Croatia Yacht Charter
Explore Croatia with a private crewed yacht charter. Compare available yachts, plan tailored itineraries, discover standout ports, and request curated charter options. Browse our itinerary ideas.
Best For
Historic ports and island routes
Main Ports
Split, Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik
Best Months
April to October
Popular Routes
Central Dalmatia round trip from Split, Trogir to Dubrovnik one-way
Yacht Types
Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer, Motor Yacht
Typical Duration
7 days
A Croatia yacht charter brings Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht choices together with departures from Split, Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik and Bol (Brac Island). Choose a route that combines historic waterfront towns, beaches and Adriatic Sea cruising between named stops.
Routes run for 7 days and connect stops such as Split, Trogir, Hvar, Vis, Korčula and Dubrovnik. Other itineraries include Sibenik, Kornati National Park, Dugi Otok and Zadar, giving charter parties defined options for a round trip or one-way voyage.
Every Croatia port offers a different cruising character, from practical embarkation points to scenic gateways for tailored itineraries.
Split combines an old town, an ancient Roman palace and a waterfront promenade. Its historic centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Guests can visit Diocletian's Palace, relax on beaches, and use the city as a starting point for Dalmatian island itineraries.
Best for: Historic landmarks and island departures.
Explore SplitDubrovnik has an old town enclosed by ancient city walls beside the Adriatic Sea. Marble-paved streets lead through its historic core, where guests can visit Rector's Palace or relax on the town's beaches before a charter.
Best for: City walls, historic streets and beaches.
Explore DubrovnikTrogir's old town features intricate stone carvings and Venetian architecture, and holds UNESCO World Heritage status. Charter guests can explore the Cathedral of St. Lawrence and Kamerlengo Fortress, then spend time on the town's beaches.
Best for: Stone carvings, landmarks and beaches.
Explore TrogirHvar is an island off the coast of Split, known for lavender fields, beaches and nightlife. Its old town includes Hvar Fortress and the Franciscan Monastery, while hidden coves and bays offer further places to explore.
Best for: Lavender fields, coves and nightlife.
Explore HvarSibenik has Mandalina and D-Marin Dalmacija marinas, plus the Cathedral of St James and medieval streets. Charter departures provide access to the Adriatic archipelago, while Krka National Park adds waterfalls beyond the city.
Best for: Marinas, medieval streets and waterfalls.
Explore SibenikBol sits on the southern coast of Brac, with beaches, clear waters and windsurfing conditions. Guests can visit the Dominican Monastery and Bol Marina, relax by the coast, or spend time near Zlatni Rat beach.
Best for: Windsurfing, watersports and beach time.
Explore Bol (Brac Island)Discover classic coastal routes, family-friendly island hopping, and tailored itineraries shaped around your dates and preferred cruising style.
A 7-day round trip begins in Split, calls at Trogir, Hvar, Vis, Korčula, Jelsa and Bol (Brac Island), then returns to Split.
Best for: Guests planning a Split round trip
The sequence provides a 7-day itinerary from Trogir to Dubrovnik, with Brač, Hvar, Vis, Korčula and Mljet included as named stops in route order.
Best for: One-way planning between Trogir and Dubrovnik
The 7-day loop starts and ends in Zadar, with Molat, Dugi Otok, Veli Iž, Žut and Kornati National Park included between the Zadar stops in sequence.
Best for: Guests planning a Zadar loop itinerary
Starting in Split, this 7-day route visits Trogir, Sibenik, Kornati National Park, Dugi Otok and Zadar before ending at Pašman and Ugljan on the named itinerary.
Best for: Split departures towards Northern Dalmatia
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The charter season runs from April through October. Choose dates within these months when planning an itinerary from Split, Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik or Bol (Brac Island). Discuss route timing alongside your preferred Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer or Motor Yacht choice for your preferred route and port.
| Month | Conditions |
|---|---|
| April | Season starts in April |
| May | Season month for itineraries |
| June | Season month for yacht selection |
| July | Season month for route planning |
| August | Season month for port departures |
| September | Season month for charter enquiries |
| October | Season closes in October |
Charter cost depends on yacht type, selected itinerary and costs that sit outside the base charter price. APA, fuel, food provisioning, beverages, harbour and marina fees, VAT, entrance fees, gratuity, delivery and transfers can affect the final total.
| Yacht Type | Indicative Price |
|---|---|
| Catamaran | €3,500 to €290,000 per week |
| Gulet | €5,500 to €98,990 per week |
| Motor Sailer | €1,400 to €116,900 per week |
| Motor Yacht | €4,180 to €790,000 per week |
Prices are indicative and vary by yacht type, itinerary and selected extras.
Build a Catamaran itinerary using the named routes and charter ports.
Consider a Gulet for a 7-day round-trip or one-way route.
Choose a Motor Sailer for routes from Split or Trogir.
Plan a Motor Yacht charter around preferred ports and stops.
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