Yacht charter in Split - Charter&Dreams
High-angle view of the city of Split, Croatia. The image shows the city's harbor with several boats, including a large sailboat in the foreground. The old town is visible with its characteristic red-tiled roofs, and the historic Diocletian's Palace is also in the frame. In the background, there is a large body of water, a modern building, and a green hill.

Yacht charter in Split

Discover the splendor of the Dalmatian coast aboard a luxury yacht in Split. From the crystal-clear waters of the Pakleni Islands to the vibrant nightlife of Hvar, each destination offers a unique experience. Relax on the beaches of Brač, explore the history of Vis, and enjoy the exclusivity of Korčula. Sailing through this region guarantees a perfect combination of luxury, natural beauty, and culture.

Superyachts available in Split

CALYPSO I

CALYPSO I

  • 36,00 m.
  • 10 People
  • 4 Cabins
  • 2019 Mulder

Rate from 159.000 €/Week

PANAM

PANAM

  • 39,80 m.
  • 11 People
  • 5 Cabins
  • 2021 Baglietto

Rate from 150.000 €/Week

CLASE AZUL

CLASE AZUL

  • 48,24 m.
  • 12 People
  • 6 Cabins
  • 2022 Tramontana

Rate from 98.000 €/Week

KATINA

KATINA

  • 60,00 m.
  • 12 People
  • 6 Cabins
  • 2015 Brodosplit BSO d.o.o.

Rate from 245.000 $/Week

BAZINGA

BAZINGA

  • 21,46 m.
  • 8 People
  • 4 Cabins
  • 2023 Prestige Yachts

Rate from 24.779 €/Week

Viva

Viva

  • 23,64 m.
  • 8 People
  • 4 Cabins
  • 2022 Azimut

Rate from 45.950 €/Week

Yacht charter in Split

Embark on a luxurious adventure along the stunning Dalmatian coast, starting from the historic city of Split. Sail to the charming Pakleni Islands, where crystal-clear waters and secluded beaches provide the ultimate relaxation. Continue to Hvar, known for its vibrant nightlife and elegant beach bars, perfect for those seeking to combine luxury and fun. On the island of Brač, enjoy the famous Zlatni Rat beach and picturesque villages offering a tranquil retreat. Vis, with its rich history and untouched natural beauty, invites you to explore hidden caves and local vineyards. The island of Korčula, renowned for its old town and exclusive wineries, is ideal for a cultural and gastronomic experience. Mljet, with its national park and saltwater lakes, offers a natural escape perfect for those seeking tranquility. Finally, return to Split, where its rich cultural scene and exquisite Croatian cuisine await to culminate this unforgettable journey. Each stop on this route promises luxury, exclusivity, and the unparalleled beauty of the Adriatic.

Aerial view of the Pakleni Islands, an archipelago located in the Adriatic Sea near the island of Hvar in Croatia. The image shows several small, lush green islands surrounded by incredibly clear turquoise and deep blue water. The islands are covered in dense vegetation, with some small, rocky coves and beaches visible along their irregular coastlines. The water is so transparent that the sandy seabed is visible in the shallow areas close to the shore. Several yachts sailing and at anchor are visible
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Pakleni Islands

An archipelago off the coast of Hvar and an ideal destination for those seeking exclusivity and natural beauty. Sail between its numerous coves and beaches, where crystal-clear waters invite you to swim and dive. These islands offer an intimate experience, perfect for a day of relaxation and privacy, with the opportunity to enjoy exquisite local cuisine at exclusive beach restaurants.

nighttime photograph of a coastal town, likely Hvar, Croatia. The town is built on a hillside, with many buildings illuminated by warm lights. In the foreground, there are two prominent bell towers and a large building with arched entrances, possibly the Hvar Arsenal. The lights from the buildings reflect on the water in the foreground, creating a bright, glowing effect. The sky is a deep blue, suggesting it is either dusk or early night.
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Hvar

Hvar is synonymous with luxury and exciting nightlife. Known as the “St. Tropez of the Adriatic,” this island combines idyllic beaches with a lively social scene. Anchor your yacht in Hvar harbor and enjoy its elegant beach bars, high-end boutiques, and gourmet restaurants. At night, the harbor’s clubs and bars offer an unforgettable experience under the stars.

aerial view of a beach known as Zlatni Rat, or the Golden Horn, on the island of Brač in Croatia. The beach is a narrow, V-shaped spit of land covered in small pebbles, which extends into the turquoise-blue waters of the Adriatic Sea. The surrounding area is covered in lush green pine trees, with a few buildings visible further inland. The unique shape of the beach changes slightly with the tides and currents.
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Brač

Famous for its iconic Zlatni Rat beach, Brač is a must-visit destination for sun and sea lovers. Here, you can relax on its golden sands and enjoy water sports like windsurfing and kitesurfing. Brač also features picturesque stone villages and a rich cultural history, offering a perfect combination of activity and tranquility.

rocky coastline with a small, secluded beach in the background. The water is a striking, clear turquoise color. In the foreground, a large, jagged rock formation extends into the water from the left. A small, bright blue boat is anchored in the calm water between the rocks and the beach. In the background, a few people are visible on the sandy shore, and several other boats are pulled up onto the sand
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Vis

The island of Vis, with its rich history and untouched natural beauty, is a paradise for explorers. Visit the famous Blue Cave on the nearby island of Biševo and immerse yourself in history by visiting ancient Greek and Roman ruins. With its local vineyards and fresh seafood restaurants, Vis offers an authentic and luxurious experience away from the tourist crowds.

scenic view of the coastal town of Korčula, Croatia. The town, characterized by its red-tiled roofs and a prominent church tower, is situated on a small peninsula surrounded by the Adriatic Sea. In the background, a large, forested mountain rises steeply, creating a dramatic contrast with the calm blue water and the historic architecture of the town
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Korčula

Korčula, often called “Little Dubrovnik,” is famous for its impressive old town and cultural heritage. Anchor in its harbor and explore its cobbled streets, full of history and charm. Enjoy a wine tasting at one of the island’s exclusive wineries and delight your palate with local cuisine. Korčula is the perfect destination for a cultural and sophisticated experience.

aerial view of a small, lush green island with a large building on it, situated in a body of deep blue water. The island is covered in dense forest, and the building appears to be a historic monastery or a similar structure with a prominent bell tower. The water surrounding the island is a vibrant turquoise near the shore, transitioning to a dark blue further out. The island is located within a larger, forested landmass, suggesting it is in a lake or a calm bay.
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Mljet

Mljet, with its national park and saltwater lakes, offers an unparalleled natural escape. Sail to this island and explore its lush forests and tranquil inland lakes. Ideal for those seeking peace and serenity, Mljet allows you to completely disconnect while enjoying natural beauty at its finest. Its trails and cycling routes are also perfect for the more adventurous.

Stone archway and a low stone wall in the foreground, with a view of the sea and a small, forested island in the background. The water is turquoise, and the sky is blue with some clouds. Two boats are visible on the water
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Šolta

The island of Šolta, close to Split, is a hidden gem offering a more relaxed and authentic atmosphere. With its picturesque harbors and secluded beaches, Šolta is perfect for a day of tranquility away from the hustle and bustle. Enjoy local cuisine in cozy restaurants and explore crystal-clear waters, ideal for diving and snorkeling. Šolta offers an authentic and serene experience on the Dalmatian coast.

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