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Weekly Skippered Sailing Charter from ACI Marina Trogir - Northern Dalmatian Discovery

Trogir, Croatia

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Sailing Yacht

Max. Capacity

No. Cabin

No. Berth

Description

Starting from the vibrant ACI Marina Trogir, this Northern Dalmatian Discovery route promises an exciting mix of historical towns, cultural experiences, and breathtaking landscapes. Whether you're an experienced sailor or a curious traveler, this voyage along the lesser-traveled northern Croatian islands showcases authentic local life, medieval architecture, and pristine natural scenery. With the flexibility of a skippered charter, each stop unveils a new perspective of the Adriatic’s rich tapestry.

About Our Service in Northern Dalmatia

Day 1 - Saturday: Trogir → Murter Island
Your journey begins with a peaceful sail to Murter, an island famed for its artistic vibe and peaceful beaches. After a welcome briefing and settling aboard, enjoy a late afternoon swim at Slanica Beach, followed by dinner in a harbor-side tavern. The old town’s narrow streets and laid-back atmosphere offer the perfect setting to begin your Adriatic escape.

Day 2 - Sunday: Murter → Zadar
Today’s longer sail takes you to Zadar, a vibrant city where antiquity meets innovation. Explore the Roman Forum, the majestic St. Donatus Church, and marvel at the musical Sea Organ—a wave-powered installation. Walk the marble-paved promenade and witness the ethereal light show of the Greeting to the Sun before unwinding at The Garden Lounge with panoramic views of the harbor.

Day 3 - Monday: Zadar → Pag Island
Sail to the lunar-like landscapes of Pag, where white cliffs and barren hills contrast with azure waters. Discover local treasures like Pag cheese and handmade lace in the historic town, or lounge at Zrće Beach, Croatia’s answer to Ibiza. As night falls, choose between high-energy beach clubs or a serene dinner under the stars.

Day 4 - Tuesday: Pag → Rab Island
Arrive at the lush Rab Island, known for its bell towers and beautiful bays. Tour the historic core, ascending the Campanile for sweeping sea views. In the afternoon, head to Paradise Beach for sunbathing or paddleboarding in its shallow waters. End the day dining at a rustic konoba, with grilled fish and local wines.

Day 5 - Wednesday: Rab → Krk Island
Continue to Krk, the largest Adriatic island. Explore its fortified old town and Gothic cathedrals before heading to Vrbnik, a village perched on a cliffside. Sample Žlahtina, a rare white wine produced locally, and enjoy dinner in Baška with panoramic views of the sea and mountain backdrop.

Day 6 - Thursday: Krk → Cres Island
Cres offers untouched natural beauty with dense forests and rocky coastlines. After docking in Cres Town, walk the historic center or venture to nearby Čikat Forest for a serene stroll among pines. Don’t miss the hilltop bell tower or a sunset meal at a family-run seafood restaurant overlooking the bay.

Day 7 - Friday: Cres → Trogir
Your final leg is a longer but rewarding sail back to Trogir. Watch the coast change as you return, and savor your last evening wandering the stone-paved streets of Trogir’s Old Town. Visit its fortresses, enjoy one last Adriatic swim, and toast to a week well-spent before check-out the next morning.

About Our Yacht - Dufour 36 Classic

The Dufour 36 Classic offers refined performance and unmatched comfort in a compact design. With a length of just over 11 meters, it fits snugly into smaller ports while providing the space and stability needed for coastal or offshore exploration. The 3 cabins and cozy interior easily accommodate up to 7 guests, with ample room to relax, dine, and unwind after long days of sailing and sightseeing.

This model is equipped with a full galley, comfortable saloon, and well-planned cockpit for both sailing efficiency and leisure. The 30 HP engine and generous sail area offer responsive control, and the shallow draft ensures access to protected coves and shallow bays. Whether you’re venturing to bustling cities or quiet island villages, this yacht is your versatile companion for a seamless Adriatic adventure.

Choosing the Dufour 36 Classic is about more than just sailing—it’s about traveling with comfort, flexibility, and style. With professional crew support and a rich itinerary, your week in the Northern Dalmatian islands is guaranteed to be both invigorating and inspiring.

Characteristics

Manufacturer : Dufour

Model : Dufour 36 Classic

Manufactured Year : 2006

No. Cabin : 3

No. Bathrooms : 1

No. Berths : 3

Length (meters) : 11.21

Width (meters) : 3.77

Draft (meters) : 1.45

Engine: in HP : 30hp

Max Authorized Capacity): 8

Max Bookable Capacity: 8

Availability Details

Schedule for check-in : 16:00

Schedule for check-out : 9:00

Duration: 7 Days:

Min day before booking : 30

Min day stays : 7

Charter Options

This listing is listed for the following charter options.

With Captain Only

Pick & Drop Facility
- No

Fuel included in price?
- No

Breakfast/Drinks/Nibbles

Guests can bring their own

Note for guests:

Based on the choice of charter option set for this listing and your choice to avail these options under the process of booking this charter, an extra fee may be applicable, for eg; for availing Crew service.

Booking rules

We offer dynamic pricing starting from 2,200EUR per week, adjusting based on seasonal demand. Peak season (July and early August) has the highest rates, mid-season offers moderate pricing, and low season provides the best value for those seeking tranquility and relaxation.

Dynamic Pricing:

● 1st January - 19th April: €2,200
● 21st June - 23rd August: €2,200
● 27th September - 31st December: €2,430
● 19th April - 24th May: €2,775
● 24th May - 21st June: €2,890
● 23rd August - 27th September: €3,120

Price Includes:

● First and last day berth at ACI Marina Trogir
● Skipper fee
● VAT
● Bed linen and towels

Price Excludes:

● Mandatory end cleaning (cash payment before departure):
- 2-cabin boat: €170
- 3-cabin boat: €200
- Bavaria 39 & 46: €220
● Tourist tax: €2 per person/day (cash payment)
● Optional extras (cash payment before departure):
- SUP: €150 per week
- Outboard engine: €100 per week
- Safety net: €100 per week
- Gennaker: €100 per week (order at least one month in advance)
● Skipper cabin and meals
● Mandatory deposit: €1,500 (cash or credit card accepted)
● Double end cleaning fee if pets are onboard

Food & Beverage:

Food and beverages are not included. Guests can bring provisions or dine at local restaurants. If a skipper is hired, the charterer is responsible for providing meals for the skipper.

Payment Terms:

● 30% payment due within 7 days of booking confirmation.
● 70% balance payment due one month before the charter begins.

Cancellation Policy:

● Cancellation more than 30 days before the charter: 50% retention.
● Cancellation within 30 days: 100% retention.
● Refusal to take the yacht is treated as cancellation within one month with full fee retention.
● Failure to make final payment at least 4 weeks prior results in automatic cancellation, with advance payment retained.

Damage deposit : £ 0

Damage Deposit is fully refunded to you in 72 hours of your checkout, subject to any breakage/damage claims by the Operator/Owner.

Insurance details

- KaterBlue ensures that all boats available for rent are insured by their respective owners. We strongly advise securing Travel Insurance to protect against any incidents or losses occurring off the boat. While the boat owners provide insurance for their boats, yachts, crew, and guests against fire, collisions, and other marine accidents, the guests are accountable for protecting their valuables during the tour. Should they prefer, guests may hand over their valuable items to the boat captain for safekeeping. In the event of an accident or disaster, it is the responsibility of the boat captains to promptly inform KaterBlue or its representative. If the boat owners have not completed the necessary insurance arrangements, they will be held fully accountable. Charterers and guests who wish to engage in water sports do so at their own risk and should ensure they have their own insurance coverage.