 yachts

Guests

6-40 guests

Cabins

3-19 cabins

Yacht Types

Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer

Why start your yacht charter from Dubrovnik?

A Dubrovnik yacht charter begins at ACI Marina Dubrovnik, Komolac, with 380 wet berths and water and shore power on all berths. Guests arriving through Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) have a 30 minutes by road transfer before joining the yacht, making boarding day straightforward.

From the marina, choose a 7-night circuit through Šipan, Lopud, Mljet, Korčula and Pelješac Peninsula, or set out on a one-way passage to Split. Lokrum Island is an anchorage off Dubrovnik, while Koločep brings Elaphiti island coves into the opening stretch.

For a wider Croatia perspective, explore the country guide before shaping a Dubrovnik departure around the Southern Adriatic routes and island stops that suit your party. Read the Croatia yacht charter guide.

Port planning snapshot

ARRIVAL

30 minutes by road

Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) connects to the marina by road before boarding.

MARINA

380 wet berths

ACI Marina Dubrovnik, Komolac provides a substantial setting for embarkation and return.

ROUTING

7 nights

Published circuits reach Mljet, Korčula, Pelješac Peninsula and Bay of Kotor.

FLEET

111 yachts

The fleet spans Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht choices.

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Getting to Dubrovnik

Arrive through Dubrovnik Airport (DBV), then travel 30 minutes by road to ACI Marina Dubrovnik, Komolac. Boarding takes place at a marina with 380 wet berths, water and shore power on all berths, plus a fuel station.

Dubrovnik Airport (DBV)

30 minutes by road

ACI Marina Dubrovnik, Komolac

380 wet berths

Water and shore power

Fuel station on site

Sample itinerary ideas

Use these as a starting point when planning from Dubrovnik. We can tailor the route to your pace, guest mix, and preferred balance of cruising, swimming, and time ashore.

7 nights

Island Circuit

Follow a round trip through Šipan, Lopud, Mljet, Korčula and Pelješac Peninsula before returning to Dubrovnik. This route keeps the itinerary focused on island and peninsula stops from the same embarkation point.

7 nights

Bay of Kotor

Combine Bay of Kotor, Perast, Our Lady of the Rocks, Cavtat and Elaphiti Islands on a return route. The itinerary starts and finishes in Dubrovnik, with a distinct southern cruising focus.

7 nights

One-Way to Split

Sail from Dubrovnik through Mljet, Korčula, Hvar, Pakleni Islands and Vis or Brač before finishing in Split. This one-way format links the departure port with a different final stop.

Best routes from Dubrovnik

Routes from Dubrovnik can be shaped around short escapes, classic week charters, or longer one-way itineraries depending on yacht availability and your preferred cruising rhythm.

Elaphiti Islands and Mljet round trip

7 nights

This 7-night round trip leaves Dubrovnik for Šipan, Lopud, Mljet, Korčula and Pelješac Peninsula before returning to the embarkation point. It suits guests seeking an island-focused circuit.

Best for: Island stops with a Dubrovnik return

Southern Adriatic and Bay of Kotor round trip

7 nights

This 7-night route combines Bay of Kotor, Perast, Our Lady of the Rocks and Cavtat with Elaphiti Islands. It returns to Dubrovnik after a southern Adriatic circuit.

Best for: Bay of Kotor and coastal stops

Dubrovnik to Split one-way

7 nights

This 7-night one-way passage starts in Dubrovnik and finishes in Split. Mljet, Korčula, Hvar, Pakleni Islands and Vis or Brač shape the itinerary between the two ports.

Best for: A one-way route to Split

South Dalmatia round trip

This round trip includes Polače, Mljet, Korčula, Vela Luka, Lastovo, Saplunara, Mljet and Šipan. It begins and ends in Dubrovnik, with several harbour and anchorage stops.

Best for: Lastovo and Mljet harbour stops

Explore routes from Dubrovnik

From Dubrovnik, charters explore the Dalmatian Coast — Split, Brač, Hvar, Vis, Korčula and more. Use the map to explore route ideas and charter stops.

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Dubrovnik

The walled 'Pearl of the Adriatic' — a spectacular finish, with the Elaphiti islands just offshore.

Best for: A headline start or finish, the Elaphiti islands.

Explore Dubrovnik

Route options from Dubrovnik connect Elaphiti Islands, Mljet, Korčula, Bay of Kotor and Split, with both round-trip and one-way itineraries.

Popular stops and cruising ideas

Lokrum Island

Lokrum Island is an island anchorage off Dubrovnik, with a sailing time of 15 minutes by sea from this embarkation point.

Koločep

Koločep brings Elaphiti island coves into the itinerary. The crossing takes 20 minutes by sea, making it a clearly timed stop after boarding.

Lopud

Lopud is an Elaphiti island harbour on the Elaphiti Islands and Mljet round trip. It sits alongside Šipan and Mljet on that route.

Šunj Bay

Šunj Bay is a Lopud anchorage. Pair this stop with Lopud within the Elaphiti Islands and Mljet round trip from Dubrovnik.

Šipanska Luka

Šipanska Luka is a Šipan harbour. The Elaphiti Islands and Mljet round trip also names Šipan, allowing this harbour to feature within that circuit.

Suđurađ

Suđurađ is a Šipan harbour that can be considered alongside Šipan on the Elaphiti Islands and Mljet round trip departing Dubrovnik.

Stops and itinerary planning FAQ

Where can I sail from Dubrovnik?

You can sail towards Šipan, Lopud, Mljet, Korčula, Pelješac Peninsula, Bay of Kotor, Cavtat and Split. Routes also include Elaphiti Islands, Hvar, Pakleni Islands and Vis or Brač. The exact selection depends on the chosen route.

How many nights do routes need?

Published routes with a stated duration require 7 nights. They cover Elaphiti Islands and Mljet, Southern Adriatic and Bay of Kotor, and the one-way passage to Split. South Dalmatia round trip has no night count attached.

Are one-way charters possible from Dubrovnik?

Yes, a 7-night Dubrovnik to Split one-way route is offered. Its stops include Mljet, Korčula, Hvar, Pakleni Islands and Vis or Brač. It ends in Split rather than returning to the embarkation port.

Dubrovnik yacht charter costs

Review the weekly price bands for Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht. yachtcloud can help compare charter types against the route options, guest range and cabin range offered from this port for your party.

Yacht Type	Indicative Price
Catamaran	€9,800 to €290,000 per week
Gulet	€5,500 to €98,990 per week
Motor Sailer	€20,850 to €116,900 per week
Motor Yacht	€15,050 to €790,000 per week

Prices are indicative and vary by yacht type and charter requirements.

Best time to charter from Dubrovnik

Charters depart from Dubrovnik during April, May, June, July, August, September and October. Select dates within these charter months when discussing a route, yacht type and crewed stay with yachtcloud. These months are set out below in charter-season order for planning a departure.

Month	Conditions
April	Opening charter season month
May	Charter season departure month
June	Within the charter season
July	Scheduled charter season month
August	Charter departure season month
September	Within listed charter months
October	Closing charter season month

Who is Dubrovnik best for?

Route Planners

Published routes connect Dubrovnik with Mljet, Korčula, Bay of Kotor and Split.

One-Way Guests

The Dubrovnik to Split route provides a 7-night one-way itinerary option.

Large Parties

The fleet accommodates 6-40 guests across yachts with 3-19 cabins.

Catamaran Guests

Catamaran is represented in the 111-yacht fleet departing from this marina.

Airport Arrivals

Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) is 30 minutes by road from the marina.

What's included in a Dubrovnik charter?

Included

Use of the yacht
Professional crew service
Yacht insurance cover
Standard onboard amenities

Usually Extra

Advance Provisioning Allowance
Fuel costs
Food and beverages
Marina berths and port taxes
Croatian VAT
Crew gratuity
Shore excursions
Land transfers

Dubrovnik yacht charter FAQs

Costs, seasonality, routing, and planning from Dubrovnik, answered in a quick format before you enquire.

What does a Dubrovnik charter cost?

Indicative weekly prices range from €5,500 for a Gulet to €790,000 for a Motor Yacht. Catamaran, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht each have separate weekly bands. Final pricing varies, so request a tailored quotation from yachtcloud.

When is the Dubrovnik charter season?

The charter season runs from April to October. April, May, June, July, August, September and October are the months offered for departures. Choose dates within that sequence when discussing your route and yacht with yachtcloud.

How do I reach the boarding marina?

Boarding follows a 30 minutes by road transfer from Dubrovnik Airport (DBV). ACI Marina Dubrovnik, Komolac has 380 wet berths, water and shore power on all berths, and a fuel station. Confirm boarding arrangements with yachtcloud.

How long are Dubrovnik charter routes?

The routes with a stated duration run for 7 nights. They include return circuits through Elaphiti Islands and Mljet or Bay of Kotor, plus a one-way passage to Split. South Dalmatia round trip has no stated duration.

What group size can the fleet host?

Yachts here accommodate 6-40 guests, with 3-19 cabins across the fleet. Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht are represented. yachtcloud can match those ranges to your party’s accommodation needs.

What is included in the charter?

The charter includes use of the yacht, professional crew service, yacht insurance cover and standard onboard amenities. APA, fuel, food and beverages, marina berths and port taxes are extra costs. Croatian VAT, gratuity, excursions and land transfers also sit outside the inclusions.