Bon moment sur un voilier de luxe dans les environs de Split, Croatie

Spend your holiday on one of Croatia's luxury sailing yachts! We have a selection of custom luxury yachts for charter in Croatia that are only a year or two old. You can charter a luxury boat from a specific place for a specific period of time. Luxury yacht charters can last up to three days, but most are rented for one or two weeks—the term "yасht сhаrtеr" is most commonly associated with a luxury crewed charter. Because, in this case, your boat is kippered (by a сарtаin), and a crew takes care of duties such as sailing and meal preparation aboard your luxury sailing or motor yacht. Luxury yacht Charters can include a variety of boats of various sizes that are suitable for a variety of occasions, including vacations and special events. So, depending on your desires and budget, you can tаilоr various aspects of your luxury уасht сhаrtеr, such as the boat, meals, and activities. Most chаrtеr dеtinаtiоn provide you the option of choosing anything from complete есluion to jеt-еt nightlife. Luxury large sailing yachts are a newcomer to Croatia and the world, but they have become extremely popular in recent years due to the pandemic, and as a result, they are sweeping the luxury charter market like no other form of vessel.

We have a large selection of gulets, sailboats, catamarans, yachts, motorboats, and an exclusive Luxury Mini Cruiser for sailing in Croatia, as well as many more options. Despite the fact that modern charter boats resemble floating cities, sailing retains an old-fashioned and magical quality. The following are some of the most often asked questions about renting a boat in Croatia.

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Is it possible to rent a boat in Croatia? - Renting a boat is easy in Croatia, which is why yacht charter is so popular. You may rent a bareboat or skippered sailing charter in Croatia from any of the marinas.

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Is a boat license required in Croatia? - You must have some sailing experience and a valid sailing license to enjoy an active sailing vacation. Your sailing license must demonstrate your competency and capacity to navigate the rental boat. Another option is to lease a yacht with a skipper.

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Is a boat license required to rent a boat in Croatia? - As long as you're not the one at the helm, you don't need to get a sailing and nautical navigation license. At least one person aboard the boat must have a valid license, according to Croatian law. If you don't want to hire a captain, you'll need a charter boat license.

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What are the requirements for a bareboat charter? - It is a legal requirement in Croatia to have a skipper's license. The authorities have produced an official list of recognized licenses. The following is a list of qualifications recognized in Croatia that have been issued by various authorities around the world. Most charter firms will require you to have a qualification that is on the list in addition to a VHF license. Anyone from any country, particularly European countries, can have any of the qualifications on the list, and you can skipper a bareboat even if you only have the most basic license specified if you also have adequate sailing experience.

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When is it permissible to depart Croatian territorial seas for chartering? - Generally speaking, most charter firms do not allow chartering outside of Croatian territorial waters. If you intend to sail outside of Croatia's territorial waters, make an inquiry with the charter company so that they can prepare the necessary documentation and licenses. However, international permits come with additional fees, and you must submit to the Croatian customs office as well as the customs office of the country you wish to visit.

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What is the security deposit? - The security deposit is a sum set aside during the reservation process, either in cash or by credit card, to cover any damage to the boat while it is being chartered. It's a security deposit that ensures you'll be held responsible for any harm you do. If no damages are discovered on the yacht or vessel used, the security deposit will be repaid in full at the conclusion of the chartering excursion.

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What is the cost of Marinas and harbor?- Overnight docking in a marina can be expensive compared to other places, however this is likely due to Croatia's popularity as a sailing destination. In Croatia, marina berth charges are normally based on monohull overall length, while catamaran mooring fees are typically twice as expensive as monohull mooring fees. In general, pricing for a boat of roughly 43 feet run from 50 to 70 euros per day. The majority of anchorages and harbors, on the other hand, are free.

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Is it possible to reserve a spot in a marina ahead of time? - Unfortunately, there is no way to reserve a marina or a parking spot in Croatia ahead of time. If you want to berth at a certain marina and you think it could be full, get there early, preferably before midday. During the off-season, however, docking and berthing are usually not a problem.

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What does the charter fee cover? - The charter fee covers the vessel's rental, bed linens, safety and navigation equipment, dock fees for the vessel's departure and return locations, insurance, and VAT (all taxes). Bath/beach towels are available for an additional price, while some charter firms include them in the charter fee. Make certain to seek advice ahead of time.

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When do you check in and when do you check out? - In peak season, check-in is usually after 17 hours, so you may be through with paperwork by mid-day but the boat will most likely be ready later that afternoon. During low season, the boat may be ready early, allowing for an earlier check-in. Check out is between 8 and 9 a.m. on Friday afternoons or Saturday mornings.

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Is it feasible to rent the boat for a limited time? - Normally, a boat is chartered for a week from Saturday to Saturday, and chartering a boat for a shorter amount of time is not possible, especially during peak season. However, during low seasons, this may be possible, but you should be aware that even if you receive a short-term offer, you may be compelled to pay on a weekly basis.

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Do I have to pay for the Skipper's food? - Yes, their meals are not included in the charter charge, so whether you're eating on the boat or at a restaurant, you must provide them with food. This does not, however, imply that you must bring them along every time you go out to eat. You can give them money to eat in typical restaurants and sort themselves out.

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Can we bring our tiny children on board, and what can we do to ensure that they are safe? - Children can be welcomed on board with little extra planning and safety precautions. The type of boat is the first consideration, and a catamaran is highly recommended because it is more suitable for children. They have a lot of space inside, which means the kids will have lots of room to play, a fly deck, and it will be easy to get in and out of the water. The next step is to inquire with the yacht agency about the possibility of adding a child safety net. Most companies will do this for free if you notify them in advance, but some may demand a fee. The same is true for life vests, please check with your boat business to ensure you aren't being overcharged.

A brand new, 33-meter-long custom-made luxury motor sailing yacht to meet all of your expectations and hopes for a relaxing on-board vacation. With its high-quality steel hull and handcrafted teak deck, this yacht truly epitomizes the family's 70-year shipping tradition. Interior design is temporary and stylish, with the goal of providing a relaxing and comfortable environment.

Enjoy the fully equipped lounge area, which has a homey feel to it. The sundeck with large cushioned area, Jacuzzi, and outside shower, as well as the shaded rear deck set up for al fresco dining, are the highlights of this yacht. On board, indulge your senses with exceptional gastronomy. Allow our crew to look after you with their professional, discreet, yet warm and welcoming attitude.

Guest cabins configuration • 1 Master Cabin-cabin with double bed (200*200 cm). Private bathroom with shower box and home toilet. • 1 Vip Cabin-cabin with double bed (200*200 cm). Private bathroom with shower box and home toilet. • 2 Double Cabins-cabin with double bed (190*200 cm). Private bathroom with shower box and home toilet. • 2 Twin Cabins-cabin with twin bed (2 x 95*200 cm) convertible to Double bed • Each of the cabins has wardrobe, 24 V/220 electricity, hair dryers, its own en-suite bathroom home type with shampoo, toilet paper, soap, shower box. • Beach towels: 1 per person per day • Bathroom towels: 2 towels per day • Additional beach or bathroom towels: on request • Bedding info: bed linen is included in price • Unlimited Air-condition is included in the price. Interior • Air conditioning throughout guest and crew areas • Lounge area with TV, DVD,USB, bluetooth (wireless) speakers • Wi-Fi mobile internet connection • Separate crew quarters • Main Saloon combines a spacious and luxury dining area with an elegant bar and lounge seating area • Kitchen galley features all necessary equipment – including ovens, grill, refrigerators and deep freezers. ice makers, espresso machine Deck • The aft deck has cushioned platform, hard top shade, dining seating for 12 • The front deck also has comfortable seating area • The sundeck with large Jacuzzi surrounded by cushioned area, sun mattresses, outside shower and two seating areas with coffee tables, all under a lovely shade and masts Leisure equipment • Tender boat with outboard engine • Water ski • Wake board • Jet Ski • Donut • 5x SUP • Kayak • Amateur fishing equipment • Snorkeling equipment • Sun mattresses • TV, DVD/CD player • WiFi • Board games, cards • Telescope Boat rental prices include • Accommodation on the yacht, 6 crew members, wages and food for the crew, fuel for main engines up to 4 hours cruising per day, fuel for 24 hours/day of generator use, Croatian VAT of 13%, complete linen and towels, yacht insurance, service on board, sojourn taxes, yacht cleaning, use of leisure equipment on board, WiFi. APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance) • 30% of charter fee paid with the balance for covering running costs during the charter: food and beverages for the Charter Party, port and marina fees, fuel for tender operated water toys (donut, waterski, wakeboard, *jet ski), national park entrances, custom fees and charter licenses if chartered outside of Croatia, shipping agent’s fees and anything else that guests might need or require while on charter. A strict set of accounts is held by the captain throughout the charter and any funds not spent are refunded to the client in full. APA to be paid in cash on board or as a wire transfer with the last payment to a shipping agent’s account. If APA is to be paid as a wire transfer, commission of 2% for the shipping agent will be deducted from the APA. Remark • To drive a jet ski in Croatia one needs to have a boat driving permit with him/her when on the jet ski. It is forbidden to allow a person to drive a jet ski if one does not have a license with him/her. Equipment List • 220 Volt shore supply con. • 24 Volt electrical system • Air condition • Deck with dining area • Fully Equipment Galley • Fully Navigation Equipment’s • Fully Safety Equipment’s • Hair Dryer • Home Type Toilet • Ice Maker • Indoor Dining • Jacuzzi On Board • Music System in Saloon • Sailing Equipment's • Separate cabins for crew • Sun Mattresses Croatian skippered yacht charter

Just because you can't sail doesn't mean you shouldn't try—especially when you can hire a professional skipper for a once-in-a-lifetime sailing excursion. A Croatia sailing tour with a captain is the most hassle-free and greatest method to explore the Adriatic at your own pace and independently if you want to enjoy a unique sailing experience. It's an unequaled method to appreciate the captivating beauty of Croatia's famous coastline and its 1000 islands.

A skippered charter is a common variation of a bareboat charter in which a professional skipper is hired to oversee all navigational and nautical aspects of the vessel. In general, the captain will accompany you to embarkation and remain onboard for the duration of your charter. Don't worry, they're professional and won't bother you or interrupt your time with family and friends. A skippered boat hire in Croatia is ideal for families, groups of friends, or couples of various sailing skills. Gulet charter Croatia with a captain entails renting a yacht and having a skipper accompany you on your charter vacation.

This type of vacation is ideal if you're just getting started and don't have enough confidence to handle the yacht on your own, don't have a valid sailing license, want to have a trusted captain on board throughout the voyage, or simply want to have a guide and relax while on vacation. Whatever the case may be, having a skipper onboard can greatly enhance your cruising vacation because he will be responsible for everything from the yacht's safety to all areas of sailing and navigation, including docking. So sit back, unwind, and prepare for a fantastic sailing vacation. You can pick how much time you want to spend sailing, lounging, or swimming each day as your skipper sails the yacht. You'll profit much from their insights due to their vast expertise and understanding of innumerable gorgeous islands and the Dalmatian coast.

• The advantages of having a captain on board

Skippers have years or decades of expertise in the charter sector, so they are familiar with most models and types of boats, ensuring the highest level of safety for you and your crew. In high season, for example, marinas may become overcrowded, and a skipper will know the best time to arrive at the marina to ensure you obtain a berth, and in the event of an emergency, they will be well-versed in how to handle the situation. They also have extensive knowledge of Croatian waters, so in addition to providing their nautical talents, a skipper may recommend gorgeous isolated Bays and anchorages off the usual route that will elude unmatched Mediterranean beauty. Skippers can provide you with unequalled information about the islands, the ocean, the winds, the best restaurants, weather forecasts, seabed conditions, and, most importantly, the best marinas to moor at near tourist destinations of interest to you. If you and your crew choose to anchor for the night, the skipper will recommend the safest and best marinas to dock at. Of course, you and your skipper can discuss your preferences for a sailing route or cruising location, and you can even work together to build an itinerary that meets your needs. In other words, they can provide as much or as little expert advice as you like.

You can hire a hostess to assist with keeping the boat clean, preparing simple Croatian food, and making valuable suggestions, depending on your personal needs and the size of your yacht. You must make certain that both the hostess and the skipper have their own berth or cabin onboard. Communicate your dining preferences with your skipper; feel free to invite them if you are dining out, however some may choose to retire to bed early after a hard day of sailing, in which case you might choose to pay their low-cost meal. You can additionally tip your skipper 15-20% of the skipper fee to express your gratitude for their exceptional services.

Skippers are courteous and experienced sailors who have a wealth of local expertise to ensure you get the most out of your sailing trip. They can be as discreet as you want them to be, and you are not obligated to include them in your actions if it makes you feel uncomfortable in any way. If you want to learn to sail, your skipper will gladly engage you as much or as little as you like in sailing the yacht. They take pleasure in passing on their knowledge, enthusiasm, and experience while ensuring that you have a pleasant and peaceful sailing trip. You must pay to moor each night at a harbor, marina, or mooring buoy in Croatia. However, there are several areas where you can moor for free and bring your dinghy ashore. The mooring charge is determined by the location and size of the yacht, and fuel is reasonably inexpensive, ranging from 100 to 150 Euros each week depending on the vessel's size.

• A Croatia skippered gulet charter is ideal for any season and occasion.

Regardless of the occasion, a skippered yacht rental in Croatia is a unique way to celebrate. There will be a yacht to meet your specifications and budget among the large number of magnificent yachts available. A skippered boat charter provides everlasting memories and experiences, whether for a romantic getaway, a honeymoon trip, or a family and friends vacation. Each day of your sailing adventure, wake up at a different beach or bay, as well as a charming town and breathtaking pearly beaches ideal for swimming, diving, and snorkeling in crystal clear, quiet water.

Gulet charter Croatia with a captain lets you to unwind and enjoy the blue Mediterranean waters while the skipper takes the helm, ensuring a relaxing trip. Croatia's stunning coastline offers the ideal setting for a skippered yacht hire, with a wonderful combination of short island hopping and longer periods of open sea sailing. You can go at your own rate, whether you want a gentle and relaxing pace or something more thrilling.

National Park of Krka

Canyons and waterfalls don't seem to belong in the same sentence as sailing, sunbathing, or snorkeling. When it comes to summer vacations in Croatia, they go hand in hand. When visiting Krka National Park, the combination of salty and sweet water sensations is a fantastic fit. If you sail northwest from Split, you'll arrive in Ibenik, where the Krka River joins the Adriatic Sea.

Passing through the old St. Nicholas fortification, which has been guarding Ibenik since the 15th century, affords breathtaking vistas. Following that, one is treated to a spectacular perspective of St. Jacob's Cathedral, which is recognized by UNESCO as a world historic site. Now is the time to sail up the river, following its twists past the steep rock formations that form one of Croatia's most stunning canyons. When the bow of your gullet meets the waters of Prokljan Lake, the river excursion is over. Your captain will stay on the river and anchor the boat in front of Skradin's ancient town.

The Krka National Park can be reached by renting a bike or using a shuttle boat from here. This is where the mountain river Krka carved beautiful travertine barriers and a fantastic waterfall system by flowing through calcite stones. The area is rich in old mills, which showcase not only stunning scenery but also the traditional method of flour production. Those interested in cultural heritage may choose to go up the river to Visovac Island. At 1445, the Franciscans established themselves in this location. Visovac has remained a haven of serenity and prayer throughout the violent history of this region. On the other side, those who appreciate a good bite and a drink can linger in the park's core area and sample the local cuisine on offer. This is how we combine salty and sweet water in a single journey.

Dalmatian Paticada preparation-The celebration on your plate

Many individuals consider nutrition to be more than just an energy source. Some of them make an effort to make each of their meals a celebration. Gastronomy is an inescapable component of our major goal of offering amazing moments to our guests while sailing the Adriatic. All of the meals on our onboard menus are authentic and unique. The Dalmatian paticada would be one of them. It's about a dinner that was only served on our forefathers' plates on rare occasions like birthdays, weddings, Christmas, or other significant holidays.

Because there are as many recipes for Dalmatian paticada as there are grandmothers in Dalmatia, it's a little tricky to explain how to make it. While every chef has their own methods for producing this delicacy, here is the general explanation. Dalmatian paticada is created using beef silverside that has been marinated in a vinegar and wine mixture, as well as chopped onions and herbs. The longer the meat is marinated, the better the flavor and the tenderness of the meat. Bacon, garlic, and carrots are inserted into the meat after it has marinated for (at least) two days.

The paticada will be more flavorful as a result of this. The meat must now be lightly browned on all sides before being cooked for hours, until soft and tender and enveloped by a thick and wonderful sauce. Dalmatian paticada is eaten with potato dumplings, bringing together sweet, sour, and salty flavors in one dish. This delicacy dates back to ancient Greek and Roman periods, and it has been refined and improved over the ages in Dalmatia. Nowadays, it is a source of pride for every chef, and the recipe is passed down down the generations. May your sailing vacation in Dalmatia not end without a taste of paticada.

Authentic and pristine Croatia

When you return home with pleasant recollections of experiencing something unique and unlike any other destination, your visit to Croatia becomes even more valuable. There are a plethora of guidebooks on the market that will teach you about unique and remarkable locations. If you compare them, you'll notice that they all tell the same narrative. As a result, utilizing your skipper's local knowledge will enhance the value of your sailing holidays in Croatia. Not to mention the fact that you must trust them in the first place because they are in charge of your floating dwellings, and your life is literally in their hands.

• One of the places that should be on their lists of places to visit is Stončica bay at the island of Vis.

It's about a harbor with a gorgeous lighthouse on its cape that leads to a wonderful sandy beach on Vis' mainland. All winds except northerlies are well shielded in the harbor, and the anchor holds well. The bay's waters are clear and blue, but as you go closer to the beach, they turn green and yellow. A beach volleyball match sounds like a wonderful idea if you want to stretch your muscles after a day of leisurely sunbathing on your yacht's deck and pleasant swimming.

After a match in a nearby tavern, the winners enjoy all the glory, while the losers are about to pay for the drink. As the best comes last, an authentic meal at Stonica would be the cherry on top of your day. The tavern near the shore provides many memorable experiences. It is run by three brothers who divide the responsibilities among themselves. One is in charge of catching the fish, another is a winemaker, and the third is in charge of the fireplace and the other two brothers. Aside from the grilled catch of the day, the outstanding locally bred lamb on the grill is a must-try.

Start with homemade prut (Dalmatian air-dried ham) and salted sardines, then go on to risotto and finish with the griller tidbits mentioned before. Stonica's wine, as well as the vegetables and other ingredients offered, are all grown just behind the bar. The fact that there is no internet or mobile phone service signal at the bar is probably the best aspect of the narrative since it allows one to really appreciate the beauty of this bay.

Central Dalmatia Route: Split – Split • Day 1-Saturday: Split-Milna - Your embarkation is at 5:00 PM in Split. • Day 2-Sunday: Milna-Hvar - Today you will sail to the sunniest island on the Adriatic – Island Hva • Day 3-Monday:Hvar-Vis - As it will be usual these days, after breakfast served in surrounding of untouched nature you will sail to your next location – island Vis. • Day 4-Tuesday: Vis – Korcula - Today you will have a few extra hours of sailing in the morning but it will be worth of it as you are going to visit town of Korčula on the island with the same name. • Day 5-Wednesday: Korcula-Jelsa - Today, after some longer ride from Korčula, you will anchor near the picturesque village of Jelsa. • Day 6-Thursday: Jelsa-Pucisca - You will leave Jelsa around 9:00 AM just after the breakfast and find another beautiful bay to enjoy your day of relaxation. • Day 7-Friday: Pucisca-Omis - Today you will visit Omiš, charming little town situated on the month of river Cetina into the Adriatic Sea. • Day 8-Saturday:Omis-Split South Dalmatia Route: Dubrovnik-Dubrovnik • Day 1-Saturday: Dubrovnik-Sipan - Your embarkation is at 5:00 PM • Day 2-Sunday:Sipan-Korcula • Day 3-Monday:Korcula-Lastovo • Day 4-Tuesday-Lastovo-Hvar • Day 5-Wednesday:Hvar-Peljesac • Day 6-Thursday:Peljesac-Mljet • Day 7-Friday:Mljet-Dubrovnik (OR ZATON) • Day 8-Saturday:Dubrovnik Dalmatia One Way Route-Dubrovnik • Day 1-Saturday:Split-Milna (Islan Brac) - Your embarkation is at 5:00 PM in Split. • Day 2-Sunday:Milna-Hvar - Today you will sail to the sunniest island on the Adriatic – Island Hvar • Day 3-Monday:Hvar-Vis - As it will be usual these days, after breakfast served in surrounding of untouched nature you will sail to your next location – island Vis • Day 4-Tuesday:Vis – Korcula - Today you will have a few extra hours of sailing in the morning but it will be worth of it as you are going to visit town of Korčula on the island with the same name. • Day 5-Wednesday: Korcula-Mjet - Mljet, the island you are about to visit today, is just an hour and a half of sailing away from Korčula. • Day 6-Thursday:Mljet-Sipan - After Mljet you will explore another piece of paradise – Elafiti islands • Day 7-Friday:Sipan-Dubrovnik - Long time ago famous writer George Bernard Shaw wrote: ““Those who seek paradise on earth should come to see Dubrovnik.” • Day 8-Saturday:Dubrovnik North Dalmatian Route: Split-Zadar-Split • Day 1-Saturday:Split-Trogir - Embarkation is at 5:00 PM in Split. • Day 2-Sunday:Trogir-Sibenik - After breakfast you will sail out to Skradin. • Day 3- Monday: Sibel-NP Kornati - After breakfast you will sail out to the National Park Kornati (4h navigation). • Day 4-Tuesday:NP Kornati-Zadar • Day 5-Wednesday:Zadar-Murter • Day 6-Thursday:Zadar-Rogoznica • Day 7-Friday:Murter-Solta