Mediterranean
Yacht charter in Croatia
A thousand islands along the Dalmatian coast.
Why Croatia
Short hops, endless discoveries
Croatia's coastline is one of the most indented in Europe, with more than a thousand islands. Distances are short, the water is clear and every evening ends in a charming stone harbour.
Between Split and Dubrovnik you'll find lively Hvar, wild Vis, medieval Korčula and the national park of Mljet: a perfect one-way week by yacht.
- Best season
- May – October
- Ideal for
- Groups of friends, culture lovers
- Embark
- Split, Dubrovnik
- Suggested length
- 7 days
Highlights
Unmissable in Croatia
From medieval walls to blue caves.
Hvar & the Pakleni Islands
Glamorous Hvar town and the pine-covered islets in front of it.
Vis & the Blue Cave
A once-forbidden military island with wild coves; the Blue Cave of Biševo is nearby.
Korčula
A walled medieval town on its own peninsula, said to be Marco Polo's birthplace.
Mljet National Park
Saltwater lakes, forests and a Benedictine monastery on an islet.
Dubrovnik
The Pearl of the Adriatic, best admired from the water.
Kornati National Park
Further north, a stark and beautiful archipelago of almost 90 islands.
What a yacht charter in Croatia costs
Our charters in Croatia usually cost around €35,000 per week for a crewed catamaran and from around €60,000 for larger yachts. Taxes are always shown separately, so the total is clear; the APA for running costs is usually 25–35% of the charter fee.
Sample itinerary
Seven days from Split to Dubrovnik
A one-way route through central and southern Dalmatia. It can also be sailed in reverse.
- Day 1Split to Brač
Embark in Split and anchor near Bol's famous Zlatni Rat beach.
- Day 2Hvar & Pakleni
Swim among the Pakleni islets and spend the evening in Hvar town.
- Day 3Vis & Biševo
Early visit to the Blue Cave, then the wild coves of Vis.
- Day 4Korčula
Explore the old town and taste the local white wines.
- Day 5Mljet
Cycle or walk around the lakes of the national park.
- Day 6Elaphiti Islands
Šipan and Lopud, quiet islands just before Dubrovnik.
- Day 7Dubrovnik
Walk the city walls before disembarking.
Charter fleet
Yachts for a Croatia charter
Ask us for availability: we select yachts based in Split and Dubrovnik.
Motor yachtAlexandra
Eastern MediterraneanBenetti · 2002
- Length50 m
- Guests12
- Cabins7
- Built2002
From €180,000 / week
Sailing yachtBarracuda Valletta
Eastern MediterraneanCustom Perini Navi · 2009
- Length50 m
- Guests10
- Cabins5
- Built2009
From €185,000 / week
Motor yachtAdri
Eastern MediterraneanCustom, Radez · 2024
- Length45.50 m
- Guests12
- Cabins6
- Built2024
From €115,000 / week
Motor yachtNorth Wind
Eastern MediterraneanCustom, Sokmen Kardesler · 2023
- Length43.99 m
- Guests10
- Cabins5
- Built2023
From €73,500 / week
Sailing yachtFancy
Western Mediterranean · Eastern MediterraneanSwan 108 · 2023
- Length32.92 m
- Guests9
- Cabins4
- Built2023
From €115,000 / week
Motor yachtPrimus
Eastern MediterraneanSL96 Asymmetric, San Lorenzo · 2025
- Length29.06 m
- Guests11
- Cabins5
- Built2025
From €89,000 / week
Partner fleet
More yachts in Croatia
Through our network of trusted owners and central agents we can offer many more crewed yachts here. Tell us your dates and we will send a shortlist with rates.
Request a shortlistQuestions
Croatia yacht charter FAQ
When is the best time for a yacht charter in Croatia?
From May to October. June and September are ideal for warm water and quieter harbours; July and August are the liveliest months.
Is a one-way charter possible in Croatia?
Yes, Split to Dubrovnik (or the reverse) is one of the most popular one-way routes. A relocation fee may apply.
Is Croatia suitable for families?
Very. Short distances, sheltered water and safe harbours make Croatia one of the easiest destinations for families.
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Plan your Croatia charter
Tell us your dates and your group: we will propose the yacht and the route through the Dalmatian islands.
- A personal reply within 24 hours
- A shortlist of audited yachts, with honest advice
- No obligation, no hidden fees
