Renting a new 4-cabin sailboat in Croatia will cost you about 5.000 euros within the main sailing season. In June or September between 3.000 and 4.500€.
With low winds, dry Mediterranean climate and numerous densely scattered islands preventing the waves from getting choppy, Croatian coast provides one of safest sailing grounds in Europe ensuring easy island hopping ideal for beginners or a family yacht vacation.
To charter a bareboat yacht in Croatia requires nautical international certificate of competence (ICC) and a VHF radio license. Please check here if the certificate issued from your country is competent for independent sailing within Croatian territorial waters.
You can expcect prices anywhere between 6.500 and 7.500 euros per week in high charter season and 4.000 to 6.000€ in shoulder season (June and September). Including:
Food and beverages during your yacht charter are not included.
The cost for Croatian skipper varies between 150 and 200 euros per day and mostly depends on the boat length & size. Captain's fee for 45-foot sailing ycaht is 1.190€ per week, for sailing catamarans from 1.260€ weekly.
The most common types of yacht for rent in Croatia are sailing boats and cruising catamarans. These are popular models and brands you can rent for a week in Croatia.
Official sailing season in Croatia runs between April and late October. That is when the weather at the Croatian coast is pleasant and sunny with soothing moderate winds assuring perfect sailing conditions in a relaxing Adriatic ambiance. Weather character for each month below:
The average price to rent catamaran in Zadar Croatia is 6.000 euros per week within the peak charter months (July, August). In shoulder season (June and September) between 4.000 and 5.500€.
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These are 8 of the best islands you should sail to during your yacht charter holidays in Croatia