GuletTango
Split, Croatia
From €16,700 / week
Extras may apply
- 12 guests
- 6 cabins
- 28m length
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Private Gulet Charter · Split, Croatia
Fortuna, 6 Cabin Gulet
A private crewed gulet with 6 guest cabins and space for up to 12 guests.
33 metres Length
12 Guests
6 Cabins
4 crew Crew
Split, Croatia
About the yacht
Discover Fortuna
A Fortuna yacht charter brings up to 12 guests aboard a 33-metre Gulet with a spacious interior and exterior. The yacht has six cabins, including two master cabins, two double cabins and two twin cabins, each with an en-suite bathroom.
Air conditioning, heating and ample storage space support time on board, while the outdoor dining area, lounge area and sun deck create distinct settings. Water skis, a Ringo, a paddle board, a kayak, amateur fishing equipment and snorkelling equipment broaden time on the water.
Based in Split, Croatia, Fortuna can explore the Eastern Mediterranean, with Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet among the named stops. A four-person crew includes a Captain, Chef, Deckhand and Stewardess, supporting a charter shaped around chosen places.
A crew of four includes a Captain, Chef, Deckhand and Stewardess. Their distinct roles support the yacht's daily operation and onboard service throughout the charter.
- Six cabins for 12 guests
- Four-person crew on board
- Outdoor dining area and sun deck
- Water skis, kayak and paddle board
- Split, Croatia home port
Cabins for the Group
Two master cabins, two double cabins and two twin cabins provide six-cabin accommodation for up to 12 guests. Every cabin has an en-suite bathroom, air conditioning, heating and ample storage space.
Generous Outdoor Living
A spacious exterior includes an outdoor dining area, lounge area and sun deck, giving the group places to eat, sit and spend time outside.
Time on the Water
Water skis, a Ringo, paddle board, kayak, amateur fishing equipment and snorkelling equipment offer varied ways to use the water. Guests can also choose board games and cards during time on board.
Four Defined Crew Roles
The four-person crew brings together a Captain, Chef, Deckhand and Stewardess for each charter. Those roles create a clear onboard team for guests.
Accommodation
Cabins Designed for Your Group
Explore the onboard cabin layout and sleeping arrangements to understand how your group can be accommodated.
12 maximum guests6 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 Fortuna
Comfort
- Spacious interior
- Spacious exterior
- En-suite bathrooms
- Air conditioning
- Heating
- Ample storage space
Social Spaces
- Outdoor dining area
- Lounge area
- Sun deck
Onboard Leisure
- Board games
- Cards
Water Activities
- Water skis
- Ringo
- Paddle board
- Kayak
- Amateur fishing equipment
- Snorkeling equipment
Charter rates
Understanding the Cost of Your Charter
The weekly charter rate has both a starting figure and an upper figure. Accommodation, daily navigation, crew salaries, tender fuel and fuel for 12 hours of daily generator work form part of the charter price. Food, drinks, port and marina fees can affect final cost.
Indicative rates, pending final confirmation
From €16,510 to €22,000 per week
Rates are indicative and subject to availability.
Common Pricing Questions
Is VAT included in the rate?
Your quotation confirms whether VAT applies to your charter, as it can depend on the yacht and cruising area.
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.
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 Charter Route
From Split, this Eastern Mediterranean charter can incorporate Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet. The named ports bring together coastal towns, islands, historic landmarks, beaches, natural landscapes and cultural heritage across Croatia.
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 surround an old town of marble-paved streets, with Rector's Palace and beautiful beaches providing varied time ashore.
Best for: Historic streets and beach time
Trogir
Its old town features intricate stone carvings, Venetian architecture, the Cathedral of St. Lawrence and Kamerlengo Fortress, alongside beaches.
Best for: Historic architecture and beaches
Hvar
Fragrant lavender fields, beaches and vibrant nightlife sit alongside an old town with Hvar Fortress and Franciscan Monastery.
Best for: Lavender fields and nightlife
Sibenik
Mandalina and D-Marin Dalmacija provide marina facilities, while medieval streets, the Cathedral of St James and Krka National Park add interest.
Best for: Marinas, history and waterfalls
Bol (Brac Island)
Beaches, crystal-clear waters and windsurfing conditions accompany the Dominican Monastery, Bol Marina and proximity to Zlatni Rat beach.
Best for: Watersports and beach visits
Mljet
A modest marina serves an island with a national park, saltwater lakes, abundant greenery, unspoiled landscapes and a relaxed atmosphere.
Best for: National park and quiet landscapes
Sample itinerary
This sample itinerary connects Split with named stops in the Eastern Mediterranean. The route is flexible, so guests can adjust the sequence and focus on the places that matter most.
- Day 1: Split Start in Split, the home port, and use this opening day to confirm the chosen route with the crew.
- Day 2: Dubrovnik Walk Dubrovnik's marble-paved old town, see the ancient city walls and Rector's Palace, then spend time on one of its beaches.
- Day 3: Trogir In Trogir, explore the old town's stone carvings and Venetian architecture, including the Cathedral of St. Lawrence and Kamerlengo Fortress.
- Day 4: Hvar Hvar brings lavender fields, beaches and nightlife, with Hvar Fortress, the Franciscan Monastery, hidden coves and bays to explore.
- Day 5: Sibenik Sibenik combines Mandalina and D-Marin Dalmacija marinas with medieval streets, the Cathedral of St James and Krka National Park.
- Day 6: Bol (Brac Island) Bol (Brac Island) offers beaches, clear waters and windsurfing conditions, plus the Dominican Monastery, Bol Marina and nearby Zlatni Rat beach.
- Day 7: Mljet Mljet offers a national park with saltwater lakes and greenery, alongside unspoiled landscapes and a relaxed atmosphere for a tranquil stop.
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions About Fortuna
Concise answers about this yacht. Final details are confirmed with your quotation.
What does the Fortuna charter price include?
The charter price includes accommodation, daily navigation, four crew salaries, tender fuel and fuel for 12 daily generator hours. Cleaning, clean linens and towels, yacht and guest insurance, licences and additional equipment on board are also included.
How many guests and cabins does Fortuna have?
Fortuna accommodates up to 12 guests in six cabins. The layout comprises two master cabins, two double cabins and two twin cabins. Each cabin has an en-suite bathroom, air conditioning, heating and ample storage space.
Where is Fortuna based for charter?
Fortuna is based in Split, Croatia, and can explore the Eastern Mediterranean. Named stops include Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet, depending on the chosen plan. These places may feature during a charter.
Can the charter route be adjusted?
Yes, the route can be adjusted around the named stops and a preferred sequence. A sample itinerary starts in Split and features Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet. The final plan can focus on selected places.
Who makes up Fortuna's onboard crew?
The four-person crew consists of a Captain, Chef, Deckhand and Stewardess. Each role forms part of the onboard team during the charter, and crew salaries are included in the charter price for the group aboard as a whole.
Plan your charter
Request a Quote for Fortuna
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.
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