What types of boats are available?
We offer a range of luxury yachts, motor cruisers, gulets, and catamarans to suit couples, families, and groups.
How many people can each boat accommodate?
Each boat has a maximum guest capacity. Full details are listed on each boat’s page.
Do I need a boat licence or sailing experience?
No. All cruises are skippered or fully crewed, so no licence or experience is required.
Is a skipper and crew included?
Yes. All boats are operated by professional skippers, with crew included where applicable.
What is included in the boat charter price?
The price typically includes the boat, skipper and crew, standard equipment, insurance, and final cleaning. Fuel, marina fees, food, and drinks are usually extra unless stated otherwise.
Are fuel and marina fees included?
Usually not. These are charged based on actual usage and are payable during or at the end of the cruise.
Can we customise our itinerary?
Yes. All itineraries are flexible and tailored around your preferences, weather conditions, and cruising pace.
What is the best area to stay in Croatia?
Our cruises depart from several major ports along the Dalmatian coast, including Split, Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Korčula, and Rijeka. These coastal cities and island ports are some of the most beautiful in Croatia and offer easy access to the Adriatic. Split and Dubrovnik are the most popular starting points, providing an ideal base before or after your cruise, with excellent transport links, historic centres, and world-class accommodation.
Where do the cruises depart from?
Cruises depart from multiple ports along the Croatian coast, depending on the boat and itinerary with Split, Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Korčula, and Rijeka the most popular ports.
What is the best time of year to cruise in Croatia?
May to September is ideal. July and August are the busiest and warmest months, while May, June, and September offer great weather with fewer crowds.
How far in advance should we book?
For peak season (July–August), we recommend booking several months ahead. Shoulder season offers more flexibility.
Is food and drink included?
Some boats include catering. Others allow self-catering or provisioning to be arranged in advance.
Can we bring our own food and drinks?
Yes, on most boats. We can also organise provisioning before departure.
Is Wi-Fi available on board?
Most boats offer Wi-Fi, though signal strength can vary between islands.
What activities are available during the cruise?
Swimming, snorkelling, paddleboarding, sightseeing, island hopping, and dining in coastal towns.
Are children allowed on board?
Yes. Family-friendly boats are available. Please advise ages so we can recommend the best option.
Are pets allowed on board?
Some boats allow pets with prior approval. Please ask before booking.
What safety equipment is on the boat?
All boats comply with strict safety regulations and include life jackets, safety briefings, and trained crew.
What should we pack?
Light clothing, swimwear, towels, sunscreen, a hat, and soft luggage. Bedding is provided.
Can you arrange airport transfers and accommodation?
Yes. Transfers, hotels, and pre- or post-cruise accommodation can be arranged.
What is the cancellation policy?
Cancellation terms vary by boat and season. Full details are provided before booking.
Do prices vary by season?
Yes. Prices depend on the time of year, boat type, and level of luxury.
Is tipping expected?
Tipping is optional but appreciated. A guideline of 5–10% of the charter price is common.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Your skipper will adjust the itinerary to ensure safety and comfort while maximising your experience.
Is English widely spoken in Croatia?
Yes. English is widely spoken throughout Croatia, especially in coastal areas, islands, hotels, restaurants, and tourist services. Most skippers, crew, and hospitality staff speak fluent English, making travel and cruising easy for international visitors.
Is Croatia expensive to visit?
Croatia offers excellent value compared to many Western European destinations. Costs vary by season and location, with July and August being the most expensive months. Food, accommodation, and activities are generally affordable, especially outside peak season, while luxury experiences such as private cruises remain competitively priced for the level of service and quality offered.
