One free call with Captain Tin. A hand-picked yacht shortlist within 24 hours.
A crewed yacht charter in Croatia means waking up in a new bay every morning with nothing to organise. Tell Captain Tin about your perfect week on one free 45-minute call and get a hand-picked yacht shortlist within 24 hours. We handle the yacht, crew, route and paperwork.
Free 45-minute video call. Same price as booking direct.
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Titarosa charters luxury crewed yachts in Croatia: catamarans, gulets, motor yachts and sailing yachts, each with a professional Captain and most with a host who cooks. Every yacht below has been checked by the Captain, and each one sleeps between six and twelve guests in private cabins.
Swan 78 sailing yacht 24 m 2022
Based in Split
A graceful crewed sailing yacht built for relaxed Dalmatian island-hopping, with four en-suite cabins and an attentive crew of three.
From 32.000 € a week
Extras vary by yacht: ask the Captain
CrewedBavaria Cruiser 46 sailing yacht 14 m 2020
Based in Zadar
A well-kept Bavaria Cruiser 46 sailing out of Zadar with a local Captain, minutes from the Kornati archipelago, an easy, honest boat for a first crewed week.
From 8.900 € a week
Extras vary by yacht: ask the Captain
CrewedDufour 530 sailing yacht 16 m 2022
Based in Šibenik
A modern Dufour 530 based in Šibenik with Captain and hostess, pairing quick passages through the Šibenik archipelago with five bright cabins.
From 12.500 € a week
Extras vary by yacht: ask the Captain
CrewedLagoon 46 catamaran 14 m 2022
Based in Trogir
A stable Lagoon 46 from Trogir with Captain and hostess, made for families: shallow-draft access to quiet bays and a flybridge everyone fights over.
From 16.800 € a week
Extras vary by yacht: ask the Captain
CrewedBali 4.8 catamaran 15 m 2023
Based in Split
A near-new Bali 4.8 out of Split whose open-plan saloon and forward lounge blur the line between deck and living room, a crowd-pleaser for mixed groups.
From 19.500 € a week
Extras vary by yacht: ask the Captain
CrewedSunreef 60 catamaran 18 m 2021
Based in Split
A fully crewed Sunreef 60 based in Split: private-villa volumes, a chef who shops the fish market before you wake, and the Dalmatian islands at luxury pace.
From 52.000 € a week
Extras vary by yacht: ask the Captain
CrewedAzimut 68 motor yacht 21 m 2022
Based in Dubrovnik
A fast Azimut 68 from Dubrovnik for guests who want the Elaphiti islands, Mljet and Korčula in one week, with a crew of three handling every detail.
From 68.000 € a week
Extras vary by yacht: ask the Captain
CrewedGulet 28 m 2018
Based in Split
A hand-built wooden gulet sailing from Split at an unhurried pace, with five cabins, a broad shaded aft deck and dinners cooked on board every evening.
From 21.000 € a week
Extras vary by yacht: ask the Captain
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Titarosa is truly an amazing charter company! They are professional, fast, and always willing to go the extra mile. The quality of their services and communication is clear and friendly. I feel completely confident coming back to them for any future needs. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable charter company!
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A week on a crewed yacht in Croatia usually costs between €10,000 and €30,000 for the charter fee, depending on the yacht and the month. Most yachts add an APA for food, fuel and marinas, usually 20 to 40% of the fee, and some have none. VAT is included in the price on some yachts and added on others, so check each yacht card. A crew tip of 10 to 15% is usual.
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| Yacht type | Low season | Shoulder season | Peak season |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sailing yacht | 8.000 € | 10.000 € | 12.000 € |
| Catamaran | 12.000 € | 15.000 € | 18.000 € |
| Motor yacht | 15.000 € | 19.000 € | 23.000 € |
| Gulet | 18.000 € | 22.000 € | 27.000 € |
Weekly charter fee in Croatia, in euros, by yacht type and season
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| Item | Included? | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Yacht, Captain and host | Included | Crew wages, their food and their cabin |
| Bed linen, towels and final cleaning | Included | |
| Paddleboards and snorkelling gear | Included | Varies by yacht |
| APA: food, drinks, fuel and marinas | Extra | Usually 20 to 40% of the fee, varies by yacht (some have none), paid before the trip |
| VAT | Extra | Included in the price on some yachts, added on others: check each yacht card |
| Crew tip | Extra | 10 to 15%, at your discretion |
| National park tickets | Extra | Kornati, Mljet or Krka, paid on the day |
| Airport transfers | Extra | Arranged on request |
Included in the fee
Costs extra
APA:
The Advance Provisioning Allowance is paid on top of the charter fee and covers running costs during your week, such as fuel, marina and mooring fees, food and drinks. It is usually between 20% and 40% of the charter fee, depending on the yacht, and anything you don’t spend is returned at the end of the charter. Some yachts have no APA. Each yacht card shows its APA.
VAT:
Some yachts are priced with VAT included, others without, in which case VAT is added to the charter fee. Each yacht card says which applies, and your contract shows the final amount.
Crew tip:
Tipping the crew at the end of the week is customary and up to you. The Captain can tell you what is usual for your yacht.
With over 1,200 islands, isles and inlets, choosing where to go in Croatia can be challenging, but luckily a yacht charter in Croatia will allow you to visit many places in a short period of time, even secluded ones, while still leaving you enough time to relax and enjoy the views.
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Some of the islands that are definitely worth visiting are Hvar, Vis, Brač and Korčula.
Hvar is not only Croatia’s trendiest island, but also the longest and sunniest. Hvar’s Old Town is known for its ancient landmarks, lively bays and legendary nightlife scene. Brač, the largest island in central Dalmatia, is mostly famous for its magnificent Zlatni Rat beach (aka Croatia’s most iconic and photographed beach) and its radiant white stone. The island of Korčula is a spot that has hardly changed since its most well-known citizen, Marco Polo, set out on his voyages to the East. Korčula’s many treasures hide behind a tiny medieval-walled peninsula. Vis is Croatia’s most distant and isolated island; this isolation and lack of development has become Vis’ drawcard as a travel destination. Mostly international travelers now come to Vis for its picture-postcard Mediterranean beauty, its ancient ruins and deserted beaches, as well as its gourmet delights.
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Dubrovnik is the southernmost town in Croatia, located only 50 km north of Montenegro.
It is surrounded by gorgeous medieval ramparts that have been preserved in their original form and are one of the city’s main attractions. Often called the Pearl of the Adriatic, this small city on the Dalmatian coast has it all. Travelers from all over the world are visiting Dubrovnik to experience the rich history preserved in the monuments and buildings, to taste the fantastic local cuisine and to swim in the warm waters.
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Kornati National Park covers a relatively large area (about 220 km²) and comprises 89 stunning islands, islets and reefs in the southern part of northern Dalmatia, between the islands of Žirje and Dugi Otok.
This archipelago skirts the coast between Zadar and Šibenik, with the open sea washing in from the west, and its name likely derives from the Italian word ‘corona’ because of the shape of the rock formations and caves that rise out of the sea.
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This sample week on a crewed yacht in Croatia starts and ends in Split and stays among the central Dalmatian islands: Brač, Hvar, Vis and Korčula. Sailing legs are two to four hours, so most of each day is spent swimming, eating and exploring ashore.
Seven days from Split: the central islands
Day 1 2,5 h under sail
Split to Milna, Brač
A short first leg to settle in, and dinner ashore in the harbour.
Day 2 3 h under sail
Milna to Hvar Town
Morning swim at anchor, evening in the old town.
Day 3 3 h under sail
Hvar Town to Vis
Out to the furthest island, with quieter bays.
Day 4 1,5 h under sail
Vis to Komiža
A short hop round the island; the Blue Cave if the sea allows.
Day 5 4 h under sail
Komiža to Korčula
The longest leg of the week, to a walled medieval town.
Day 6 3,5 h under sail
Korčula to Stari Grad, Hvar
A slower day and the island’s oldest town.
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Day 7 3 h under sail
Stari Grad to Split
Back in Split by late afternoon, before Saturday check-out.
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The best period for chartering a private yacht in Croatia is from May to October, when the temperature is pleasant and the water is calm. The peak season runs from June to August.
| Month | May | June | July | August | September | October |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sea | 19 °C | 23 °C | 25 °C | 26 °C | 24 °C | 22 °C |
Sailing Croatia month by month
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Summer in Croatia is hot and dry, with average air temperatures of 28 °C and sea temperatures of 24 °C, which makes a boat holiday just perfect.
During the summer the most common winds in Croatia are the Bura and the Maestral. Sailing conditions are ideal, with wind averaging 10–20 knots and moderate to small waves. In spring and autumn the Jugo, a warm and humid south-easterly, can bring cloud, rain and bigger waves for a day or two.
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Captain Tin Vrabac8 years sailing in Croatia
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Tell the Captain who is coming, when, and what a perfect day looks like. On a free 45-minute call he matches your group to the right yacht and route in Croatia, then sends a hand-picked shortlist within 24 hours.
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Booking a crewed yacht in Croatia with Titarosa takes five steps, from a free call with the Captain to the preference sheet your crew plans the week from. Most groups go from the first call to a signed contract within two weeks.
When: Day one
Forty-five minutes on video about your group, your dates and how you like to spend a holiday.
When: Within 24 hours of the call
A hand-picked shortlist of yachts that fit, each with photos, the crew and a worked price.
When: The same week
We ask the operator to hold the yacht you choose while your group decides.
When: Within about two weeks
You sign with the licensed charter operator and pay the deposit to them directly.
When: About a month before
Tell the crew what you eat, drink and want to see. The Captain plans the route around it.
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| Yacht type | Group size | Budget | How much sailing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Catamaran | 6 to 10 guests | Mid-range | Relaxed: steady at anchor, short hops between islands |
| Gulet | 8 to 12 guests | Mid to high | Very little: mostly under motor, lots of deck space |
| Motor yacht | 6 to 10 guests | High | None: fast passages, more islands in a week |
| Sailing yacht | 4 to 8 guests | The most affordable | Plenty: real sailing days for a keen group |
Which yacht type suits which group
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Motor yacht
Sailing yacht
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On a crewed charter in Croatia the yacht comes with a professional Captain and usually a host who cooks, so nobody in your group needs to sail. A skippered charter adds a hired sailor to run the yacht, but you shop and cook yourselves. On a bareboat charter you sail the yacht yourselves and need a licence.
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No. On a crewed charter in Croatia the Captain holds the licence and is responsible for the yacht, so none of your guests needs a sailing licence or any experience. A licence and a VHF radio certificate are needed only if you charter bareboat and sail the yacht yourselves.
Every review here was written by a guest after their week on the water. We don’t edit them, and we read every one.
I recently had the pleasure of booking a sailboat through Titarosa, and it was an absolutely fantastic experience from start to finish! The booking process was seamless, with clear communication and prompt responses to all my questions. …
We had an amazing vacation with Tin and Ema as our Skipper and Hostess. They are a great team and our cruise was smooth sailing the entire week. We saw how beautiful Croatia is from the coast and enjoyed ourselves immensely. Thank you so very much! See you next time 😊
What a great team at Titarosa. They helped us with booking and did arrange the whole trip in Split region with 62 foot catamaran. Thanks Tin and Sara and see you again!
Had the best time with Tin and Ema as skippers/hosts. They knew all the right spots, when to go where to avoid crowds, and had great recommendations in every stop, from where to eat to where to anchor, and how to move from boat to shore. …
Amazing Yachting company. Very professional. Answered all our questions. Really helped us and guided us through the reservation process and gave us insight as to the best routes and yachting experience. Thank you for making our vacation memorable.
A crewed yacht charter in Croatia means you charter a yacht with a professional Captain, and usually a host or chef, who sail, cook and look after the yacht. You choose the islands and the pace; the crew handle navigation, mooring and meals, so nobody in your group needs sailing experience.
Start with a free 45-minute video call with the Captain. Tell him your dates, group size, budget and the kind of week you want, and within 24 hours you get a hand-picked shortlist of yachts. You pay the same price as booking direct, and the contract and payment go to the licensed charter operator.
The yachts available for charter in Croatia range from luxury motor yachts to comfortable sailboats, motor boats, catamarans and traditional gulets, accommodating different group sizes and preferences.
Catamarans suit families who want space and stability, gulets suit larger groups who want room to spread out, and motor yachts cover more islands in less time. Sailing yachts suit couples and small groups who enjoy the feel of sailing. The Captain helps you choose on the free call.
No. On a crewed charter the Captain holds the licences and is responsible for the yacht, so no one in your group needs a sailing licence or experience. A licence is only needed on a bareboat charter, where you sail the yacht yourselves.
Croatia offers many spectacular sailing destinations, including the Dalmatian Coast, Hvar, Split, the Kornati Islands and the island of Vis, each with its own unique charm and attractions.
Croatia’s sailing season is generally from May to October, with the peak season from June to August, when the weather is warmer and the seas calmer.
Yacht charter packages vary, but often include yacht charter, a professional crew (if desired), safety equipment, navigational aids, and sometimes extras like water toys and Wi-Fi.
Yes. Tell the Captain which islands, beaches, restaurants and activities you want, such as snorkelling, swimming stops or exploring old towns, and he plans the route around your wishes and the weather. The route stays flexible during the week.
Additional costs may include fuel, mooring fees, supplies, tourist taxes and optional extras such as meals on board, excursions and water sports equipment hire.
On the free 45-minute video call, the Captain asks about your group, dates, budget and the kind of week you want, and answers your questions about yachts, routes and costs. Within 24 hours you get a hand-picked shortlist of yachts, at the same price as booking direct.
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Tell the Captain your dates and who is coming. He will talk you through the options on a free call and send a hand-picked shortlist of yachts within 24 hours.
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