Luxury, freedom & the Adriatic, your private five-star escape at sea.
If you’ve ever dreamed of exploring Croatia’s coastline by yacht, an all-inclusive charter is the most effortless way to do it. You’ll enjoy a crewed yacht, personalized service, and the flexibility of the APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance) system, a transparent and straightforward way to manage onboard costs while you sail the Adriatic in total comfort.
What’s Included and How It Works with the All-Inclusive Package?
When you charter a yacht with us, everything you need for an exceptional Adriatic experience is taken care of. From the moment you step aboard, your crew ensures that every detail is handled with precision and care, so all you have to do is relax, explore, and enjoy life at sea.
Unlike many “all-inclusive” packages that hide costs in fine print, our system is completely transparent, giving you full control over your onboard spending through the APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance).
Professional Crew
Every charter includes an experienced captain, an attentive hostess, and, optionally, a chef (depending on the package). Your crew not only navigates and maintains the yacht but also curates every aspect of your journey, from itinerary planning to daily dining and service.
Sanja & Zoki, Crew onboard Lagoon 560 Baza
Luxury Cabins
Enjoy the comfort of private, ensuite cabins designed for maximum relaxation. Each cabin features high-quality linens, air conditioning, and refined details to make you feel at home while surrounded by the Adriatic's beauty.
Linen, Towels & Daily Cleaning
Fresh linens, beach towels, and daily housekeeping ensure that your yacht always feels clean and welcoming. Every evening, return to a perfectly prepared cabin after a day of swimming, dining, and exploring.
Concierge Support, Before and During Your Trip
Our concierge team assists you from the very first inquiry. Whether you need airport transfers, restaurant reservations, or recommendations for secluded bays, we’re available 24/7 to make your experience effortless.
About the APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance)
Your yacht operates like a private floating villa, and the APA functions as your onboard expense account. It covers all variable costs that depend on your preferences and consumption, such as:
- Food & Beverages – tailored menus prepared by your hostess or private chef
- Fuel – based on your chosen route and cruising speed
- Port & Marina Fees – depending on the destinations you visit
- Water Toys & Extras – optional rentals or special requests
The APA is typically 30–35% of the charter fee, depending on yacht type and size. This amount is transferred before your trip and managed transparently by your captain, who records every expense throughout the charter.
At the end of your journey, you’ll receive a detailed breakdown of all costs.
If not all funds are used, the remaining balance is fully refunded to you.
- Transparent costs: you see where every euro goes
- No hidden fees: pay only for what you actually use
- Real-time tracking: daily updates from your captain
This approach gives you the best of both worlds, the freedom and flexibility of a private yacht, with the confidence of knowing exactly what you’re paying for. Your comfort, satisfaction, and peace of mind are always our top priorities.
Sunreef 50 Solitaire, Catamaran for Crewed, all-inclusive charter from Split
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Top 5 Sailing Routes in Croatia for First-Timers
Croatia’s coastline stretches over 1,700 km and offers more than a thousand islands to explore, but for first-time sailors, a well-balanced route makes all the difference. Here are five tried-and-true itineraries that blend calm sailing, scenic stops, and a taste of authentic island life.
1. Split to Hvar and Vis; The Classic Dalmatian Loop
Duration: 7 days | Best for: Balanced mix of nightlife, bays, and history
Start in Split or Trogir, sail south to Brač (famous Zlatni Rat beach), continue to Hvar for a lively harbor evening, then push west to Vis — quieter, wilder, and home to the iconic Blue Cave (Modra špilja). Return via Šolta, a peaceful last-night anchorage with a family-run konoba.
💡 Why it’s great: Easy distances, reliable winds, and perfect for first-time Adriatic sailors.
2. Zadar to Kornati; Nature and Tranquility
Duration: 6 - 7 days | Best for: National parks, raw beauty, minimal crowds
Depart from Zadar and set sail toward the Kornati National Park, a maze of uninhabited islands and turquoise coves. Stop at Telašćica Nature Park for dramatic cliffs and a salt lake swim.
⚓ Tip: Moor at a small konoba inside the park, dinner often includes your mooring fee and stories from locals who know the sea by heart.
3. Dubrovnik to Mljet and Korčula; Southern Charm
Duration: 7 days | Best for: History lovers and island hoppers
Sail from Dubrovnik’s ACI Marina and cruise to Šipan, Mljet National Park, and Korčula Town. Mljet’s saltwater lakes are ideal for paddleboarding, while Korčula’s medieval walls and wine bars make a perfect overnight stop.
🍷 Don’t miss: Local wines like Grk and Pošip, paired with seafood right off the boat.
4. Šibenik to Vis via Hvar; Culture and Hidden Bays
Duration: 7 - 8 days | Best for: Guests who like a mix of heritage and solitude
Start in Šibenik, a UNESCO gem with quiet charm. Head to Primošten and Rogoznica, then cross to Hvar and Vis. Along the way, detour into Krka National Park, moor in Skradin, and walk or take a short boat to the waterfalls.
🌊 Local secret: Visit the small island of Drvenik Veli, often skipped by charters but stunningly peaceful.
5. Istrian Coast from Pula; Northern Adventure
Duration: 5–7 days | Best for: Foodies and short crossings
Starting in Pula, sail along Istria’s coast, stop in Rovinj, Vrsar, and Poreč for Venetian architecture, truffle pasta, and boutique marinas. The sailing distances are short, perfect for beginners or families.
🍽️ Don’t miss: A seafood dinner in Rovinj’s old town and olive oil tasting inland.
Every route in Croatia has its rhythm. First-timers will find short hops, safe harbors, and friendly locals everywhere. Once you’ve done one route, you’ll be planning your second, maybe farther south, maybe earlier in the season, because Croatia has a way of calling you back.
Frequently Asked Questions
The APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance) covers variable costs such as food, drinks, fuel, and marina fees. We typically request 30–35% of the charter fee as an APA deposit; the captain manages expenses and returns any unspent amount at the end of the trip.
Yes, provisioning for meals and drinks is handled from the APA. Menus are customized and can accommodate dietary requirements.
Absolutely. Itineraries are suggestions that can be tailored to your group’s interests and the weather.
Yes, airport and private transfers can be arranged on request (price on request).
Although tipping is not mandatory, it is customary to reward the yacht crew for their service. On all-inclusive yacht charters, the typical gratuity ranges from 10% to 20% of the total charter price, depending on your satisfaction with the crew’s performance. Tips are usually given at the end of the trip and handed to the captain, who then distributes them fairly among all crew members. You may tip in cash or, on some yachts, via bank transfer. Your captain will advise on the preferred method.
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