Australian Owned · Since 2007
Yacht Charter & Sailing Holidays on the Croatian Adriatic
Sailing yachts, catamarans, motor yachts, crewed gulets and superyachts along Croatia's stunning Dalmatian Coast and islands.
Sailing yachts, catamarans, motor yachts, crewed gulets and superyachts along Croatia's stunning Dalmatian Coast and islands.
Croatia Yacht Charter is owned and operated by Discover Croatia Holidays, Sydney's dedicated Croatia travel specialist. We've been helping Australians explore Croatia since 2007.
Whether you're looking for a sailing yacht, catamaran, motor yacht, crewed gulet, luxury superyacht or private small cruise ship along the Dalmatian Coast, we work directly with trusted local operators to find you the right vessel at the right price.
We also arrange complete Croatia holiday packages including tours and multi-country itineraries across the Adriatic region.
Choose from bareboat and skippered sailing yachts, catamarans and motor yachts, crewed gulets and luxury superyachts. Private small cruise ship charter is also available.
Monohull yachts for independent island-hopping. Base charter is bareboat, with professional crew available as optional extras.
Spacious twin-hull yachts. Charter bareboat if qualified, or add a skipper, Host or Private Chef where available.
Cover more distance under power. Bareboat and skippered options are available depending on the yacht.
Crewed traditional-style vessels for larger private groups. Crew is included; meal plans and local costs depend on the individual quote.
Fully crewed luxury yachts quoted individually, with operating expenses and APA handled according to the specific charter agreement.
Charter a whole small cruise ship with captain and crew for your group, usually for a 7-night Saturday-Saturday charter.
Croatia's Adriatic coastline stretches over 5,800km with more than 1,185 islands — only around 50 of which are inhabited. These are the highlights.
The queen of the Dalmatian islands. Rich cultural heritage, lavender fields, vibrant nightlife in Hvar Town and peaceful bays along the southern coast.
Often called "Little Dubrovnik" for its fortified old town. Claimed birthplace of Marco Polo, with unspoiled coves and excellent local wines.
The furthest inhabited island from the mainland. Spectacular scenery, superb diving, and the famous Blue Cave on tiny Bisevo island nearby.
The largest Dalmatian island, home to the iconic Golden Horn beach at Bol. The closest major island to Split — a popular first stop.
The "Pearl of the Adriatic" and a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1979. Walk the historic city walls, explore the Old Town, and sail the Elaphiti islands.
Split is built around the Roman Emperor Diocletian's Palace. Nearby Trogir, also UNESCO-listed, is a major departure point for Dalmatian island cruises.