Unforgettable voyage on sailing yacht in Trogir, Croatia

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We have over 50 high-quality sailing yachts and catamarans available for group and individual rentals, with or without a skipper. Do you require assistance in determining the best boat for you? Please contact us and we will make recommendations for boats and sailing routes in Croatia. Free one-way sailing between Trogir and Dubrovnik.

Croatia is a country rich in natural beauty, and no matter where you go on vacation, you'll always find something that will simply amaze you. Dalmatia – "coast of thousand islands" – owns the longest stretch of Croatia's beautiful coast. The Dalmatian coast has already become a geographical term as well as a symbol of beauty. It has a jagged coastline, islands, islets, reefs, peninsulas and bays, marine channels, and mountain chains that run for miles along it. Cities along the coast, with their rich cultural heritage and beautiful architecture in a variety of styles, are a source of wonder, joy, and inspiration. This never fully utilized gift of God and fruit of diligent human hands is complemented, but not completed, by rich Mediterranean and subtropical vegetation.

Summers are hot, with many sunny days, and winters are mild and rainy. Ideal for sailing! July and August are the warmest months, with air temperatures ranging from 25° C to 35° C (77° F to 95° F) and sea temperatures reaching 28° C (83° F). Rain is uncommon at this time of year, which is considered the height of the tourist season. The Croatian Adriatic is one of the sunniest coastlines in the world, with an average of 2,400 to 2,800 sunny hours per year.

A valid nautical and VHF license is required for at least one person on the sailing yacht. Port Authorities in Croatia issue navigational and VHF licenses. If you have a license from another country, please check to see if it is valid in Croatian territorial waters. If you do not wish to hire a skipper, you must send us copies of your licenses in advance in order to confirm your booking. You must also have the originals on board. A certified crew list is required on board, in addition to a navigational and VHF license. We will obtain this document for you once you have provided us with all necessary information and will present it to you at the time of check-in.

One-way routes Trogir-Dubrovnik & Dubrovnik-Trogir are certainly the best way to visit the nicest places along the southern Adriatic in only one sailing week. You will start your sailing trip in one Adriatic pearl, and finish it in another. On the way between them, you will see wonderful Mediterranean islands, peninsulas and bays.

Both Trogir and Dubrovnik are historical towns worth visiting because of their stone beauty and abundance of historical stories. The old town of Trogir was founded by ancient Greeks and it is located on a small island between the mainland and the island of Čiovo, only 10 minutes far from the ACI marina Trogir where our boats are located.

The old town of Dubrovnik is not necessary to describe: it is the most popular touristic destination in Croatia, with its medieval walls and fortresses, and a lot of cultural events. When you start or finish your sailing trip in Dubrovnik, it means that you will need to come to ACI marina Dubrovnik, in Komolac, which is only 15 minutes far from the old town of Dubrovnik, and we hope that you will have few hours to visit the beautiful Dubrovnik.

Sailing distance between Trogir and Dubrovnik is cca. 115 nm, and we suggest to organize your trip in the way that every day you need to cross the planned route. If you start your trip from Trogir, our suggested route is following: Trogir – island of Šolta (Šešula bay) – island of Hvar (Sv. Nedjelja) – Pelješac peninsula (Orebić) – island of Mljet (Prožura or Okuklje, with the national park Mljet) – Elafiti islands (Kobaš or Jakljan) – ACI marina Dubrovnik.

Our clients have recognized the advantages of the one-way route and they confirm many one-way bookings. When we need to return boats to their home bases, we don’t charge clients for one-way fees, and these special one way offers are called ONE WAY FREE OF CHARGE offers.

Marina ACI Trogir is located on the island of Iovo's northern coast. Between the Trogir bridge and Cape Ubrijan, facing Trogir. On land, it has 162 berths and 35 boat spots. Water and power are available at all berths. There is a reception area, an exchange office, a restaurant, toilets and showers, a launderette, a grocery store, a repair shop, a 10 t crane, a parking lot, and an ACI charter base. The gas station is located at the marina's western end.

How to reach us - Split international airport, only 6 km from Trogir, links this area with entire Europe. Frequent ferry lines connect Split (25 km) with Rijeka and Dubrovnik, as well as with Ancona, Pescara and Bari in Italy.

Trogir's beautiful old town is located on an island between the mainland and Iovo Island. The sea is only 2 meters deep in the channel north of town, and it gets even shallower as one travels further north (1 m). Over this channel, the town is connected to the mainland by a solid bridge, while it is connected to iovo Island, where the ACI marina is located, by a bascule-bridge (2.40 m high) that no longer opens. Approach to the port from the west, between iovo Island and elice reef, is possible for boats that cannot pass under the bascule-bridge. The green lighthouse on Cape Ubrijan (43°30,7' N 16°14,6' E) is a good landmark. The path is marked with red and green arrows for those approaching from the east.

We provide you with a fantastic and one-of-a-kind opportunity to sail along the beautiful Adriatic coast between our two bases in Trogir and Dubrovnik, where we have our own offices with staff and boat maintenance. Whether you want to travel from Trogir to Dubrovnik or the other way around, this is a unique way to explore a large portion of the Adriatic coast and islands. In addition, we frequently have Special "One Way" free of charge offers, in which case you can bring your sailing yacht back to home base without incurring any additional charges. Please contact us if you require any additional information.

With the beginning of the sailing season, begin also the last-minute discounts. Our definition of the last-minute booking is that it is the booking confirmed within only five weeks before charter.

It is never sure which boats will be available in the last-minute period, but it is sure that you will get the best deals! It pays to be informed about our last-minute offers because it is possible to get up to 35% discount. The best way to be familiar with our last-minute offer is to receive our weekly newsletters and to check our website.

46-foot Bavaria Cruiser Many experienced private boat owners, as well as a large number of charter companies, have praised the practicality, robust construction, and ease of handling of sails and deck equipment of the Bavaria Cruiser 46. The boat's operation is thus simple and intuitive, and the bow thruster improves maneuverability when entering or leaving crowded harbors. The Bavaria Cruiser 46 is one of the top three most popular yachts for charter in Croatia and Europe. She is a true home away from home in the Mediterranean, with plenty of space both on and below deck and excellent maneuverability under power and sail. The ideal sailing yacht for a large group or a family.

"European Yacht of the Year 2015," the jury declared. That, we say, comes as no surprise! That is because it is difficult to find another sailing yacht in its class that offers more space, more comfort, and more luxury if desired, while also being this easy to handle. One unique feature: if you want to make four cabins out of the three-cabin version, the large forward cabin can be converted into two smaller cabins in just a few steps. Like everything from BAVARIA, it's clever and innovative.

The yacht of your dreams, with endless possibilities and incredible space. The CRUISER 46, whether with three or four cabins, is a best-seller. The design of the saloon on their CRUISER 46 is entirely up to the individual owner. Even while still in the shipyard, this boat is brimming with options. A foldable saloon seat provides extra storage space as well as seating for guests at the saloon table. The saloon table's chart table function allows you to spread out numerous charts, while the map and bookshelf can store a library of harbor guides. If you are unsure how many cabins you will require, you can make use of BAVARIA's unique flexible bulkhead system. Wood panels and doors divide the main cabin into two spacious separate cabins in just a few simple steps. However, whether you have three or four cabins, each cabin on a CRUISER 46 has a lot of storage space in the lockers and under the bunks.

Relax with your family or go on a cruise with your friends. The CRUISER 46 is the ideal size for short or long trips. The BAVARIA CRUISER 46 provides nothing but pure sailing pleasure, which can be shared with close friends or family. In addition to all of the creature comforts on board, the CRUISER 46 provides another significant benefit: a healthy dose of performance combined with safety. The boat's double rudder blades ensure this. With these, you can enjoy the thrill of sailing in any weather and on any course. At higher speeds, you can sometimes let the wind blow your hair back in the massive cockpit area. In the water, the CRUISER 46 is stable.