High class boat for reservation in Cres, Croatia

We are your dependable partner where you can rent boats at the best prices and make the most of your vacation. Visit numerous beaches that can only be reached by boat, such as Sv. Bla, Blue Cave, and Grabrovica, or simply let the adventure take you to Loinj or Istria.

Spend your vacation on one of Croatia's finest yachts. You can charter a boat from a specific location for a specific time period. If you want to rent a boat in Croatia, look no further! We are a Croatian charter company that opens the door to a world of limitless possibilities. The best way to appreciate the natural beauty of this area is to rent a boat. We rent boats by the day and by the week, with or without a skipper. View our boat selection, features, and rental rates. To schedule your appointment, please contact us as soon as possible.

Blue Cave Croatia

Not only is the Blue Cave one of the world's most unique natural phenomena, but this bright and beryl attraction on Bisevo island is destined to be the highlight of your Croatian vacation. Mother Nature's magnificent work, this cerulean oasis is so unique because it was formed by seawater eroding limestone, the rock Bievo island is entirely composed of. Because of the sunlight's reflection off the white seabed, which creeps through the opening of a vault at the top of the cave, a mesmerizing blue hue fills its capacity. The Blue Cave was only recently opened to the public, but it has quickly established itself as a Croatian hotspot.

If you're planning a trip to the Croatian coast in the summer, one of the Dalmatian islands is a must-see. You can design your ideal vacation, whether you seek solitude and peace or want to party your way around Split's archipelago. This post is intended to guide those of you who are looking for a nature adventure and will not help the thirsty partygoers in the group. Even if you are, we recommend that you continue reading. Consider the following scenario: you're on vacation in Dalmatia, specifically in Split, the region's capital. If you've already explored the historic city center, which includes the ancient and UNESCO-protected Diocletian's Palace, the 'green lungs of Split' (also known as Marjan hill), bustling beaches, bars, and boutiques, the next item on your "to do list" should be a visit to the Blue Cave.

Grab a physical map of Croatia (available for free at any tourist information office or most hotel/hostel/private accommodation receptions), or pull up a map on your smartphone, and look at the coast – there are over a thousand islands, and you get to explore one of them. If you're researching the Blue Cave ahead of time, you should know that the Blue Cave you'll be sailing to is on Bisevo island, not Cres island in northwestern Croatia. Now that we're all looking in the same direction, let's get into the specifics of the Blue Cave.

But first, some background information. Looking at your map, you'll notice that the closest island to Split is Olta, followed by Bra, Hvar, Vis, and a small island southwest of Vis called Bisevo. Yes, you guessed it – the Blue cave's home. This may appear to be a long way from your home base in Split, but don't worry – there are hundreds of quick and easy speedboat tours that will whisk you away from Split and back in a day. Moving on to logistics, a speedboat ride from Split to the Blue Cave takes approximately one hour and 45 minutes, though this ride is not nearly as long as it sounds. Remember how you're on a speedboat cruising around Croatia's coast

When you arrive at Bievo island, disembark the speedboat and the skipper will give you your cave entrance ticket. Only small wooden boats are permitted to take you inside, and once inside, you'll understand why.

Grabrovica

Europe / Zagreb is the local time zone, with a UTC offset of 2 hours. There are 11 airports in the vicinity of Grabrovica, four of which are larger. Pula Airport is the closest airport in Croatia, located 20 miles (32 kilometers) to the west. Other than airports, there are other modes of transportation available. Several Unesco World Heritage Sites are nearby. The nearest heritage site in Croatia is Episcopal Complex of the Euphrasian Basilica in the Historic Centre of Pore, which is 41 miles (or 65 kilometers) to the north-west.

Our Boat

It's the ZAR of records: (pleasant 8 front running seats, a double double bed, 8 peaks to stow products, and a variety of unusual seat/sun bathing bed/bed/table combinations.) This boat has revolutionized the rubber dinghies concept; in under 5.35 meters, it incorporates all of the "ZAR project's" advances. Ideal for a family who wants to spend delightful days (and nights) on the water, the ZAR 53 is ideal for all purposes. It can accommodate high-performance motors (140 HP) or moderate motors (70 HP) with no drawbacks for pleasant sailing.

It transports ten people and has a fuel capacity of 130 liters and a water capacity of 60 liters under the walk floor without compromising passenger or peak space. Everything has been designed and constructed to provide maximum comfort. The hull is as deep and long as many larger boats', and it provides comfortable sailing on the waves, stable tacking, and agility, all of which are unique in their class (and in the ones above). The ZAR 53 is a one-of-a-kind rubber boat due to its line elegance and functional design.

VTR two-seater drive console with front seat, peak under driver's seat, stainless steel rudder and handrail, single cable steering, windshield, 2 separate indoor compartments, waterproof doors, anatomic driver's seat for two allowing semi-seated driving; horizontally pivoted backrest and cushion for driver's seat; stainless steel ladder with dashboard on VTR; 4 bollards and 4 handrails made of stainless steel; stainless steel anchor winch made of stainless steel (Closed cell expanded polyurethane is used for all cushions.) White/grey carbon type upholstery, sport driving wheel, n° 3 bow backrest cushions, swim platforms, fuel tank, switch panel, and hydraulic steering are all improvements over the classic ZAR 53.

OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT • Stainless steel tank of about 130 lt. • Tank installation in accordance with EC standards • Reticular polyethylene fuel tank of about 130 lt. • Reticular polyethylene fuel tank installation in accordance with EC standards • Fiberglass roll-bar • Overturning stainless steel roll-bar • Roll-bar installation with running lights, anchorage lights, horn and wiring • Beacon ready installed on roll-bar/console • Electric panel • Left stern deck with folding ladder • Right stern deck • Auxiliary engine support • Prow sunbed extension with limber board and table legs • “Stand up” cushion • Total night cover • Partial night cover • Console cover • Seat cover • Shower Complete with surge tank, tank in prow, outdoor embarkation and installation • Complete dingy hauling belt kit for launch/accommodation • Anchor windlass installed with motor, cable, chain and double controls (in console and anchor housing) • Special cover for electrical anchor winch installation • Prow stuffing (n 3 piece) • Wake board kit complete with counter plates • Flexi-teak for cockpit • Flexi-teak installation • Felix teak for the bridges • Nautical camping tent • Sunroof 3 arch • Rear telescopic sun-cover for roll-bar • Prow sunroof (rear telescopic sun-cover extension) • Side canopy (1) for telescopic sun-cover Prices Off Season 01/05 – 31/05 - 196 01/10 – 30/10 – 196 Low Season 01/06 – 30/06 - 230 06/09 – 30/09 - 230 High Season 01/07 – 05/09 – 253