A yacht charter is the perfect option for families or small groups wanting to have the freedom to explore the Adriatic independently. All our yachts are based in Split ACI Marina Split Harbour we offer an easy start and finish point which brings you in and out of the heart of Split. Our experienced local skippers are available for hire with the yacht if you don't have a qualified crew member. Hiring your own sailing yacht provides you with a unique way to see Croatia, similar to hiring a car you decide your own itinerary, then stick to that as closely as you like. If you enjoy one destination, feel free to stay longer - its your trip so you decide! LAST MINUTE CHARTERS Check Availability. Once home to thousands, its sprawling remains include more than buildings. Within its white stone walls and under its courtyards and galleries are shops, bars, cafes, cathedrals, hotels and several houses. Check in is at 5pm at ACI Marina Split, where our base manager will be waiting to welcome you. While your yacht is being prepared for departure this is a good time to purchase any food, toiletries, or other supplies. The nearest Konzum supermarket is only a 15 minute walk from ACI Marina. We would only recommend purchasing enough for the first day or two as there are plenty of stores at each destination to stock up on food during the week. Set sail from Split and head towards Hvar - one of the most talked about destinations in Croatia. Korcula, your next destination, is something to get excited about. Korcula packs an incredible amount of history into such a small area, and the compact Old Town bears a striking resemblance to Dubrovnik. There are plenty of small cafes and restaurants to sample a freshly caught seafood dinner, alongside ample clubs and bars that fill with an electric atmosphere as the sun goes down. All up, Korcula makes for an intriguing and memorable stay. After leaving Korcula, your next stop will be on the island of Lastovo in quaint Zaklopatica bay. Surrounded on all sides by a smattering of dark green forest, this natural bay is a perfect destination for spending a relaxed evening swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying traditional Dalmatian cuisine in small restaurants. Lastovo town is only 2km away, where you can find practicalities like ATMs and mini supermarkets. Sailing back up north, you head onto Vis. Another popular destination, Vis is mostly known for its military background the whole island was a fortressand its excursions to the nearby Blue Caves. Today, Vis has an exciting military history with plenty of defenses and bunkers to discover, and is growing into a vibrant tourist destination, despite only having opened up to travellers in the past 20 years. Aci can visit the Blue Caves with a local agency from Vis - speak to your skipper or base manager for a recommendation. Renting a bike or scooter is a great way to get around on Vis and really take in this delightfully scenic island, streaked with vineyards, charming villages, and sun-soaked mountains amongst its military scars. You can explore Stari Grad on foot and take in its network of cobbled streets and small squares. There are no shortage of bars, cafes and restaurants along the harbourfront to enjoy as the sun goes down. From Stari Grad you can join in on an optional wine tasting excursion to a small vineyard, where you will get to sample fresh olive oil, wine and cheese. From Stari Grad, continue north to Solta, an island that remains relatively untouched, in spite of its close proximity to Split and Trogir. You will spend the night in Sesula Bay on Solta - a quiet, picturesque inlet, perfect for swimming, snorkeling and relaxing. The small village croatia Maslinica is close by, and is known locally for its beautiful sunsets. Round off your week on the yacht nicely on a leisurely sail back into ACI Marina in Split. Split has no shortage of restaurants, bars and clubs for every taste. You can get lost in the backstreets of Split Old Town and the maze of market stalls spilling out into the streets. Check out from your yacht by 8: Wherever your travels take you next, bon voyage! Sail sail from Split and onto Supetar - the capital of Brac island. Located on the northern side of Brac and surrounded by thick pine forest, Supetar is a great introduction to the beautiful Dalmatian coastline, and only a short hop from Split - so you can really make the most of your first night. If you would like to enjoy Croatian food at a local restaurant forex your first night there are plenty of options in the town. Supetar has a population of a little over inhabitants, and is small enough that all sights can be reached by a leisurely walk. Move on from Supetar and enjoy stunning views of Brac and Hvar before reaching Vis. Nowadays, you can explore the many fortresses, tunnels, and warehouses from the military period as these are now attractions for tourists. Alternatively you can hire a bike or scooter and explore Vis from the saddle - taking in the beautiful scenery along the way. Vis is famous for its wine production so make sure you sample some before you leave! Leave Vis and sail around the island to Komiza. A small town on the southern edge of Vis island, Komiza is a small settlement set at the foot of a spectacular mountain range - its terracotta roofs and quaint harbour make for many gorgeous photos against such a beautiful backdrop. Komiza is the nearest town to the island of Bisevo, home to the spectacular natural phenomenon that is the Blue Caves. There are many local agencies in Komiza and Vis that offer trips to the Blue Caves and these are usually only hours long. If you want to go to the Blue Caves, your skipper or base manager can recommend an agency. There are no shortage of things to do if you would rather stay on dry land, including dozens of military bunkers, bases, fortresses and museums. The cave offers rewarding views to those who make the climb. Famous for its lavender production, sun-soaked days, gorgeous cobbled streets, and buzzing, vibrant nightlife, Hvar never disappoints. Climb up the Spanjola Fortress and be snap-happy of the iconic view over Hvar - also a great place to watch the town bask in the orangey forex of sunset. Hvar has plenty of waterfront cafes and pathways leading to croatia local restaurants for an unforgettable evening meal. Hvar boasts an enchanting atmosphere that makes it feel like anything is possible here on the sunniest island in Croatia. Situated on the northern side of Hvar island, Croatia Grad is the oldest town in Croatia, dating back to BC. The town boasts an attractive network of narrow streets and small squares, with plenty of restaurants and small bars around the harbour. A perfect destination for a chilled out day after taking in the electric atmosphere of Hvar Town. You can also visit Tvrdalj castle - a Renaissance building that features a sea-water fish pool, a dovecote and medicinal herb garden. Leave the island of Hvar behind and head back for one more night on Brac in Bobovisca. Few have heard of Bobovisca, and even fewer have been, but this small village located on the island of Brac is indeed a real hidden gem. A town of only 70 inhabitants, Bobovisca is best enjoyed with good conversation and a glass of local wine in aci as you listen to the lapping of the waves and watch the sun set. After breakfast and a swim, make your way back to Split for your last night of the week. Split is the perfect place to be if you wish to make the most of your last night - there are no shortage of streets of restaurants, cafes and bars to discover and disappear into for the evening. Leave Split behind as you make your way towards Solta and overnight in tranquil Necujam Bay. Necujam Bay is famous amongst locals for the large pebble beach which sweeps across the main cove. This offers the perfect spot for a sunset stroll or early morning swim. Sailing on from Solta, your next stop is a choice of either docking in Rogoznica or Primosten further along the mainland. They are only 7km apart, so it is easy to see both places in one day if you wish. Rogoznica marks the divide between the northern and southern Adriatic, and offers plenty of rewarding scenery to those who wish to pay it a visit. Located on an unbelievably pretty peninsula, Primosten is rich in Mediterranean culture and heritage and is often a real highlight. For nightlife options, Rogoznica and Primosten both have many bars and cocktail bars to choose from, not forgetting the Admiral nightclub Rogoznica and famous Aurora nightclub Primosten. You leave the sea behind and head inland to reach your next stop - Skradin, for the Krka Waterfalls. Krka is a stunning National Park and is often overlooked by travellers in favour of the better known Plitvice Lakes but it rivals Plitvice with its stunning waterfall formations and Mediterranean trees and plants. The National Park status was created to protect the Krka river and its 7 waterfalls, and Krka National Park is the quieter of the two so you can enjoy the peaceful surroundings and winding footpaths that will take you to no end of photogenic views. Depart from the beautiful Krka Waterfalls and head to the island of Zlarin. Refreshingly, there are no cars on Zlarin and it is forbidden to drive, making this a perfect, peaceful location to explore by bike or on foot. There are several restaurants and cafes in port if you feel like dining out. The ban on driving is also in place here, so you can make the most of spending time in another place with a peaceful and rejuvenating environment. Leave the hidden gems of Kaprije and Zlarin behind and sail down south, taking in the stunning coastline before arriving at Sesula on the island of Solta. Here you can choose to dock in secluded Sesula bay or in the nearby village of Maslinica, both located at the northern end of the island. Maslinica is known amongst locals for its beautiful sunsets and Sesula bay is the perfect place to relax, sunbathe and swim. Split is just a short hop away after your time in peaceful Sesula or Maslinica, and you can make your way back at your leisure. When charting a yacht you have a choice between hiring a qualified Sail Croatia skipper, or with the correct license skippering yourself. Hiring a skipper allows you to relax on your holiday without worrying about navigating the yacht as the skipper will do all the hard work for you. Our skippers are qualified RYA or equivalent trained and are more than happy to have a helping hand out at sea and also teach guests what they need to know. Sailing a yacht on your own can be difficult so our skippers can show you the tricks so that you can help them out as well as learn how to sail yourself. Our skipper was very knowledgable of where to take us. Always made sure we were pleased with the choice in destinations he took us. The sail boat had all the amenities we needed and was a fantastic accommodation for the week. We definetly recomend this experience to anyone who would want to experience as much of croatia as possible. Leo, our skipper was fantastic. Extremely professional, always accomodating and friendly. The boat was spacious, clean and comfortable. Despite some bad weather we had a great croatia. This depends on your group size as the larger your group the larger the yacht. Select your preferred departure and then sort the results by yacht capacity and this will sort the yachts from minimum to maximum capacity. Yes, you can learn to sail the yacht! Our qualified skipper will be happy to show you the ropes and instruct you on sailing so that by the end of the week you will have learnt something new! Yes a security deposit is required when you check-in for your yacht. This is a hold on your credit card and is released after the yacht is returned, so long as no incidents occurred. This is payable in cash at the marina. When picking up the yacht it will have a full tank of fuel. Much like car rental, you are required to return the yacht with a full tank of fuel at the end of the charter. Average fuel costs for a week of sailing are between - euros, depending on the amount of sailing you do. Mooring costs vary depending on where you're looking to travel. They range between 40Euro to 80Euro on average per night, depending on the location. More populare destinations often carry higher mooring costs. If you have a skipper, their knowledge of the local areas can help keep costs low, if not free on some occasions. No, to reserve a yacht all you need to do is provide us with your contact details and we will hold the boat for you for a short period of time while you decide. You will be notified of your reservation expiry date after you have made the reservation. To pay for your yacht charter please visit our Euro Payment Page. Due to our yachts operating out of Croatia, some of your yacht charter booking will be required to be paid in the local Croatian currency Croatian kuna. The Pay Now total is required to be paid in full 8 weeks before departure. Obligatory extras are additional items that you will be required to pay for when hiring a yacht. These items vary from yacht to yacht and include items such as final cleaning and Croatia local tax. Please view the yachts obligatory extras section on the yacht details page to see the specific items for each yacht. Optional extras are additional items that you can add to your booking. Please visit the yacht details pages to view the optional extras that are available with each yacht. If you would like to hire a yacht for a different aci of time, please submit a request through our Yacht Charter Enquiry Form and we will aim to accommodate you. All ages are welcome onboard our yachts although practically it is recommended children are able to swim and additional considerations be taken into aci such as moving around the yachts, moving booms and ropes, slippery surfaces, boarding and crossing from shore to the yacht. Risks are clearly visible and additional precautions should be taken with children onboard particularly for non-swimmers. For all children onboard we recommend you bring with you well fitted children life jackets and harness with tether system. Remember it is hot in July and August so wearing a life jacket may cause overheating and children to be uncomfortable. Inflatable life jackets with a tether maybe a more suitable option for children. We also recommend the use of nets which go around the yacht, particularly for bookings with children aged 6 and under, and we can organise this at the time of booking. Explorer Cruises Perfect for young professionals. Elegance Cruises Pure luxury for mature travellers. Active Croatia Active and adventure holidays. Yacht Experiences Yachting for all traveller types. Green Forex Cheapest tour of the year! European Tours View our other Europe experiences. U35's Road Trip Croatian National Parks Road Trip. View All Specials See all our other specials. Premier Plus Ships Our very best luxury ships. Premier Ships Air-conditioned ensuite cabins. Ensuite Ships Private ensuite cabins. Standard Ships Shared bathroom facilities. Yacht Charters Explore the Adriatic independently. About Us Who is Sail Croatia? Cruise assessment Find the right cruise for you! Work With Us Opportunities and Jobs. Reviews See what everyone is saying! Contact Chat with, or email us. Set Sail Blog Sail Croatia's Blog. Destination Guides Discover our destinations! Resources Before you go to Croatia. Excursions Sail Croatia's excursions. Airport Transfers Transfers from Split Airport. Catamaran Motor boat Sail boat. Are you looking for an easy organised charter? Itinerary ONE Itinerary TWO Itinerary THREE Itinerary ONE SPLIT. DAY 1 Overnight Stay Set sail from Split and head towards Hvar - one of the most talked about destinations in Croatia. You can dock in nearby Palmizana Bay if the marina in Hvar Town is full. It is a short water taxi ride away from Hvar, and is often used by travellers spending the night in Hvar. This is also a cheaper option with regards to docking fees than staying in the centre of Hvar itself. Mooring buoys - average euros, cash only. DAY 3 Overnight Stay After leaving Korcula, your next stop will be on the island of Lastovo in quaint Zaklopatica bay. Mooring Mooring buoys - average euros, cash only. DAY 4 Overnight Stay Sailing back up north, you head onto Vis. DAY 6 Overnight Stay From Stari Grad, continue north to Solta, an island that remains relatively untouched, in spite of its close proximity to Split and Trogir. DAY 7 Overnight Stay Round off your week on the yacht nicely on a leisurely sail back into ACI Marina in Split. Mooring Harbour - Mooring is free at Split ACI Marina for Sail Croatia Yachts. DAY 8 Finish Check out from your yacht by 8: DAY 1 Overnight Stay Sail sail from Split and onto Supetar - the capital of Brac island. DAY 2 Overnight Stay Move on from Supetar and enjoy stunning views of Brac and Hvar before reaching Vis. You can stop along the way at the Blaca Monastery on the other side of Brac island. The hermitage started out as a cave back in the 16th century, and now the monastery is set into the surrounding spectacular hillside. This is a real local secret and makes for an unforgettable few hours. You can go there en-route to Vis - if you have hired a skipper please speak to them if you wish to go. DAY 3 Overnight Stay Leave Vis and sail around the island to Komiza. DAY 5 Overnight Stay Situated on the northern side of Hvar island, Stari Grad is the oldest town in Croatia, dating back to BC. DAY 6 Overnight Stay Leave the island of Hvar behind and head back for one more night on Brac in Bobovisca. DAY 7 Overnight Stay After breakfast and a swim, make your way back to Split for your last night of the week. DAY 1 Overnight Stay Leave Split behind as you make your way towards Solta and overnight in tranquil Necujam Bay. DAY 2 Overnight Stay Sailing on from Solta, your next stop is a choice of either docking in Rogoznica or Primosten further along the mainland. DAY 3 Overnight Stay You leave the sea behind and head inland to reach your next stop - Skradin, for the Krka Waterfalls. DAY 4 Overnight Stay Depart from the beautiful Krka Waterfalls and head to the island of Zlarin. DAY 6 Overnight Stay Leave the hidden gems of Kaprije and Zlarin behind and sail down south, taking in the stunning coastline before arriving at Sesula on the island of Solta. DAY 7 Overnight Stay Split is just a short hop away after your time in peaceful Sesula or Maslinica, and you can make your way back at your leisure. Hiring a Skipper When charting a yacht you have a choice between hiring a qualified Sail Croatia skipper, or with the correct license skippering yourself. Skipper your own yacht this summer! Sail Croatia Yacht Charter Rated 4. Which yacht is right for me? Can I learn to sail the yacht? Learn to sail a Yacht. Is there a security deposit required? What extra expenses do I need to pay for? Does the yacht come with a full tank of fuel? 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