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Yacht Charter Croatia

Yacht Charter Croatia

Rent a yacht in Croatia with us and explore the Adriatic ​Sea. We offer an extensive selection of high-end sailboats, ​motorboats, catamarans, and yachts available across ​Croatia, designed for luxury sailing holidays.

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Set Sail with Yacht Charter in Croatia

Chartering a yacht in Croatia is an excellent choice for a top-notch vacation. The ​Dalmatian Coast, known for its clear waters and picturesque islands, is ideal for relaxed ​sailing. You’ll enjoy superb anchoring spots, varied landscapes, and a consistently warm ​climate that lasts all summer, making your Croatian sailing experience outstanding.

Popular Marinas and Moorings in Croatia

Chartering a yacht in Croatia is an excellent choice for a top-notch vacation. The ​Dalmatian Coast, known for its clear waters and picturesque islands, is ideal for relaxed ​sailing. You’ll enjoy superb anchoring spots, varied landscapes, and a consistently warm ​climate that lasts all summer, making your Croatian sailing experience outstanding.

Large Marinas
(Accommodate large yachts and a high volume of vessels)

  • Marina Dalmacija, Sukosan - Croatia's largest marina located near Zadar, equipped ​to handle boats of all sizes, including large yachts.
  • ACI Marina Dubrovnik - Positioned near the southern end of Croatia, caters to all ​yacht sizes, including mega yachts.
  • Marina Frapa, Rogoznica - Known for its upscale facilities, it is ideal for luxury yachts ​and is located between Split and Sibenik.
  • Marina Mandalina, Sibenik - Offers deep-water berths suitable for super yachts, ​emphasizing security and luxury.

Medium-Sized Marinas
(Suitable for a moderate number of vessels, including ​yachts up to 90 meters)

  • ACI Marina Split - In the city center of Split, handles yachts up to 90 meters.
  • Marina Kornati, Biograd - Ideal for sailboats and motorboats, located in Biograd na ​Moru.
  • Marina Trogir - SCT - Near Trogir, caters to various vessel types with robust repair ​services.
  • Marina Veruda, Pula - Located in Pula, known for well-equipped maintenance ​facilities.
  • ACI Marina Rovinj - Newly renovated, designed for luxury yachts in Rovinj.
  • Marina Punat, Krk - On the island of Krk, focuses on sailboats and smaller motorboats ​with a commitment to environmental protection. 

Smaller Marinas
(Ideal for yachts up to 25 meters, offering more intimate and ​picturesque settings)


  • Marina Vrsar - In the town of Vrsar, Istria, suitable for medium-sized yachts.
  • Marina Agana, Marina - Set in a tranquil village, accommodates yachts up to 25 ​meters.
  • ACI Marina Korcula - On the island of Korcula, perfect for medium-sized yachts.
  • Marina Milna, Brac - Located on the island of Brac, focuses on servicing sailboats.
  • Marina Hvar - Situated on the island of Hvar, a favorite for luxury yachts and vibrant ​nightlife.

Yachts for charter in Croatia

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Popular Destinations for Yacht Rentals in Croatia

Coastal Cities of Croatia (Dubrovnik, Split, Zadar)

Steeped in history and culture, these vibrant cities are hubs for discovering architectural ​marvels from the Roman era and medieval times. Visitors can enjoy a mix of historical ​excursions, exclusive dining experiences, and dynamic nightlife, all within view of the ​Adriatic Sea.
Coastal Cities of Croatia (Dubrovnik, Split, Zadar)

Adriatic Island (Hvar, Korcula, Brac)

Famed for their stunning landscapes, these islands offer scenic ports and secluded ​beaches perfect for relaxation and water sports. They are also hotspots for cultural ​tourism with numerous heritage sites, alongside opportunities for hiking, wine tours, and ​exploring local cuisine in lush settings
Adriatic Island (Hvar, Korcula, Brac)

Istrian Peninsula (Pula, Rovinj, Porec)

This northern region is known for its rich Roman history and relaxed coastal towns. Ideal ​for families and history buffs, the area offers sandy stretches, gentle waters for snorkeling, ​and a relaxed pace. Cultural sites include ancient ruins and contemporary museums, ​providing a full spectrum of activities.
Istrian Peninsula (Pula, Rovinj, Porec)

Frequently Asked Questions

The best time for a yacht charter in Croatia depends on your preferences. If you enjoy warm weather and vibrant, bustling marinas, then the peak season from June to September is ideal. The sea is warm, perfect for swimming, and the atmosphere is lively. However, if you prefer a more tranquil experience with fewer crowds, consider sailing during the shoulder seasons—May, early June, or late September. You’ll still enjoy pleasant weather and beautiful sailing conditions, with the added benefit of a quieter environment.

Choosing where to start your yacht charter in Croatia depends on the regions you wish to explore. Split is a popular starting point, offering easy access to famous destinations like Hvar, Vis, and Korčula. Dubrovnik is perfect for those wanting to explore the southern Dalmatian coast, with its stunning historical sites and nearby islands. If you’re interested in the northern Adriatic, starting in Pula or Zadar allows you to explore the Istrian coast or the beautiful Kornati National Park. Each location offers a unique experience, so select the one that best fits your itinerary.

Yes, it is possible to sail from Croatia to neighboring countries with a chartered yacht, but several legal and logistical conditions apply. The primary regulation is that vessels departing from Croatia must clear customs before crossing into the territorial waters of another country, such as Italy, Montenegro, or Slovenia. Additionally, specific paperwork, including a crew list and proof of insurance, is required.

Regarding territorial waters, the Croatian boat license allows navigation up to 12 nautical miles (nm) from the coastline. This 12 nm rule is crucial for determining the boundary of Croatian territorial waters, beyond which international maritime law takes precedence.

Chartering companies may also impose restrictions, such as limiting certain vessels to Croatian waters unless prior authorization is obtained. It's best to confirm with the specific yacht charter company about cross-border sailing permissions and any additional fees or documentation required for international routes.

Verify that the yacht’s insurance covers international waters, as some charters have restrictions or additional requirements when sailing outside Croatia.

If you need to cancel or modify your booking, the available options will depend on the charter company’s specific policies. Leading companies usually provide the following:

  • Cancellation Policy: Refunds are generally determined by how far in advance you cancel. For instance, canceling several months before the trip may qualify you for a full or partial refund. However, closer to the departure date, refunds could be limited or unavailable.
  • Rescheduling Options: Most companies allow changes to your booking, such as date or location, though this often comes with an additional fee based on availability. Some providers offer free rescheduling if it’s done within a certain timeframe before departure, while others may include an administrative fee.
  • Cancellation Insurance: It’s advisable to consider purchasing cancellation insurance, which can offer protection against unforeseen circumstances. Many companies provide this option at booking, reducing potential financial losses.

Before booking a yacht in Croatia, consider a few important factors. First, decide on the best time of year for your charter, as this will influence the weather, crowd levels, and costs. Next, think about your starting point based on the regions you wish to explore. Determine whether you’ll need a skipper, or if you have the appropriate licensing to handle a bareboat charter. It’s also essential to review what’s included in the charter, such as fuel, linens, and cleaning services, as these can vary. Finally, make sure to check the cancellation policy in case your plans change unexpectedly.

To secure a yacht with Pyxis Nautica, you’ll start by paying a deposit—this is usually between 30-50% of the total charter cost, and it’s what confirms your reservation. If you’re planning on a bareboat charter, you’ll need to have a valid boating license accepted by Croatian authorities, such as the ICC (International Certificate of Competence), plus a VHF radio license if you’ll be using the yacht’s marine radio. For those going with a crewed charter, you’re all set without a license since the crew will handle everything. Just make sure to pay the remaining balance up to 4 weeks before your check-in or boarding, and your booking will be finalized. We keep the booking process secure and straightforward, ensuring a seamless experience where all the details are taken care of well before your arrival.

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