Croatia is a charter favorite for good reason—offering scenic coastlines, charming villages, and over a thousand islands to explore at an easy pace. With short cruising distances, well-equipped marinas, and rich local culture, it's ideal for both first-time and seasoned sailors.
Whether you're curious about sailing conditions, licenses, or where to go, these FAQs help you plan the perfect Croatian yacht charter.
In Croatia, provisioning for your charter is straightforward and convenient. Most charter bases are located close to large supermarkets and convenience stores, where you can shop on arrival. In addition, many charter companies and local stores offer online provisioning services Continue Reading...
Croatia is a fantastic destination for family sailing holidays, with its sheltered waters, short passages, and welcoming island communities. Some of the most family-friendly islands are tightly grouped together convieniently between Split and Dubrovnic in the Dalmatian Islands. Continue Reading...
The cost of a Croatian bareboat sailing holiday is promarily the yacht charter itself, but there are several components and extras to be aware of when budgeting your trip. At Sail Connections, we provide a detailed quote that outlines exactly what is and isn’t included Continue Reading...
Marina and mooring fees in Croatia vary depending on location, boat size and time of year Continue Reading...
Croatia’s Adriatic coast is one of the most rewarding sailing destinations in the world. Sail Connections charters boats across three main regions, each with its own distinct appeal. Among these, the Dalmatian Islands remain the most popular, but there’s much more to explore Continue Reading...
Yes, to charter a bareboat in Croatia, the designated skipper must hold a valid sailing license along with a VHF (radio) certificate. These are legal requirements set by Croatian maritime authorities and apply to all international visitors. Continue Reading...
The ideal sailing season in Croatia runs from May to October, with each part of the season offering something different Continue Reading...
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A peak season cabin-share sailing holiday with skipper in glorious Croatia in August. Chartering a 2020-model 47 foot sailboat for just 175€ per person per day! This is the reality aboard the Sun Loft Monocat 47: a whole new concept in group charter with friends or extended family.
For your next sailing holiday, particularly in the eastern Mediterranean but in some other surprising places as well, consider chartering a gulet. Today's gulet is now a modern charter boat built for a unique vacation experience enjoyed in complete passenger comfort and luxury living aboard.
In August 2017 Sail Connections' Robert Cross took time out of the office for a two-week sailboat charter in Croatia. Here Robert reports on his sailing holiday adventure aboard a Dufour 350 travelling from Dubrovnik to Split return.
An ideal Croatian boat charter may mean overnighting in a quiet bay. Or perhaps hopping from town to town for fun and excitement. While the bay stopover may be free of charge, marina charges in Croatia can add up
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