GuletMaske
Dubrovnik, Croatia
From €21,000 / week
Extras may apply
- 10 guests
- 5 cabins
- 27m length
1 / 16
Private Gulet Charter · Split, Croatia
Angelica, 5 Cabin Gulet
A private crewed gulet with 5 guest cabins and space for up to 10 guests.
31m Length
10 Guests
5 Cabins
4 Crew
Split, Croatia
About the yacht
Discover Angelica
An Angelica yacht charter brings up to 10 guests aboard a 31-metre Gulet built in 1991 and refit in 2025. Five comfortable en-suite cabins provide the accommodation, while the air-conditioned saloon gives guests an indoor place to settle in during their time aboard.
Outside, foredeck seating and aft cushioned seating sit alongside the alfresco dining area. The saloon also has its own seating and entertainment facilities. A four-member crew brings experience and service while keeping the yacht well maintained for guests on board throughout their charter.
Angelica carries a crew of 4. The crew is experienced, provides service, and keeps the yacht well maintained, while guests use the accommodation, saloon and deck seating areas.
- 31-metre Gulet
- Five en-suite cabins
- Foredeck seating area
- Four-member crew
Defined Cabin Layout
Five en-suite cabins include three double cabins with double beds and two twin cabins with twin beds. Together, they accommodate up to 10 guests, giving a defined sleeping arrangement for each group.
Indoor And Deck Settings
Guests can choose between foredeck seating, aft cushioned seating and the alfresco dining area. The air-conditioned saloon provides a separate interior setting, with seating and entertainment facilities.
Water Toy Selection
The 5m tender uses a 60 HP outboard engine. Water skis, a mono ski, wakeboard, canoe, paddleboard, windsurf and snorkelling gear broaden time on the water.
Experienced Crew
A four-member crew is experienced and provides service on board. Their work also keeps Angelica well maintained during the charter, as guests make use of the yacht's spaces.
Accommodation
Cabins Designed for Your Group
Explore the onboard cabin layout and sleeping arrangements to understand how your group can be accommodated.
10 maximum guests5 guest cabins4 crew
Will this cabin arrangement suit your group?
Share your group size and preferred sleeping arrangements in your enquiry so the team can check suitability.
On board
Life Aboard Angelica
Onboard Comfort
- Five en-suite cabins
- Air-conditioned saloon
- Foredeck seating area
- Aft cushioned seating
- Alfresco dining area
- Saloon seating
- Saloon entertainment facilities
Water Toys
- 5m tender
- 60 HP outboard engine
- Water skis
- Mono ski
- Wakeboard
- Canoe
- Paddleboard
- Windsurf
- Snorkelling gear
Charter rates
Understanding the Cost of Your Charter
The weekly rate for Angelica is presented as a range rather than a final charter total. Request a quote from Yacht Cloud to confirm the selected rate, what it covers, any additional costs, and the terms for your plans.
Indicative rates, pending final confirmation
From €21,000 to €24,500 per week
Rates are indicative and subject to availability.
Common Pricing Questions
Is VAT included in the rate?
VAT at 13% is charged on top of the base rate for Angelica. Your quotation confirms the rate that applies to your charter.
What is APA?
APA stands for Advance Provisioning Allowance, an amount paid ahead of the charter towards running costs such as food, drinks, fuel and port fees. Any unspent balance is normally returned. The guideline for Angelica is 20% of the charter fee.
Is there a damage deposit?
Your quotation confirms whether a damage deposit applies. Where one does, it is separate from the charter fee and is normally returned after the charter.
What can change the final price?
Season, charter length, itinerary, food and drinks, port fees and any active offers all affect the final figure.
How do we get an exact price?
Send your preferred dates and group size. We confirm availability and itemise the costs in a quotation before you commit.
Where you can sail
Eastern Mediterranean Cruising Area
From Split, Angelica can connect a charter with Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet. These Eastern Mediterranean stops combine old towns, beaches, historic landmarks, waterways and national-park landscapes with flexibility in how the named places are ordered.
Routes are possibilities, not a fixed day-by-day plan. The final route depends on weather, trip duration and charter terms.
Dubrovnik
Ancient city walls frame a marble-paved old town with the 15th-century Rector's Palace and a choice of beautiful beaches.
Best for: Old town and beaches
Trogir
Intricate stone carvings and Venetian architecture distinguish the old town, alongside the 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence and Kamerlengo Fortress.
Best for: Architecture and historic landmarks
Hvar
Fragrant lavender fields, beaches and nightlife complement an old town with the 16th-century Hvar Fortress and Gothic-style Franciscan Monastery.
Best for: Beaches, nightlife and landmarks
Sibenik
Medieval streets lead to the Cathedral of St James, while Krka National Park brings waterfalls beyond the city.
Best for: History and waterfall landscapes
Bol (Brac Island)
Clear waters, beaches and windsurfing conditions sit beside the 15th-century Dominican Monastery, 17th-century Bol Marina and nearby Zlatni Rat beach.
Best for: Windsurfing and beach time
Mljet
The national park's saltwater lakes and abundant greenery create an unspoiled setting, away from busier tourist hubs.
Best for: Saltwater lakes and greenery
Sample itinerary
This outline begins in Split and visits named Eastern Mediterranean destinations. The routing is flexible, so guests can discuss the order of Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet.
- Day 1: Split Begin in Split, the home port for Angelica, before shaping a charter plan around the named destinations in the Eastern Mediterranean.
- Day 2: Dubrovnik Explore Dubrovnik's marble-paved old town, ancient city walls and 15th-century Rector's Palace, or choose time on one of the town's beaches.
- Day 3: Trogir Trogir invites time among intricate stone carvings and Venetian architecture, with the 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence and 15th-century Kamerlengo Fortress.
- Day 4: Hvar Hvar combines lavender fields, beaches and nightlife with an old town that includes the 16th-century Hvar Fortress and Gothic-style Franciscan Monastery.
- Day 5: Sibenik In Sibenik, medieval streets, the Cathedral of St James and Krka National Park's waterfalls bring historical and natural interest.
- Day 6: Bol (Brac Island) Bol (Brac Island) offers beaches, clear waters and windsurfing conditions, alongside the 15th-century Dominican Monastery, 17th-century Bol Marina and Zlatni Rat beach.
- Day 7: Mljet Mljet pairs a modest marina with a national park of saltwater lakes and abundant greenery, creating a quieter island stop.
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions About Angelica
Concise answers about this yacht. Final details are confirmed with your quotation.
How many guests and cabins does Angelica have?
Angelica accommodates up to 10 guests in 5 en-suite cabins. The layout has three double cabins with double beds for 6 people and two twin cabins with twin beds for 4 guests. An air-conditioned saloon adds a seating area for the group.
Where is Angelica based and cruising?
Angelica is based in Split, Croatia, and can charter across the Eastern Mediterranean. Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet are named destinations for consideration when planning the journey from the home port.
Can the charter route be adjusted?
Yes, the route can be adjusted around the named destinations. Discuss your preferred sequence of Split, Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet when requesting a quote. The final plan can reflect the stops you wish to prioritise.
What crew service is on board?
A crew of 4 is on board, with no individual roles identified. The team is experienced, provides service and keeps the yacht well maintained throughout the charter. Their work supports time in the cabins, saloon and exterior seating areas.
How do I check availability and book?
Contact Yacht Cloud to request a quote for Angelica. Share your preferred dates, guest group and route priorities, then confirm the rate, inclusions and itinerary before booking. Use the enquiry to discuss a Split departure and named Eastern Mediterranean destinations.
Plan your charter
Request a Quote for Angelica
Tell us when you would like to travel and how many guests are joining. Yacht Cloud can review suitable dates, arrangements and pricing before you decide whether to proceed. Submitting an enquiry does not confirm a booking.
No booking obligation
Compare your options
You May Also Like These Yachts
Gulet
GuletAlba
Split, Croatia
From €22,000 / week
Extras may apply
- 10 guests
- 5 cabins
- 30m length
GuletAndi Star
Split, Croatia
From €19,500 / week
Extras may apply
- 10 guests
- 5 cabins
- 26m length
GuletSaint Luca
Split, Croatia
From €18,500 / week
Extras may apply
- 10 guests
- 5 cabins
- 29m length
GuletNostra Vita
Split, Croatia
From €17,700 / week
Extras may apply
- 10 guests
- 5 cabins
- 32m length
GuletSirena
Split, Croatia
From €17,000 / week
Extras may apply
- 10 guests
- 5 cabins
- 28m length
From €21,000 / week
Base fee · Extras apply