Booking Rules

Cancellation Rules

Location

Southern Dalmatian Highlights: Bareboat Weekly Charter, Croatia

Trogir, Croatia

Watercraft Type

Catamaran

Max. Capacity

No. Cabin

No. Berth

Description

Set sail on a luxury bareboat adventure through the breathtaking islands of Southern Dalmatia.

Experience the perfect blend of historic coastal towns, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant island life on this week-long bareboat sailing charter. Departing from SCT Marina Trogir, this itinerary takes you through Brač, Hvar, Vis, and Korčula, offering a diverse mix of culture, relaxation, and adventure.

About our service in Southern Dalmatia

Explore Croatia’s most famous sailing destinations with this expertly curated route. Highlights include the stunning Zlatni Rat Beach on Brač, the medieval walls of Korčula, and the breathtaking Blue Lagoon near Drvenik Veli.

Day 1: Saturday - Arrival & Check-in at SCT Marina Trogir

Check-in starts at 17:00. Take the evening to explore the historic town of Trogir before settling aboard your yacht.

Day 2: Sunday - Trogir → Milna (Brač)

Sail towards Milna on Brač, a charming harbor town with stunning stone architecture and peaceful bays for swimming.

Day 3: Monday - Milna → Bol (Brač) → Jelsa (Hvar)

Stop at the world-famous Zlatni Rat Beach before heading to Jelsa, a picturesque town surrounded by vineyards and olive groves.

Day 4: Tuesday - Jelsa → Korčula Town

Sail to Korčula Town, known for its medieval walls and as the birthplace of Marco Polo. Enjoy fresh seafood at a local tavern.

Day 5: Wednesday - Korčula → Vela Luka → Vis

Stop at Vela Luka for snorkeling before continuing to Vis Town, famous for its Roman ruins and breathtaking sunset viewpoints.

Day 6: Thursday - Vis → Blue Lagoon (Drvenik Veli)

Enjoy a final swim in the Blue Lagoon before sailing back to Trogir.

Day 7: Friday - Relaxation & Return to SCT Marina Trogir

Enjoy a leisurely morning before returning to the marina.

Day 8: Saturday - Check-Out at SCT Marina Trogir

Final check-out is completed by 09:00.

About our yacht - Catamaran AURA 51

The AURA 51 is designed for luxury sailing, featuring spacious cabins, an expansive deck, and top-tier navigation technology.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Croatia’s most iconic islands. Book now and experience the magic of the Adriatic!

Watercraft Characteristics

Manufacturer : Fountaine Pajot

Model : Saba 50

Manufactured Year : 2017

No. Cabin : 7

No. Bathrooms : 6

No. Berths : 12

Length (meters) : 14.98

Width (meters) : 6

Draft (meters) : 1.25

Max Auth. Capacity: 12

Max Bookable Capacity: 12

Availability Details

Schedule for check-in : 17:00

Schedule for check-out : 8:00

Duration: 7 Days

Charter Options

This listing is listed for the following charter options.

Bareboat Charter

Pick & Drop Facility
- No

Fuel included in price?
- No

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 & Policies

PRICES STARTING FROM 4,485 EUR PER WEEK:

Our dynamic pricing reflects the seasonal demand for yacht charters in Croatia, offering varying rates throughout the year. Prices are lower from mid-May to early June and again from late September to December, while peak rates apply from late June to mid-August when demand is highest. As the season transitions, rates gradually decrease, allowing guests to choose the ideal time for their sailing adventure based on their budget and preference for crowd levels.

Seasonal Pricing:

3 April - 24 April: €4,485
2 October - 30 October: €4,485
24 April - 8 May: €5,635
25 September - 2 October: €5,635
8 May - 15 May: €7,935
11 September - 25 September: €7,935
15 May - 5 June: €11,385
28 August - 11 September: €11,385
5 June - 26 June: €14,835
21 August - 28 August: €14,835
26 June - 21 August: €19,435

PRICES INCLUDE:

Charter of the catamaran for one week
RC RIB with 50hp engine (operated only by skipper)
Pilot book in multiple languages
Navigation charts
13% and 25% VAT in Croatia

FOOD & BEVERAGE:

During your yacht charter, food and beverages are not included in the base price. However, you have the option to enhance your culinary experience by hiring a chef or hostess for meal preparation at an additional cost. Alternatively, you can choose to self-cater, allowing you to plan your meals according to your preferences. This flexibility ensures that you can enjoy delicious meals and refreshments tailored to your tastes while cruising the beautiful Croatian coastline.

OBLIGATORY:

Comfort package SABA 50 / NO PETS: 800 € /charter
Skipper: 1,600 € /week + food

ON REQUEST:

Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA): 3,000 € per week
Rental of Special Water Toys: From 1,000 € per week (Choose from SeaBob, SeaScooter, Jet Ski, Lampuga JetBoard, or Boat for Kids)
One-Way Transfer (Kaštela/Trogir to Dubrovnik/Opatija): 300 €
Early Check-In (Until 14:00): 300 €
Safety Net: 100 € per charter
Chef: 2,000 € /week + food
Hostess / Cook: 1,600 € /week + food
Hostess: 1,300 € /week + food
Certified Physiotherapist: 1,500 € /week + food
Fitness Trainer: 1,000 € /week + food

PAYMENT TERMS:

50% due upon reservation
50% due 6 weeks before departure

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.

Cancellation Rules

Strict Policy

No-show will result in reservation considered as forfeited.

Days not spent on account of early check-out is marked as forfeited.

Refunds under any cancellation terms & conditions excludes the KaterBlue service fee.

Insurance details

- KaterBlue ensures all boats are insured by their owners, but advise guests to secure Travel Insurance for off-boat incidents. While boat owners cover marine accidents, guests are responsible for their valuables, or entrust to the captain. In case of an accident, captains must inform KaterBlue promptly. Owners are liable for the lack of proper insurance. Guests engaging in water sports do so at their own risk and should have personal insurance.