SUN ODYSSEY 389 - The interior
What is included in sailboat charter?
- dinghy with outboard engine
- bed linen, gas, bathroom towels
- bimini top cover for shade and sprayhood
- Wi-Fi connection on board
OPTIONAL EXTRAS:
- skipper 180€/day plus food
- local tourist tax and permit 1.35€/day/person
- fuel for the yacht approx. 70€/week
- deposit for sailboat 1.300€ - 2.000€ (refundable if no damages)
Spacious cockpit
Large and bright salon
L-shaped galley and cosy bedrooms
SUN ODYSSEY 389 - The exterior
Best option to rent bareboat yachts in Dubrovnik are in ACI Komolac marina. Here you can find plenty Croatia yacht charter operators with well-maintained boats available for renting.
Sailboat rental inclusioins:
- fully equipped sailing yacht with 3 cabins
- end cleaning, bedding, gas, towels
- dinghy with outboard engine
- Wi-Fi connection aboard.
What are the Extras?
- Croatian skipper 180€ per day (payable at spot)
- tourist tax 1.35€/day/person
- fuel app. 70€/week
- port and marina fees
- deposit for yacht 1.300€-1.500€ (refundable)
For sailing in Croatian territorial waters, at least one of the crew members must have a nautical international certificate of competence (ICC) and a VHF radio license. Please check here if your certificate is competent for chartering a bareboat in Croatia.
On average you can expect the fuel cost between 50€ and 100€ per week on a 40-foot sailing boat and about 150€ for a 50-foot sailing yacht.
In Dubrovnik the most popular boats that you can rent for a week are catamarans and sailboats. You can hire sailing yacht in Dubrovnik bareboat, with skipper or fully crewed.
Renting a sailing yacht will cost you less then chartering a catamaran in Dubrovnik. Expect lower costs on marinas, fuel and port fees when you rent a sailboat in Croatia.
The average price of a catamaran rental in Dubrovnik is 8.000 euros per week in summer charter period and about 6.000€ in June or September.
- DAY 1: Dubrovnik – Šipan island
- DAY 2: Šipan - Mljet national park (Pomena)
- DAY 3: Pomena – Korčula island (Lumbarda bay)
- DAY 4: Korčula - Lastovo wildlife park
- DAY 5: Lastovo – Pelješac (Trstenik bay)
- DAY 6: Pelješac - Ston (Kobaš bay)
- DAY 7: Ston – Lopud island – Dubrovnik home port
- National park Mljet - the perfect fusion of fragrant landscapes, lush-green forests and secluded coves
- Island Lastovo - the place where traditional hospitality meets topmost Dalmatian cuisine in intact natural surroundings
- Korčula - this island is much more than just the birth place of Marco Polo. Impressive cultural heritage and remarkable biodiversity, blend into a unique harmony of picturesque welcoming ports.
The fastest option is a regular Krilo catamaran ferry. The line runs every day during the summer and it only takes about 4 hours to get you from one place to another. This is best chance if you wish to explore both these beautiful Dalmatian cities.
Yacht charters in Split offer more options for bareboat rentals than the charters in Dubrovnik. That is why Krilo line is the most comfortable transport for our clients that book their Croatia sailing holiday in UNESCO world heritage sites either in Split or Trogir old town.
