Discover Croatia's Historical and Cultural Sites During a Private Yacht Charter
Visit a different cultural or historical site each day during your private yacht charter in Croatia in the tranquil, crowd-free months of May or October.
Key Benefits
Visiting Croatia's historical and cultural sites during the off-season (May or October) offers several advantages. Lower charter prices, fewer crowds, and optimal weather conditions ensure an overall better experience.
The sailing route is tailored to align with your excursions and guided tours to the historical or cultural sites.
Onboard our luxury yachts, menus are thoughtfully crafted to offer a personalized dining experience. The chef utilizes fresh, local, and seasonal ingredients to prepare exquisite dishes, all while accommodating your dietary preferences and allergies.
Visiting historical sites from a yacht offers a different perspective, allowing you to appreciate their beauty in ways that land-based visits cannot.
A dedicated crew is at your service, at all times. You can expect white-glove service, gourmet meals, transportation to and from the yacht, assistance with water toys, and guidance to nearby sites or other activities you wish to do.
Our fleet offers luxury amenities, such as jacuzzis, gyms, spas, cinema rooms, massages, steam rooms, water toys and more.
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Some of Croatia's famous historical sites you can visit during your yacht charter
The City Walls of Dubrovnik are one of Croatia’s most famous historical landmarks and a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Hvar Town is known for its 16th-century fort and the Cathedral of St. Stephen.
Korčula Island is often regarded as the birthplace of Marco Polo. Korčula town is known for its medieval architecture and city walls.
St. James Cathedral in Šibenik is a UNESCO World Heritage site. This cathedral is famous for its unique stonework and architectural blend of Renaissance and Gothic styles.
Diocletian’s Palace in Split is a UNESCO World Heritage site. This Roman palace forms the heart of Split and showcases ancient Roman architecture and ruins.
Located in the coastal town of Trogir, Kamerlengo Castle is a remarkable historical fortress dating back to the 15th century.
Our Luxury Yachts
Our fleet of fully equipped luxury yachts provides everything you need to explore historical and cultural sites in full comfort and style. Here’s a glimpse of some of their amenities:
Freedom - Expansive decks, sauna, massage room, a fully equipped gym, jacuzzi, swimming pool, cinema room, water toys. Off-season price: € 110,000 + VAT (13%) per week.
Ohana - 160 sq meter renovated sundeck, cinema room, bright and spacious salon with floor-to-ceiling windows, a jacuzzi with padded sunbeds, and kids' playroom. Off-season price: € 90,000 per week.
Bella - Outdoor gym, Turkish hammam (steam room), beauty salon, gentlemen's bar, cigar and whiskey room, cinema room, kids' playroom. Off-season price: € 90,000 per week.
Cristal - newly renovated sundeck, cinema room, a jacuzzi, wet bar, renovated luxurious cabins. Off-season price: € 90,000 per week.
Alfa Mario - a jacuzzi, sauna, gym, lounge bar, salon bar, cinema room, and a range of water sports equipment. Off-season price: € 90,000 per week.
Queen Eleganza - brand-new jacuzzi, an open-air cinema, an open kitchen, a versatile sundeck, spacious salon and outdoor areas, and water toys. Off-season price: € 80,000 per week.
Maxita - built in 2024, bright and modern decor, jacuzzi and bar on sundeck, another indoor bar, cozy and bright salon. Off-season price: € 68.000 + VAT (13%) per week.
Karizma - 4 spacious decks, a jacuzzi, a shaded lounging area, a spacious salon, and a wide selection of water toys. Off-season price: € 60,000 per week.
Riva - Burmese teak decks, a jacuzzi, a gym, a smart-lock system in all cabins, and a wide selection of water toys. Off-season price: € 60,000 per week.
Bellezza - spacious deck and salon, a jacuzzi, shaded outdoor area, new lounging area, water sports equipment. Off-season price: € 55,000 per week.
Seagull II embodies a “classic” gentleman’s motor yacht. Although she appears to date from the “roaring 20s” of 100 years ago, she is in fact barely 60 years old. A mere stripling, you might say.
