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Median weekly rate $145,500. Base rate, before APA and tax.
Yacht charter Hvar anchors you at the most glamorous island in the Adriatic – a 68-kilometre sliver of lavender-covered hillsides, centuries-old stone villages, and a harbour town whose Renaissance piazza and fortress-crowned skyline have drawn seafarers since the Venetian Republic. Hvar Town’s waterfront is a see-and-be-seen promenade of cocktail bars, fine-dining restaurants, and superyacht berths, yet a twenty-minute cruise to… Read more
The season runs from May to October, with the busiest weeks from July to August. The rate covers the yacht, her crew and insurance; fuel, provisioning and berths are drawn from the APA.
Local knowledgeExpect glassy mornings and a reliable afternoon maestral – ideal rhythm for island-hopping the Dalmatian coast between Split and Dubrovnik.
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Yacht charter Hvar anchors you at the most glamorous island in the Adriatic – a 68-kilometre sliver of lavender-covered hillsides, centuries-old stone villages, and a harbour town whose Renaissance piazza and fortress-crowned skyline have drawn seafarers since the Venetian Republic. Hvar Town’s waterfront is a see-and-be-seen promenade of cocktail bars, fine-dining restaurants, and superyacht berths, yet a twenty-minute cruise to the Pakleni Islands reveals a chain of secluded coves where the only company is the turquoise water and the scent of Aleppo pine. The charter fleet serving Hvar includes luxury catamarans from 55 ft for exploring the Pakleni archipelago’s shallow bays, modern motor yachts in the 68–98 ft range with spacious flybridge decks and al-fresco dining, and superyachts above 100 ft for the ultimate Dalmatian experience with full crew, chef, and every amenity onboard. Peak season runs from late June through August, when Hvar’s nightlife and beach clubs are in full swing; May–June and September offer a quieter, more authentic rhythm with warm seas and softer charter rates.
Rates start from €3,800 per day on a catamaran, from €4,800 per day on a motor yacht, from €8,800 per day on the latest 88–99 ft models, and from €11,800 per day on a superyacht, plus Croatian VAT 13% and APA. Hvar is where Dalmatian heritage and Mediterranean glamour converge.
Discover harbour guides, Pakleni Island anchorages, and cultural highlights in our Hvar destination guide.
Plan a route from Hvar to Vis, Kor’cula, and the southern Dalmatian islands with our curated Hvar charter itineraries.
Above you’ll find luxury catamarans from 55 ft, motor yachts spanning 68–98 ft, and superyachts exceeding 100 ft – all available for Hvar charters. Use the filters to refine by type, guest capacity, length, and daily rate to find the ideal vessel for your group. Weekly rates start from approximately €26,600 on a catamaran and from €33,600 on a motor yacht, rising to €82,600 per week on superyachts. Contact our charter specialists for tailored yacht recommendations and current berth availability at Hvar Town.
Hvar is one of Croatia’s most sought-after destinations, and the best yachts for July and August are often reserved by late winter. We recommend booking six to nine months ahead for peak season to secure the ideal vessel and Hvar Town berth. Shoulder-season charters in May–June or September can typically be confirmed three to four months in advance with wider availability.
Hvar is perfectly positioned for Dalmatian island-hopping. The Pakleni Islands lie just minutes offshore, Vis and the famous Blue Cave on Bi’sevo are within a half-day’s cruise, and Kor’cula’s medieval walled town is easily reached in an afternoon. A seven-day charter from Hvar comfortably takes in three to four islands, and our team can design a bespoke route tailored to your group’s interests.
High season on Hvar runs from late June through August, when demand drives rates to their annual peak and the harbour is at its busiest. Shoulder-season voyages in May–June and September–October can reduce the base charter rate by 15–25%, with the added benefits of quieter Pakleni anchorages, easier berth availability, and warm sea temperatures still reaching 22–24 °C.
Luxury catamarans from 55 ft typically accommodate six to ten guests across three to five cabins, motor yachts in the 68–98 ft range carry eight to twelve guests in four to five ensuite staterooms, and superyachts above 100 ft can host twelve or more in five to seven luxurious suites. Croatian maritime regulations generally cap overnight guests at twelve on commercially registered charter yachts.
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