Exploring Yacht Costs in Croatia: What to Know

The costs of yachting in Croatia can vary significantly depending on the time of year, the type of yacht, and specific itineraries. Notably, Croatia is renowned for offering more affordable yacht options than other Mediterranean hotspots.

This guide breaks down the various factors influencing yacht costs, from charter fees and docking expenses to fuel and provisioning, ensuring you have all the information you need to navigate your maritime journey in Croatia.

For more info and to receive our assistance, visit our dedicated Croatia Yacht Charter Guide.

Yacht Prices in Croatia

Those listed hereunder are the average costs for a one-week in Croatia, divided by boat typology:

Cost of a motor yacht for a week in Croatia (MYBA Terms) 

• Yacht with maximum length from 55 to 60 feet: 15,000.00 Euro / 30,000.00 Euro per week + All 
• Yacht with maximum length from 62 to 70 feet: 25,000.00 Euro / 50,000.00 Euro per week + All 
• Yacht with maximum length from 70 to 90 feet: 40,000.00 Euro / 100,000.00 Euro per week + All
• Superyacht from 90 to 150 feet: from 65.000,00€ to 200.000,00€ + All
• Megayacht over 150 feet: from 200.00,00€ + All

Cost of a catamaran for a week in Croatia:

• Catamarans with a maximum length of 50 feet: up to 18,000.00 Euro per week + All 
• Catamaran with a maximum length of 60 feet: up to 40,000.00 Euro per week + All 
• Catamaran from 60 feet and up: starting from 35.000,00€ per week + All

Cost of a crewed sailing yacht for a week in Croatia:

• Sailing yachts up to 90 feet: up to 70.000,00€ per week + All
• Sailing yachts from 90 to 150 feet: from 70.000,00€ to 200.000,00€ per week + All
• Sailing yachts over 150 feet: over 200.000,00€ per week + All

Payment Terms

50% of the charter rate must be paid upon contract signature, and the balance must be paid within 30 days before departure. 

The A.P.A. (between 35% and 40% of the charter rate) and the VAT are always due together with the balance (30 days before departure).

What costs are included in the charter fee, and what costs are not?

The price of a yacht with a crew usually includes using the boat for the agreed period and the crew service. 

When renting a boat, it would be best to consider the so-called APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance) supply costs.

It is a lump sum payment that covers all your onboard expenses during your yacht charter fuel, ports, food, drinks, etc.).

Another cost concerns the 13% Croatian VAT, usually considered separately from the indicated rental cost.

Contact YBH Charter Brokers:

You can contact us by email at ask@yourboatholiday.com or at +39 33436 00997; we are also available on WhatsApp for calls and texts.

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