How it works
A broker, not a booking engine that guesses
We work with licensed Croatian charter operators and sell their boats at their prices. What you get from us is the filtering, the honesty and someone answering the phone in your timezone.
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Browse real weeks
Our fleet pages are synced from the operators' own systems, so the weeks and prices you see are the ones actually on sale — including late discounts.
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Enquire on a specific week
Pick the Saturday you want and send it over. Nothing is charged and nothing is committed at this point.
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We confirm and quote
We re-check the week with the charter company, add the compulsory extras (transit log, end cleaning, tourist tax) and send one total in euros with an indicative sterling figure.
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Hold, pay, sail
Happy? The operator issues the contract and holds the boat. You pay them directly in euros — typically 50% to confirm, the balance a month before you sail.
Straight answers
- Do I need a licence?
- Croatia requires a recognised skipper's licence and VHF certificate for bareboat charter. No licence? We quote the same boat with a professional skipper — usually €180–220 per day plus their food.
- What isn't in the weekly price?
- Expect a transit log (roughly €250–500 depending on boat size, covering tourist tax and paperwork), end cleaning, fuel, marina fees when you're not in your home port, and optional extras like a SUP, skipper or hostess.
- Why are prices in euros?
- Croatian charter contracts are written in euros. We show sterling so you can budget, but the operator's euro figure is the one you pay — which protects you from us marking up an exchange rate.
- Which weeks are best value?
- Late May, early June and September give you warm water without August prices or August crowds. Discounts on our fleet pages are real operator discounts, not marketing.