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Motor Yacht Charter in Croatia

Good to Know: Motor Yacht Charter in Croatia

There are 13 private motor yachts available for charter in Croatia. Weekly charter prices range from €18.500 to €180.000 with an average rate of €89.423 per week. Yachts in this region have an average length of 45.8 meters and accommodate between 6 and 36 guests across 3 to 18 cabins.

Charter Type Private Fully Crewed
Motor Yachts Available 13 Yachts
Starting Price From €18.500 / week
Average Weekly Price €89.423 / week
Average Length 45.8 meters
Guest Capacity 6 – 36 Guests
Cabin Options 3 – 18 Cabins
Main Departure Ports Dubrovnik, Split, Trogir

Croatia’s coastline is a unique treasure trove of wonderful bays, tranquil waters and mesmerising scenery. Exploring this magnificent region by motor yacht is an unforgettable experience. The speed of motor yachts allows guests to discover multiple bays in the same day. From Split to Trogir and Dubrovnik, get ready to experience the best of Croatia with Guletsailor!

Why Choose a Motor Yacht Charter in Croatia?

There are many reasons to choose a motor yacht charter in Croatia. Most guests prefer motor yachts to other boats due to their speed and powerful engines. Croatia has many different bays that you can visit, and the agility of motor yachts make them ideal for exploring the country.

Comfort is another reason to choose a motor yacht charter in Croatia. Comfortable cabins, a fully-equipped saloon and water toys (depending on the yacht) will make your holiday even better and more enjoyable.

Croatia also has a marina network that can support larger yachts. Split, Trogir and Dubrovnik can accommodate large yachts. Fuel, technicians and provisions are close to the berth. For travellers arriving expecting pace, privacy and a polished crew, the ports and fleet are geared towards that rather than slow coastal drifting.

Motor Yacht Fleet and Luxury Amenities

Guletsailor’s Croatian charter fleet includes various types of yachts, from motor yachts for honeymooners to larger ones that can easily accommodate large groups or families.

The amenities on board also vary depending on the yacht. Luxury and ultra-luxury Croatian motor yacht charters can include jacuzzis, jet skis, sea bob,water toys, and other amenities that will take your holiday to the next level. Just as with the water toys, cabin plans differ from yacht to yacht.

If you are planning a motor yacht week in Croatia, Guletsailor can help you compare available yachts from Split, Trogir and Dubrovnik and match one to your dates and group size.

Best Cruising Areas on the Dalmatian Coast

A Croatian motor yacht week is easier to plan by cruising area than by trying to include every well-known island on one itinerary.

  • Central Dalmatia, from Split and Trogir: Enjoy short, flexible days among the islands closest to the airport, with time for swimming stops and evenings in harbours, without making the week all about transit.
  • The mid-Dalmatian route towards the waters around Hvar and Vis: This is a slightly more open plan that can still accommodate a power yacht. Use the extra knots to fit in two stops in one day when the weather allows.
  • Southern Dalmatia from Dubrovnik: A compact circuit of the nearby islands and sheltered inlets of southern Dalmatia, ideal for guests who want to start and finish in the same city.
  • One-way from Split to Dubrovnik: A longer week that makes use of the yacht’s range, enabling the group to see two stretches of coast instead of looping the same cluster of bays.

You can always plan your desired route with your captain before starting your Croatia motor yacht charter holiday.

Departure Ports for Croatia Motor Yacht Charters

Split, Trogir and Dubrovnik are the main departure ports for motor yacht charters in Croatia. Split is the most practical of the three: it has a large marina, good provisioning facilities and an international airport, which makes embarkation simple. Trogir is close to the same airport and is ideal for guests who want a smaller, historic harbour as the backdrop for the first night. Dubrovnik is useful for groups who want the week to begin and end in that city rather than add a long road transfer.

What Is Included in a Crewed Charter?

A crewed motor yacht charter in Croatia includes the yacht, cabin preparation, linen, daily cleaning and meal service. The daily cruising limit depends on whether fuel is included in the rate and is generally set at four to six hours. While you are on holiday, the crew handle the running of the yacht.

Please note that provisions, hours beyond the daily travel limit and additional requests are not included in the motor yacht charter price in Croatia.

Motor Yacht Charter Prices in Croatia

The price of a motor yacht charter in Croatia varies according to the type and amenities of the yacht, the length of travel, the route, and any extras such as water toys or additional requests.

Seasonality also affects costs, with peak months such as July and August being the most expensive. Off-peak months such as June and September usually offer better value for money.

Best Time to Cruise Croatia by Motor Yacht

Croatia has a long season for motor yacht charters. It usually starts in May and runs until the end of October. The sea is warm enough for swimming for most of this period, and the ports of Split, Trogir and Dubrovnik are fully operational.

June and September are popular months, while July and August are the peak season and attract the most travellers.

Book Your Croatia Motor Yacht Charter with Guletsailor!

Get ready to enjoy the holiday of your dreams with a Croatia motor yacht charter from Guletsailor! Our experienced crew, exceptional customer service and wide range of yachts will take your holiday to the next level and create memories to share with a smile on your face!

How much is a motor yacht charter in Croatia?
The price of chartering a motor yacht in Croatia depends on the type of yacht, its amenities, the season and the length of travel.
Which ports are common departure points?
Most motor yacht weeks with Guletsailor in Croatia start from Split, Trogir or Dubrovnik.
Is fuel included?
The daily cruising limit depends on whether fuel is included in the rate and is generally set at four to six hours. Extra engine time above that allowance is charged separately.
Can we visit multiple islands in one week?
Yes. The speed of a motor yacht makes several island stops in one week realistic.
Are crews included?
Yes. The yacht is run by a captain and crew who prepare meals and handle daily operations, and many boats also have a hostess or housekeeper on board.
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