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Boat rental in Makarska
The Makarska Riviera stretches below Mount Biokovo, and across the channel lie Brač and Hvar. Browse boats in and around Makarska and contact the owner directly, with no commission for renters.
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What to explore by boat from Makarska
Across the Brač Channel lies Brač with Bol and Zlatni rat, and beyond it Hvar and the Pakleni Islands. Along the coast itself there are bays and beaches below Biokovo, so even shorter trips can be done without leaving the riviera.
To the north-west is Split with the Kaštela Bay, and the guide describes a one-way route from Split to Dubrovnik via Brač, Hvar, Korčula and Mljet.
How to plan a boat rental in Makarska
Check the weather and wind before every crossing of the channel; an overview of winds and weather is in the nautical guide. The boat, the departure harbour and the terms are shown on the listing, and you agree the deposit and a skipper directly with the owner.
Marinas around Makarska
Marinas in the Boating.hr directory within 15 km: Marina Ramova, Marina Tučepi.
Routes and trips from Makarska
- Split, Hvar and Vis: a week in central DalmatiaThe classic one-week sailing route from Split: Brač, Hvar and the Pakleni islands, Vis and Komiža with the Blue Cave, then back via Stari Grad and Šolta.
- From Split to Dubrovnik: a one-way weekA one-way, one-week sailing route from Split to Dubrovnik via Brač, Hvar, Šćedro, Korčula, Mljet and Šipan, with no doubling back.
- Zlatni rat and BolA shingle spit that changes shape with the wind and the current, the best-known beach on the Adriatic, and Bol below Vidova gora on the south coast of Brač.
- The Pakleni islands off HvarA chain of some twenty islets just off Hvar harbour: turquoise bays, Palmižana and Vinogradišće, restaurants under the pines and swimming from spring to autumn.
- BračBrač is the highest Adriatic island, the island of white stone and Zlatni rat beach, with marinas in Milna and a string of harbours on both coasts.
- HvarHvar is the longest Adriatic island and the sunniest part of the coast: Hvar town and the Pakleni islands in the west, Stari Grad, Jelsa and Vrboska in the north.
Boat rental in other destinations
- SplitA starting point for sailing central Dalmatia: Šolta, Brač, Hvar and Vis, with marinas in Split, Trogir and Kaštela.
- HvarHvar and the Pakleni Islands off the harbour, with Vis and Biševo to the south-west.
- TrogirA UNESCO-protected town not far from Split airport, a starting point for Čiovo, Šolta and Brač.
- DubrovnikA starting point for the southernmost part of the Croatian Adriatic: the Elaphiti Islands, Mljet, Korčula and Pelješac.
Frequently asked questions
Which islands can I visit by boat from Makarska?
Across the channel are Brač (Bol and Zlatni rat) and Hvar (the Pakleni Islands). The nautical guide describes routes and trips.
Which marinas are there around Makarska?
Within 15 km there are the marinas: Marina Ramova, Marina Tučepi. The exact home port of each boat is shown on the listing.