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Lagoon 560 | Cool Change
Year 2015
Cabins 4
People 12
Air conditioning
Dinghy
Generator
67 people are also interested
Price for 4 days
− 8%5,970 €
5,463 €
Gulet | Summer Princess
Year 1992
Cabins 5
People 12
Air conditioning
Dinghy
Generator
Price for 3 days
6,386 €
Lagoon 560 | Cool Breeze
Year 2015
Cabins 4
People 12
Air conditioning
Dinghy
Generator
68 people are also interested
Price for 6 days
− 10%18,135 €
16,367 €
Gulet | Croatia
Year 1998
Cabins 7
People 16
Air conditioning
Price for 7 days
− 5%29,000 €
27,550 €
Luxury Sailing Yacht | Alessandro I
Year 2011
Cabins 5
People 12
Snorkel sets
Air conditioning
Free WiFi
41 people are also interested
Price for 7 days
− 5%67,800 €
64,410 €
Motoryacht | Maxita
Year 2024
Cabins 6
People 14
Air conditioning
37 people are also interested
Price for 7 days
− 5%88,140 €
83,733 €
Motoryacht | Karizma
Year 2016
Cabins 18
People 38
Dinghy
Price for 7 days
− 5%89,000 €
84,550 €
Motoryacht | Freedom
Year 2019
Cabins 11
People 24
Air conditioning
Dinghy
Price for 7 days
− 5%180,800 €
171,760 €
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Croatia is the densest charter cruising ground on the Adriatic — over a thousand islands, a thousand kilometres of mainland coast and a marina network that lets you change harbour every night. Most yachts in the www.croatia-yachting.com fleet are based on the Dalmatian coast (Split, Trogir, Šibenik, Zadar, Dubrovnik), with smaller clusters in Istria (Pula) and the Kvarner Bay (Punat, Mali Lošinj).
The Croatian charter season runs from late April to early October. June and September are the sweet spot — long days, warm Adriatic sea, lower prices than peak July/August. Weekly charters start on Saturday in almost every Croatian marina, so plan your flights around a Saturday-to-Saturday window.
Bareboat sailboats and catamarans dominate the Croatian fleet, with motor yachts more common in Split and Dubrovnik and traditional gulets sailing out of Split, Šibenik and Dubrovnik. Skippered options are available on virtually every yacht; fully crewed luxury yachts with chef and hostess can be arranged on request.