Exclusive Sailing Routes around Split

The most popular itinerary is the 'Central Dalmatian Loop,' which typically includes stops at Brač, Hvar, Vis, and Šolta. This route offers a balanced mix of lively port towns, historical sites, and quiet swimming spots. For those with more time, heading south toward Korčula and Mljet National Park provides a deeper look into Croatia's lush natural beauty and medieval architecture.

Yes, to charter a bareboat yacht in Croatia, you must possess a valid skipper's license and a VHF radio operator's certificate recognized by the Croatian maritime authorities. If you do not hold these certifications, we provide professional local skippers who not only navigate the vessel but also act as expert guides to the region's best-kept secrets.

Standard charters include the yacht rental, VAT, and essential safety equipment. Depending on the package, it may also include a dinghy with an outboard motor, bed linens, and towels. Costs such as fuel, mooring fees in marinas (which can range from €80 to €250 per night), and food and beverages are typically extra and paid via the APA or on-site.

Absolutely. Unlike fixed cruise schedules, our private charters offer total flexibility. You can discuss your interests—whether they be fine dining, historical tours, or secluded snorkeling—with your skipper or our booking agents. We will tailor the daily legs of your journey to ensure you spend as much or as little time at sea as you desire.