Croatia Yacht Charter
Adventure Awaits on a Croatian Yacht Charter
With over a thousand islands and hidden coves to discover, Croatia is a playground for sailors seeking freedom and exploration. A bareboat or skippered yacht charter is the ultimate way to uncover the wild beauty of the Adriatic.
From navigating crystal-clear waters to dropping anchor beside ancient fortresses, vibrant fishing villages, and untouched bays, every day brings a new adventure.
Set your own course or sail with an experienced skipper either way, Anchor will help you plan an unforgettable journey through Croatia’s island-studded coastline.
Croatia is good for:
Island Hopping
Roman Ruins
Krka National Park
Blue Cave
Wine Tasting
Historic Remains
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Why Sail Croatia on a Yacht Charter?
Discover Croatia’s stunning beaches and hidden coves, ancient historic cities, and incredible sceneries onboard a private yacht charter.
Visit the ancient Roman ruins and medieval architecture.
Indulge in Croatia’s delicious cuisine or sample the local wines with over 130 indigenous grape varieties.
Iconic towns like Hvar, Split, Dubrovnik, and Pula are all very close together which means you can enjoy more with less travel time. On a yacht charter, you can see more and beat the crowds.
Croatia offers a diverse experience for every sailor.
When to Visit
The best time to visit Croatia on a bareboat or skippered yacht charter is from late May to early October when the weather is perfect for exploring the coastal towns, islands, and beaches.
The peak season is from June to August, with incredible weather but increased prices and wait times.
Chartering in the should season, May/June or September, is perfect for pleasant weather and fewer crowds.
Where to Charter in Croatia
Filled with incredible beaches and stunning coastlines, Croatia has many areas to charter.
Central and South Dalmatia are two of the most popular areas as they are home to Split, Trogir, Hvar, and Dubrovnik.
The Kornati Islands have over 147 largely uninhabited islands. Istria, home to Pula and Pomer is the perfect place to sail and discover Croatia’s hidden gems along the Kvarner Gulf and Istrian Peninsula.
How much does a Croatia yacht charter cost?
The cost of a Croatia Yacht Charter can vary as there are yachts to fit every budget and style of holiday.
Bareboat yacht charters typically cost between €2,000 and €15,000 depending on the size of the yacht.
Skippered yachts range from €5,000 to €30,000.
The cost is influenced by the size and type of yacht, the time of year you charter, the length of the charter, the number of guests, and the level of service you require.
