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ACTIVITIES
Yes, you can dine on land. The crew can recommend and arrange reservations at local restaurants, providing an opportunity to experience the culinary offerings of the destinations you visit.
The availability of water sports activities varies depending on your chosen vessel. You can find all the details about the water sports offered aboard each individual vessel on the vessel’s dedicated page on our website.
Keep in mind that, according to Croatian law, the driver of any watercraft (e.g., tenders, jet skis) must be at least 16 years of age and hold a valid PWC license. When it comes to scuba diving, it can be arranged with local diving centers at an additional charge. PADI certificates are required.
From local restaurants, museums, historical sites to nightclubs, the Croatian shore offers a variety of activities to enjoy. Simply mark your preferences on the preference list and we’ll make sure you have a great time!
Yes, we can help organize day trips on land, including excursions, tours, and other activities. Discuss your interests with us for personalized recommendations.
CHARTER BASICS
To charter a yacht, please browse through the selection of available yachts on our website. Once you’ve found one that suits your preferences, fill out our contact form and we’ll provide information on availability, guide you through the booking process, and help with any specific requests.
The minimum charter length is typically one week. However, for specific requests and shorter durations, please contact us for personalized assistance.
The Charter Fee includes accommodation for the charter party, a crew of six, yacht insurance, the use of the yacht’s recreational equipment, tourist taxes, and WiFi.
The APA (advance provisioning allowance) is usually equivalent to 30% of the Charter Fee, depending on the Charterer’s preferences regarding the itinerary and additional activities. The APA is an obligatory extra given to the Captain before the start of your charter.
It is intended to cover the operating expenses of a charter, such as: fuel, food and drinks, port fees, national and nature park entrance fees, customs fees and charter licenses for cruising outside of Croatian waters, and other costs for services requested by the Charter Party during the charter.
If the expenditure during the charter exceeds the sum already paid, additional cash funds will be required and should be settled before disembarkment. Any remaining credit at the end of your charter will be reimbursed to you in full.
As in all service industries, gratuity for the crew is not included in the Charter Fee. The industry standard is 5-15% of the base Charter Fee, given at the Charterer’s discretion.
CHARTER CUSTOMIZATION
Filling out a preference list helps customize your charter experience, including food and beverage preferences, activity preferences, and any special requests, ensuring a tailored and enjoyable trip.
While the crew can provide recommendations, the final itinerary is typically a collaborative decision between the guests and the Captain, taking into account weather conditions, preferences, and destination highlights.
The amount of time spent sailing depends on the chosen itinerary and guest preferences. Typically, cruising time is limited to an average of four hours a day, unless otherwise agreed. You can discuss your preferences with the Captain, who will plan accordingly.
Yes, with proper documentation and clearance, you can venture beyond Croatian waters. Keep in mind that all customs fees and charter licenses for sailing in Montenegrin or Italian waters are subject to payment through the APA.
Yes, we will gladly assist in organizing your transfers during your holidays in Croatia. You will receive a transfer form 3 months prior to charter which needs to be filled with all necessary information and sent back at least 1 month before embarkment.
FOOD AND DRINKS
Typically, our charters include three main meals per day, with serving times adjusted to your preferences. Mark your preferred meal schedule on your preference list and discuss any changes with the chef and crew.
Yes, you can customize the menu based on your preferences. You’ll be asked about menu specifics on your preference list, detailing any dietary restrictions, allergies, or specific food and beverage requests.
Our chef would like to present you Dalmatian cuisine based on local, seasonal, and fresh ingredients. This includes a lot of vegetables, fish, and low-fat meat. Soups are very
common, as well as olive oil and salads. However, the chef is ready to amaze you with his
knowledge of any other ethnic cuisine, so you can mark your preferences on your preference list if you would like to go in some other direction.
Absolutely. Inform us of any specific food preferences or requirements for children, and the menu will be adapted accordingly.
Yes, you can specify your preferred cuisine type, whether it’s Mediterranean, Asian, or any other style. The chef will work to accommodate your culinary preferences.
GUESTS
The maximum number of guests sleeping and cruising aboard our yachts depends on each individual yacht’s capacities. The maximum number of guests aboard Stella Maris is 16, Kadena can comfortably accommodate 12, while Marshall and Trebenna are both at maximum capacity with 8 guests.
Yes, children are welcome on board. However, keep in mind that children should be under the supervision of an adult in the Charter Party at all times during the charter.
No pets are allowed on board without the explicit written consent of the yacht owner.
Yes, a reasonable number of visitors may be allowed on board while the yacht is securely moored in port at the sole discretion of the Captain.
Specifying the main guest helps ensure that preferences and requirements are tailored to the primary guest’s needs. It assists in creating a personalized and enjoyable charter experience.
PREPARING FOR YOUR TRIP
Pack comfortable clothing, swimwear, sunscreen, personal toiletries, and any specific items you may need. Casual attire is suitable for most occasions on board.
Please note that everyday shoes are not suitable for walking on the yacht. Should you wish to avoid going barefoot, please bring deck shoes with non-marking soles.
Yes, you can take your electronic devices with you. Our Yachts are equipped with power outlets and WiFi. Keep in mind that Croatia uses the standard European 2-point plug, so let us know if you’ll need a power plug adapter.
As of January 1, 2023, the official currency in Croatia is the Euro.
Card payments are widely accepted in most establishments in Croatia. However, it’s advisable to have some cash on hand for smaller vendors or more remote locations.
For entry into Croatia, you will typically need a valid passport. Check the latest entry requirements and visa information based on your nationality here.