Trogir’s UNESCO-listed waterfront is an exceptional setting from which to begin a high-end Adriatic charter. At 250,000 Euros per week, the vessels available here represent the upper tier of the Croatian charter market: motor yachts from 55 to 70 metres and flagship sailing yachts, each carrying crews of eight to twelve and delivering the kind of space and amenity normally associated with the South of France.nnThe Adriatic at this level offers remarkable value compared to the Cote d’Azur or the Amalfi coast. Port fees are lower, anchorages less crowded, and the Dalmatian island chain provides an almost inexhaustible series of passages between one-of-a-kind bays. Croatia’s calm, clear waters allow guests to maximise time at anchor rather than in transit.nnAt 250,000 Euros per week, the APA of 25 to 30 percent represents 62,500 to 75,000 Euros for fuel, marina fees, provisions and crew expenses. These vessels carry full beach club facilities, multiple water toys, and often a dedicated dive team. Booking is most competitive in June and July, with September offering the same itineraries in quieter conditions.nnTrogir works particularly well as a start or end point for longer passages: Split airport is seven minutes away, making last-minute scheduling changes straightforward. The old town, reachable by a short tender ride from any anchorage, rounds off a week in Dalmatia with culture, restaurants and wine that few Mediterranean ports can match.
