Catamaran charter and rental in Croatia
518 boats available in Croatia
From €1,494 per week, departing from Sukošan, Kaštel Gomilica and Seget Donji.
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Wind Seeker
Split, Croatia
Second Wind
Split, Croatia
Alba Mouse
Ploče, Croatia
Bronze Kiss
Split, Croatia
FIRST KISS
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Silver Kiss
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Zia Nella
Vis, Croatia
Orion
Pula, Croatia
NEMO
Šibenik, Croatia
ZETA
Šibenik, Croatia
MEEA
Šibenik, Croatia
NOR
Šibenik, Croatia
AMELIA
Šibenik, Croatia
ARTEMIS
Šibenik, Croatia
Falco
Sumpetar, Croatia
About the fleet in Croatia
The fleet in Croatia is made up of 518 catamarans.
Most boats here are catamarans, averaging 14.1 metres.
Weekly prices start in the under €1,500 range, where 1 boats are listed.
Boats sleep between 2 and 31 guests, with cabins up to 15.
The most common size band is 13 – 16 m, with 276 boats.
148 boats can be chartered with a skipper; 396 are available bareboat.
The fullest month on the calendar right now is Oct 2026: 75% of the fleet already has at least one booking, while 128 boats are still completely open.
Fleet breakdown
Weekly price ranges
Boat sizes
Most common models here
- Lagoon 42 60 boats · from €1,884
- Lagoon 46 54 boats · from €2,098
- Lagoon 40 32 boats · from €1,494
- Lagoon 43 23 boats · from €3,105
- Lagoon 51 19 boats · from €7,009
- Lagoon 450 18 boats · from €2,243
- Lagoon 450 Fly 18 boats · from €2,369
- Lagoon 50 16 boats · from €3,502
Availability by month
Share of the fleet that already holds at least one booking that month.
Frequently asked questions
How many boats are available in Croatia?
518 boats are listed in Croatia: 518 catamarans.
How much does it cost to charter a boat in Croatia?
Weekly rates start in the under €1,500 range. Most boats fall between under €1,500 (1), €1,500 – €3,000 (148) and €3,000 – €6,000 (194).
How many people can these boats accommodate?
Boats in Croatia sleep between 2 and 31 guests, with up to 15 cabins.
When is the best time to book for Croatia?
As things stand, Oct 2026 is the month with most of the fleet already committed: 75% of boats hold at least one booking and 128 are still completely open. Months further out look emptier mainly because they are further away, so the earlier you look at a given month, the wider the choice.
Do I need a licence to charter in Croatia?
396 boats can be chartered bareboat, which requires a valid licence. 148 can be booked with a professional skipper, so no licence is needed.