Noleggio caicchi in Croazia

Croatia is another strong option for a gulet charter, with quiet bays, stone harbour towns and a calm pace on the water. The Dalmatian coast suits guests who want scenery and easy days at sea, without needing to treat it as better or worse than a week in Turkey. Guletsailor’s wide range of Croatia charter gulets are ready to take your experience of this magnificent journey to the next level. From Split to Dubrovnik and Trogir, there is plenty to discover in Croatia.

Why Choose Croatia for a Gulet Charter?

Croatia’s coast is made up of limestone islands, pine-covered slopes and harbours that were once working ports before becoming holiday destinations. This combination is the main reason why a week on a gulet works so well here. You can swim in a secluded cove before lunch and stroll into Hvar, Korcula or a smaller village in the late afternoon. The short distances suit a relatively heavy wooden boat. The cultural layer is stronger than on many itineraries along the bare coast. Diocletian’s Palace sits beside the marina in Split. Trogir’s old town is compact and easy to reach on foot. Dubrovnik’s walls and harbour offer a different rhythm at the southern end of the route. The islands between these cities each have their own character: Hvar is lively, Vis feels more remote, Mljet is green and relaxed, and Korcula has a compact medieval core.

Gulet Fleet and Accommodation Options in Croatia

Guletsailor’s extensive Croatian fleet has something for everyone. From small yachts to larger luxurious yachts, you can rest assured that you will always find the perfect option to make your holiday truly unique. Our luxury and ultra-luxury Croatian charter gulets are equipped with additional amenities to make your holiday even more memorable. You can also choose family-friendly Croatian gulets, which are perfect for families with children. From gulets for honeymoons to those for larger groups, there are dozens of different options waiting for you in Croatia with Guletsailor.

Best Gulet Charter Destinations on the Dalmatian Coast

Most gulet weeks in Croatia stay in central or southern Dalmatia. The best starting point depends on whether you want to be near the islands off Split, closer to Dubrovnik, or able to reach both destinations via a longer route.

• The Split and Trogir islands route: This involves short runs to Solta, Brac, Hvar and the Pakleni Islands, and offers easy access to the airport and a mix of lively harbours and swimming bays.
• The Hvar, Vis and Bisevo route: This is a slightly more open route that can include the town of Vis, quiet coves on the far side of the island, and, in calm weather, a visit to the Blue Cave.
• The Korcula and Peljesac route: A central Dalmatian route linking Korcula town with sheltered bays, offering the chance to explore the mainland peninsula opposite when the itinerary allows.
• The Dubrovnik and Elaphiti route: Starting in the south from Dubrovnik, it goes to Sipan, Lopud, Kolocep and, on longer weeks, to the forested inlets and national park waters of Mljet.

Guletsailor covers Split, Trogir and Dubrovnik, as well as wider all-Croatia itineraries. Our expert team is at your disposal to plan the best route for you!

What Is Included in a Croatia Gulet Charter?

Guletsailor’s Croatia gulet charter includes a crew and captain, daily boat maintenance, and four hours of fuel per day for cruising. This is enough to discover the best of Croatia’s coastline. Any extra hours, water toys and other special requests, as well as food and drink provisions, are budgeted separately.  You can get in touch with our team and organise your trip according to your needs and requests.

Gulet Charter Prices in Croatia

The cost of a Croatian gulet charter depends on the boat, the month and how you use harbours. Larger or more highly finished gulets cost more because they carry extra cabins and a bigger crew. Midsummer weeks are more expensive because berths and boats are in the strongest demand, whereas the off-season months usually offer more choice and cheaper options. The price is also affected by the choice of gulet and any extras. The cost increases with special requests and demands, such as special dietary requirements, water toys, jet skis, or any other planned activities.

Best Time for a Croatia Gulet Holiday

The Croatia gulet charter holiday season runs from May to October. The sea is still warm enough to swim in and the shores are calmer. June and September are the months that many returning guests prefer. The water is pleasant, the days are long enough and the famous harbours are busy but not too crowded. July and August bring the hottest weather and the busiest quays, especially in Hvar, Split and Dubrovnik. It is less ideal if you are hoping for a quiet bay to anchor in every night. May and early October are quieter and better value, although the sea is cooler at the beginning and end of the season.

Plan Your Croatia Gulet Charter with Guletsailor

Guletsailor’s extensive fleet in Croatia offers the perfect option for all needs. From family-friendly gulets to luxury yacht, you can choose your dream boat from our extensive catalogue. Our expert team is on hand to help you plan the perfect sea voyage. You can always contact our team regarding extras, special needs and planning the route.