We rate this tour as a 1 / 5. This is a casual tour that does not require a high level of fitness and you are in charge of how you spend your free time.

Not at all—you get to relax! You will have a professional Skipper to navigate and operate the boat.

When you book a sailing charter, it is for only your group and your Skipper.

If you do not have meal service included, you can purchase groceries at the supermarket before embarking. It is recommended to buy only a couple of days’ worth of food because you can get fresh produce when you visit each island.

Yes. Each vessel is equipped with a kitchen.

If you select half-board, you can send your meal preferences in advance to the crew. Please notify the crew in advance if you have dietary restrictions or allergies.

Your professional Skipper will make a call and either change your route or anchor in the nearest marina. Your safety is a priority. No refunds will be provided due to bad weather.

In Croatia, a small percentage of your total cost as a tip is appreciated if you are happy with the experience and service you received. Generally, 5%–10% is recommended.

Some boats in the fleet are pet-friendly, so it depends. Please contact us to confirm.

Smoking indoors is prohibited on all boats.

The Skipper will be in charge of sailing the boat. You can ask on board, and your Skipper can decide whether or not to arrange it.

Check with your local country about visa requirements. You could also try this website, though you should verify with your government.

Meal inclusions vary by boat. Some charters do not include meals, while others offer half-board included in the price. There’s also an option to add half-board for an additional fee.

Yes, it is mandatory to have Health and Medical insurance to join this trip. Get your Travel Insurance.

You can reach Split by plane from many major cities in Europe. You can also take a ferry from Italy, or arrive in Split by bus or train.

Yes, the tour guide is English speaking.

The tour ends in Split, Croatia.

Check with your family doctor.

Please check with your local government about travel restrictions before you book your tour. This map from the US Department of State provides an overview of the current status in countries around the globe. The UK‘s Foreign Office and Government of Canada also provide advice on foreign travel. Note that the travel advice may change depending on your nationality.

Spending a night (or even a day) in a marina is an important part of sailing: not only it gives a safe shelter for your boat, but it also lets you explore the local villages and replenish the supplies. However, it comes with a fee that depends on many factors: the marina’s location, season, and the size of your boat. In some cases, these visits are hard to predict or plan for, so please do not be disappointed with your skipper if you need to dock in the marina in case of bad weather or other unforeseen circumstances – your safety is the most important part of your trip.

There are many factors that affect the mooring prices. Every marina has its own pricing policies that are affected mostly by the season and boat size. Below are some examples of the mooring fees (please don’t take them as final costs as they might):

Low season:
37 feet boat: 42€ - 90€ per night/per boat
42 feet boat: 48€ - 95€ per night/per boat
45 feet boat: 51€ - 115€ per night/per boat
50 feet boat: 57€ - 135€ per night/per boat

High season:
37 feet boat: 45€ - 115€ per night/per boat
42 feet boat: 50€ - 125€ per night/per boat
45 feet boat: 55€ - 150€ per night/per boat
50 feet boat: 61€ - 175€ per night/per boat

However, if you are blessed with a combination of beyond perfect weather and good forecasts for an upcoming couple of days, your skipper might make a decision to anchor in a cove for the night which is free of charge!