Boat Charter in Split

Boat rental in Split allows you to access the beautiful beaches and quiet coves nearby. Tourist season in Split means there may be crowds on the beaches. Get away from it all with a private boat rental and enjoy your time on the water even more with add-on water sports. Fair winds mean windsurfing is fun, and why not go fishing. Croatia is recognised as one of the world's top big game fishing destinations. Whatever you decide to do on your boat rental holiday in Split you won't have time to do it all in just one day.

Choose from a wide selection of motorboats and speed boats. There is a vast range of boats to rent from as little as USD 60 per day. Split has always been an attractive destination for sailors. Rent a boat in Split and explore the beautiful historical region from a different perspective. Rent a boat with or without skipper in Split. If you don't have a license to rent a boat in Split or want a stress free vacation, then hire a speed boat with a skipper. You experienced skipper will take full control and will sail you around in comfort and safety. Sibenik is only 90km on land from Split. It is also another great place for boat rental in Croatia.

The cost of a catamaran rental with skipper in Split starts from around USD 300 per day. The average cost of a catamaran rental in Split is USD 500 per day. The sailing season in Split typically runs from May to October. If you want to avoid the busy city centre and the packed ports, we suggest you travel outside of July and August. The weather will still be very good, and the winds will still be relatively light. Keep in mind that boat rentals sometimes require a week minimum rental and require booking a few months in advance. If you charter a catamaran without a skipper, you will have to prove that you had previous experience with a similar boat.

One of the many popular day trip destinations easily accessible from Split is Brela, consistently voted one of Europe's best beaches. Then there are the Pakleni Islands, a spectacular 10-kilometer-long chain of islands boasting numerous quiet coves and lovely beaches. With so many boat tours to choose from, take a good look and shop around for trips to the Blue Lagoon, the Kornati National Park, near Sibenik. There are even tour options like a private submarine tour that will let you see the underwater world without getting wet!

Rent a boat for a day in Split, and your skipper will most probably sail you, your family, and friends to some of the Dalmatian islands. Your first stop could be the popular Golden Horn beach in Bol, on the island of Brač. Good for swimming, snorkeling, and sightseeing; take in Bol's small town's charm and walk along the pathway leading to the beach, with good waves and strong currents. The beach is made of white, rounded pebbles and is an internationally famous windsurfing destination. Also enjoy water activities like parachute rides, pedal boats, jet-ski, banana boats, windsurfing schools, scuba diving school, beach volleyball, and many other things.

After lunch head on to Island Hvar and enjoy exploring the historical architectural sites such as the 'Arsenal', one of the oldest theaters in Europe, Hvar's cathedral, a Franciscan monastery, and the Bishop's Palace. There are plenty of excellent restaurants and vibrant beach bars. Visit the fortress 'Fortica' that has a stunning view of the town and take some fantastic photos. Also, don't forget to pick up some of the Lavender grown on Hvar. After Hvar head to the nearby islets called Pakleni islands. The cove of Vinogradišće lies on the southern coast of Sv. Klement, the largest and most famous of the Pakleni islands. This sharply defined cove is one of the most popular and best berths in the waters around Hvar. At the end of this fun and adventurous day, you can return to Split happy and satisfied.

Think Split, think blue! The blue waters surrounding Split are ideal for boat rental, so why not make a weekend of it. Destinations for your boat rental from Split for a weekend should include Trogir, the Little Venice of Dalmatia; it is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Enjoy walking within the maze of stone streets along with the promenade with highlights to see, such as the Cipiko Palace and Trogir Museum. Nearby from Trogir lies the Blue Lagoon, a summer hot spot. It's an excellent place for snorkeling with clear, transparent waters with unique turquoise colours. The Vinogradišće cove has a small sandy beach, several superb restaurants with traditional food and great views over the sea, chill out at one of the bars, or a short stroll along the promenade decorated with exotic plants brought from all over the world. On your way sailing back toward Split, stop off at Milna's town to taste homemade wines and and even some of the olive oil in a small authentic tavern and have a dip in the bay.

In the past few years, Croatia has evolved to become one of the hottest spots in big game fishing. Split offers full and half-day boat rental for fishing. Just book your experienced skipper to guide you every step of the way on an unforgettable fishing adventure. Catch some bluefin tuna, then angle for other deep-sea species, such as swordfish, dorado, amberjack, snapper, and grouper. Whether you are an experienced angler, or just a beginner in fishing, rent a boat and spend a day at the sea chasing a big fish. Besides fishing, there is snorkeling, swimming, and, of course, enjoying the sun.