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All yacht charters in Croatia are luxury experiences. Pricing varies depending on the yacht’s size, style, accommodations, onboard activities, and more. For the most accurate and up-to-date pricing, please refer to the individual yacht descriptions above, where you’ll find detailed information on charter rates, inclusions, and availability.

A crewed charter provides a fully staffed yacht, including a captain and other essential crew members like chefs, stewards, or deckhands. This allows for a relaxed and luxurious experience, as every detail, from navigation to meal preparations, is taken care of for you.

We strongly recommend that passengers obtain personal travel insurance for unforeseen circumstances. This can help cover potential medical emergencies, trip cancellations, or unexpected events during your charter.

Pack light, comfortable clothing, swimwear, sun protection, and a jacket for cooler evenings. Don’t forget your camera, a power adapter, and any personal medications.

No, you can charter a skippered yacht. Our experienced skippers will handle the sailing, navigation, and itinerary planning for you.

All yacht charters in Croatia are crewed and skippered, so no special license or prior sailing experience is required. The crew takes care of navigation, safety, and onboard service, allowing you to simply relax and enjoy the experience

Yacht charters in Croatia are typically offered on a weekly basis. While one-week charters are the standard, longer charters can often be arranged depending on yacht availability and your travel plans.

Croatia uses the Euro. Credit cards are widely accepted, but it’s good to have some cash for smaller islands and rural areas.

Besides sailing, we recommend renting bicycles or scooters on the islands, or simply exploring on foot to fully immerse yourself in the local scenery and culture.

Yes, many areas offer snorkeling, diving, kayaking, and stand-up paddle-boarding. Let us know your interests, and we can make the necessary arrangements.

Croatians are known for their hospitality. A polite “Dobar dan” (Good day) and “Hvala” (Thank you) in Croatian are always appreciated.

Absolutely! Croatia is becoming increasingly popular among younger crowds seeking vibrant nightlife and music festivals. The Hideout Festival on Pag Island is a renowned electronic music festival attracting party-goers from all over the world. Additionally, Hvar, known for its lively atmosphere, is home to one of the world’s top clubs, Carpe Diem.

For those seeking a more refined adventure, Croatia offers exquisite winery tours, particularly around the island of Vis. This island is famous for its indigenous grape varieties and traditional winemaking methods. A tour through these wineries not only offers a taste of exceptional local wines but also provides insight into the rich history and culture of Croatian viticulture.