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Guide to Dubrovnik

A city steeped in ancient beauty and unique history

Straddling the glittering Adriatic, Dubrovnik is one of the highlights of a Croatia yacht charter vacation. An up-and-coming destination for luxury yachts, Dubrovnik entices charterers with its flavour-forward dining scene, selection of buzzy bars and ample cultural sites, offset by white sandy beaches and bijou islets.

When arriving by yacht, Dubrovnik looks like something lifted from a postcard. Clay red roofs bake under a bright sun, pellucid turquoise water laps the shore and Aleppo pines coat the hills which frame the city. All of these beguiling features have worked to create a destination that is truly unmissable on an Mediterranean yacht charter .

Dubrovnik’s central marina for superyachts is ACI marina, a modern harbour equipped with all of the latest amenities and the capacity host yachts measuring up to 75m. The marina is tucked into the crook of a canal on the edge of Dubrovnik, treating yacht-goers to a glimpse of the city’s beauty before they set foot on shore. The canal is lined by palm trees and sheltered by a rugged, mountainous landscape. 

Dubrovnik is replete with culture and history, evident in the Medieval walls that border the sea, the limestone streets that snake through the city and baroque architecture that carves out the Old Town. Cultural highlights include the Gothic mansion of Rector’s Palace and the famous fortress of Lovrijenac, which sits atop a rocky outcrop overlooking the sea. At the highest point of the city, the former 14th-century citadel of Tvrđava Minčeta stands guard, looming over Dubrovnik. 

Charter guests in Dubrovnik would be remiss not to sample the wines of Croatia. Vino hailing from the Dalmation regions tends to be fruit-infused, light and perfect paired with cured meats, cheese and fresh seafood. Luckily, Dubrovnik is home to plenty of wine bars, laid-back bistros and upscale fish restaurants that will appeal to any palate.

One of the favoured restaurants in Dubrovnik among yacht-goers is 360, a sophisticated venue with incredible views over the marina and the shimmering ocean. Other favourites include Nautika, another popular establishment that specialises in catch-fresh seafood with a fine dining energy.

Charter guests will fall in love with Dubrovnik on a crewed yacht charter . If you’d like to learn more about planning your dream yacht charter vacation in this alluring Adriatic region, you can take a look at all luxury yachts for private yacht charters in Croatia.

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Yachting in Dubrovnik allows you to explore Croatia, one of Europe’s longest stretches of beautiful coastline - comprised of white cliffs, rugged caves and more than a thousand islands. Scuba dive in the colorful Adriatic reefs or sail to the neighboring Elafiti Islands or Korcula. By night, enjoy and the spectacular seafood restaurants and beach clubs of what is widely considered Europe’s next major yachting destination.

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December 14, 2021

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The beautiful city of Dubrovnik, also known as “The pearl of the Mediterranean”, is one of the most popular yacht charter destinations in the world. This charming Croatian city will make you fall in love with its history, culture and walls that speak of centuries-old stories. Moreover, when you start your yacht charter in Dubrovnik, you will benefit from a local crew who will be happy to tell you about interesting experiences in this city.

Dubrovnik is located in southern Croatia, divided from the rest of the country by Bosnia, so you will be able to visit two countries in just one day. Amazing, right? Near Dubrovnik, you can also visit the Elaphiti islands – a small archipelago with untouched nature, sandy beaches and crystal clear sea; the islands are mostly uninhabited and ideal for a yacht charter vacation.

During your yacht charter in Dubrovnik, you can enjoy various stunning beaches where you can swim, snorkel or sunbathe on the most beautiful European beach – Pasjača beach, according to the famous travel website European best destinations.

If you want to charter a yacht and the city of Dubrovnik is on your wishlist, keep reading…

WHY CHARTER IN DUBROVNIK

Dubrovnik is one of the most beautiful cities in the world and it should be on everyone’s wish list. With its astonishing history and unsurpassed beauty, you will feel like a king in a castle, walking on high walls and through centuries-old streets. From your yacht charter, you can enjoy a stunning view of amazing fortresses; berth in the Old Town port and chit-chat with locals or anchor next to the mysterious island of Lokrum – located just a few minutes from the city.

I already mentioned the island of Lokrum, but during your yacht charter in Dubrovnik , you can easily visit 13 more beautiful islands that surround it. They are mostly uninhabited with immaculate nature, lovely lighthouses, old monasteries, botanical gardens, sandy beaches and much more .

For movie fanatics, a yacht charter in Dubrovnik is a real treat. Taking photos where Games of Thrones , Star Wars , Robin Hood and many more movies were filmed is amazing – you can play the role of a movie star for a day. Moreover, Dubrovnik is only 30 minutes from Montenegro and Bosnia so you will be able to visit these two countries with ease.

WHEN TO CHARTER IN DUBROVNIK

Whenever you want! Dubrovnik is a city with a typical Mediterranean climate, mild winters and warm and dry summers. Winters in Dubrovnik are pleasant, and the average daily temperature is around 10°C (50℉), but for a truly beautiful yacht charter in Dubrovnik, we recommend the months between April and November.

This period we can divide into three parts: The “Heart” of the season – July and August, the middle season – May, June and September and the low season – April and November.

The heart of the season is ideal for those who like to enjoy hot summers and busy cities. What is great is that you can always find a secluded bay with your yacht charter in Dubrovnik and enjoy 100% privacy, even on the busiest day of the year. Furthermore, during this period you will have the opportunity to attend the Dubrovnik Summer Festival – one of the most important cultural festivals in Croatia.

During the mid-season, beaches are not too crowded and the temperature is ideal for both kids and adults. The days are sunny and the sea temperature is perfect. For guests who do not like mingling too much, this is the perfect time for a yacht charter in Dubrovnik.

And the low season is when the temperatures are around 18 to 21°C (65 to 70 degrees °F) which are ideal for charter guests who do not prefer over-the-top weather conditions. Winds in Dubrovnik are mild and the sea is peaceful. This time of the year is amazing if you want to explore the real Dubrovnik and witness every street, cathedral and island in all their glory.

HOW TO GET TO DUBROVNIK

The best way to arrive to your yacht charter in Dubrovnik is by plane or a private jet. The well-connected Dubrovnik airport has a direct line from the USA, as well as from a lot of European cities. Furthermore, your yacht can wait for you in the small city of Cavtat which is just a few minutes away from the airport and a few minutes of cruising from Dubrovnik.

If you decide to come by car, you should ask your local broker – SuperYachts Croatia , to reserve a parking slot for you, since Dubrovnik is swamped by road traffic in the heart of the season. In addition, if you do not want to think about transport, SuperYachts Croatia will arrange everything for you – your plane, car and yacht will be waiting for you whenever you want.

PERFECT ACTIVITIES FOR YOUR YACHT CHARTER IN DUBROVNIK

Ride a jet ski next to the centuries-old dubrovnik walls.

Your experienced yacht charter crew will take out all of your water toys so you can enjoy riding near the Walls of Dubrovnik. Have a closer look at its fortresses, beaches and islands. Moreover, you can always ask your crew to set up a camera or a GoPro and capture the scenery and the amazing ride; who knows, you may even be able to spot a friendly dolphin.

Visit each of 14 beautiful islands that surround Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is surrounded by a small archipelago of 14 islands called Elafiti and you can visit all of them. The archipelago is made of  8 large islands – Olipa, Tajan, Jakljan, Šipan, Ruda, Lopud, Koločep and Daksa, and 6 smaller islands – Lokrum , St. Andrew, Mišnjak, Kosmeč, Goleč and Crkvine.

Lokrum is the closest island to Dubrovnik, but some do not even consider it part of the Elafiti, while the island of Šipan is the largest island of the Elafiti, and also the furthest from Dubrovnik. You should visit Lopud and Koločep – two beautiful islands where you can spend the whole day with your yacht charter party. Palm trees and beautiful vegetation will delight both adults and kids.

Enjoy a 360 panoramic cable car ride to the mountain of Srđ

From your yacht to the cable car Dubrovnik you need only several minutes of walking. After a 5-minute ride with the cable car, you will be well above the town of Dubrovnik . Delight in the magical view of the entire city, with your beautiful yacht anchored in the distance.

Moreover, you can also enjoy a lovely dining experience in the Panorama restaurant with one-of-a-kind dishes and hospitality. Dine or have a drink, walk around, take incredible panoramic photos and visit the historical museum.

Let your stewardess take you on the Game of Thrones tour

If you are a fan of Game of Thrones , Dubrovnik will be a real paradise for you. Since a lot of scenes were filmed in real locations around Dubrovnik , you can visit all of them. Your lovely hostess can arrange a walking tour and you can take magical photos and enjoy a real Game of Thrones experience. Moreover, you can sit on the Iron Throne from the series and complete your yacht charter vacation on, “the most valuable of all chairs’’. 

Dine in the Michelin starred restaurant 360 Dubrovnik, and enjoy the spectacular view on your lovely yacht

This amazing restaurant is focused on modern cuisine based on the culinary history of the region of Dalmatia and the city of Dubrovnik. It is surrounded by the Walls of Dubrovnik , sitting on an open-air terrace, from which the views are simply jaw-dropping, enabling you to enjoy a breathtaking view of the old harbour and your yacht charter.

We can guarantee that you will experience a magical evening with immaculate and helpful staff, delightful food and exceptional ambience.

Capture cool videos of Dubrovnik’s streets with a drone

The most popular pictures taken of Dubrovnik are the ones taken with a drone . Let your SuperYachts Croatia broker arrange a drone for you, or you can bring your own, and take the most beautiful pictures ever. Your social media will explode and you will have amazing photos from your yacht charter in Dubrovnik.

We recommend that you ask the captain to anchor the yacht right in front of Old Town, so you can create stunning videos while also capturing your magnificent yacht and the most beautiful city in the world – Dubrovnik.

Ride a Seabob with friendly dolphins near the island of Lokrum

Dubrovnik is full of dolphins so do not be surprised if you see one. Take advantage of your yacht charter’s water toys and try to spot a dolphin. Utilise the Seabob so you can dive like a dolphin and enjoy the turquoise sea next to lovely Dubrovnik. While diving with your Seabob you will be able to observe a beautiful seabed, full of charming little fish, starfish and other specimens of acquatic flora and fauna.

Walk through the Walls of Dubrovnik

The Walls of Dubrovnik used to be a powerful defence system, but today they are a unique cultural and historical heritage of Dubrovnik . They are the biggest tourist attraction and the most popular part of the city. It is an even better experience when you can explore them in peace, with an easy walk alongside two kilometres of groomed trails, while also watching your magical yacht charter next to them.

The Walls are one of the most monumental fortifications in Europe, and the construction of the first fortresses began in the 8th century. More intensive construction lasted from the middle of the 15th to the end of the 16th century, and although they were hit by an earthquake in 1667, the walls were not damaged too much.

Historic walls surround the city in the shape of an irregular polygon, and you will be able to experience 16 towers and bastions, as well as a total of five fortresses: Micčeta, St.John, Bokar, Lovrijenac and Revelin. The unique and stunning Walls of Dubrovnik were recognized by UNESCO , which included them on the World Heritage List .

Visit the first Croatian underwater winery

Just a few years ago, the first underwater winery opened less than an hour north of Dubrovnik. The town of Drače on the Pelješac peninsula holds a long and rich culture of winemaking. There are also amazing cultural sights and a lot of natural beauty. You can visit from land or dive right in and explore the whole winery.

Furthermore, you will come across various surprising things, and certainly the most interesting is the old sunken ship in the Mali Ston bay. Here, you can buy a bottle of unique wine straight from an underwater winery and enjoy it during your yacht charter in Dubrovnik; it can be one of the best presents you can gift your friends back home.

Watch the sun kissing the walls and the sea from your yacht

Sunsets are a constant source of inspiration for poets, writers, romantics, but also yacht charter guests. Everyone likes them, especially if you can share them with your loved ones during your yacht charter in Dubrovnik. Sunsets around Dubrovnik are truly magical since you can follow the sun as it starts to slowly touch the Walls of Dubrovnik, kissing the sea and making way for the moon.

It is important to state that the most beautiful sunset views are from your yacht or the Srđ mountain . In addition, your private chef can always serve your dinner right before sunset so you can enjoy the spectacular view while tasting the best food ever.

ENJOY AN EXQUISITE FINE DINING EXPERIENCE ON YOUR YACHT CHARTER IN DUBROVNIK

360 Dubrovnik – This charming restaurant with a Michelin star is located in the heart of the Old town, which means you will get to enjoy your dinner on a UNESCO heritage site . You can opt for a delicious menu accompanied by excellent wines or you can order a la carte. Whatever you choose, you are not going to make a mistake.

This amazing restaurant has an incredible view that amazes guests; from the open-air terrace, you will be able to see your yacht charter in Dubrovnik. Most of the visitors book a reservation in 360 Dubrovnik one month before, so you should ask your local broker from SuperYachts Croatia to take care of the reservations, so you can truly enjoy this special experience.

Bota Šare – The first oyster & sushi bar in Dubrovnik is located in the Old town, right across from the beautiful Dubrovnik Cathedral. Here you can enjoy fresh oysters from Pelješac and savour a fine dining experience with unique gastro-fusion elements, with influences from Dalmatian and Japanese cuisine.

The atmosphere is very romantic and your loved ones will enjoy every bite, sip and moment while dining in Bota Šare. And best of all, your yacht can berth just 1 minute from the restaurant.

Pantarul Restaurant – feel like a real Croat while sampling delicious domestic ingredients. You can anchor your yacht in Uvala Lapad and just a few minutes of walking will bring you to a lovely family restaurant with delicious food.

What makes this restaurant special is that its menu changes seasonally and all of the meals are prepared by provisioning from excellent local farms near Dubrovnik. Moreover, they have a daily delivery of fresh fish and the meat is sourced from organic and renewable farms.

Panorama Restaurant – this is the restaurant where you will get to experience the most amazing view of your yacht and Dubrovnik in all its glory. On the beautiful terrace, you can enjoy an incredible landscape of the mainland, the sea and the amazing Dubrovnik city.

The professional and helpful staff will always be at your disposal – and the food is amazing too! To get to this restaurant, you can pick the means of your transportation: by a cable car,  a car or quads. Whatever you opt for, you will enjoy the magnificent view of this spectacular city, together with the island of Lokrum.

Restaurant Kopun – in this restaurant, old Croatian recipes were handed down through centuries so you could sample authentic Dubrovnik cuisine, like Jacob’s caps with truffle cream or an amazing seafood stew. This is a place where guests want to come back over and over again.

While in Dubrovnik, you need to try the local dessert – Dubrovačka rožata , which is part of the gastronomic heritage of medieval Dalmatia and survived despite many influences from the Venetian and Ottoman Empires. The first records of the Dubrovačka rožata date back to the time of the Venetians, and in 1300 it was recorded under the name “friar’s pudding”.

The Venetians are long gone, but this dessert is still here, with traces of influences from French cuisine. It is a caramelized shell in which rožata is cooked and the main ingredient is a rose liqueur. But at the end of the day, your private chef can also prepare all the wonderful delicacies and specialities you sampled during your yacht charter in Dubrovnik.

OUR SUGGESTED SEVEN-DAY YACHT CHARTER IN DUBROVNIK

A yacht charter in Dubrovnik is once in a lifetime experience, especially with a local yacht broker who will show you the best spots known only to the local experiences, and create unique yachting experiences for you and your charter guests.

Day 1: Dubrovnik – Lokrum island

On the first day of your yacht charter in Dubrovnik, we recommend spending some time near the city of Dubrovnik, where you can explore its surroundings by yacht or on foot. This Pearl of the Adriatic will leave you speechless, thanks to its magical old town.

Moreover, you can anchor your yacht near the island of Lokrum and enjoy a magical view of Dubrovnik`s old town. You will be able to experience a picnic on Lokrum island, which is the perfect getaway place for Dubrovnik`s locals and their guests.

The island of Lokrum is declared a special reserve under the protection of UNESCO, with a botanical garden containing an enviable collection of eucalyptus and cactus, as well as beautiful gardens and parks. Walk slowly through the vegetation and refresh yourself in the shade of black ash or rest under the swaying treetops of Aleppo pine.

Moreover, this island has a salty lake in its centre, in which you can jump from a 10m high rock. This is a perfect Instagramable spot, with rare animal species like protected turtles and peacocks.

Day 2: Lopud island- Šipan island

Lopud is the most developed among the Elaphite Islands , a small archipelago containing several isles located northwest of Dubrovnik. It is also the second-largest in terms of size, while a favourable climate allows for nearly 2600 hours of sunshine each year.

A mild climate has led to the development of lush and rich Mediterranean and subtropical vegetation with lemons, oranges, pines, cypresses and palm trees. Your local yacht captain will want to take you to Šunj – a sandy beach considered to be one of the most beautiful beaches in the Croatian Adriatic sea. The sandy shoal of this beach stretches a few hundred meters from the shore, which makes the bay ideal for a family yacht charter in Dubrovnik.

Day 3: The Island of Šipan –  Pelješac peninsula

The biggest island of the Elaphite archipelago is Šipan, which is also listed in the Guinness Book of Records for the biggest ratio of olive trees to the population of its total area, is a must-see during your yacht charter in Dubrovnik.

A lot of people from Dubrovnik come to this magical island because of the astonishing restaurant Bowa, where you can berth your yacht and enjoy delicious food. This attractive restaurant is located right by the sea, with tables under the canopies set on charming oak and fir constructions which makes it an inviting place for a meal. Swim, sunbathe and have fun with your water toys while waiting for the food.

After lunch, we recommend a visit to the city of Ston on the Pelješac peninsula . The “City of Salt” will amaze you with its rich history and numerous attractions. As soon as you step into Ston, you will feel as if you have travelled back into the distant past; tradition is woven into every stone and building.

While spending time in Ston, visit the famous saltworks, one of the three saltworks in Croatia, and the oldest in Europe, dating back to the 14th century. It was formed after the Republic of Ragusa bought Ston in the year 1333. Ston was surrounded by defensive walls, which are a popular attraction and by length, second only to the Great Wall of China.

Moreover, if you opt for swimming, sunbathing or playing with water toys, we recommend you anchor in the famous Prapratno bay. This is one of the most beautiful bays in this part of Pelješac, with a long sandy beach in an area overgrown with pine forests.

Day 4 – Pelješac peninsula – Mljet National Park

The island of Mljet is the most forested of all the Croatian Adriatic islands, and unquestionably, one of the most attractive. It is perfect for enjoying the beauty of untouched nature that will enchant everyone who visits this enchanting isle. Mljet is an island of mystery, with rich forests, beautiful beaches and an incredibly blue sea, ideal for enjoying pristine nature.

You can ride an e-bike through the National Park or just enjoy an al-fresco dining experience on the Greenest Croatian island. Here, you can explore the Veliko lake, with an islet of St. Mary and a church and monastery founded in the 12th century by the Benedictines of Monte Gargano in Italy. Alternative targets for exploration also are the Malo lake and the Odysseus Cave .

Day 5 -Mljet National Park – Lastovo Island

A small and inhabited island, Lastovo is the perfect place for those looking for a quiet and relaxing holiday, in untouched and beautiful nature. Lastovo island has a mild Mediterranean climate and due to its good position, it has more than 2700 hours of sunshine a year.

Lastovo also has the starriest sky in Europe and if you embark on a yacht charter in Dubrovnik during the summer, you will be able to see one of the most beautiful astronomical phenomena – the Perseid meteor shower . Make a wish and enjoy this beautiful island.

For swimming and snorkelling, we recommend the Porto Rosso beach complemented with a nautical centre and a great restaurant, ideal for yacht charter guests. Lastovo also harbours one of the oldest lighthouses in the Croatian Adriatic.

Day 6: Island of Lastovo – Island of Korčula

You will feel as if you have stepped back in time when you arrive on the i sland of Korčula , which has been inhabited since prehistoric times. This is the sixth-largest island in Croatia and is truly worth visiting and exploring. The city of Korčula is surrounded by 13th-century walls and it is one of the best-preserved fortified medieval towns in Croatia.

Until the beginning of the 18th century, it was forbidden to build outside the city walls, and visitors entered via a wooden drawbridge. Another fun fact about Korčula is that Marco Polo , one of the world’s biggest historical travellers, was born on this island and spent his childhood in one of the houses that are still there.

Korčula is not only a historical place; it has a lot of stunning beaches and bays where you can spend your yacht charter vacation in Croatia peacefully. If you are ready for the perfect Instagram place – swing on a swing on Moro beach. If you prefer sandy beaches, seek out Vela Pržina and Bilin Žal. Finally, for one of the most beautiful islets in the world, according to the New York Times , visit Proizd – only a few minutes from Korčula.

If you are looking for a good restaurant on this amazing island, let your charter crew reserve a table in LD Terrace – a Michelin starred restaurant.

Day 7: Island of Korčula – City of Dubrovnik

On your last day,  cruise back from Korčula to Dubrovnik . You can always ask your yacht captain to stop on a stunning beach or an isolated bay for a swim or one last ride with some of the water toys. When you arrive back in Dubrovnik, your local broker at SuperYachts Croatia can arrange transportation to the airport for you or if you want to stay in Croatia – we can book another yacht to continue your perfect yacht charter vacation.

TOP ANCHORAGES AND MARINAS FOR YOUR YACHT CHARTER IN DUBROVNIK

The best place to anchor your yacht is between Dubrovnik`s walls and the island of Lokrum, from where you can enjoy a perfect view of the most beautiful city on the Adriatic. This is also the area where a lot of celebrities anchor their yachts since people in Dubrovnik are not intrusive and mind their own business; this means that you will enjoy 100% privacy on your yacht charter in Dubrovnik.

The Dubrovnik port and Marina Frapa, located in the centre of Dubrovnik, are marinas that will satisfy all logistical yacht needs. If you are looking for marinas outside of Dubrovnik – there are plenty, like ACI Marina Dubrovnik , Zaton, Kupari, Srebreno, Čista Luka, Uvala Tiha, Cavtat near the shore, and Koločep, Lopud, Bowa, Šipanska Luka, Okulje and much more on islands.

Favourite anchorages among guests are Bowa next to the eponymous restaurant on the island of Šipan and Stupe beach near the island of Korčula.

If you are looking for a more private spot, your captain will take you to secluded bays like Moračnik near the island of Mljet, Proizd near the island of Korčula or next to the Blue Cave on the island of Koločep.

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WHY CHARTER IN DUBROVNIK WITH SUPERYACHTS CROATIA?

Dubrovnik is full of amazing attractions, experiences and places. SuperYachts Croatia can arrange an unlimited catalogue of experiences, like kayaking around the Walls of Dubrovnik , exploring mystery islands, riding a quad on Srđ mountain or just having dinner in a Michelin-starred restaurant .

We will be your assistants during the whole yacht charter in Dubrovnik and at your service 24/7. Moreover, we are 100% local Croatians who can help you with absolutely anything using our local know-how, providing you with a perfect yacht charter in Dubrovnik!

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Unwind & Reconnect: Your Dubrovnik Luxury Yacht Escape

Its natural beauty and rich history with the seductive charm of a balmy Mediterranean climate and coastal scenery of incomparable beauty make this UNESCO World Heritage Site one of the most beloved and visited Mediterranean destinations

Dubrovnik seems to be born from the palette of a painter who wanted to use warmer color gradients for creating a landscape that enchants the visitor at the first sight. For many centuries, this Adriatic Pearl was an independent Republic, a proud cultural center, and essential Mediterranean trading power.

From its sun-kissed terracotta rooftops to its emerald green hills, Dubrovnik’s palette is a feast for the eyes. The city’s Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a labyrinth of narrow, cobblestone streets lined with pastel-hued houses and adorned with ornate stonework. As you stroll along the city’s promenade, let the warm Adriatic breeze and breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and islands wash over you.

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Must-visit dubrovnik museums: house of marin držić, stradun: traditional or modern, beaches in dubrovnik: city beaches are always popular, lopud island: feel the meditative power of silence, dubrovnik hot spots: enthusiasts of good music, other fun things to do in dubrovnik: enjoy dubrovnik, mount srđ: ride up to the top, lokrum island: private nest inside the bare rocks.

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Although no longer politically independent, its natural beauty and rich history with the seductive charm of a balmy Mediterranean climate and coastal scenery of incomparable beauty make this UNESCO World Heritage Site one of the most beloved and most visited Mediterranean destinations .

Rare are the cities that can boast a comparable location or equally well-preserved medieval walls. The enchantment starts with the panoramic view of the Old Town of Dubrovnik, from the winding road that brings you to town from the airport.

Dubrovnik is a living museum , a treasure of Baroque, Renaissance, and medieval churches and palaces. Minčeta, Bokar, Lovrijenac are just some of the beautiful forts and towers that surround the city, but for visitors, the City Port with the statue of St. Vlaho, city patron, is the best entry point into this treasure, this former city-state and symbol of freedom.

You will also soon learn really fast that the steps and stairs are part of Dubrovnik’s charm, and we love them, or at least we don’t mind them that much. Believe it or not, Dubrovnik is the city with the most stairs on the Mediterranean. There are 4.343 steps within the perimeter of the city wall and 1.080 steps on the wall itself, making the grand total of 5.423.

For locals, these stairs are a place to unwind with friends on a late summer night, a place to wait before meeting someone. Don’t be surprised if you see them chilling by shop windows, talking and laughing loudly, for this all represents the carefree city spirit.

In the morning, you’ll see the locals visit open markets, not just for food, but also in hope accidentally happen upon a familiar face and have an excuse to sit down for coffee and gossip.

The most luxurious Croatian destination – Dubrovnik: Just for a walk

Another local tradition is going to Stradun – just for a walk, but every evening, starting at Pile, then to Orlando, and then back the Onofrio water fountain… and then repeat for two or three times. Make sure you’re wearing your best clothes, for there’ll be many fashion-savvy eyes on you, judging from the nearby restaurants and cafes.

If catwalk isn’t your thing, there are plenty of backstreets downtown. The alternative is Gundulić square, dominated by a statue of one of the city’s most famous poets. The square is always busy, transforming itself like a chameleon many times throughout the day. The ‘green market’, as the locals call it, offers freshly picked produce and jars of homemade jams, pickles, and spices. Dubrovnik’s famous delicacies are: kotonjata (quince jelly), arancini (sugar-coated orange peel), bruštulani mjenduli (sugar-coated almonds), dried figs.

And as the final bell echoes across the city, endless flocks of seagulls glided down onto the market that was busy just until a few minutes earlier. The reason for this invasion: feeding time. The birds are fed from buckets full of corn whose contents are dispersed all over the square. The feeding frenzy lasts for just a few short minutes, and normality is restored. Every day, come rain or shine, the city’s pigeons are fed in Gundulić Square, always at the same time, paid for by the city council.

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As the last feathers fly away, the square enters its afternoon phase, and the clink of coffee cups and the popping of wine corks can be heard as Dubrovnik’s alfresco lunchtime begins. The coolest drink around is the fresh water from the Onofrio water fountains, built in 1440 and designed by Onofrio della Cava.

Italian builders della Cava and Andreucio have two years earlier erected an unbelievable 11-km long aqueduct, bringing water to the city from the nearby Šumet and other forest springs outside the city walls. The two fountains remained the only source of potable water in the city for the following four centuries, and were considered so crucial to the functioning of the city that the punishment for contaminating water was cutting off of a hand.

We assume there weren’t that many attempts. The fountains today are among the most important symbols of the city, especially the Small fountain, right next to the Summer games stage. This event takes place every year from July 10 and August 25, and during those seven weeks of high summer, Dubrovnik gives its heart and soul to the Arts.

Cobbled streets, Baroque palaces and Renaissance piazzas set the magical setting for concerts and live theater performances. The locals have always been savvy merchants and had smart rulers made giving back to the city part of the city charter, which now reflects in the city’s architecture and cultural heritage.

What better way to get to know the culture and history of the country, city , or village you are visiting than exploring the artifacts, arts, and stories shown and told in their museums. The House of Marin Držić is undoubtedly one of the must-visit museums in Dubrovnik. Držić was a world-famous 16th-century playwright, poet, and one of the key authors of the European Renaissance comedy.

His works abound in clashes of the traditional and the modern, fiction and reality, the comic and the tragic, and are an important legacy to the whole European and world comedy scene. They were also somewhat controversial at the time, as he portrayed current events and political situations through comedy and railed against the authorities. In Držić’s honor and memory, his birth house – downtown in the Old Town, in Široka Street adjacent to the Domino Church- is now a museum dedicated to his life and works.

He was a man ahead of his time, and his literary works remain fresh and interesting today, so make sure you visit the museum and the museum shop, where you can find unique souvenirs like English translations of Držić’s books. At the same time smaller than Držić and equally as big is another art or trade honed to perfection by the locals: filigree. The tradition of spinning gold wire into minute jewelry still thrives, and locally made ‘rečini’ (earrings) or ‘puce’ (decorative buttons) you purchase in Dubrovnik will forever remind you of your time there.

Gold, silver and coral jewelry is fascinating for its timeless beauty and artistry, and the local design matches all fashion styles, traditional or modern. At their Old Town workshops, goldsmiths Vierda, Kraljević and Jurišić still manufacture the world-famous pieces using age-old methods. Another local artisan tradition still kept alive are barbershops. In this golden age of the barbershop revival, find old-fashioned atmosphere waiting for you at Placa 15 near Stradun.

As soon as you walk into the shop, you will find yourself fully absorbed in the fragrance of traditional soap, aftershave, various hair and face tonics, oils, neck powders, in this small, cozy, almost familiar atmosphere where friends share all the latest gossip. City beaches are always popular during the hot summer months, and the two with the best view of the Old Town are Banje i Sv. Jakov.

Kolorina lagoon is located between the fortress Lovrijenac and Gradac Park, local people call it Šulić according to the family whose house sits at the beach entrance. Mostly locals enjoy this beach, rare foreigners stray there, which is not a surprise since the entrance to the beach is not easy to find as it looks like a doorway of a private home.

The beach offers amazing vista towards the fortress Lovrijenac rising on the left side of the lagoon and the right side views amazing cliffs of the Gradac Park with intriguing stone houses of the artist Jagoda Buić at the foot of the cliffs.

If you want to cool down with the locals, you’ll have to go all the way to the isle of Lokrum , or to the Šunj beach at Lopud, where you can their summer water polo league, be it as a player, or one of the obsessed spectators. Or you can sail around Dubrovnik and discover beautiful Elaphiti islands .  When choosing a yacht in charter , you first need to decide whether you want to feel the meditative power of silence on board sailing boat and catamaran , or whether you appreciate speed and comfort, with interest to rent a motorboat or luxury yacht . After that, leave all the ‘details’ to us. We will pay special attention to all your needs, to select the boat up to your wishes, to feel safe and comfortable with the crew that will make your time special, organize provisioning and prepare the route that will leave you breathless!

If you find yourself in Dubrovnik mid-August, you should definitely go take a look at this unique demonstration of competitive spirit and adventurous approach to sports. The Wild League, as the call this recreational water polo league, is a summer league that gathers teams representing different Dubrovnik beaches. It has been an essential part of Dubrovnik’s summer tradition since 1949. It is more than a hobby, more than a pastime, more than a sport. It’s something that Dubrovnik men grew up with and something they gladly pass on to their kids.

Thoughtfully selected music, a rustic interior, fine indigenous food and a spacious terrace complimented with natural shade have all secured Sesame restaurant a high spot on the scale of top, Dubrovnik, fine dining establishments. Even though this gastro-paradise is located in the city centre, near Lovrijenac fortress and Danče beach, it is still relieved of the pulsating, tourist turmoil. Sesame used to be a gathering spot for bohemian souls of Dubrovnik, holding jazz parties at the weekends.

Today, it represents a cherished destination for domestic and foreign enthusiasts of good music, food and drink. Furthermore, the restaurant’s interior design boasts an elegant, museum-like ambience. Heirlooms, artefacts, antiquities, framed newspaper articles of yesteryear and photos of the Dubrovnik olden days adorn this lovely place.

Another hot spot enjoys the world’s bella vista – cliff-location, right above the sea surface with a clear view stretching across the Adriatic. At the end of the city’s alley-loop, behind the Dubrovnik cathedral, a miniature gateway in the city walls leads to the bar and the beach at the bottom.

If water polo isn’t your thing, take a stroll to the small soccer and basketball court smack in the heart of the city, crowned as the most beautiful court in the world by Architectural Digest. In Dubrovnik, savoring a cup of coffee can be a form of meditation – part of a relaxed Dalmatian way of being known as ‘fjaka’. Coffee is more than caffeine – it’s a traditional way of life. When meeting Dubrovnik locals, you will often hear ‘ajmo na kavu’ (let’s have a cup of coffee) – even though you may end up drinking something else – an invitation that involves chatting for hours and dressing nicely. So take a seat, enjoy your coffee and enjoy Dubrovnik .

Ride up to the top of the Mount of Srđ and enjoy the Old Town, the Adriatic Sea, nearby islands , and a coffee or cocktail. If you are a sunset lover, the golden hour would be your time to visit. Famous and free. Allegedly cursed. The place of stories, mysteries, and legends. Mother Nature has always reigned supreme here.

Untouched for centuries, Lokrum is a Nature Reserve and a Special Forest Vegetation Reserve, inhabited only by rabbits and peacocks introduced to the island in the 19th century by the Austrian archduke Maximilian. He also started an exotic botanical garden. Once home to Benedictine monks, this island was also a legendary haven for Richard the Lion Heart. Today Lokrum remains a sanctuary – a perfect, crowd-free summer getaway for the people of Dubrovnik.

Rocky beaches lead the way towards the virgin clear waters. A touch of history will leave you breathless with fortress Fort Royal, abandoned Benedictine monastery or a small botanical garden. Lokrum hosts Maximilian’s summer villa, built by the Habsburgs at the end of the 19.ct, becoming popular after serving as a scenario spot in the top serial The Game of Thrones.

Lokrum is an ideal spot for those who seek tourist-free zones providing an undisturbed private nest inside the bare rocks, naturists’ favourable destination. A genuine experience is also floating in the salty lake connected to the sea.

Text Ana Matušić & Filip Bubalo

Photos Ivo Pervan, Boris Kačan, Archive TZGD

Answers to Your Queries

Dubrovnik is a living museum, a treasure of Baroque, Renaissance, and medieval churches and palaces. Coffeehouses on Stradun, a stroll along the city walls, a visit to the Rector’s Palace or performances during Dubrovnik Summer Games are must-do activities when visiting beautiful Dubrovnik.

We would say that spending 3 days in the Dubrovnik is the absolute minimum. You’ll spend at least 2 days just sight-seeing, 1 extra for museums, beaches and restaurants. If you want to stay longer, charter a yacht and sail to the Elaphiti islands.

High season in Croatia runs from June through August and is the most popular time to visit Dubrovnik. If you want to escape the crowd, April to mid-June and mid-September to mid-October are the best choices.

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Dubrovnik YACHT CHARTER

Cruising aboard a yacht in Dubrovnik is a truly unique and unforgettable experience. Dubrovnik is a historic coastal city located in Croatia, known for its beautiful Old Town, stunning beaches, and crystal-clear waters. A yacht charter in Dubrovnik allows you to explore the city’s coastline and discover hidden coves, secluded beaches, and charming fishing villages. You can also visit the Old Town of Dubrovnik and take in its rich history and culture, as well as its vibrant nightlife. With a variety of yachts to choose from, you can customize your charter to suit your needs, whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway or an action-packed adventure. With a yacht charter in Dubrovnik, you can create unforgettable memories while enjoying the best of what the city has to offer.

YACHTS FOR CHARTER IN THIS AREA

Summer Star

License to Chill

Drunken Sailor

Feel the Blue

Absolute 60

Sir Hendrik

Silver Breeze

Lady Yousra

Wide Liberty

George Five

Estrella de Mar

Accama Delta

Blue Heaven

Jajaro’

Shooting Star

55 Fiftyfive

Ashleyrose 110

White Pearl I

Project Steel

South Paw C

Sole Di Mare

Milos At Sea

Antheya III

Minor Family Affair

Infinity Nine

Can`t Remember

O’Neiro

Hakuna Matata

L’Equinox

Queen of Makri

Big Change II

Illusion II

Halcon Del Mar

O’Rion

Ocean Pure 2

Mare Nostrum

Only Eighty

O’Mathilde

O’Natalina

The Wellesley

O’Eva

Quantum of Solace

O’Ptasia

O’Pari

Black Pearl

• Snorkel in the warm waters
• Explore one of the many uninhabited islands
• Walk up the ramparts of the walled city
• Peruse the old streets
• Shop in one of the many high-end boutique
• Parasail over the Adriatic Sea
• Go on a wine-tasting tour in Zadar
• Party in one of the vibrant clubs
• Discover Mediterranean cuisine in one of the many traditional restaurants
• Laze in one of the traditional cafes

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Ultimate Guide to a Dubrovnik Yacht Charter

Learn everything you need to know and discover about a dubrovnik yacht charter.

On a Dubrovnik  yacht charter , you can discover the city which is famous for being a UNESCO World Heritage Site it is a must-visit city, with an abundance of history to explore in one of Europe’s most important seaports. Dubrovnik not only has a large number of beautiful beaches to explore, but it is also a great base to start your Dubrovnik yacht charter in ACI the areas largest marina, with excellent infrastructure and amenities.

Constructed between the 12th and 17th centuries, these walls have protected Dubrovnik throughout history. Strolling around the walls gives visitors breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea while overlooking the city’s red-tiled roofs. Before you begin your Dubrovnik yacht charter you should visit the market in the old town, where you can find fresh produce, fish, olives, honey, Mediterranean spices, Loza, Travarica, and strong-flavored homemade brandy, perfect for taking on your Dubrovnik yacht charter, all which are unique to Dubrovnik.

Dubrovnik Yacht Charter

Ideal for everyone a Dubrovnik  y acht charter is a great way to see the Croatian islands and discover what each island has to offer in the ultimate luxurious location. Anchorages in Dubrovnik and Croatia are readily available in bays, mooring lines, and small harbours.

In this guide, we hope to give you an insight into everything you need to know about booking and going on a  Dubrovnik  ya c ht charter .

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1. weather on a dubrovnik yacht charter, 2. wind conditions on a dubrovnik yacht charter, 3. best time to go to dubrovnik, 4. dubrovnik is a top sailing destination.

• 5. Dubrovnik Itineraries
• 6. Places Not to Miss on a Dubrovnik Yacht Charter

7. Best Time to Book a Dubrovnik Yacht Charter

Weather on a Dubrovnik Yacht Charter.  Croatia has a predominately Mediterranean climate, with temperatures consistently ranging between 22c (72f) and 33c (91f). The best time to visit and go on a Dubrovnik yacht charter is between April and October. April and May are the shoulder seasons along with September and October. During these months the weather is cooler than the summer months, averaging between 22c (72f) and 28c (82f) with winds blowing from a northwest direction at between 10 and 20 knots. Showers are more likely during these months than in the summer.

Dubrovnik Yacht Charter. On a Dubrovnik yacht charter, weather forecasts and updates can be found on the following radio channels.

• Channel 4,7, and 85 at 06.25, 13.20, and 21.20
• Forecasts are in both English and Croatian and Italian in the high season

Dubrovnik Yacht Charter. The best months to go on a Dubrovnik yacht charter is between April and October. During this time the winds tend to blow from a northwest direction between 10 and 20 knots, but occasionally up to 25 knots in April, May, September, or October. Croatia has a number of wind systems which can create stronger than normal winds in certain months. The Bora is a northeasterly dry and cold wind which can blow occasionally in the summer but is more confined to March and the winter months, changing direction as it goes. The Sirocco is a wind which blows from the ESE to SSE at any time of the year reaching winds speeds of between 16 to 20 knots. The last wind system is the Maestral is a wind system which is characterized by white cumulus clouds and begins to blow between 9 and 10 am, reaches its strongest winds by 2 pm at between 16 to 20 knots.

Tides and Swells.  In the Eastern Mediterranean, the tidal range is very small, varying by season, from 30cm to 60cm (one or two feet).

What is the best time to go on a Dubrovnik yacht charter? Any time of year is a great time to go on a Dubrovnik yacht charter, depending on the individual’s availability and desires.

Seasons.  A Dubrovnik yacht charter usually tends to have one main season from April to October, with the busiest months being July and August. The shoulder months of April, May, September, and October are a great time to go on a Dubrovnik yacht charter with the sailing season just beginning or finishing with the rainfall still light and the temperature cooler than in the summer months.

Top Sailing Destination.  A Dubrovnik yacht charter is an amazing experience for the whole family. Whether you are thinking about travelling as a group of friends or family, a Dubrovnik yacht charter is a wonderful adventure for everyone, no matter what ages or sailing abilities. You can experience the best of Croatia, the islands, beautiful villages, swimming in the ocean, snorkelling, diving, ancient ruins, and delicious foods.

Croatian Adventure. Going on a Dubrovnik yacht charter is a great alternative way to see Croatia without staying in a resort. On a Dubrovnik yacht charter, you can sail your boat on whichever itinerary your group desires, seeing what you want to, exploring the islands, all while moving your accommodation with you. On a Dubrovnik yacht charter, you will be sailing in total comfort, catamarans are luxurious, spacious, filled with all amenities and make for great places to relax.

5. Croatia Itineraries

Itineraries. On a Dubrovnik yacht charter, you can take whichever route you desire, depending on what you what to see and explore. Croatia has lots of options for itineraries, whether you want to visit islands, villages, cities or just anchor in a cove and escape the crowds.

• Split Sailing Itinerary – The North Dalmatian Coast
• Split Sailing Itinerary – South Dalmatian Coast
• Zadar Sailing Itinerary
• Dubrovnik Sailing Itinerary 

6. Places to Visit on a Dubrovnik Yacht Charter

Places to Visit.  Dubrovnik and Croatia are filled with wonderful places to visit and places to moor or swim on a Dubrovnik yacht charter. Here are some recommendations for the best places to visit on a Dubrovnik yacht charter.

• Sobra – On the east end of the island Mljet, is another quiet fishing village.
• Korčula – Filled with history. Here you can see Gothic and Renaissance buildings, including the Cathedral of Saint Mark.
• Lastovo, Zaklopatica – Is a beautiful wooded bay on the north side of the island.
• Polace  – A beautiful spot on the island of Mljet. It is the island’s largest bay, and the safest, as it is sheltered by four smaller islands.
• Dubrovnik – Walk through the Old Town.
• Dubrovnik – Explore the Walled City.
• Sipan – As the largest of the Elafiti Islands, Sipan has many things to do or see.

Best Time to Book a Dubrovnik Yacht Charter. The best time to book a Dubrovnik yacht charter is now! We have fully qualified and knowledgable sales advisors who can find your perfect Dubrovnik yacht charter and help make your sailing dreams come true.

Expert Advice. Our sales advisors can give you recommendations of areas to visit, itineraries, and help with choosing the perfect boat for your trip. Our sales advisors have knowledge of the boats and area, as well as wind conditions and weather at specific times of the year.

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Croatia is the summer playground for luxury yacht charters. Experienced Charterers often refer to the Dalmatian Coast as the Eastern Mediterranean’s take on the French Riviera. Dubrovnik, Split, Hvar, Brac – just a few of the hot spots worth stepping ashore to.

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With around 45 well-equipped crewed yachts, sailboats and catamarans, we offer high-quality yacht charters out of Dubrovnik. Our charter partners are certified with the Safe Travels seal “Safe stay in Croatia” by the World Travel & Tourism Council. With this safety seal we guarantee our charter guests the highest hygiene and safety precautions on our yachts.

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Sailing Catamaran : A sailing catamaran will have a lot of space and things like en suite showers and heads in every cabin. They have twin engines in the hulls, allowing for great manoeuvrability in port, and are very quick when the wind is aft of the beam.

Monohull Sailing Yacht : Ranging in size from a modest, 10 meter vessel that can accommodate a group of six comfortably yet at a reasonable price to a 20 metre luxury yacht, you can find a monohull to suit every need for your sailing holiday.

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June-August : You’ll be unlucky if you see any rain, though it could be welcome in the summer heat! Temperatures are from 26C and up to the mid 30s. Wind are generally NW 5-10 knots

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO HIRE YACHTS IN DUBROVNIK

A motor cruiser can cost anything from €400 a day for a 10 meter yacht but €40,000 a day will get you a 40 meter superyacht with crew catering to your every need. The prices differ from season to season so expect to pay considerably more in July/August.

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Yacht Charter Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik was once centre of one of the major empires of the Mediterranean called the Ragusan Empire and was a force to be reckoned with for 700 years. Napoleon Bonaparte destroyed the power base in the early 1800s before his own defeat when it then came under the Austro-Hungarian Empire followed by Yugoslavia before independence came in the 1990s.

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• Length : 137 ft
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• Cabins : 18
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• Build year : 2001
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Unlike Split, Dubrovnik was targeted in the civil war of the 1990s, being shelled heavily and much of its original Old Town was destroyed. When peace came Croatia invested heavily in its rebuilding and while largely the old walls, cathedral and various palaces' survived shelling, much of what you see is rebuilt and is now a Unesco world heritage site. If you have time do take the cable car up Mount Srd to enjoy the panoramic views and see the Museum of the Croatian War of Independence at the top.

Even so, the Old Town of Dubrovnik is no caricature of its former self but a living, breathing artefact of Middle Ages architecture. Many who know Croatia view it as one of the crown jewels of the Adriatic. If you have the time then consider spending a night or two in a hotel in the city before or after your yacht charter, you won't be disappointed.

There are two major yacht marinas that serve Dubrovnik - ACI Dubrovnik and nearby ACI Veljko Barbieri Slano - from where you can head off on your sailing adventures northwest and up through the Croatian islands and along its coastline.

Explore Dubrovnik By Renting A Yacht

Thanks to its old status as a major trading hub for the Adriatic, Dubrovnik has a rich maritime history and a beautiful port. Do visit the ancient forts that were built to defend the city, and relax near the Orlando Fountain on the Placa and watch the world go by.

You can hire boats or do a short day sail to the Elafiti Islands (Elaphiti islands) just offshore. Three of the six main islands are inhabited with just 1,000 full time inhabitants between them with plenty of secluded beaches. Two are car-free, enabling you to walk or cycle without the noise and worry of traffic. These have a reputation of producing great sailors who plied the seas near and far for many a century.

Being close to the southern tip of Croatia, almost every destination in Croatia you will visit will be somewhere to the north of the city. Within a week's range depending on your boat is the other major historic city of Split and even the Kornati Islands with their national park should nature be your thing.

Further afield in the north is Zadar and once you leave southern Dalmatia, the landscape changes and it is generally less busy.

How To Get To Dubrovnik

There are a number of daily direct flights to Dubrovnik from London, Edinburgh, Manchester and Birmingham. The airport also now has well developed international links from most other major European hubs and countries. Once in Croatia you will then need to take a taxi or shuttle bus into the city if headed to ACI Dubrovnik or a taxi ride to ACI Slano if you're boat rental is based there

Marinas In Dubrovnik

There are two major marinas serving Dubrovnik, these are ACI Marina Dubrovnik and ACI Marina Slano . These are easily accessed from the local airport, and have a large number of yachts for charter based at each.

ACI Dubrovnik: The state owned marina ACI Dubrovnik is just 6 kilometres from the Old Town with good all round facilities and a supermarket on site for provisioning with taxis and buses available which run between the old town and the marina.

Berth Characteristics:

Max Length 75 m

Max Draught 5 m

There's also a restaurant/bar along with waste collection services and laundry services.

ACI Marina Slano: ACI Veljko Barbieri Slano is 35km away from Dubrovnik old town while still in Dubrovnik county. Though quieter than ACI Dubrovnik this is in an extemely pretty part of the adriatic away from the tourist hordes with plenty of amazing walks. Taxis are available to travel between the old town and the marina

Max Length 25 m

Max Draught 13 m

There's a supermarket and restaurant here for replenishing stocks along with laundry services if needed.

Suggested Sailing Routes From Dubrovnik

There are multiple options available on your boat charter from Dubrovnik, below we list a of the main areas to consider. Depending on if you want silence and the sound of nature or a more human, energetic vibe on a Dubrovnik yacht charter you can have both those needs met. One of the main things to take into account with sailing in Croatia is that because of the amount of islands and the relatively short distance between the sailing, it is primarily line of sight with plenty of island hopping available along this part of the Adriatic sea

Dubrovnik To Korcula: Cruise up to Kortula from Dubrovnik working your way along the Croatian coast or via the island of Mljet while taking in the very best of the Adriatic.

Dubrovnik to Split : Depending on your boat type this is possible but you'll need a fast boat (the two towns are around 300 kilometres apart) and you won't be stopping much along the way. One popular stop along this route is Hvar if you fancy some bustling nightlife or the quieter Pakleni islands which are close by but there are plenty of other Dalmatian islands with secluded coves along the way if you fancy a stop before this.

Types Of Yachts To Hire In Dubrovnik:

Both of the marinas that serve Dubrovnik can serve vessels of up to 40 metres. That means you have almost the full range of yachts to charter out of the city.

Motor Cruiser: These can range from a 10 metre boat that a family of four can bareboat charter or motor yacht to a 40 metre superyacht where you can relax and have every wish catered to by the crew. As a mid-range option we also list a number of motor catamarans that are spacious yet can be bareboat chartered as well.

Sailing Catamaran: A sailing catamaran will have a lot of space and things like en suite showers and heads in every cabin. They have twin engines in the hulls, allowing for great manoeuvrability in port, and are very quick when the wind is aft of the beam.

Monohull Sailing Yacht: Ranging in size from a modest, 10 metre vessel that can accommodate a group of six comfortably yet at a reasonable price to a 20 metre luxury yacht , you can find a monohull to suit every need for your sailing holiday.

Speedboat: These are day boats without cabins and can be used for fishing or simply getting out to the Elafiti Islands on a day trip. Some are very quick on the water - others more suitable for a harbour tour.

Do You Need A Licence To Hire A Yacht In Dubrovnik

If you are on a gulet or skippered yacht charter you do not need a license to sail a yacht out of Dubrovnik. This is also the case where you are renting a small motorboat without a cabin for a day trip around the dalmatian coast and local islands.

You do need a license if you are on a bareboat yacht charter, here are some examples of sailing qualifications:

International Certificate of Competence: This is issued on request by your European sailing authority and you should automatically qualify with certain national sailing qualifications.

RYA Qualifications: If you have the following qualifications you will be able to take a bareboat charter out of Dubrovnik, these include Day Skipper (sail or motor endorsement), Coastal Skipper or Yachtmaster.

American Sailing Association (ASA): The ASA 104 Bareboat certificate is commonly accepted.

US Sailing: The International Proficiency Certificate is widely accepted in Croatia and The Bareboat Cruising Certificate is also accepted in many cases.

Best Times To Hire A Yacht In Dubrovnik

The sailing season runs from late April to October with July and August being the busiest months for yacht charter. The ACI Marina chain also adds 20% to their berthing fees at this time of year. If you can charter outside of the peak period you will find it far quieter and less expensive. When a cruise ship is docked in Dubrovnik, its passengers will fill the Old Town. If you can time your visit outside of the times cruise ships are in, then you will find your visit to the city a lot more relaxed. The climate is mild most of the sailing season with occasional rain showers.

Sailing Weather In Dubrovnik

April and May: There will be occasional rainy days but temperatures sit between 22-28C or higher. Winds are generally NW, 10-20 knots

June-August: You'll be unlucky if you see any rain, though it could be welcome in the summer heat! Temperatures are from 26C and up to the mid 30s. Wind are generally NW 5-10 knots

September-October: In this part of the world it rains more in October and the temperature falls away to 10 degrees C in the evenings, though it can get up to a comfortable 20C on an autumn day. Winds can get up to 20 knots.

How Much Does It Cost To Hire Yachts In Dubrovnik

Budget is a big thing where it comes to hiring a yacht out of Dubrovnik. It is not the most expensive city in the world to charter a yacht from, thanks to the still quite new yacht charter industry in the country.

A motor cruiser can cost anything from €400 a day for a 10 metre yacht but €40,000 a day will get you a 40 metre superyacht with crew catering to your every need. The prices differ from season to season so expect to pay considerably more in July/August.

A sailing catamaran will cost from €500 a day and up depending on the size and what luxuries you want on such a vessel. A monohull sailboat will cost anything from €120 a day to several hundred Euros a day depending on what you want.

A speedboat hire can cost as little as €50 for a half day.

With the exception of a superyacht (that must be professionally crewed) you can pay extra for a skipper and or crew at rates starting from €150 a day on top of the basic yacht charter.

Frequently asked questions

The main points to consider are what is your budget, have you got the necessary sailing experience and qualifications to manage the boat if it's not going to have a skipper, whom you are taking sailing, where exactly you wish to go and what will the weather be like on the proposed dates of your trip.

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Why choose Dubrovnik?

Explore the captivating city of Dubrovnik with our private yacht charter experience.  Renting a yacht in Dubrovnik will set you off on an incredible journey around the glistening Adriatic Sea. Enjoy the freedom and peace of renting a yacht and sailing on the calm Adriatic Sea waves. Feel free to feel the refreshing sea breeze gently brush against your face. 

Welcome to the ideal destination for sailing beginners. The Adriatic Sea has everything necessary for a great yacht charter experience. It offers constant sunlight, warm seas, and strong winds.  Placed in the South of Dalmatia, Dubrovnik is one of the most beautiful cities in Croatia.

Known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” Dubrovnik is a mix of beautiful nature, ancient walls, and splendid waters. UNESCO has included Dubrovnik on its World Heritage Sites List due to its well-preserved Old Town and mediaeval architectural style.

Let us say that Dubrovnik will capture your heart, leaving you with memories that will last a lifetime. As you approach Dubrovnik Harbour , the magnificent old city walls captivate you with their impressive ascent from the sparkling blue waters. Hire a yacht in Dubrovnik now and start your personal yacht charter journey. Discover the world of beauty, elegance, and luxury along Croatia’s stunning coastline.

What is the best time to visit Dubrovnik?

In the summertime (especially July and August), the ocean waters can reach a pleasant temperature of 25°C . It makes it ideal for enjoying afternoon swims and water activities. Additionally, the warm seas can have a positive impact on wind patterns, benefiting sailors. 

The weather conditions are warm and sunny, with temperatures varying between 25°C and 35°C (77°F and 95°F).  Although the seas surrounding Dubrovnik are usually secure, it is important for sailors to acknowledge the possible dangers. From navigating through rocks and shallow regions, particularly near the shoreline and small isles.  To guarantee a pleasant and risk-free sailing season, it is important to familiarise yourself with nautical maps and follow local instructions.

Top destinations

Dubrovnik is already one of the top destinations in the world. That being said, we would like to suggest an amazing Dubrovnik Promenada tour . Discover the true beauty of Dubrovnik at its finest. Improve the experience and deepen your knowledge of the places you visit.  If you want to spend the entire day sipping wine to get a taste of Croatian cuisine, visit Peljesac . 

If you want to learn about one of the holiest locations in Europe, visit Medjugorje. This and many more tours (starting from Dubrovnik) are available for you with Dubrovnik day trips.  Explore Dubrovnik from a different angle! Make the most of your day at sea. We have someone to assist you in making this an experience to remember! Visit the best beaches and bays in the vicinity of Dubrovnik. Make yourself enjoy a half-day or full-day tour to explore the Elaphiti Islands. Browse through Dubrovnik boat tours that are full of surprises.  

Savouring the moments

Amid the sunny summer season, the spotlight falls on the Dubrovnik Summer Festival . This highly respected occasion turns the ancient Old Town into a stage beneath the open sky. Showcasing presentations including theatre productions , classical music concerts , modern dance performances , and traditional folklore displays . 

For those looking for more fun, there are places for any taste. Dubrovnik offers a variety of musical venues, from beach clubs to underground electronic music venues. The Coral Beach Club also offers a more energetic experience during the day. Their vision is to combine your preferred beach activities with top-notch dining, a large variety of entertainment, several bars, and superb electronic music.

As for Dubrovnik nightlife , our suggestion will be the Elyx nightclub . This nightclub is located at the entrance to the city’s old town. It offers a fantastic experience for everyone looking to have a great time. 

You can immediately tell how energetic and colourful the environment is as you enter. Thanks to expertly crafted drinks and a packed dance floor, the fun lasts into the early hours of the morning.

Even though it is the off-season, the city’s charm is still present. You can take things slowly and immerse yourself in the neighbourhood since charming wine bars and cafés serve as gathering spots for close friends and family even during the slower months.

Thanks to Dubrovnik’s festival and nightlife scene, your visit will certainly be remembered. It offers an alluring blend of cultural wealth, entertainment, and socialising. Dubrovnik, therefore, has something to offer everyone, whether you’re a music or culture fan or just want to have a good time.

*Featured yachts*

Travelling either with friends or family, exploring your destination on a yacht offers a serene experience. Such a trip is definitely worthwhile.  Premium Charter offers a range of boat rentals in Croatia. Now, let’s take a closer look at a few of the choices available:

Sailing Yacht Charter

A sailing yacht reflects the drive for freedom and exploration. It takes you on a trip of discovery unlike any other, powered by the gentle force of the wind.  It provides an intimate connection with nature as you enjoy the freedom of the sea and escape from the stress of everyday life. A sailing yacht guarantees an exciting and genuine nautical experience, whether you prefer the adrenaline of racing waves or the peacefulness of a sunset cruise.

Catamaran Charter

If you desire a more spacious and luxurious sailing adventure, opting for a catamaran rental is the ideal choice. These vessels are easier to control and navigate, making them perfect for novice sailors or anyone seeking a hassle-free time at sea. Our catamarans are equipped with all the necessary comforts for an enjoyable journey. They have spacious cabins, a well-stocked kitchen, and a sheltered area in the cockpit.

Motor yacht Charter

“Dubrovnik Yacht Charter” is another name for our motor yacht charters . These motor yachts have engines that offer a smooth journey, even in rough weather. It is highly recommended for thrill lovers who enjoy a little adrenaline. These yachts are speedy and commonly used for shorter trips.

Gulet Charter

If you are in search of a distinctive wooden construction, then Gulet Charter Dubrovnik presents an excellent option. The gulet charter offers various choices, each differing in price due to their varying lengths, ranging from 15m to 50m. This ultimately results in a luxurious yacht experience of the highest calibre. 

With a gulet, you will enjoy breathtaking views both inside and outside. It is the most extraordinary-looking yacht you will encounter.

At Yacht Charter Dubrovnik , we’re committed to providing you with the best service and the greatest value for your money.

We rent a variety of yachts, including small yachts and large gulets.

Anything that satisfies your desires. Our team’s expertise and knowledge ensure you and your guests have a pleasant and safe stay. 

We can customise your itinerary to provide you with a unique and unforgettable experience.

One of the main reasons clients choose us is the fact that we provide our customers with round-the-clock help, ensuring a trouble-free and enjoyable journey.

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Usually, the first thing most want to see in this UNESCO-protected town  is a stunning juxtaposition of glimmering blue seas and a historic citadel. One of the most remarkable destinations for its culture that has persevered since the 7th century, Dubrovnik is a wonderful blend of Gothic architecture, Renaissance art, and Baroque churches. No wonder it served as a set of the ultra-successful Game of Thrones saga!

Often called " The Pearl Of The Adriatic ", it offers romantic dining venues where you can enjoy both the cuisine and panoramic view, all within walking distance from a lovely small marina in the old town. After enjoying a walk, immerse yourself in wonderful calamari and mussels in Gradska Kavana Arsenal or go clubbing in Culture Club Revelin, where you can listen to some of the best DJs all while surrounded by massive stone walls built in the 16th century.

Alternatively, you can cast your anchor on Lokrum island just kilometers away from the town to enjoy more privacy and visit the benedictine monastery which was built here in the 13th century. Rest in the pine-shaded beaches and doze off in the sun while listening to the songs of exotic birds exclusive to the uninhabited island of Lokrum . If you find yourself in need of some recreation, try paddle boarding or kayaking in the azure, pristine waters that surround this island.

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Yacht charter Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is one of the most beautiful cities in the Mediterranean and is located in scenic southern Dalmatia. A fascinating island world stretches off the coast, which can be discovered on a yacht charter from Dubrovnik. A great advantage of the region is its proximity to Central Europe. The short journey and quite easy sailing conditions make it possible for families to spend exciting days at sea here.

In the high season, the city called "Pearl of the Adriatic" is served by direct flights from various charter companies. Alternatively, you can fly via Zagreb, from where Croatia Airlines flies regularly to Dubrovnik. An alternative is to travel by car, which first leads to Rijeka. From there, the route follows the charming coastal road "Adria-Magistrale" down to southern Dalmatia. If you want to save yourself the approximately 600 kilometer drive, you can board a ferry of the Jadrolinija company in Rijeka. It connects the main coastal cities of Croatia. If you want to rent a boat and reach Dubrovnik, you can enjoy a cheap and comfortable journey.

Dubrovnik - the pearl of the Adriatic Sea

If you plan a yacht charter in Dubrovnik you should spend some time in the city. The well-preserved old town offers a fascinating medieval flair, which invites to a romantic stroll through the alleys. The city wall around the city is almost two kilometers long. It is part of one of the best preserved fortifications in Europe. To the west of the old town, the Lovrjenac Fortress, a landmark of Dubrovnik, is perched on a hill. In the summer, festivals are held here. Another place for festivals is the Stradun promenade.

The old town is on the UNESCO World Heritage List and is home to numerous sights. During a yacht charter in Dubrovnik, be sure to allow time for sightseeing. Highlights include the city gates, the Onofrio Fountain and the old city harbor, where the harbor café offers a nice view of the action.

Near the harbor rises the Gothic Rector's Palace, which also shows elements of Baroque and Rococo. Earthquakes destroyed the building several times, but it was always rebuilt. Today it houses the town museum. Imposing is the cathedral, which, along with the church of St. Blasius, is one of the most interesting churches. A cable car goes up to the mountain Srd. From it opens a beautiful view of the city and the possible route yacht charter from Dubrovnik. Other sights are the Dominican and Franciscan monasteries.

The marina in Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik has two marinas. ACI Marina is located in a narrow fjord in Komolac, about six kilometers north of the old town. The infrastructure is excellent, including guarded parking. There is a boat refueling station, sanitary facilities, catering and numerous recreational facilities. There are about 380 berths available, the water depth is three to five meters. Regular buses run between the marina and the old town.

Since 2019, there has been another marina in Dubrovnik opposite the mooring for the large passenger ships. Marina Frapa is about half the size of ACI Marina, which is further out. The water depth is between four and ten meters. The advantage of the new facility is its proximity to the old town. Both marinas offer good opportunities to buy provisions for the upcoming cruise.

Islands around Dubrovnik

Southwest of the Elaphites are other islands to which a yacht charter can lead from Dubrovnik. Mljet is the greenest island in Croatia. A large part forms a national park, which is the oldest marine protected area in the Mediterranean. The 5,300-hectare area is a must-see for those who rent a boat and make Dubrovnik the starting point for a cruise. Mljet and the waters surrounding the island are home to numerous endangered and endemic species. In addition, there are remains of historical settlements, including a Benedictine monastery, which is one of the most beautiful places in the region. On the shore, romantic coves and caves beckon to be discovered by swimming or canoeing.

To the west lies the island of Korčula, which is just under 50 nautical miles from the Dubrovnik marina. Near the island's capital is the seaside resort of Lumbarda, which has one of Croatia's rare sandy beaches. The romantic old town of Korčula has been almost completely preserved since the 15th century and is well worth a visit on a yacht charter from Dubrovnik. Idyllic is the location of the nearby bathing islands, where it is nice to relax. To the west on the south coast lies the village of Smokvica, whose wine cellar Toreta offers excellent wines. To the west is the bay of Vela Luka, from where a hike to the Great Cave (Vela Spila) is worthwhile. It is world famous for its archaeological findings from 20,000 years ago.

Near the island of Korčula is the island of Lastovo, which is almost as wooded as Mljet. But much more interesting are the many caves and grottos that can be discovered here. Carnival is celebrated on the island in October. The most beautiful bay is Skrivena Luka. It is wonderfully sheltered for anchoring and enjoying restaurants and bars.

It is worth renting a boat and making Dubrovnik the starting point for a sailing trip. The enchanting island world offers romantic bays, exciting adventures in sea caves and thrilling shore excursions. In addition, the crystal clear water invites you to snorkel and dive. The best sailing conditions are in summer. However, then the area is quite crowded. Those who can cope with somewhat stronger winds will find more peace and quiet in spring and autumn.

Dubrovnik - Charter Croatia 

In this southern region of Dalmatia you will find a lot of interesting offers and charter bases for a yacht charter. The starting ports for a yacht charter Croatia Dubrovnik are Split, Kastela and Vodice and are well served by air and sea ports and international guests will therefore spend their vacations here as well.

We understand our added value in offering you the best charter bases and ships. Because only a happy customer books again. True to this motto, we have countless customers who have become friends over the years, with whom we personally exchange ideas and always share new tips and discoveries. If you are also interested in yacht charter Croatia, then we are available for a non-binding consultation at any time! We are enthusiastic sailors ourselves and know the region personally!

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Yacht Charter Dubrovnik a city with a long cultural and eventful past. The marina Dubrovnik skipper tip and destination for sailing.

"Paradise on earth" as George Bernard Shaw called Dubrovnik. Located on a facing inland rising rock is Dubrovnik surrounded on three sides by the sea.

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Dubrovnik has a long culture and eventful past. The city Dubrovnik dates back to the year 1272. Dubrovnik was taken long ago in the UNESCO list of world cultural heritage. Since the beginning of the 20th century Dubrovnik was developed for tourism it was important that the city was well connected with land, sea and air. The narrow picturesque streets of the Stradun promenade, the massive extremely impressive ramparts and fortifications and the delicate stone cutting testify to long lasting cultural activity of the city Dubrovnik. A summer festival with a lot of theater and music events and folklore activities is organized since 1956 and is evidence of the ongoing vitality of the city Dubrovnik.

Dubrovnik is a city in the southern enclave of Croatia at the Adriatic coast. The city is often called the "Pearl of the Adriatic" and "Croatian Athens" because of their cultural significance and the special political position for centuries. In 1979, the city of Dubrovnik joined the UNESCO list of world cultural heritage.

Dubrovnik is now the administrative center of the Dubrovnik-Neretva County (Croatian Dubrovačko-neretvanska županija) and seat of the Catholic Diocese of Dubrovnik. In 2001 the city had 43.770 inhabitants. The majority of the population are Croats 88.39%. There are also some Serbs and Montenegrins, Bosnians, Albanians, as well as a small Jewish community. Dubrovnik was one of the centers in the history of the development of the Croatian language and literature. Numerous important Croatian poets, artists, scientists, mathematicians and physicists are from this city. Dubrovnik can now be seen as a cultural center of Croatia.

Dubrovnik was for centuries an independent city-state , which had commercial relations with south-eastern Europe and the Mediterranean. Next to the name of the town still exists the motto "Libertas" (Latin for Liberty). Today, this term is, among other things reflected in the motto of the Dubrovnik Music and Drama Week Festival. The people of Dubrovnik (Croatian Dubrovčani) can be found in the words of their poet Ivan Gundulić: "Non bene pro toto libertas venditur auro" (English: "For all the money in this world, we will not sell our freedom.")

History of Dubrovnik

The Croatian name of the town is derived from the Slavic word dubrava (oak grove), the Latin name Ragusa / Rausa goes back to the name of the small island where the first settlement (Lave, Lausa) was created.

With the reorganization of the Roman Empire and especially the church administrative conditions in the middle of the 6th century the rock was fixed around 550/60 under Justinian I, and basilica was built with larger dimensions (31 mx 18 m) on the site of the present cathedral.

Already during wars with Goths in 533/34 Ragusa played a role in the operations of Belisarius. At the beginning of the 7th century the inhabitants of the destroyed Epidaurums settled in consequence of Slavic invasions (today's Cavtat) on the fortified island.

Middle ages

Emperor Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus (905-959, reg. 945-959) describes in his De administrando Imperio all people of the Empire, as well as those that border with the empire, and the origin and history of the towns in that area. According to Porphyrogenitus the oldest name of Dubrovnik was Lausion, which derives from the Greek word Lau, meaning as much as steep. Over time, the L transformed into an R, then the name Rausion and later Ragusium was formed. The following versions are also known: Rausium, Racusium, Rausa, Ragusa, Racusa. In the papal bull of Pope Benedict VIII, which was submitted in 1022 to the Archbishop of Dubrovnik, the name Labusedi can be found, which derives from the Latin word labes. From the Greek therefore derive the names Lausion and Rausion, from the Latin the names Labusa and Labusedi.

After the Slavs repelled the population of Epidaurum, they settled in this town. They founded a settlement on the mainland at the foot of the mountain Srd, across the same named island which was covered with a thick oak forest, on which the Roman population had fled. Oak in Slavic means dub and so the name Dubrovnik was formed.

Dubrovnik stood since its foundation under the protection of Byzantium (some time here resided a Byzantine strategist). At the turn of the 12th at 13th century Dubrovnik was allied with the Bosnian Ban Kulin. Bosnia became an important supplier of raw material of the city (wood and metal). Simultaneously Bosnia was an important trading route to the interior of South Eastern Europe. At the time of the Crusades, the city was temporarily under the rule of Venice (1205-1358). In 1242, the city was under siege of the Mongols and the region was devastated. In 1240 and 1244, the alliance with Bosnia was renewed.

After the peace treaty of Zadar in 1358, Dubrovnik acknowledged the supremacy of the Croatian-Hungarian kings and paid tribute to them until their defeat at Mohács 1526. However, since 1420 delegations traveled regularly to the Ottomans, who in addition to the affirmation of its neutrality brought aannual tributes, recently they paid 12,500 ducats until the Peace of Passarowitz 1718.

After gaining its independence (the Hungarian-Croatian king were only revenue in the form of taxes paid and ships) Dubrovnik started its life as an independent Republic of Ragusa. The Republic managed to maintain its autonomy, and the citizens of the city elected their city council and the senate. Patron of the city became St. Blaise (Dubrovnik: sveti Vlaho; otherwise Croatian: sv Blaž.), a doctor from the time of Diocletian, who according to tradition, saved Dubrovnik from an attack of the Republic of Venice. In 1416, the Republic of Ragusa managed to abolish slavery as the first city-state in Europe, while the slave trade was illegal.

Ottoman era

In the 15th and 16 century Dubrovnik experienced its biggest economic boost from the lucrative trade with the Ottomans in the hinterland and wirh the coastal cities of the Mediterranean.

The merchant fleet of Dubrovnik consisted in the 16th century from 160 ships and was at that time one of the largest in the Mediterranean. The most important protector of the Republic of Dubrovnik was the Kingdom of Spain, the greatest threat to the independence and freedom of Dubrovnik was Venice. With the Treaty of Passarowitz in 1718, Ottomans became the access to the Adriatic between Neum and Klek. Today this part of the coast is part of the State of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The crisis of Mediterranean shipping and especially the catastrophic earthquake of 1667 led to a severe crisis of the Republic, from which the city could not recover properly.

Dubrovnik was the world's first country to recognize the independence of the United States of America in 1776 internationally. In the 18th century in Dubrovnik were over 85 consulates. The coat of arms of the Republic of Dubrovnik is also part of the Croatian flag. In 1806, the French marched into the city under Napoleon Bonaparte and in 1808 Marshal Marmont proclaimed the repeal of the Republic (the name was in use since the 15th century).

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Dubrovnik belonged from 1918 to 1941 to the "first" Yugoslavia. Tourism evolved at first on an exclusive basis. Luxury villas arose as the still existing, orientalizing Sheherezade Villa (Villa Seherezada) of the Estonian-American hotel and casino millionaire William D. Zimdin south of the old town. As part of the restructuring of internal borders, Dubrovnik became in 1939 due to historical reasons, and the majority of Croat population a part of Banovina Croatia (Banovina Hrvatska).

During the Second World War the city was part of the so-called Independent State of Croatia. After 1945 Dubrovnik is part of the Croatian Republicof in the second Yugoslavia. In 1956, in Dubrovnik was a major architectural and historic event: The 10th (and penultimate) from the series of CIAM Meetings (Congrès Internationaux d'Architecture Moderne). The city was in the postwar period a major aim of the Adriatic tourism.

In the Croatian war the town, which is a UNESCO World Heritage, was under siege of Serb-Montenegrin forces and was heavily bombarded. According to the Croatian Red Cross a total of 114 civilians were killed. The material damage is almost fixed now and the city is again the most popular holiday destination in the region.

The ACI Marina Dubrovnik (N 42 ° 40.3 ', E 18 ° 07.6') is located 3.5 km away from Dubrovnik in the fjord Rijeka Dubrovacka. South of it is the Gruz port (42 ° 39.5 'N 18 ° 05.05' E). South of the Daksa Island one recognizes the entrance of the ACI marina Dubrovik.

Near Dubrovnik is also the Miho Pracat ACI (42 ° 40.30 'N - 18 ° 07:00' E).

The ACI Marina Dubrovnik has a supermarket and laundry facilities. A swimming pool and tennis court, sports recreation.

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Dubrovnik was once centre of one of the major empires of the Mediterranean called the Ragusan Empire and was a force to be reckoned with for 700 years. Napoleon Bonaparte destroyed the power base in the early 1800s before his own defeat when it then came under the Austro-Hungarian Empire followed by Yugoslavia before independence came in the 1990s.

• Build year : 2016
• Length : 38 ft
• Boat type : Sailing Yacht
• Mainsail : Full battened
• Genoa type : Self tacking

Bali 4.5 - 4 + 2 cab.

• Build year : 2017
• Guests : 10
• Berths : 10
• Length : 45 ft
• Boat type : Catamaran

Hanse 418 - 3 cab.

• Build year : 2019
• Length : 41 ft

Bali 4.1 - 4 cab.

• Build year : 2020

Dufour Catamaran 48

• Guests : 12
• Berths : 12
• Length : 48 ft

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• Genoa type : Furling

• Length : 39 ft

• Build year : 2018

Bali 5.4 - 5 cab.

• Build year : 2021
• Length : 54 ft

Bali Catspace

• Length : 40 ft

Hanse 508 - 5 + 1 cab.

• Length : 50 ft

Sun Odyssey 440

• Length : 44 ft
• Mainsail : Furling

Unlike Split, Dubrovnik was targeted in the civil war of the 1990s, being shelled heavily and much of its original Old Town was destroyed. When peace came Croatia invested heavily in its rebuilding and while largely the old walls, cathedral and various palaces' survived shelling, much of what you see is rebuilt and is now a Unesco world heritage site. If you have time do take the cable car up Mount Srd to enjoy the panoramic views and see the Museum of the Croatian War of Independence at the top.

Even so, the Old Town of Dubrovnik is no caricature of its former self but a living, breathing artefact of Middle Ages architecture. Many who know Croatia view it as one of the crown jewels of the Adriatic. If you have the time then consider spending a night or two in a hotel in the city before or after your yacht charter, you won't be disappointed.

There are two major yacht marinas that serve Dubrovnik - ACI Dubrovnik and nearby ACI Veljko Barbieri Slano - from where you can head off on your sailing adventures northwest and up through the Croatian islands and along its coastline.

Explore Dubrovnik By Renting A Yacht

Thanks to its old status as a major trading hub for the Adriatic, Dubrovnik has a rich maritime history and a beautiful port. Do visit the ancient forts that were built to defend the city, and relax near the Orlando Fountain on the Placa and watch the world go by.

You can hire boats or do a short day sail to the Elafiti Islands (Elaphiti islands) just offshore. Three of the six main islands are inhabited with just 1,000 full time inhabitants between them with plenty of secluded beaches. Two are car-free, enabling you to walk or cycle without the noise and worry of traffic. These have a reputation of producing great sailors who plied the seas near and far for many a century.

Being close to the southern tip of Croatia, almost every destination in Croatia you will visit will be somewhere to the north of the city. Within a week's range depending on your boat is the other major historic city of Split and even the Kornati Islands with their national park should nature be your thing.

Further afield in the north is Zadar and once you leave southern Dalmatia, the landscape changes and it is generally less busy.

How To Get To Dubrovnik

There are a number of daily direct flights to Dubrovnik from London, Edinburgh, Manchester and Birmingham. The airport also now has well developed international links from most other major European hubs and countries. Once in Croatia you will then need to take a taxi or shuttle bus into the city if headed to ACI Dubrovnik or a taxi ride to ACI Slano if you're boat rental is based there

Marinas In Dubrovnik

There are two major marinas serving Dubrovnik, these are ACI Marina Dubrovnik and ACI Marina Slano . These are easily accessed from the local airport, and have a large number of yachts for charter based at each.

ACI Dubrovnik: The state owned marina ACI Dubrovnik is just 6 kilometres from the Old Town with good all round facilities and a supermarket on site for provisioning with taxis and buses available which run between the old town and the marina.

Berth Characteristics:

Max Length 75 m

Max Draught 5 m

There's also a restaurant/bar along with waste collection services and laundry services.

ACI Marina Slano: ACI Veljko Barbieri Slano is 35km away from Dubrovnik old town while still in Dubrovnik county. Though quieter than ACI Dubrovnik this is in an extemely pretty part of the adriatic away from the tourist hordes with plenty of amazing walks. Taxis are available to travel between the old town and the marina

Max Length 25 m

Max Draught 13 m

There's a supermarket and restaurant here for replenishing stocks along with laundry services if needed.

Suggested Sailing Routes From Dubrovnik

There are multiple options available on your boat charter from Dubrovnik, below we list a of the main areas to consider. Depending on if you want silence and the sound of nature or a more human, energetic vibe on a Dubrovnik yacht charter you can have both those needs met. One of the main things to take into account with sailing in Croatia is that because of the amount of islands and the relatively short distance between the sailing, it is primarily line of sight with plenty of island hopping available along this part of the Adriatic sea

Dubrovnik To Korcula: Cruise up to Kortula from Dubrovnik working your way along the Croatian coast or via the island of Mljet while taking in the very best of the Adriatic.

Dubrovnik to Split : Depending on your boat type this is possible but you'll need a fast boat (the two towns are around 300 kilometres apart) and you won't be stopping much along the way. One popular stop along this route is Hvar if you fancy some bustling nightlife or the quieter Pakleni islands which are close by but there are plenty of other Dalmatian islands with secluded coves along the way if you fancy a stop before this.

Types Of Yachts To Hire In Dubrovnik:

Both of the marinas that serve Dubrovnik can serve vessels of up to 40 metres. That means you have almost the full range of yachts to charter out of the city.

Motor Cruiser: These can range from a 10 metre boat that a family of four can bareboat charter or motor yacht to a 40 metre superyacht where you can relax and have every wish catered to by the crew. As a mid-range option we also list a number of motor catamarans that are spacious yet can be bareboat chartered as well.

Sailing Catamaran: A sailing catamaran will have a lot of space and things like en suite showers and heads in every cabin. They have twin engines in the hulls, allowing for great manoeuvrability in port, and are very quick when the wind is aft of the beam.

Monohull Sailing Yacht: Ranging in size from a modest, 10 metre vessel that can accommodate a group of six comfortably yet at a reasonable price to a 20 metre luxury yacht , you can find a monohull to suit every need for your sailing holiday.

Speedboat: These are day boats without cabins and can be used for fishing or simply getting out to the Elafiti Islands on a day trip. Some are very quick on the water - others more suitable for a harbour tour.

Do You Need A Licence To Hire A Yacht In Dubrovnik

If you are on a gulet or skippered yacht charter you do not need a license to sail a yacht out of Dubrovnik. This is also the case where you are renting a small motorboat without a cabin for a day trip around the dalmatian coast and local islands.

You do need a license if you are on a bareboat yacht charter, here are some examples of sailing qualifications:

International Certificate of Competence: This is issued on request by your European sailing authority and you should automatically qualify with certain national sailing qualifications.

RYA Qualifications: If you have the following qualifications you will be able to take a bareboat charter out of Dubrovnik, these include Day Skipper (sail or motor endorsement), Coastal Skipper or Yachtmaster.

American Sailing Association (ASA): The ASA 104 Bareboat certificate is commonly accepted.

US Sailing: The International Proficiency Certificate is widely accepted in Croatia and The Bareboat Cruising Certificate is also accepted in many cases.

Best Times To Hire A Yacht In Dubrovnik

The sailing season runs from late April to October with July and August being the busiest months for yacht charter. The ACI Marina chain also adds 20% to their berthing fees at this time of year. If you can charter outside of the peak period you will find it far quieter and less expensive. When a cruise ship is docked in Dubrovnik, its passengers will fill the Old Town. If you can time your visit outside of the times cruise ships are in, then you will find your visit to the city a lot more relaxed. The climate is mild most of the sailing season with occasional rain showers.

Sailing Weather In Dubrovnik

April and May: There will be occasional rainy days but temperatures sit between 22-28C or higher. Winds are generally NW, 10-20 knots

June-August: You'll be unlucky if you see any rain, though it could be welcome in the summer heat! Temperatures are from 26C and up to the mid 30s. Wind are generally NW 5-10 knots

September-October: In this part of the world it rains more in October and the temperature falls away to 10 degrees C in the evenings, though it can get up to a comfortable 20C on an autumn day. Winds can get up to 20 knots.

How Much Does It Cost To Hire Yachts In Dubrovnik

Budget is a big thing where it comes to hiring a yacht out of Dubrovnik. It is not the most expensive city in the world to charter a yacht from, thanks to the still quite new yacht charter industry in the country.

A motor cruiser can cost anything from €400 a day for a 10 metre yacht but €40,000 a day will get you a 40 metre superyacht with crew catering to your every need. The prices differ from season to season so expect to pay considerably more in July/August.

A sailing catamaran will cost from €500 a day and up depending on the size and what luxuries you want on such a vessel. A monohull sailboat will cost anything from €120 a day to several hundred Euros a day depending on what you want.

A speedboat hire can cost as little as €50 for a half day.

With the exception of a superyacht (that must be professionally crewed) you can pay extra for a skipper and or crew at rates starting from €150 a day on top of the basic yacht charter.

The main points to consider are what is your budget, have you got the necessary sailing experience and qualifications to manage the boat if it's not going to have a skipper, whom you are taking sailing, where exactly you wish to go and what will the weather be like on the proposed dates of your trip.

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Yachtcharter Dubrovnik führt Sie in den Süden Kroatiens in eine der schönsten Städte des gesamten Mittelmeerraumes. Aufgrund ihrer Schönheit wird Dubrovnik auch als „Perle der Adria“ oder „Kroatisches Athen“ bezeichnet. Dubrovnik gilt nicht zuletzt wegen der Sonnenscheindauer von über 2.500 Stunden pro Jahr als ein Zentrum des Fremdenverkehrs. Seit dem Jahr 1997 steht die Altstadt, die von einer 1.940 Meter langen sowie bis zu sechs Meter breiten Stadtmauer umgeben ist, auf der Liste des UNESCO-Weltkulturerbes. Neben vielen Sehenswürdigkeiten warten in der Stadt eine große Anzahl an Sportmöglichkeiten, Restaurants und Tavernen auf Ihren Besuch.

Sechs Kilometer von der Altstadt und nur 27 Kilometer vom Flughafen entfernt liegt die Marina in Dubrovnik. Hier können Sie Ihren Süddalmatien -Törn in einer sehr gepflegten Anlage beginnen, in der in einer alten Sommerresidenz der Patrizier ein kleines Hotel beherbergt ist. Als Ziele bieten sich in nördlicher Richtung die grünen Inseln Korčula, der Elaphiten-Archipel und Mljet. Wenn der Vercharterer das zulässt, ist die Marina auch ein hervorragender Ausgangspunkt für einen Yachtcharter-Urlaub entlang der Küste Montenegros .

Der Elaphiten-Archipel – Einsame Inseln und ausgedehnte Wanderungen

Nur etwas nördlich der Stadt liegt der Archipel der Elaphiten mit seinen 13 Inseln, von welchen nur 3 bewohnt sind. Sie werden auch der „Vorgarten von Dubrovnik“ genannt, sie sind nur durch den Koločeper Kanal vom Festland vor der Stadt getrennt. Als die bekannteste Insel der Elaphiten gilt Koločep. Die bewaldete Insel, auf welcher keine Autos fahren, bietet sich für ausgedehnte Wanderungen an. Die Wege sind gut ausgebaut und der Wald spendet an Sommertagen ausreichend Schatten. Die Routen an der Küste entlang erlauben immer wieder einmalige Ausblicke auf das umgebende türkisfarbene Meer und auch vom Land aus sind viele der Buchten zum Baden zugänglich. Ganz im Süden der Insel am Kap Bezdan blickt man auf die süddalmatinische Küste mit der Halbinsel Lapad, das Snježnica-Gebirge, sowie den Gebirgen Montenegros.

Einen Ausflug wert, allerdings nur vom Wasser aus zugänglich, ist die Blaue Grotte im Südwesten der Insel, ebenfalls am Kap Bezdan. Durch einen flachen Zugang kann man in die Grotte schwimmen. Bei Sonneneinfall am Nachmittag leuchtet das Wasser innerhalb der Grotte in strahlendem Blau, noch blauer als das umgebende Meer. Auch Taucher haben hier einiges zu entdecken, so liegt vor dem Kap in 16m Tiefe das Schiffswrack eines Zweimasters, welches besichtigt werden kann. Auch die nächste Insel des Archipels, Lopud, bietet schöne Stunden zum Verweilen. Im Norden und Süden der Insel liegen zwei Sandstrände, wobei der südlichere zwar über einfache sanitäre Anlagen verfügt, aber sonst etwas weniger erschlossen ist als der touristisch geprägte nördliche Strand.

Mljet, die grünste Insel Kroatiens

Von der Insel  Mljet  glauben die Bewohner, dass sie die Insel Ogygia aus Homers Illias sei, auf welcher Odysseus nach seinem Schiffbruch angespült wurde und einige Jahre mit der Meeresnymphe Kalypso gelebt haben soll. Und sie ist nicht das schlechteste Ziel für einen Schiffbruch, denn diese immergrüne Insel ist ein wahres Naturparadies. Um sie zu erreichen, passiert man eine kleine Kluft zwischen den bewaldeten und unbewohnten Inseln Olipa und Jakljan.

Der Nordwesten der Insel bildet ein Nationalpark, den man etwa über die Bucht bei Pomena erreichen kann. Der Park und die Wanderwege sind weitläufig angelegt, sodass man auch bei größerem Besucheransturm die Ruhe der Natur genießen kann. Es gibt auch die Möglichkeit Fahrräder zu leihen und die artenreiche Flora und Fauna mit mehr als 100 Vogelarten und über 600 Pflanzenarten zu erkunden.

Besonders sind auch die zwei Salzwasserseen im Park. Man kann hier das warme Wasser schwimmend genießen oder ein Kanu mieten und über den See paddeln. Zum Beispiel zur kleinen Insel im großen See, auf dem ein ehemaliges Benediktinerkloster liegt. Heute kann man sich hier im Restaurant und Café stärken. Auch die Strände in den vielen kleinen Buchten der Insel bieten Badespaß. Für Familien etwa der Sandstrand Saplunara, an welchem das Ufer mit glasklarem Wasser sanft abfällt. Für das leibliche Wohl ist auf der Insel gesorgt, zahlreiche Restaurants bieten frischen Fisch, Meeresfrüchte, aber auch vegetarische Köstlichkeiten der Region an.

Korčula – schon in prähistorischer Zeit bei Menschen beliebt

Die Insel  Korčula , knapp 25 Seemeilen nordwestlich von Mljet in der kroatischen Adria gelegen, ist ein weiteres lohnenswertes und gut zu erreichendes Ziel. Die im Osten der Insel liegende gleichnamige Stadt ist nicht nur für historisch Interessierte einen Ausflug wert. Besonders sehenswert ist die Altstadt auf einem kleinen Landsporn gelegen mit Bauten aus dem 14. Jahrhundert. Über die Insel führen gut ausgebaute Wander- und Radwege. Machen Sie sich auf und entdecken Sie einsame Buchten und schlendern Sie durch verwilderte Weingärten.

Im Westen liegt die größte Siedlung der Insel, Vela Luka. Hier lohnt ein Ausflug ins Kulturzentrum um prähistorische Funde aus der nahe gelegenen Höhle Vela Spilja zu betrachten. Sie ist auch auf einem Wanderweg aus der Stadt gut zu Fuß zu erreichen. Ebenfalls römische Funde aus der Umgebung und moderne Kunst einheimischer Künstler sind hier zu sehen. Selbstverständlich kommt auch hier das Badevergnügen nicht zu kurz so finden sich an der Küstenlinie der Insel zahlreiche Buchten und Strände, etwa der Sandstrand Lumbarda ganz im Südosten der Insel oder die vielen Strände der Bucht von Brna im Osten.

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One way Charter Dubrovnik - Split

Sailing dubrovnik - trogir (split).

Navigare Yachting offers more choices than other yacht holiday providers. We're pleased to offer you and your guests the convenience of a one-way yacht charter , for two routes:

• Sail one-way from our base at Trogir (near Split) to Dubrovnik , or...
• Sail one-way from Dubrovnik to Trogir (near Split)

One-way yacht charter is simple, convenient, and allows you to enjoy a luxurious and relaxing sailing vacation along the Croatian coastline, fully customized to be exactly as you want it. Here's more information about how Navigare Yachting can make this grand adventure happen for you.

A one-way yacht charter from Dubrovnik to Split or Split to Dubrovnik means you don't need to return your boat back to the port you started from. Because these two cities are central to our most popular routes and destinations along the Dalmatian Coast, having the option to sail only one way is a popular choice for many of our guests.

A one-way yacht charter is the perfect vacation choice for you if:

• You want to want to book a sailing plan with no backtracking necessary.
• You want to only explore new areas for your entire sailing holiday.
• You have additional travel or holiday plans that would be disrupted by the requirement to return to your point of origin.

Explore islands that are among Europe's most beautiful, pristine, and relaxing, without having to worry about returning to the port where you began – you get to focus on enjoying the most exciting parts of your sailing holiday !

A one-way yacht charter from Dubrovnik to Split , or Split to Dubrovnik , is a wonderful way to further develop your skills and love of sailing.

A one-way yacht charter from Dubrovnik to Split, or Split to Dubrovnik, is a wonderful way to further develop your skills and love of sailing.

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One- Way Charter Dubrovnik - Trogir (Split)

Split is Dalmatia's largest city and one of its most beautiful. The city is spread over a central scenic peninsula, with dramatic views of the sea. In addition to charming cobbled streets and a lively dining & entertainment scene, Split is a major cultural and historic center, with numerous ancient buildings, churches, and more. It's a must-see destination in southeast Europe.

Trogir is one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Europe, situated between the cities of Split and Šibenik. Take some time to explore the narrow cobblestone streets and the town's wonderful little restaurants, local bars, and small boutiques.

Dubrovnik is ideal for a one-way charter, as your starting or ending point. Located in the south of Croatia, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to beautiful marble streets, a scenic old harbor, and impressive churches. The ancient walls, built to protect the city from invasions, are still standing – walk in their shadow and breath the rich history of the Byzantine Empire.

Fees for Dubrovnik to Split , or Split to Dubrovnik , one-way yacht charter include all usual boat charter costs, plus:

ONE WAY FEE

Variable fee, depending on yacht size.

Find your epic sailing holiday on the Dalmatian Coast , in the charming and scenic cities of Dubrovnik , Split , and Trogir . Navigare Yachting makes it easy to plan your getaway, with online booking and our exclusive payment plan that allows you to pay in up to six monthly installments .

Visit our Yacht charter page to get started or the Croatia Yacht charter page, and check our Trogir – Dubrovnik, and Dubrovnik – Trogir sailing routes.

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One way charter - Dubrovnik - Trogir (Split)

DAY 1: Dubrovnik – Šipanska Luka (Island of Šipan) DAY 2: Island of Šipan – Polače DAY 3: Island of Mljet – Korčula (Island of Korčula) DAY 4 Island of Korčula – Skrivena Luka (Island of Lastovo) - swimming at Lastovnjaci DAY 5: Island of Lastovo – Vis (Island of Vis) DAY 6: Island of Vis – Hvar (Island of Hvar) DAY 7: Island of Hvar – Marina Seget Donji

One way charter - Trogir (Split) - Dubrovnik

DAY 1: Marina Seget Donji (Trogir) – Maslinica (Island of Šolta) DAY 2: Island of Šolta – Hvar (Island of Hvar) (17 NM) swimming at Pakleni otoci DAY 3: Island of Hvar – Vis (Island of Vis) (13 NM) swimming at the cove Stončica DAY 4: Island of Vis – Pasadur (Island of Lastovo) (35 NM) swimming at Lastovnjaci DAY 5: Island of Lastovo – Island of Korčula (25 NM) swimming at the Lastovnjaci DAY 6: Island of Korčula – Polače (Island of Mljet) (15 NM) DAY 7: Island of Mljet – ACI Marina, Komolac (Dubrovnik) (30 NM)

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