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Croatia
Motor yacht charter in Croatia
Twenty-odd metres of Italian flybridge yacht, turning faraway Vis into a morning outing rather than a whole day's voyage.
Motor yacht charter in Croatia is for anyone who refuses to choose between islands. A sailing week usually manages three or four stops; on the Ferretti 670 the schedule reads differently: breakfast off Šolta, a swim beside Zlatni Rat, evening in Hvar harbour, and no long hours crossing open water.
She is 20.7 metres overall. The owner's cabin stretches across the entire hull, three guest cabins sit alongside it, and a saloon with huge windows stays cool even in August. Twelve people can be invited for the day, and three crew handle cooking, housekeeping, the tender and water toys.
Families and groups pick the Ferretti when they want both room and pace. Distant targets such as Vis, Biševo and Korčula stop being an expedition, and the run back to Split at the end of the week is relaxed enough to leave the final day for swimming.
Motor yachts in Croatia
What it costs
The lowest indicative prices among the yachts of this type on this page.
- Full day
- from €4,500 / day
- Week-long charter
- from €30,000 / week
Indicative "from" market prices for this destination. The exact price depends on dates, duration and the specific yacht, and comes in your personal quote.
Usually included
- Three crew
- Breakfasts and lunches cooked aboard (groceries as agreed)
- Tender, water toys and hydraulic platform
- Linen, towels and daily housekeeping
Usually extra
- Fuel burn and marinas, normally paid from an APA
- Grocery and drinks shopping
- Croatian tourist levy
- Admission to the Biševo grotto
Exact inclusions depend on the yacht and are always listed in your written offer.
Where you go
Guests normally board at ACI Marina Split, or in Trogir or Kaštela by agreement. Across seven days the yacht can call at Brač, Hvar and the Pakleni chain, Stiniva on Vis, the Biševo grotto and Korčula.
Marinas
- ACI Marina Split
- ACI Marina Trogir
- Marina Kaštela
- Marina Agana
When to go
Dalmatia's boating calendar spans May to October, with the rush in July and August when the water warms to 25–26 °C. June and September feel calmer: harbours have space and the maestral is steadier. The Biševo grotto is best reached close to noon in sunshine, and the captain times the day around it.
Motor yacht charter in Croatia: FAQ
Why isn't fuel part of the weekly rate?
A motor yacht's consumption swings with route and speed, so it is normally paid as used from the APA. The captain shows the receipts and unspent money comes back to you.
Which islands are realistic?
A usual mix is Brač, Hvar with Pakleni, Vis, Biševo and Korčula. The final order depends on the wind and where you feel like lingering.
Is the Ferretti 670 available by the day?
That depends on dates and her schedule; the shortest booking is always shown in the offer. Message us and we will check.