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Croatia
Explore Croatia Beyond the Coastline
Where every island reveals a new side of the Adriatic.
From ancient stone towns and emerald coves to national parks dotted with waterfalls, Croatia offers one of the world’s most varied sailing playgrounds. The Dalmatian Coast — home to islands like Hvar, Brač, Vis, Korčula, and Mljet — blends history, nature, and crystal-clear waters in a way few destinations can match.
A Croatia yacht charter lets you anchor beside medieval ports, swim in secluded bays, and wander UNESCO-listed old towns such as Dubrovnik, Trogir, and Split. Dubrovnik, famously known as King’s Landing from Game of Thrones, adds an extra layer of cinematic magic to your journey.
With over 1,200 islands, only a fraction inhabited, Croatia is made for exploring by sea — yet most visitors experience only the mainland. Sailing lets you reach the hidden coves, quiet beaches, and charming island villages that remain off-limits to land travelers.
Reasons to visit
Iconic Medieval Towns
Experience UNESCO-listed towns like Dubrovnik, Split, and Hvar right from the water.
Game of Thrones Coastlines
Explore Dubrovnik, Split, and Šibenik — iconic filming locations that bring the world of Game of Thrones to life by sea.
Effortless Island-Hopping
1,200+ islands, calm seas, and short distances make Croatia a sailor’s dream.
Crystal-Clear Adriatic Waters
PristinetTurquoise bays, natural swimming coves, and beaches accessible only by yacht.
Best time to visit
May – June: Warm days, quieter marinas, blooming landscapes, and excellent early-season pricing.
July – August: Peak season — lively towns, buzzing nightlife in Hvar, the warmest water, and the highest demand for yacht charters.
September – October: A favourite for sailors — mild weather, calmer conditions, fewer crowds, and more relaxed prices.
Cabin Charters
South Dalmatia Sail Share
ACI Marina Dubrovnik, Croatia
8 days, 7 nights
half board
Dubrovnik, Sipan, Mljet, Korčula, Ston, Olipa, Dubrovnik
$1,400
from
per person for double occupancy
Kornati Sail Share
Šibenik, Croatia
8 days, 7 nights
half board
Šibenik, Skadin, Kornati, Telascica Park, Sali, Žirje, Zaton
$1,400
from
per person for double occupancy
Trogir & Central Dalmatian Islands
Seget Donji, Trogir, Croatia
8 days, 7 nights
full board
Trogir, Palmizana, Vis, Bisevo, Hvar, Stari Grad, Trogir
$1,950
from
per person for double occupancy
Dubrovnik-Split Adriatic Discovery
Dubrovnik Port, Croatia
8 days, 7 nights
half board
Dubrovnik, Slano, Otok Mlje, Korčula, Vis, Hvar, Šibenik, Split
$2,400
from
per person for double occupancy
Split-Dubrovnik Adriatic Discovery
Split/Šibenik, Croatia
8 days, 7 nights
half board
Split, Šibenik, Hvar, Vis, Korčula, Otok Mljet, Slano, Dubrovnik
$2,400
from
per person for double occupancy
Private Yacht Charters
Lagoon 42
6
guests
2
crew
42
ft
all inclusive rate
$15,000 - $24,000
per week
Sailing Yacht
12
guests
4
crew
80
ft
all inclusive rate
$32,700 - $50,750
per week
Lagoon 52
8
guests
2
crew
52
ft
all inclusive rate
$22,000 - $41,500
per week
S/Y Corsario
12
guests
9
crew
157
ft
all inclusive rate
$129,900 - $157,700
per week
Aquila 54
8
guests
3
crew
54
ft
all inclusive rate
$40,000 - $54,000
per week
M/Y Queen Eleganza
34
guests
10
crew
160
ft
all inclusive rate
$169,000 - $186,000
per week
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Quick facts
Croatia at a Glance
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Croatian
Tipping Customs: 10–15% appreciated in restaurants if service isn’t included; on yachts, tipping 10–15% of the charter base is standard.
Popular Drink: Rakija (local fruit spirit)
Must Try: Fresh Adriatic seafood, black risotto, and Pag cheese
Power: Type C & F plugs, 230 V
Population: ~4 million
International Visitors: approx. 17.4 million (2024)
Fun Fact: Croatia has more than 1,200 islands, yet fewer than 50 are inhabited — making it ideal for a sailing holiday.
