ARRIVAL
25–40 minutes
Split Airport (SPU) connects to ACI Marina Split in 25–40 minutes by road.
Departure Port
Plan a Split Yacht Charter in Croatia
Start your private crewed yacht charter from Split, Croatia. Compare live yacht availability, review departure options, and plan a tailored sailing route with YachtCloud.
Port
Split
Country
Croatia
Fleet
229 yachts
Guests
6-49 guests
Cabins
3-25 cabins
Yacht Types
Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer
Why start your yacht charter from Split?
Split yacht charter guests can board at ACI Marina Split, where Pier B charter berths support departure. Split Airport (SPU) sits 25–40 minutes by road from the marina, creating a clear arrival-to-boarding plan for crews and guests.
Two 7-night departures leave from this harbour: the 7-night Dalmatian loop reaches Hvar, Vis, Lastovo, Mljet, Korčula, Stari Grad and Lučice Bay, Brač. The Split to Dubrovnik route instead links Brač, Pakleni Islands and Elaphiti Islands before arriving in Dubrovnik.
Explore the Croatia guide for a wider charter context, then focus here on boarding at ACI Marina Split and routes to Hvar, Vis and Dubrovnik. Read the Croatia yacht charter guide.
Port planning snapshot
MARINA
355 berths
Pier B charter berths sit within ACI Marina Split, with water and electricity.
FLEET
229 yachts
Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht charters accommodate 6-49 guests across 3-25 cabins.
ROUTES
7 nights
The Dalmatian loop returns to Split, while another route ends in Dubrovnik.
Other departure ports in Croatia
Departure Base
Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik combines an old town, ancient city walls, marble-paved streets and Rector's Palace beside the Adriatic Sea.
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Trogir
Trogir's old town features stone carvings, Venetian architecture, the Cathedral of St. Lawrence and Kamerlengo Fortress.
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Hvar
Hvar brings lavender fields, beaches, nightlife, Hvar Fortress, Franciscan Monastery, and hidden coves and bays for yacht itineraries.
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Sibenik
Sibenik pairs Mandalina and D-Marin Dalmacija with the Cathedral of St James, medieval streets and Krka National Park.
View SibenikGetting to Split
Arrive through Split Airport (SPU), then continue 25–40 minutes by road to ACI Marina Split. Boarding uses Pier B charter berths, with water and electricity, guest toilets and showers, and parking at the marina.
Split Airport (SPU)
25–40 minutes by road
ACI Marina Split: 355 berths
Pier B charter berths
Water and electricity
Guest toilets and showers
Sample itinerary ideas
Use these as a starting point when planning from Split. We can tailor the route to your pace, guest mix, and preferred balance of cruising, swimming, and time ashore.
7 nights
Dalmatian Loop
Follow the 7-night Dalmatian loop from Split through Hvar, Vis, Lastovo, Mljet, Korčula, Stari Grad and Lučice Bay, Brač, then return to Split at the end.
7 nights
Dubrovnik Passage
Travel from Split to Dubrovnik in 7 nights via Brač, Vis, Pakleni Islands, Hvar, Korčula, Mljet and Elaphiti Islands, following the named point-to-point route.
Harbour and Bay Calls
Use nearby harbour, port and bay anchorage stops as route markers, including Maslinica, Šolta, Milna, Brač, Jelsa, Hvar and Palmižana, Pakleni Islands, alongside named 7-night routes from Split.
Best routes from Split
Routes from Split can be shaped around short escapes, classic week charters, or longer one-way itineraries depending on yacht availability and your preferred cruising rhythm.
7-night Dalmatian loop
7 nightsThe 7-night Dalmatian loop departs and returns to Split. It includes Hvar, Vis, Lastovo, Mljet, Korčula, Stari Grad and Lučice Bay, Brač before the return.
Best for: Return routing through named island stops
Split to Dubrovnik
7 nightsSplit to Dubrovnik starts in Split and ends in Dubrovnik over 7 nights. Brač, Vis, Pakleni Islands, Hvar, Korčula, Mljet and Elaphiti Islands shape the route.
Best for: A point-to-point Dubrovnik finish
Explore routes from Split
From Split, 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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Marker meaningsDeparture Port Home port
Split
Dalmatia's charter capital — Diocletian's Roman palace at the quayside and fast access to the central islands.
Best for: First-time charters, easy flights, island-hopping starts.
Explore SplitRoute planning from Split can follow the 7-night Dalmatian loop or continue through Brač, Hvar, Korčula, Mljet and Dubrovnik on the Split to Dubrovnik route.
Popular stops and cruising ideas
Maslinica, Šolta
Maslinica, Šolta is a harbour stop associated with departures from Split, providing a named harbour option when arranging the charter route.
Milna, Brač
Milna, Brač is a harbour stop associated with departures from Split, providing a named harbour option for a charter route.
Lučice Bay, Brač
Lučice Bay, Brač is identified as a bay anchorage from this embarkation point, adding a named anchorage stop to route planning.
Hvar Town
Hvar Town is a harbour stop associated with departures from Split, providing a named harbour option when arranging the charter route.
Stari Grad, Hvar
Stari Grad, Hvar is a harbour stop associated with departures from Split, providing a named harbour option for a charter route.
Jelsa, Hvar
Jelsa, Hvar is a port stop associated with departures from Split, providing a named port option when arranging the charter route.
Stops and itinerary planning FAQ
What routes can you sail from Split?
You can sail from Split on routes calling at Hvar, Vis, Lastovo, Mljet, Korčula, Stari Grad and Lučice Bay, Brač. Another departure continues through Brač, Pakleni Islands and Elaphiti Islands to Dubrovnik. Harbour and anchorage stops include Maslinica, Šolta and Lučice Bay, Brač.
How many nights do Split routes need?
Both named routes take 7 nights. The 7-night Dalmatian loop begins and ends in Split, while Split to Dubrovnik ends in Dubrovnik. Select the route that suits a return to the same port or an arrival in Dubrovnik.
Can Split routes be return or one-way?
Both return and point-to-point patterns appear in the routes. The 7-night Dalmatian loop returns to Split, while Split to Dubrovnik finishes in Dubrovnik. These route names give guests two departure structures to consider before choosing a yacht.
Split yacht charter costs
Charter cost in Split varies by Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer or Motor Yacht, plus the weekly range for each type. APA, yacht and tender fuel, food and drinks, provisioning, harbour and marina fees, Croatian VAT and crew gratuity sit outside the included charter elements.
| Yacht Type | Indicative Price |
|---|---|
| Catamaran | €5,950–€86,800 per week |
| Gulet | €5,500–€98,990 per week |
| Motor Sailer | €9,400–€107,000 per week |
| Motor Yacht | €10,500–€790,000 per week |
Prices are indicative and vary by yacht type and additional costs.
Best time to charter from Split
April, May, June, July, August, September and October make up the departure season for Split. These months support planning around boarding at ACI Marina Split, whether the selected route returns to Split or continues to Dubrovnik. Route length remains 7 nights for both named routes.
| Month | Conditions |
|---|---|
| April | Season begins for Split departures |
| May | Season continues for Split departures |
| June | Charter departures remain in season |
| July | Charter season includes this month |
| August | This month sits within season |
| September | Charter season continues in Split |
| October | Season concludes for Split departures |
Who is Split best for?
Larger Groups
Groups of 6-49 guests can compare yacht layouts spanning 3-25 cabins in Split.
Route Planners
The 7-night Dalmatian loop and Split to Dubrovnik provide distinct routing structures.
Airport Arrivals
Split Airport (SPU) is 25–40 minutes by road from ACI Marina Split.
Marina Boarders
Pier B charter berths provide a clear boarding point at ACI Marina Split.
Yacht Comparers
Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht options carry separate weekly ranges.
What's included in a Split charter?
Included
- Professional crew
- Yacht and onboard amenities
- Tender and water toys
- Wi-Fi
- Fresh linens
- Daily housekeeping
- Concierge assistance
Usually Extra
- Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA)
- Yacht and tender fuel
- Food and drinks
- Provisioning
- Harbour and marina fees
- Croatian VAT
- Crew gratuity
Split yacht charter FAQs
Costs, seasonality, routing, and planning from Split, answered in a quick format before you enquire.
What does a charter from Split cost?
Weekly pricing starts at €5,500 for a Gulet and reaches €790,000 for a Motor Yacht. Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht each carry their own weekly range. APA, fuel, food and drinks, provisioning, fees, VAT and gratuity are additional costs.
When is the Split charter season?
The charter season runs from April to October. April, May, June, July, August, September and October are the months for planning departures. Both named routes have 7 nights, so itinerary length stays consistent across the season.
How do guests reach and board here?
Boarding takes place at ACI Marina Split, reached from Split Airport (SPU) in 25–40 minutes by road. Pier B charter berths support embarkation. Water and electricity, guest toilets and showers, and parking are marina facilities.
How long are routes from Split?
The named routes each take 7 nights. The Dalmatian loop returns to Split via Hvar, Vis, Lastovo, Mljet, Korčula, Stari Grad and Lučice Bay, Brač. The alternative route continues to Dubrovnik through Brač, Pakleni Islands and Elaphiti Islands.
What group sizes suit Split charters?
The fleet accommodates 6-49 guests and offers 3-25 cabins. Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht options cover the fleet’s yacht types. This range lets groups compare onboard layouts before selecting a charter in Split.
What does a Split charter include?
The charter includes professional crew, yacht and onboard amenities, tender and water toys, Wi-Fi, fresh linens, daily housekeeping and concierge assistance. APA, fuel, food and drinks, provisioning, fees, Croatian VAT and crew gratuity cost extra. Review both lists when planning.
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