Boat type · Catamarans
Catamaran Charter in Croatia
Catamarans offer more room on deck and in the saloon, less heeling and a shallower draught than a monohull of the same length, which is why families and larger groups love them. Prices are usually higher than for a comparable sailboat, and each listing shows exactly what the rental includes.
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Best suited for
- Families with children who value stability and space
- Larger groups who want several separate cabins and bathrooms
- Guests who want extra comfort at anchor and for swimming
Other boat types
- SailboatsClassic Adriatic cruising, from marina to marina and bay to bay.
- Motor boatsFast trips and shorter rentals, from a day out to a weekend afloat.
- Motor yachtsComfort, speed and spacious cabins for more demanding guests.
- RIB boatsFast, agile boats for trips to hidden bays.
- GuletsTraditional wooden sailing yacht, usually crewed with full service.
- Jet skisFast rides along the coast, rented by the hour or day.
- Small boatsSmall boats for bays, fishing and short trips.
- HouseboatsAccommodation on the water for a quiet and unusual holiday.
Frequently asked questions
Is a catamaran more expensive than a sailboat?
Catamarans are usually more expensive than monohulls of the same length because they offer more space and cabins. Compare the price per person: for larger groups the difference often shrinks. The exact seasonal price list is on each listing.
Do I need a licence to charter a catamaran?
For a bareboat charter you need a valid skipper licence and a VHF certificate, just as for a sailboat. Many owners also offer a skipper.