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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best time for a yacht charter in Croatia?
The best time is May to October. July and August are the most popular months, while May, June, September and October offer pleasant sailing and fewer crowds.
Do I need a license to rent a yacht in Croatia?
Yes, for a bareboat yacht charter you need a valid sailing license. If you don’t have one, you can book a skippered yacht charter and let a professional captain sail for you.
How much does it cost to charter a yacht in Croatia?
Prices depend on multiple variables such us yacht type, size, charter base, high/low season, and charter type. Starting as low as €2,000/week for a bareboat sailboat for two, and going up to €20,000 for a fully crewed catamaran for 12 upwards in high season. Get in touch with us and we will make sure to find the right option for you and your perfect holidays in Croatia.
Which is better: catamaran or sailboat for a sailing holiday in Croatia?
A catamaran offers more space and stability, perfect for families and groups. A sailboat provides a classic sailing experience and is usually more budget-friendly.
What are the most popular sailing routes in Croatia?
The Croatian Adriatic has so many amazing spots to discover that most definitely you will have to choose which area to explore in your one-week sailing holiday. We usually plan our itineraries distinguishing between five main areas based on the port of departure: Istria and North Adriatic, Zadar & Kornati Islands, Split and Central Dalmatia and Dubrovnik and South Adriatic.










