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Embrace the allure of Krk Island, a Croatian gem nestled in the heart of the Adriatic Sea. Discover a captivating blend of ancient history, untamed nature, and modern indulgences. Wander through medieval towns, hike through verdant hills, and bask on secluded beaches. Indulge in fresh seafood and delectable Žlahtina wine

Venturing Into the Enchanting Embrace of Krk Island

Welcome to the enchanting Island of Krk, a hidden gem nestled in the crystal-clear waters of the Northern Adriatic . With its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture, Krk has emerged as a must-visit destination for travelers seeking a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.

So, we take you on a tour through and around the island of Krk because you can also get there by car if your boat is moored in the southern marinas, and the idea of a beautiful spring weekend discovery of this island seems like an excellent idea to us.

Charter a Yacht and Discover Hidden Gems of Krk Island

Immerse yourself in the island’s splendor aboard a chartered luxury yacht , cruising along the rugged coastline and venturing into secluded coves where pristine beaches await. As you navigate the turquoise waters, let the gentle breeze caress your skin and the sun’s warmth invigorate your soul.

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A glimpse into history: exploring krk island’s rich cultural heritage.

The adjective ‘golden’ has been associated with the island of Krk since Roman times, and it’s not surprising at all because how can you sum up in one word the incredible diversity of landscapes, natural phenomena, and history that permeates the rocky fabric of this island – from prehistoric times, through ancient times, to the development into a cultural capital of Glagolitic script with the Frankopan princes of Krk and today’s popular tourist destination where you can anchor in secluded coves, spend the night in a lighthouse, or in exclusive hotel facilities.

Transportation and getting around Krk Island

Even before you reach the island by road via the Krk Bridge, on the islet of Sv. Marko, the remains of a church and a Venetian fortress stand as silent evidence of how important this navigational route through Vinodol Channel has been throughout history. These maritime routes remain important today, but they are now used by sailors.

To explore the island of Krk, you can sail from the mainland, specifically from Marina Novi in Novi Vinodolski, or Mitan Marina a kilometer south, from where you can visit the favorite harbors of Vrbnik and Baška with their surrounding beaches.

A bit further north, within the Klimno Bay, you’ll find the place of the same name, offering about 40 berths and good protection from winds from all directions, as well as motor service and boat repair in a shipyard with a 130-year tradition.

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Soline and Čižići are very popular for day trips, and you can also anchor there, not only because of the large beach but also because of the therapeutic mud in Meline.

However, if you start from ACI Marina Ičići near Opatija, you’ll probably head towards Njivice because, in Omišalj, despite a marina with around 200 berths in the Pesja Bay, sailors mostly just keep their boats there, and visitors somehow tend to avoid it due to the oil terminal that wants to expand into an LNG terminal, which further discourages guests. Unfortunately.

Unearth the Treasures of Krk Town: A Historical Adventure Through Time

The main town of Krk, with fortified walls rising from the sea, seems like a litmus test for other places on the island, but it stands out in every aspect with its size and preservation. During our visit, extensive work on the city’s infrastructure was in full swing, but residents and especially tourist services are expecting a significant increase in visitors.

And rightfully so, because Krk, with its intertwined streets, towers, a bell tower, or the Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary, as well as a new interpretative center of maritime heritage, deserves every minute of your time.

Looking at the map, the island of Krk is perfectly situated in the middle of the Kvarner region, with safe harbors and marinas of nearby islands Rab , Cres , Lošinj , Pag, as well as the ports of Opatija and Crikvenica within about 30 miles. Therefore, it’s not surprising that when it comes to sailors or boat owners, Marina Punat is the cradle of nautical tourism, growing into the best and largest marina in Kvarner since the 1960s.

Marina Punat: The Perfect Base for Exploring Krk Island

It’s interesting how among the yachts in the marina, over 70 percent are motorboats, whose owners have recognized the quality of service at Marina Punat. It’s the most awarded marina in the Adriatic and has held the Blue Flag continuously for 21 years.

The director of Marina Punat wisely manages the marina with attention to employees and, first and foremost, their guests. The modern appearance of the marina and the abundance of technological solutions found here are part of a clear vision for the future.

‘Our goal is to continue building a system. I think we are entering the era of technology, and we don’t want it to trap us. We want both ourselves and our guests to feel good and to make it easier for us to work and be more available to our guests. In that sense, I consider the use of technology good because it will be impossible to avoid it. We need to use the right things intelligently, and that’s where our future lies,’ explained Bernarda Renata Marević.

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Today, the marina has around 850 berths in the sea and more than 500 dry berths, as well as a shipyard with three slips up to 600 tons, a dry marina with pontoons raised to the level of the boat, and other amenities, including various shops available to sailors.

Today, this is one of the most equipped marinas, and a cycle of investments is just concluding, from the arrangement of a completely new part of the marina with the most modern sanitary facilities to the Kanajt residential area with 22 rooms where sailors and ‘ordinary’ guests can rest. Their SPA center is also popular among marina guests.

In collaboration with Marina Cloud, a sensor system for the preventive protection of boats called Sense4Boat has been developed, which informs the yacht owner about all data related to their vessel in real-time. Through a mobile application, you can also have access to photos of your yacht, which the marina staff stores in the system once a week.

The system uses state-of-the-art self-powered and autonomous sensors that are installed on the boat, with very simple installation. These sensors provide insight into the bilge pump’s condition on the boat, detect smoke and increased temperatures, and continuously monitor the battery status.

Connected to surveillance posts with video surveillance, this advanced technology is linked to a central computer, providing all the data about the boat and the berth it is on. The best part is that contracted boats are entitled to free sensors. Therefore, it’s not surprising that more than 1300 owners have entrusted their boats to Marina Punat, with nearly 90 percent remaining loyal to the marina for decades. The main markets are Germany, Austria, and Slovenia, so it’s not surprising that there are about 150 charter boats connected to the marina.

Košljun: Uncover the Island’s Benedictine Monastery and Fortified Church

Arriving at Marina Punat in February also has its advantages, so we made the most of the marina’s hospitality and sailed by boat to Košljun, a tiny islet isolated like the pupil of an eye in the Puntarski Bay. It was chosen by Franciscans as their home for contemplation and work. It’s incredible when you are alone on such an islet; it’s easy to feel the call of meditation and wish to stay.

A walk through the cloister, a small ethnological and natural history collection, and a large collection of books and incunabula are a journey through the centuries of this microcosm and a must-visit stop, which you can also reach by kayaking from the marina since the depths around the islet are not suitable for boats that draw more than a meter and a half.

If, by any chance, you’re bothered by the hustle and bustle in the marina, you can moor inside Puntarska Draga or in the small harbor of Dunat, where there are moorings available. Common nautical routes head southeast of the island of Krk, and along the route, you’ll come across unreal sandy beaches squeezed between rocks, quite secluded except during the season.

After Stara Baška, you’ll find the Surbova beach, followed by the beautiful anchorage of Bracol, Vela Draga, and then the beaches Škuljica and Škrinjica, perfect for exploring by kayak, leading to Vela beach near Baška.

Baška: Discover the Secrets of the Baška Tablet

The fortified castle of Baška, where the Krk princes resided, is now just a ruin, which the inhabitants abandoned in the late 14th century despite the fertile land of Bašćanska Dolina and the only permanent watercourse on the Adriatic islands. They settled in Baška by the sea instead.

The nearly two-kilometer-long semicircular sandy crescent that forms Bašćanski Bay is most beautiful when viewed from a nearby hill with the church of St. John, offering a magnificent view of the bay and the island of Prvić (protected aquatorium), as well as the coast with the mighty Velebit as a dramatic backdrop.

Although unproven, but certainly open to imagination, is the possibility that it was precisely because of such beauty that the oldest written monument of Croats from the 12th century, written in Glagolitic script – the Baška Tablet, originated here.

What is certain is that at the beginning of the 20th century, thanks to Emil Geistlich, Baška opened its beauty to tourists by opening the first hotel and bathing resort. Today, culture and tourism are intertwined, so from the town itself, you can start cycling or hiking tours of up to 90 km, climb nearby climbing sites, or even learn Glagolitic letters on a trail with 35 letter-shaped sculptures.

Off the Beaten Path: Uncovering Hidden Gems on Krk Island

Another attraction in Baška – the Path to the Moon will take you to beautiful viewpoints, as well as to the Diviška pool, and numerous pastures with dry stone walls and horses are part of the magnificent landscape and a beautiful environment for hiking and exploring. The small harbor is located further north and is almost connected to Vela.

From Mali Port all the way to Cape Glavine south of Vrbnik is the Kuntrep ornithological reserve, so anchoring of all types of vessels is prohibited within 200 meters of coastal nests, feeding areas, and resting places of eagles to avoid disturbing them.

Vrbnik: A Hilltop Gem with a Rich History

Impressive cliffs, rising about fifty meters above the sea, on which the fortified town of Vrbnik stands, are a beautiful and unusual sight when approaching from the sea. This fortified town with a labyrinth of narrow streets that are a thousand years old is very attractive, but what Vrbnik is most famous for can already be found on the waterfront, in the unpretentious but pleasant cellar of the Vrbnik Cooperative, the temple of Žlahtina, the golden variety that is autochthonous here and the only true home of this white grape variety.

Wine Lovers’ Paradise: Uncork the Flavors of Krk Island’s Renowned Žlahtina

You can moor at the pier, and Nuluk and Pod Kovač are small city beaches for refreshment before the Žlahtina tasting. Moving south, you’ll find the beaches Zgribnica, Kozica, and Potovošće.

Marinko Vladić, a longtime director, is an oenologist who has been steering the Vrbnik Cooperative for a quarter of a century and is the man who first came up with the idea of sinking champagne into the sea. He created Valomet, a champagne aged and covered with marine flora, and many winemakers quickly embraced the technique of ‘submerging’ cages. Marinko is proudest of Zlatna žlahtina, which, in addition to the well-known aroma and Protected Designation of Origin (PDO), can also be tasted aged in oak barrels as Grand Cru, with a more lavish bouquet. It’s a perfect match for more serious grilled fish or domestic lamb.

The cellar on the waterfront will soon be exclusively dedicated to tourists because the operation of this cooperative with investments of around 17 million kuna, along with a new facility, can only mean even more satisfied Žlahtina lovers. You can taste this autochthonous white variety in the town at the wine house of Ivan Katunar, Šipun winery, and several other family wineries or Konoba Nada.

A hotel dedicated to this variety, namely the Vinotel Gospoja, is a modern and luxurious accommodation worthy of the reputation of Žlahtina. In addition to an incredible sea view, the interior features a total wine design, so each floor is filled with names and associations with wine varieties. Along with wellness and a top-notch restaurant, tasting Wine Gospoja is a perfect scenario for an unforgettable evening in this ancient town.

A visit to the old Vrbnik house will reveal what life was like in the Middle Ages when Vrbnik, under the Frankopan princes, was known as a cultural center and where the Vrbnik Statute from 1388, written in Glagolitic script, originated. Glagolitic missals and incunabula in the Croatian language were printed until 1893 when the last Glagolitic missal was published.

A Culinary Delight: Indulge in Krk Island’s Gastronomic Gems

On leaving Krk, we stop in Njivice, and although there aren’t many berths on the operational waterfront, you can moor freely if you’re a fan of true gastronomy. In the Rivica restaurant, owned by our host from the beginning of the text, you don’t have to target the season because the restaurant operates year-round and is based on local and seasonal ingredients, with pleasant conversation being an integral part of the menu.

‘We combine domestic tradition, Italian cuisine, and Viennese influences in the restaurant, so I dare say we dabble in fusion cuisine and don’t shy away from modern culinary techniques. On the other hand, we strive to make the ingredients as original as possible, especially when it comes to seafood. Our Kvarner scampi, as well as white fish, cuttlefish, and lobsters, are all presented through several dishes, but the main one is carpaccio or, in the old days, ‘under lemon,’ and this dish is rightly called ‘Sea Passions,’ Dražen proudly explains.

As we listen to Dražen, plates of scampi ‘under lemon’ arrive at the table, seasoned with orange emulsion and garnished with finely chopped apple, followed by a plate with Rivica’s signature dish: scampi with homemade maneštra (a traditional dish), then squid on the port with homemade broskva (a type of pasta), which, for a light dinner in the middle of February, means true pleasure complemented by lemon and pistachio mousse and a panna cotta and chocolate cake.

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Dražen is aware that Njivice is an incidental destination for sailors because the habit is to sail from Punat and turn left to Lošinj-Unije and beyond, so Njivice are in the sights of sailors in the pre-season and post-season. ‘We are recognized by many for our homemade pasta, and the dish is always made ‘al momento,’ and everyone recognizes it right away, so they always come back to us,’ Dražen proudly says.

They are especially careful with oils and the wine list, as evidenced by the glass wine cellar inside the restaurant, which has not only enriched the space but also hides carefully selected wines from all over Croatia, and famous Croatian winemakers often visit here for ‘Ćakule s vinom’ (wine talks).

So, isn’t it fair and right to weave and complete the story about the golden island of Krk through gastronomy, through turquoise shores and hidden beaches, beautiful anchorages, fortified towns, and golden Žlahtina? Of course it is, so set sail for the island of Krk on the first free day…

Text Filip Bubalo

Photos Filip Bubalo, Ivo Pervan, Boris Kačan, Mario Romulić, Dejan Hren, Ivo Biočina/HTZ, TZ otoka Krka & TZ Baška

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Krk yacht charters offer beautiful beaches and a gourmet experience.

Called the “Golden Island” because of its mild Mediterranean climate, geographic location in the heart of Kvarner Bay and collection of natural gems, Krk Island is as enchanting as it is unique.

As the largest of Croatia’s 1,185 islands, Krk is also one of the busiest – boasting throngs of visitors from across the globe, namely Germany and Austria, visiting its verdant grounds to stay in its plentiful holiday houses, campsites, and hotels.

With a varied landscape, one that includes everything from lush forests to jagged, rocky cliffs, Krk is dotted with a handful of small, historic settlements.

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Forming a semicircle along Baska Beach, a 2-kilometer stretch of pebbled ground and sparkling, translucent waters, is the town of Baska. Regarded as ‘the town at the end of the world” – because of its place at the end of Krk’s long, main island road. Baska is recognized for its beautiful beaches, historic, but whimsical mainlands, and immaculate views.

Home to only 1,800 inhabitants, the small town of Punat can be found on the southern coast of the island of Krk. Filled with quaint, charming streets, seaside houses, local taverns, and arched doorways everywhere you turn, Punat is a town steeped in Croatian tradition. Home to the biggest and oldest marina in the entire Adriatic Sea, one large enough to accommodate 1,200 ships at one time, Punat is the ideal destination for yachters to come anchor and explore.

Located on the island’s northern coast, Krk Town is the center of life in Krk. Built around an ancient walled city center, today, the town has expanded to include surrounding hills and bays, a port, beaches, camping grounds and hotels. A testament to its interesting history, Krk Town still houses the remains of Roman settlements, ancient walls, historic gates, a grand Romanesque cathedral, and a 12th-century Frankopan castle; remnants of the past that are a part of daily living in Krk Town, today.

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The ‘golden island’ Krk sits close to the mainland in Kvarner Bay, encompassed by the islands of Cres and Rab. It is the largest and most densely populated island on the Adriatic. Deeply connected to the number 7 throughout its long history, Krk also has seven towns. They appear between coves, valleys, and thick Mediterranean forests, while its karst landscapes reveal themselves in mountains and ponds. But Krk is more than its natural beauty - it is the cradle of Croatian culture best experienced on your Krk yacht charter.

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When is the best time to visit Krk on a yacht?

Krk’s mild Mediterranean climate invites yachters to its coast from May to September, when the summer sun tingles the skin and its stunning bays intensify the Adriatic Sea.

What makes Krk unique?

The towns of Krk and Baška are best to visit for those looking to uncover Frankopan and Glagolitic history, while the town of Vrbik is famed for Žlahtina, Croatia’s cherished white grape that grows exclusively in Vrbik’s fields to produce a white wine of the same name. Discover the best of the island thanks to 300 kilometers of marked trails along the coast and its coves, like Oprna Bay and Vela Luka, and to end the day? Let loose by diving into Krk’s nightlife. Volsonis in Krk town is housed in a Roman underground archeological site, while Diamond is a brand new hotspot in Malinska that easily rivals the best nightclubs in Europe. It has even hosted Basketball legend, Shaquille O'Neal!

What are the best restaurants on Krk?

Dive into Krk’s culinary customs by tasting its young lamb, a high-quality dish that gains its flavors from the island’s flourishing Mediterranean herbs. And when you feel like indulging? Choose fine dining at Rivica on Krk’s west coast, a restaurant with roots back to 1934.

Why is Krk a great place to visit on a yacht charter?

Your Krk yacht charter presents over 200 kilometers of coast that hides 100 swimming spots, while your long days on the yacht can expand to the neighboring Plavnik island, an uninhabited gem that exposes secluded bays.

Let your captain and crew guide you to the must-visit spots on Krk Island. Find the best available luxury yachts with our charter consultants and start dreaming about your perfect week at sea!

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Krk, also known as the "Golden Island," is a captivating gem in the Adriatic Sea and one of the largest islands in Croatia. It is easily accessible from the mainland, thanks to a bridge that has linked the two since the 1980s. Krk is full of natural wonders and is home to two lakes and several rivers. The cliffs on Krk's coastline serve as sanctuaries for diverse bird species, and there are plenty of caves for you to explore.

As a renowned tourist destination, Krk offers a wealth of experiences to cater to every traveller's desires. It is a proud wine region, drawing wine enthusiasts from around the world. Krk’s proximity to mainland Croatia makes it an ideal starting point for a boat trip. Other islands, such as Rab or Cres, lie within easy reach. Whether you're an experienced sailor or new to the world of yachting, Krk presents an array of options to suit your preferences.

Chartering a yacht with a knowledgeable skipper will guide you through the wonders of the Adriatic. Or you can take the helm yourself and navigate at your own pace. The choice is yours, and the possibilities are limitless. So why wait? Book your voyage to this Croatian paradise today, and let the magic of the Golden Island unfold before your eyes.

Which type of boat is best for a Krk yacht charter?

There is a myriad of options available on our Click&Boat platform to choose from! The choice is yours, from sailboats and catamarans to RIBs and jet skis. We recommend a motorboat, RIB or jet ski if you are looking for a shorter journey or a day trip. For those looking to explore Krk in-depth for a week or longer, boats such as yachts, catamarans and sailboats that provide more space and comfort are highly recommended.

Our sailboats accommodate 4 - 12 guests and include 2 - 5 cabins.

Our Motorboats accommodate 4 - 12 guests.

Our RIBs accommodate 6 - 14 guests.

Our Catamarans accommodate 7 - 13 guests and include 3 - 4 cabins.

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How much does it cost to charter a yacht in Krk?

The final cost will vary depending on factors such as the number of guests accompanying you if you embark in low or high season, the length of your rental and the size and type of vessel chosen. Listed below are some of our prices per boat type:

Our prices range from €350/day and €1,487/week in the low season and €375/day and €2,465/week in the high season for 7 people.

Our prices range from €250/day in the low season and €290/day in the high season for 6 people.

Our prices range from €270/day in the low season and €300/day in the high season for 12 people.

Our prices range from €2,295/week in the low season and €5,865/week in the high season for 11 people.

Our prices range from €370 /day in low and high seasons for 3 people.

What is included in the cost of a Krk boat rental?

When you rent a boat in Krk, the rental fee encompasses the usage of the boat and essential safety equipment. Certain boats may offer additional amenities such as provisions for food and drinks and water sports equipment, though these may cost extra. The fuel costs are generally not included and will vary depending on the duration of your trip and the type of vessel you select.

What is there to see during my boat rental in Krk?

Embark on an unforgettable sailing trip around the mesmerising Croatian islands, starting with a sailboat charter in Krk. Positioned as the northernmost island in the Adriatic Sea, Krk offers convenient access to vacationers seeking a Mediterranean paradise. Explore stunning, well-protected bays for swimming. Then immerse yourself in Croatian cultural history and visit ancient churches and architectural marvels like the 13th-century Frankopan fort.

Discover the enchanting underground trail of Biserujka on Krk Island, adorned with intricate stalactites and stalagmites. Traverse the winding path and witness the mesmerising play of light and shadow, a testament to nature's artistry and the island's geological wonders.

Visit the charming wine town of Vrbnik, perched 50 meters above the coast, offering breathtaking panoramic views. Explore the labyrinthine streets, and indulge in local culture, traditions, and renowned wines while enjoying the idyllic natural bays for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Set sail from Krk Island to explore the Croatian archipelago, encountering numerous captivating islands with secluded beaches, azure waters, vibrant coastal towns, and ancient ruins. Immerse yourself in diverse experiences and create lasting memories of this sailing adventure through the Mediterranean ambience. Discover the beauty and wonders of Krk Island, inviting you to embark on a journey of exploration and discovery.

Where to sail in Krk?

Embark on an exciting journey as you sail from Krk and make your way to the captivating Otok Plavnik. This hidden gem is perfect for anchoring your sailboat in one of its beautiful bays. For those seeking underwater adventures, venture closer to the island with a motorboat and discover a true snorkelling paradise.

On the southwest side of Otok Plavnik lies a remarkable grotto known as the "blue cave." Located just below the sea surface and partially filled with water, it provides easy access for swimmers and snorkelers. Enter the cave through a short dark passage, and you will be greeted by a stunning rock hall bathed in natural light adorned with a white beach.

Continue your sailing expedition to the neighbouring island of Cres. Marvel at the mesmerising watercolour display, where shades of greenish, turquoise, and crystal blue merge harmoniously. Discover picturesque bays where you can anchor at your leisure, taking in the beauty of the pristine surroundings.

As you approach the port town of Mali Losinj, you will find a wonderful harbour promenade lined with colourful houses. Indulge your taste buds with freshly caught fish. Take a stroll through the picturesque old town, where history intertwines with the charm of the present. Mali Losinj provides a perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture before continuing your voyage.

Depending on the remaining time of your yacht charter in Krk, you have the option to extend your journey further south or make a stopover at one of the small islands on your way back. Consider visiting Lun, where you can explore the tranquil olive gardens and soak in the natural beauty surrounding you. Another captivating island to consider is Rab, located on your return route to Punta. You can discover its unique charm and rich history, offering another memorable stop on your sailing adventure.

What is the best time to visit Krk?

The ideal time to visit Krk and its surrounding areas for a memorable sailing experience is from May to early October. During this period, you can enjoy pleasant temperatures averaging 25-30°C during the day and comfortably warm sea temperatures ranging from 22-25°C. These months provide the perfect conditions to indulge in sailing and exploring the Croatian islands fully.

July and August are peak tourist months, offering lively and bustling atmospheres with abundant activities, events, and entertainment options. It's a great opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture and enjoy the vibrant waterfronts. However, marinas and anchorages can be crowded, so planning and making reservations in advance is advisable.

From November to April, the off-season provides a unique charm and tranquillity. Although the weather may be cooler and occasional rainfall can be expected, you can experience a refreshing and dynamic environment. With fewer crowds, you can enjoy a more intimate and peaceful sailing experience, appreciating the coastal landscapes and exploring the island's cultural heritage at a leisurely pace.

Hire a boat in Krk with a skipper

Are you yearning for a one-of-a-kind sailing vacation tailored to your preferences? Picture yourself on the deck, basking in the sun while someone navigates for you. If this appeals to you, a skippered yacht charter is the ultimate choice! With a seasoned skipper at the helm, you can leave the technicalities in capable hands, giving you a worry-free vacation. These experienced sailing savants are well-versed in the intricacies of the sea and possess local knowledge that can unveil hidden gems you might not discover on your own.

The option to sail without a skipper is also available for those with a boating licence. Our fleet also offers a range of vessels that do not require a sailing license. Before embarking on your adventure, confirming with the boat owner the boating requirements is essential and ensuring you have all the qualifications to set sail.

Where to charter a boat in Krk?

If you're renting a boat in Krk, you've chosen an ideal destination for your sailing adventure. Krk offers a convenient starting point, whether you prefer to drive or fly to the island. Since June 2020, accessing Krk has become even more convenient as you can reach the island toll-free via a bridge. Alternatively, if you plan on flying in, the nearest airport is in Rijeka. We recommend beginning your sailing journey in Punta, an excellent starting point for exploring the Adriatic Sea. Punta offers well-equipped marina and professional boat rental services, making it the perfect choice for those seeking a memorable sailing experience in Krk.

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Frequently asked questions about krk, how much does it cost to rent a boat in krk for a day.

The average cost of renting a boat in Krk is around €396 per day. Various factors can influence the cost of a boat charter, such as the season, the year the boat was built, and the equipment. The prices can vary between €132 and €2,025 per day.

How much does a skipper cost per day in Krk?

The price of a skipper varies depending on the destination and the owner of the boat. In Krk, you can expect to pay an average of €151 per day for a skipper.

Is fuel included in the cost of a boat charter in Krk?

For most boats, fuel is not included in the rental cost. In Krk fuel is included in the price for 2 boats.

What is included in the cost of a boat rental in Krk?

The price of a boat rental in Krk typically includes amenities such as GPS, Bimini, Bathing etc.

How many people can sleep on a boat in Krk?

A boat in Krk has on average 3 berths. You can find boats with up to 11 berths.

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Sailboat - 9.00m — Bavaria Yachtbau - Bavaria Cruiser 34 - 2 cab.  (2023)

From €106 per day.

Sailboat - 14.85m — Dufour Yachts - Dufour 470 - 4 cab.  (2022)

From €240 per day.

Catamaran - 11.74m — LAGOON - 40  (2019)

From €309 per day.

Catamaran - 11.74m — Lagoon - Lagoon 40  (2021)

Motorboat - 6.70m — Atlantic Marine - 670 Open - 275516KK  (2022)

From €319 per day.

Motorboat - 7.95m — Jeanneau - Merry Fischer 795 2024  (2024)

From €440 per day.

Sailboat - 11.50m — Beneteau - Oceanis 38.1  (2020)

From €171 per day.

Sailboat - 13.00m — Jeanneau - Sun Odyssey 440  (2023)

From €209 per day.

Catamaran - 13.00m — Fountaine Pajot - Fountaine Pajot Elba 45 - 3 cab.  (2023)

From €400 per day.

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From €286 per day.

Motorboat - 5.66m — Prince - 560 open  (2021)

From €260 per day.

Sailboat - 11.00m — Bavaria Yachtbau - Bavaria Cruiser 37 - 3 cab.  (2024)

From €155 per day.

Sailboat - 11.30m — Bavaria - Bavaria Cruiser 37 - 3 cab.  (2016)

From €116 per day.

Sailboat - 11.00m — Bénéteau - Oceanis 38.1  (2023)

From €177 per day.

Sailboat - 12.87m — Bénéteau - Oceanis 40.1 - 3 cab.  (2022)

From €200 per day.

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From €144 per day.

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Discover krk by boat.

Let yourself go on an enchanting journey to discover Krk, a Croatian jewel in the Adriatic Sea. With its natural beauty and unique Mediterranean culture, Krk offers a stunning setting for your maritime adventure with your yacht charter.

As you explore Krk island by boat, you'll experience the traditional villages, peaceful creeks, and tranquil bays. For those with a penchant for boat sailing, Krk provides the perfect backdrop for your nautical pursuits. Navigate the Adriatic's region and uncover hidden treasures as you plan your own road, through this mountainous island and its nearby marvels.

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Krk?

The price for renting a boat can vary significantly, depending on several factors, including:

Season: 

Boat rental prices tend to be higher during peak tourist seasons, such as summer when demand is high.

Duration: 

Longer rental periods are often more expensive compared to shorter rentals.

Type of Boat: 

The type and size of the boat influence the rental cost.

Port/Marina Rented From: 

The location where you rent the boat can affect the price. Some marinas may have higher fees that come generally at an added cost.

With or Without Skipper: 

If you choose to have a professional skipper on board, it will be included in the rentals’price, or it will increase the price due to their services.

Extras: 

Additional costs may be incurred for extra equipment (water sports gear, fishing equipment…)

We highly recommend you to discuss what’s included or not with the provider.

How much does it cost to charter a skippered yacht in Krk?

To rent with or without a skipper?

Here are approximate costs for skippered yacht rentals in Krk:

Motorboats:

Full-day: From €100 +

Weekly: From €700 +

Full-day: €100 +

Weekly: €700 +

How much does it cost to charter a crewed yacht in Krk?

The cost of chartering a private crewed yacht in Krk, Croatia, can vary significantly depending on several factors. Depending on the provider, the price of a crewed boat can be included in the initial price of the rental. In Krk, crewed yacht charters typically start at around €150 per day in general. Keep in mind that the price is approximate and can vary significantly based on your preferences and the boat's features.

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Krk for a day?

From €120 in low season and €145 in high season, per day.

From €220 in low season and high season, per day.

Where to sail in Krk?

Krk, with its stunning Adriatic coastline, offers a variety of pleasant marinas and ports where you can set sail and explore its surroundings. Each location offers its unique charm and opportunities for exploration, making Krk a destination for a perfect sailing experience. Here are some marinas and ports in Krk:

ACI Marina Krk: Located in the town of Krk itself, ACI Marina Krk is a well-equipped marina with modern facilities and services. It's an excellent starting point for sailing adventures.

Punat Marina: Situated on the southern coast of Krk in the town of Punat . It’s one of the largest and most popular marinas in the Adriatic. Provides access to the southern part of the island.

Marina Malinska: Located in the charming town of Malinska on the western coast of Krk, Marina Malinska is a small and cosy marina offering a peaceful atmosphere.

Valun Marina: The fishing village of Valun on the western side of Krk has a small harbour that is suitable for smaller boats. It's a charming and tranquil spot for mooring.

Baska Marina: Situated in the town of Baska on the southern part of the island, Baska Marina provides easy access to the beautiful beaches in this area..

Which season is the best to rent a boat in Krk?

Determining the best season to rent a boat in Krk depends on your preferences, as each season offers unique advantages and considerations:

• Summer (June to August) : Ideal for warm weather, but boat prices are higher due to high demand.
• Spring and Autumn (April to May, September to October) : More budget-friendly with pleasant weather and fewer crowds.
• Winter (November to March) : Lowest prices, but limited availability and less favourable weather for sailing.

What are the advantages of sailing for a weekend in Krk?

Sailing for a weekend in Krk offers a refreshing experience, with several advantages that make it a fantastic choice for a short sailing trip. Here are three benefits of sailing for a weekend in Krk:

• Scenic Exploration: Sailing allows you to explore Krk's stunning coastline, uncovering coves and beaches, and traditional villages. A weekend can make you discover a variety of coastal landscapes and treasures.
• Quick Escape: A weekend sailing trip provides a quick and convenient escape from daily life. Krk's proximity to cities and airports makes it easy access for a weekend on the water.
• Relaxation and Adventure: Sailing in Krk offers a perfect balance between relaxation and adventure. You can spend your days sunbathing, and swimming in the Adriatic waters.

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Krk for a weekend?

From €360 in low season and €435 in high season, per weekend.

From €660 in low season and high season, per weekend.

What type of boat is best to rent for a weekend in Krk?

A RIB is the ideal choice for a weekend getaway in Krk. It offers agility, speed, and stability, making them perfect for exploring Krk's coastline. Also accessing hidden coves, engaging in various activities, and enjoying a memorable short adventure. A RIB provides the ideal balance of ease of use and exciting possibilities for your weekend escape.

Which places are best to visit when renting a boat in Krk for a weekend?

When renting a boat in Krk for a weekend, you have the opportunity to explore a wide range of beautiful and captivating places along the island's coastline and beyond:

Baska: Located on the southern part of Krk, Baska is known for its stunning, Rocky shores and transparent waters. Don't miss a visit to the nearby Baska Aquarium or a hike to the Vela Vrata beach .

Stara Baska (Old Baska) : Head southwest to discover the charming village of Stara Baska . This secret spot offers a range of beaches, cliffs, and a calm atmosphere. Perfect choice for a peaceful escape.

Golden Bay (Zlatni Zal Beach) : Accessible by boat, the Golden Bay is a hidden gem located on the southwestern side of Krk. Its sandy beach and turquoise waters create a paradise for the travellers.

Cres: Extend your adventure by sailing to the neighbouring island of Cres , just a short distance from Krk. Cres offers landscapes full of nature and charming typical towns.

Punat: Located on the southern coast of Krk, Punat is a marina and the tiny islet of Kosljun . Explore and enjoy local cuisine, and visit the islet to immerse yourself in history and nature.

What are the advantages of sailing for a week in Krk?

Sailing for a week in Krk offers numerous advantages and benefits that make it an exceptional choice for an extended maritime adventure. Here are some key advantages of sailing for a week in Krk:

• Stunning Sunsets and Night Skies: Longer sailing trips gives you the opportunity to witness golden sunsets and night skies. Gazing at the stars from the open sea is a magical experience.
• Extended Exploration: With a longer duration, you have the opportunity to explore islands beyond Krk. Each island offers its unique attractions and cultural experiences, enriching your charter.
• Discovery of Hidden Gems: With more time, you can venture off and uncover hidden places that are often missed during shorter trips. Explore hidden bays, uncharted beaches, and coastal villages that hold their own unique charm.

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Krk for a week?

From €840 in low season and €1,015 in high season, per week.

From €1,540 in low season and high season, per week.

What type of boat is best to rent for a week in Krk?

For a week-long sailing adventure in Krk, a motorboat is the ideal choice for a private charter. Motorboats offer speed, efficiency, and ease of handling, allowing you to explore multiple destinations within Krk and nearby islands. Their convenience and comfortable spaces make them perfect for a long week getaway. With a motorboat, you can quickly reach quiet beaches, coastal towns, and isolated coves, ensuring you make the most of your week and create memories on the beautiful Adriatic Sea.

Which places are best to visit when renting a boat in Krk for a week?

Krk Town: Explore the historic town of Krk itself, with its charming Old Town, medieval walls, and cultural attractions. You can also visit the Frankopan Castle and the Krk Cathedral.

Vrbnik: This picturesque village on Krk's eastern coast is known for its narrow streets, stone houses, and the famous Zlahtina wine. Don't miss the Vrbnik Beach and the stunning viewpoint overlooking the Adriatic.

Malinska: Located on the western coast of Krk, Malinska offers beautiful beaches, a lively waterfront promenade, and a variety of restaurants serving fresh seafood.

Punat Marina and Kosljun Islet: While Punat Marina itself is worth a visit, you can also take a short boat trip to the nearby Kosljun Islet, home to a Franciscan monastery and a lush botanical garden.

Njivice: Another charming coastal town on the western side of Krk, Njivice boasts scenic beaches, water sports opportunities, and a relaxed atmosphere.

These additional places offer diverse experiences, from cultural exploration in Krk Town to wine tasting in Vrbnik . Renting a boat for a week in Krk allows you to uncover the island's many treasures.

What is the capacity of boats in Krk?

Their capacity in Krk can vary based on their size and design. Here's a general overview of the capacity you can expect for these types of boats:

• Max Capacity: Smaller RIBs accommodate 6–8 passengers, while larger ones can take up to 12 or more.
• Min Capacity: Some small RIBs have a minimum capacity of 2–4 passengers.
• Cabins: RIBs are typically open boats designed for day trips without cabins.
• Max Capacity: Small motorboats fit 4–6 passengers, larger ones can hold 10+.
• Min Capacity: Smaller motorboats may have a minimum capacity of 2–4 passengers.
• Cabins: Motorboats vary; some have single cabins for 2–4 people, while larger yachts may have multiple cabins for 6-10+ passengers.

Specific capacities depend on the boat's size and model, so confirm with the rental provider to meet your needs.

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Private Yachting Cruises in Venice and Northern Croatia

Take in the Adriatic's northernmost waters, sweeping west from Zadar along Croatia's stunning coastline and finishing in spectacular style, in the Grand Canal of Venice. Explore the breathtaking mix of awe-inspiring beaches and bays, tiny islands, historical highlights and natural parks via your own private superyacht. Rent a crewed motor or sailing boat with YPI to have the best cruising possible in Northern Croatia and Venice. This is an example of an eight day yacht charter itinerary for the Mediterranean. Yacht charter itineraries are created individually for every client based around personal preferences and how you want to spend your time onboard your superyacht in Croatia and Venice.

Monument to the Sun

Join your motor or sailing boat in Zadar. Settle in onboard before going to explore. Head to the beautiful white sand Saharun beach on nearby Dugi Otok Island by tender. Drive inland and swim in the waterfalls at Krka National Park. Take a magical history tour of the city – from Roman columns to Venetian architecture. Climb the belltower of the cathedral for great views. The only place to be at sunset is the Brazil Bar next to the Monument to the Sun, a giant solar-powered disc representing the sun which comes alive at night with coloured lights.

Forest Island

Wake up as the superyacht cruises to the island of Rab, declared a Geopark in 2008. Hike through pine forests to find beautiful beaches. Visit enchanting Rab Town, characterised by four elegant bell towers rising from the ancient stone streets. See St Andrew’s Monastery with its bell tower, the bell dating from 1396. Sample the local delicacy, Rab cake – a combination of almonds, crystalised sugar, lemon peel and Maraschino cherry liqueur. Explore olive groves and vineyards. Enjoy a delicious dinner onboard as you watch the lights of the town.

Wakeboarding, caves and ancient sites

In Krk Island, bask at Baška, with a 2 km long sandy beach. Dive shipwrecks, one dating back to Napoleonic times. Try wakeboarding and visit Vrbnik, a medieval town set at the top a limestone outcrop. Sample Žlahtina, the straw-coloured dry white wine cultivated only here. Go spelunking in the cave of Biserujkais filled with stalactites and stalagmites. Have cocktails at Volsonis in an underground 2,000 year old archaeological site before heading to Rivica restaurant on the waterfront in Njivica. End the night at Casa del Padrone, prime party spot in Krk Town before returning to your motor or sailing boat.

Skies and Vistas

Arrive at the medieval harbour of Cres Town in a beautiful bay surrounded by green hills. Wander along the seafront surrounded by Venetian mansions and pastel coloured houses. Head out of town and follow a hiking trail on the original cobbles as laid by the Romans. Go ziplining through ancient oak forests and spot griffon vultures soaring above you. Kayak around the many pretty coves until you find that perfect beach. Head to the village of Lubenice, perched high up, for the best sunset. Finally, return to the superyacht for cocktails and dinner onboard.

Culture or Nature

Arrive into Pula, where one of the best roman amphitheatres on the planet slopes down to cobalt blue waters. In summer, take in an outdoor opera, play or film here. Wander the Italian-style seafront with a gelato. Later, the superyacht’s tender to the Brijini Islands, once the private estate of President Tito and playground of Roman rulers, and now a forested archipelago and national park.

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There is nothing quite like cruising into Venice’s Grand Canal with a luxurious motor or sailing yacht. Arrive via its turquoise lagoon, dotted with 117 islands, and explore its intricate system of tiny waterways by gondola. We can arrange tours at Venice’s best art galleries, tickets to the opera and tables at world-class restaurants.

Disembarkation

Disembark your superyacht charter in Venice, and either extend your holiday with a few days at one of the city’s 5* hotels or transfer to Marco Polo Airport for onward travel.

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Boat & Catamaran charter in Krk Island - Yacht Rental

Krk island yacht rental.

Welcome to Yachting.Rent, your premier choice for yacht rental in the enchanting island of Krk. As seasoned professionals in the field of maritime tourism, we take pride in providing a diverse fleet of top-quality yachts and unrivaled customer service to ensure a unique and unforgettable sailing experience in the crystalline waters of the Adriatic Sea.

Krk Island, located in the Kvarner Bay, is one of Croatia’s most captivating destinations. With its ancient towns, impressive Roman ruins, and a stunning coastline adorned with serene beaches and intimate coves, the island promises a rich and diverse sailing experience for every visitor. At Yachting.Rent, we understand the allure of this Adriatic gem and offer a range of yachts to suit your voyage, whether you are planning a family vacation, a romantic getaway, or an adventurous exploration.

Each yacht in our fleet is meticulously maintained and equipped with modern amenities and safety features to ensure your trip’s comfort and safety. From sleek and sporty vessels perfect for the adventurous sailor to luxury yachts complete with spacious living areas and state-of-the-art facilities, we cater to various tastes and preferences. Our seasoned staff are always on hand to assist with choosing the perfect yacht and charting the ideal course for your Krk Island adventure.

When you choose Yachting.Rent for your Krk Island yacht rental, you’re choosing more than just a yacht. You’re choosing a dedicated team committed to turning your dream sailing vacation into a reality. We are passionate about sharing the magic of Krk Island with you and are ready to support you at every step of your journey. So, prepare to set sail and discover the captivating allure of Krk Island with Yachting.Rent today.

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Experience the breathtaking beauty of Krk Island with Yachting.Rent, your trusted partner for memorable yacht charters. We are dedicated to providing the ultimate sailing holiday, seamlessly blending the thrill of sailing with the serene luxury of yacht life.

Our extensive fleet encompasses a diverse range of top-tier yachts, designed to suit both seasoned sailors and those new to the adventure. Regardless of your level of sailing experience, our yachts are equipped to provide an enjoyable and secure journey across the shimmering Adriatic Sea.

Renting a yacht with Yachting.Rent allows you the freedom to explore Krk Island at your own pace. Take in the magnificent views, drop anchor at secluded coves, or visit the charming coastal towns. Immerse yourself in the island’s rich history, sample local delicacies, or simply bask in the sun on the deck of your private yacht.

What sets Yachting.Rent apart is our steadfast commitment to providing an unforgettable customer experience. Our team of seasoned professionals is at your disposal, offering expert advice and guidance to ensure your yacht charter experience is smooth, enjoyable, and uniquely yours. Embark on an unforgettable sailing adventure in Krk Island with Yachting.Rent, and create memories that will last a lifetime.

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Why is Krk Island a good sailing destination?

Krk Island, one of Croatia’s largest islands, has long been a magnet for sailors worldwide, and Yachting.Rent is here to show you why. This magnificent island located in the sparkling waters of the Adriatic Sea is celebrated for its scenic beauty, historical richness, and fantastic sailing conditions.

This island boasts a stunningly diverse coastline, a medley of tranquil bays, vibrant beaches, and secluded coves, each more captivating than the last. The northwestern coast, often wild and rugged, offers an unspoiled retreat for those seeking solitude and the call of nature. On the other hand, the southeastern coast, adorned with picturesque ports and bustling marinas, offers a more vibrant, lively sailing experience. The crystal clear waters surrounding the island are not only a joy to sail, but they also offer a host of aquatic activities such as snorkeling, diving, and fishing.

Krk is also rich in cultural and historical treasures. The island’s towns are steeped in ancient history, with medieval walls, Roman ruins, and age-old churches waiting to be explored. The local gastronomy, fueled by the island’s abundant produce and fresh seafood, is an adventure in itself.

Sailing in Krk Island offers the perfect balance of relaxation and adventure. The prevailing winds provide excellent sailing conditions for beginners and experienced sailors alike. The island’s location also makes it an ideal starting point for exploring other Adriatic destinations like the islands of Cres, Lošinj, and Rab.

At Yachting.Rent, we understand that a good sailing destination is not just about the journey but the overall experience. This is why we provide comprehensive yacht rental services in Krk Island, ensuring that you not only explore the area but experience it in the most immersive way possible. We invite you to discover why Krk Island has become a must-visit sailing destination and let Yachting.Rent guide you on this unforgettable journey.

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Discover the alluring beauty of Krk Island with Yachting.Rent, your reliable provider for exceptional sailing experiences. We offer a comprehensive selection of sailing boats and catamarans, each providing distinct advantages depending on your sailing preferences and comfort requirements.

If you are a fan of traditional sailing, our fleet of sailing boats will provide an experience that’s both exhilarating and authentic. These vessels, known for their agility and speed, offer a hands-on sailing journey that allows you to engage directly with the sea. Their compact nature enables easy maneuvering through Krk Island’s smaller bays and hidden coves, creating an intimate bond with the island’s landscape.

If your sailing journey is centered around comfort and relaxation, our array of catamarans might be the ideal choice. With their dual-hulled design, catamarans offer remarkable stability, making them perfect for families or those new to sailing. Their spacious living areas and open decks provide a leisurely and luxurious journey, allowing you to soak up the stunning surroundings of Krk Island in supreme comfort.

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12 Knots offers crewed and bareboat yacht charters in Krk, Croatia. You may choose the right boat for you from 254 yachts listed on the web site. Click on the one you like to make an easy reservation for your sailing vacation in Krk.Rates start from €656 per week.

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Yacht Dufour 412 Grand Large for charter in Marina Punat

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Sailing yacht Oceanis 45 available for charter in Krk

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Sailboat Sun Odyssey 410 available for charter in Krk

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Yacht Elan 45 Impression for hire in Krk

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Yacht Bavaria 46 Cruiser for charter in Marina Punat

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Sailing boat Dufour 460 Grand Large for hire in Krk

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Insiders still have no idea what's going to happen to Russian oligarchs' seized superyachts

• It's been two years since Russia invaded Ukraine, leading to sanctions against Russian oligarchs.
• Many of their superyachts were seized or frozen , leading industry insiders to question their fate.
• The yachts, some of which are worth hundreds of millions of dollars, remain in a state of limbo.

More than two years after Russia invaded Ukraine, the boating world still doesn't have many answers about what's going on with the very large, expensive elephants in the sea: oligarchs' superyachts .

The war prompted many governments to enact sanctions against Russia's richest , including seizing their superyachts worth hundreds of millions of dollars. But it's unclear whether they can be sold or who'd buy them, leaving ports peppered with massive boats stuck in a floating limbo.

"The Russian problem, it's becoming a bigger and bigger and bigger problem," one luxury yacht broker told Business Insider at the Palm Beach International Boat Show last week. Like many others, he requested not to be named, given the sensitive nature of the matter at hand and the generally discreet nature of the industry.

Russia has been a massive player in the massive boat market for a long time. In August 2021 — about six months before Russia's Ukraine invasion — Russians owned the second-largest share of yachts over 40 meters in length, according to a report from the industry publication SuperYacht Times.

They were responsible for 16% of new build superyacht purchases in the decade preceding the report and are known for splashing out on extravagant interiors and unique features. (One builder BI spoke to recalled a mandate from an oligarch for a large safe in the owner's cabin in which he could keep his rifles. The builder later learned he'd use them to skeet shoot on deck.)

But those sales have now screeched to a halt as oligarchs get hit by international sanctions. At least a dozen superyachts — worth well over $1 billion combined — have been affected.

And no one is quite sure what will happen to them.

Russia's sanctioned superyachts are hard to buy and sell

The first problem is that many of the yachts are "frozen" — not seized. That means that although the Russian owners can't operate or collect them, they don't technically belong to an overseas government, so they can't be sold without special permission.

Earlier this month, federal prosecutors petitioned a judge asking for consent to sell the Amadea, the 106-meter superyacht that has been docked in San Diego and costs the US as much as $922,000 a month to maintain.

"I've had some inquiries, but all you can tell them is we don't know the outcome yet" of the case, another superyacht broker told BI at the yacht show.

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And despite the broker's claim of interest in yachts like Amadea , most ultrarich — or at least their brokers — don't want to go near the vessels with a ten-foot pole, even if the government does get legal permission to sell them.

"How does it look if you bought a Russian boat?" Julia Simpson, a broker at Thompson of Monaco, said. "Even if it's completely legal and normal, there are too many things on the line," she said, like how the original owner got their money and whether that could make the new buyer look bad.

There are also possible legal implications, as it's hard for the government to prove who actually owns the yachts.

"Oligarchs typically structure their ownership of these high-value assets through a web of offshore shell companies and trusts that is designed to conceal the true owner," Joshua Naftalis, a former federal prosecutor who now works for Pallas Partners, told BI.

And if the government does assume ownership, it's highly dependent on court orders. For example, a Russian whose yacht had been seized by the French government regained access to his boat after winning a legal battle in 2022.

"It's a very difficult process to buy them," Ralph Dazert, the head of intelligence at SuperYacht Times, told BI. "There is a high risk of the former (Russian) owner suing you to get the boat back."

He pointed to the Alfa Nero, the 82-meter yacht that Eric Schmidt planned to purchase for $67 million last year in an auction put on by Antigua and Barbuda. He backed out after various parties tried to block the sale, likely deeming it not worth the legal headache.

"When the reason for sanctioning goes away, which it may do," the Russian owners will try to get their boats back , Simpson said. After all, "the government's not going to pay them."'

That said, if sanctions are dropped, the yachts will be worth much less than when they were seized, as a boat not in use deteriorates much faster than one sailing the seas.

"Those yachts need to be used to be kept in shape, kept in condition," the second broker said. "​​Just having them sit at the dock with a temporary crew on board is not good for the boats."

And the sanctioned Russians who have managed to maintain control of their superyachts won't have an easy time offloading them in the future.

Americans who try to do business with sanctioned oligarchs would have a number of hoops to jump through — like finding a bank to process the purchase, which would be next to impossible. If somehow they did and the government caught wind, they'd face hefty penalties and the transaction would be void.

So Russia's richest have found themselves "stuck" sailing in a select few countries that will let them, like the Maldives, Montenegro, and Dubai.

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