Embark on Your Adriatic Adventure
Discover the pearl of the Adriatic. From the ancient walls of Dubrovnik to the sunny shores of Hvar, a voyage of history and beauty awaits.
Discover Croatia
Cruise Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast
Navigate the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea, exploring historic cities like Dubrovnik, Split, and Trogir. Croatia’s coastline is dotted with over a thousand islands, offering private coves, charming villages, and pristine beaches. Yacht chartering in Croatia allows for unforgettable island-hopping adventures, cultural exploration, and fine dining experiences in Mediterranean surroundings.
Ports & anchorages in Croatia
Every harbour and bay we sail to, with a short guide to each
Baska Voda
Considered the pearl of the Makarska Riviera, Baska Voda is a unique spot where the imposing slopes of the Biokovo Mountains meet the azure waters of the Adriatic. Once a humble fishing village, it is now a peaceful holiday destination renowned for its long beaches surrounded by pine forests and crystal-clear sea.
Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik – The Pearl of the Adriatic Dubrovnik is one of Croatia’s most prestigious yacht charter destinations, blending medieval charm with modern marina facilities and immediate access to the southern Dalmatian islands. Access Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) offers extensive international connections and is approximately 30 minutes from the city’s main marinas, making it easily accessible for yacht departures.
Hvar
The shining star of the Adriatic, Hvar is one of the most exclusive and prestigious stops on blue cruise itineraries. For yacht charter enthusiasts, it offers a unique maritime experience with its crystal-clear bays and proximity to the Pakleni Islands.
Kobas
One of the most hidden and exclusive corners of the Peljesac Peninsula, Kobas is a true gourmet stop for blue cruise travelers. Known for its tranquility and crystal-clear sea on yacht charter itineraries, this bay offers a peaceful anchorage thanks to its sheltered structure surrounded by steep slopes.
Korcula
Known as the "Little Dubrovnik" of the Adriatic, Korcula is one of the most aesthetic stops on blue cruise itineraries with its walled historical structure and dense pine forests. For yacht charter guests, it offers a unique atmosphere with its medieval stone streets and turquoise bays.
Makarska
Nestled under the majestic Biokovo Mountains, Makarska Port is one of the most energetic and delightful stops on the Dalmatian coast. Its crescent-shaped natural bay, crystal-clear waters, and wide palm-fringed promenade make it a popular meeting point for sailors and travelers alike.
Milna
Located on the western coast of Brac Island, Milna is an indispensable stop for blue cruise itineraries as one of the safest and most beautiful natural harbors in the Adriatic. Also known as the "Bay of a Thousand Ships," this location offers yacht charter enthusiasts crystal-clear waters and a rich maritime heritage.
Mljet
Mljet, one of the most enchanting and pristine corners of the Adriatic, offers a unique nature experience for blue cruise travelers with its large National Park. A favorite for those seeking tranquility on yacht charter itineraries, this island is known for its salt lakes hidden among pine forests and ancient ruins.
Orebic
Located in the heart of the Peljesac Peninsula, Orebic is one of the most noble stops on blue cruise itineraries with its rich maritime heritage and majestic captains' mansions. For yacht charter guests, it offers a unique coastal experience with its wide sandy beaches and crystal-clear sea.
Pakleni Islands
Stretching like a necklace just off the coast of Hvar, the Pakleni Islands are one of the most popular escapes in the Adriatic for blue cruise travelers. Standing out on yacht charter itineraries with their isolated bays covered in pine forests and clear turquoise waters, these islands offer a maritime holiday intertwined with nature.
Sibenik
Located at the end of a sheltered channel where the Krka River meets the Adriatic, Sibenik is one of the oldest settlements founded by the Croats. Renowned for the magnificent St.
Sipan
Sipan, the largest of the Elaphite Islands, is a peaceful and noble stop near Dubrovnik for blue cruise travelers. Standing out on yacht charter itineraries with its nature covered in olive trees and calm crystal-clear bays, this island offers cultural richness with its historical summer mansions dating back to the Renaissance.
Split
Split – Historic Charm Meets Adriatic Sailing Split is a premier yacht charter destination in Croatia, combining rich Roman history with a modern marina infrastructure and immediate access to the central Dalmatian islands. Access Split Airport (SPU) offers international connections and is approximately 30 minutes from the city’s marinas, making it highly accessible for yacht charter departures.
Trogir
One of the best-preserved medieval towns in the Adriatic, Trogir transports its visitors back in time with its narrow marble streets and grand stone buildings. This ancient city, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is situated on a small island connected to the mainland by a bridge.
Vis
Vis, one of the outermost islands in the Adriatic, offers a timeless and authentic experience for blue cruise travelers. Its untouched nature and crystal-clear sea, preserved due to being closed to visitors for many years, have made it one of the most intriguing stops on yacht charter itineraries.
Zadar
Situated in the heart of the Adriatic, Zadar is a premier destination for yacht charter and blue cruise enthusiasts. Boasting a rich historical heritage from Roman forums to modern art installations, the region captivates sailors with its crystal-clear waters and secluded bays.
Kornati Islands
The Kornati Islands are a magnificent national park and natural wonder located on Croatia's Adriatic coast in the Dalmatian region, comprising 89 untouched islands and islets. Featuring lunar-like limestone cliffs, crystal-clear deep blue waters, historic dry-stone walls (suhozid), and an isolated structure far from mass tourism, it offers sailors a unique haven for navigation, exploration, and tranquility in the heart of the Adriatic.
Murter Island
Murter Island is a charming Adriatic island in Croatia’s Šibenik-Knin region, connected to the mainland by a historic drawbridge in Tisno and considered the primary gateway to the Kornati Islands National Park. Featuring lush pine forests, olive groves, hidden sandy coves (Slanica, Podvrške), world-class marinas (Hramina, Betina), and a rich heritage of traditional wooden shipbuilding, it serves as both a primary technical base and a comfortable nautical paradise.
Rogoznica
Rogoznica is a charming maritime town in Croatia's Dalmatia region, strategically located between Šibenik and Split, built around a deep and natural bay. Its historic island center is connected to the mainland by a causeway.
Šolta Island
Šolta is a charming Adriatic island located southwest of Split in Croatia's Split-Dalmatia region, famed for its olive groves, honey, indigenous wines, and peaceful nature. From the luxury marina and historic castle in Maslinica to picturesque fishing villages like Stomorska and Rogač, and sheltered pristine coves like Šešula and Tatinja, the island offers a relaxing nautical escape away from crowds.
Yacht routes in Croatia
Ready-made itineraries along this coast
Yachts Available in HR
Choose your perfect vessel for an unforgettable journey
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Salt
8.80(6)Motor Yacht • 2023 • Dubrovnik
Accommodation 8 guests • 24 m • 4 cabins
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Friend's Boat
8.70(4)Motor Yacht • 2025 • Sibenik
Accommodation 8 guests • 26 m • 4 cabins
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Anetta
8.60(3)Motorsailer • 2023 • Split
Accommodation 12 guests • 40 m • 6 cabins
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Donna
8.70(4)Motor Yacht • 2023 • Sibenik
Accommodation 8 guests • 21 m • 4 cabins
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Karisma
8.76(5)Motor Yacht • 2023 • Baska Voda
Accommodation 8 guests • 26 m • 4 cabins
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Dream - Cyrus Yachts
8.70(4)Motor Yacht • 2023 • Sibenik
Accommodation 10 guests • 33 m • 5 cabins
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Panta Rei
8.93(3)Motor Yacht • 2022 • Split
Accommodation 8 guests • 21 m • 4 cabins
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Honeybird
8.57(3)Sailing Catamaran • 2019 • Trogir
Accommodation 6 guests • 24 m • 3 cabins
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The Best Way
8.70(4)Motor Yacht • 2015 • Dubrovnik
Accommodation 8 guests • 27 m • 4 cabins
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Amada Mia
8.76(5)Sailing Catamaran • 2021 • Split
Accommodation 8 guests • 20 m • 4 cabins
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Klobuk
8.60(3)Motor Yacht • 2023 • Split
Accommodation 10 guests • 31 m • 5 cabins
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Grace
8.93(3)Motor Yacht • 2023 • Split
Accommodation 10 guests • 28 m • 5 cabins
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to popular questions about cabin & yacht charters. Can't find what you need? Explore our docs or contact us.
- A cabin charter is a shared yacht trip where you book a single cabin (not the whole yacht) and sail on a fixed itinerary with a professional crew. It's the most affordable way to experience yachting.