Dalmatian Coast is one of the Mediterranean’s great cruising grounds, its 400 kilometres of Adriatic shore encompassing over a thousand islands, three UNESCO World Heritage sites and a fleet of well-crewed superyachts. At 75,000 Euros per week, the yachts available in Croatia measure 30 to 38 metres, carry professional crews of five or six and provide well-appointed accommodation for up to ten or twelve guests.
The northern islands around Zadar and Sibenik offer the National Park waters of Kornati and the medieval city of Sibenik. The central islands, Brac, Hvar, Vis and Korcula, carry the most celebrated anchorages. The southern coast leads to Dubrovnik and the Elaphiti archipelago.
Charter fees cover the yacht and full crew. The Advance Provisioning Allowance runs to approximately ~22,000 euros, covering fuel, provisions, marina berthing and running costs. 9 yachts are available in Croatia at this weekly rate. July and August carry peak demand; June and September offer near-identical conditions with greater date flexibility.
The Dalmatian Coast’s length gives extraordinary reach. A week that starts in Zadar can end in Dubrovnik, covering over 200 nautical miles and three UNESCO cities. Shorter itineraries based from Split cover the central islands in five comfortable day passages.
