Motor Sailer Charter
Private Motor Sailer Charter in Croatia
There are 21 motor sailers in Croatia, 27 to 52 m long and taking 8 to 36 guests. Split has 20 of them.
A motor sailer pairs the comfort of a motor yacht with sails, so you can sail when the wind suits and motor when it doesn't, on decks as spacious as a gulet's. Week-long routes include the Central Dalmatia round trip from Split, Trogir to Dubrovnik, and the Zadar archipelago and Kornati loop.
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Motor sailer weekly rates in Croatia: €42,838–€82,508 typical, from €19,600. All figures per week, plus APA; VAT may apply. Prices checked October 2026.
Cruising the Dalmatian Coast
The classic route in order. Distances are straight-line nautical miles from the previous stop; the sailed route is longer.
Split start
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.
Brač 17 nm
Home to the pale-pebble Zlatni Rat spit off Bol — a short first hop from Split with clear, breezy water. Best for: Swimming, windsurfing, an easy first anchorage.
Hvar 11 nm
The glamorous heart of the Adriatic — a Venetian old town, the Pakleni islet anchorages and famous nightlife. Best for: Nightlife, Pakleni coves, a lively mid-charter base.
Vis 13 nm
The furthest inhabited island, long closed to visitors — unspoilt bays, the Blue Cave off Biševo and superb seafood. Best for: Remote coves, the Blue Cave, food and wine.
Korčula 42 nm
A walled medieval town said to be Marco Polo's birthplace, ringed by vineyards and quiet channel anchorages. Best for: History, wine, sheltered channel cruising.
Mljet 14 nm
A national-park island of pine forest and saltwater lakes — the greenest, most tranquil stop on the coast. Best for: Nature, national park, calm forest-fringed bays.
Dubrovnik 34 nm
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.
When to Charter in Croatia
The Croatia charter season runs May to September. The Bora, a north wind, blows occasionally. Shoulder and best months typically cost 15–25% less than July and August; for peak weeks, book 6–12 months ahead.
| Month | Season | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| May | Shoulder | Warm weather, quieter bays, good value |
| June | Best | Sea 22–25°C, quieter than high summer |
| July | Peak | Warmest weather, busiest anchorages |
| August | Peak | Hottest and busiest month, highest rates |
| September | Best | Sea 24–27°C, less crowded than August |
Motor Sailer Charter in Croatia: FAQs
What is the weekly rate for a motor sailer in Croatia?
Rates for motor sailers in Croatia run €42,838–€82,508 typical, from €19,600 (per week, plus APA; VAT may apply). That is for the whole yacht, not per person. Prices checked October 2026.
Where are the motor sailers in Croatia based?
Of our 21 motor sailers in Croatia, 20 are based in Split and 1 in Šibenik.
How many guests does a motor sailer in Croatia take?
They take 8 to 36 guests in 4 to 18 cabins and range from 27 to 52 m in length.
When is the best time for a motor sailer charter in Croatia?
The Croatia charter season runs May to September. The Bora, a north wind, blows occasionally. June and September are the best months: warm weather, quieter anchorages and rates typically 15–25% below July and August.
What comes with a motor sailer charter?
The weekly rate covers the yacht, standard equipment, linen and towels, and the crew and basic onboard service where the charter includes them. Food and drinks, the APA or provisioning package, port fees, fuel beyond the included allowance and crew gratuity are usually extra.