Gulet Croatia
Gulet Croatia
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Gulet Croatia is a 32 m luxury gulet for private charter in Croatia. Gulet Croatia accommodates up to 14 guests in 7 en-suite cabins. Combining the simple charm of traditional gulets with classic wooden design, warm interiors and generous outdoor areas, this luxury gulet offers a comfortable setting for a relaxed cruise along the Croatian coast. Available for private gulet charter in Croatia, Gulet Croatia is suitable for families, groups of friends and larger private charter groups looking for a crewed Adriatic cruise with plenty of time for swimming, sunbathing and enjoying life on board. Its cabin layout, outdoor dining area and spacious deck areas make it a practical choice for a one-week gulet cruise in Croatia, with routes that can include some of the most beautiful islands and coastal towns of the Adriatic.
Accommodation on Gulet Croatia
Gulet Croatia accommodates up to 14 guests in 7 en-suite cabins, including 4 double cabins and 3 twin cabins. This cabin layout makes the yacht practical for families, groups of friends, and private charter groups who prefer a comfortable mix of double and twin accommodation. All cabins are air-conditioned, with separate air conditioning control, private bathrooms, and a safe. The cabins have a warm wooden feel and are arranged for comfort and practicality, creating a relaxed retreat after a day spent on deck or swimming in the Adriatic. The cabins provide comfortable spaces for restful nights during a one-week cruise in Croatia. A calm and comfortable atmosphere continues through the remaining interior space, where natural tones and polished wood details create a classic gulet feeling. The bright salon offers a pleasant indoor area for quieter moments, while separate crew quarters help ensure maximum privacy for guests. Gulet Croatia also has a fully equipped galley with an indoor and outdoor barbecue.
Deck Space and Outdoor Areas
Luxury gulet Croatia offers generous outdoor areas arranged for lounging, outdoor dining, sunbathing and relaxed time at sea. The deck layout is one of the main reasons why this 32 m gulet is practical for larger groups, families, and private charters in Croatia. From the sunbathing area located on the bow to the spacious lounge on the stern deck, guests can enjoy quiet moments, open sea views, and the relaxed atmosphere of cruising along the Adriatic. The stern deck lounge features a large table with seating for 14 guests and a cushioned sofa, creating a comfortable setting for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or evening drinks on board.
Another seating area is situated on the bow, together with generous sunbeds and space for sunbathing. Both the bow and stern areas can be shaded when needed, creating a comfortable retreat from the sun during summer days. The aft deck is especially pleasant for relaxed al fresco dining, while the foredeck is ideal for sunbathing, panoramic views, and quiet time at anchor.
Gulet Croatia also offers a jacuzzi, shaded loungers, and several areas where guests can relax separately or spend time together as a group. This outdoor layout matters during a one-week gulet cruise in Croatia, when most of the day is usually spent outside, between swimming stops, island visits, meals on deck, and time at anchor.
Guests who enjoy sports activities can also make use of the gulet’s water sports equipment during the cruise. This is especially enjoyable during swimming stops, quiet bay visits, and relaxed days at anchor along the Adriatic coast.
Crew and Service on Board
A professional crew of 5 will accompany you during your cruise on Gulet Croatia, taking care of navigation, meals, service, cleaning, and the daily organisation on board. The crew includes the captain, chef, two stewards, and a deckhand, so guests are looked after throughout the charter week.
The atmosphere on board is warm and relaxed, with a simple blend of genuine hospitality, local knowledge, and safe sailing along the Croatian coast. The crew is attentive without being intrusive, which is important on a private gulet charter where guests spend the whole week on board.
Additional assistance or special arrangements can be discussed before embarkation, so everything important can be prepared before guests arrive on board.
Food and Drinks on Gulet Croatia
Meals on Gulet Croatia are prepared on board by the chef and planned before embarkation according to the group’s preferences, allergies, and dietary requirements. The usual food option is half board, with breakfast and lunch included, while extra meals can be arranged on request.
Meals are usually served on deck, in the aft dining area, with fresh Mediterranean-style dishes suited to a private gulet cruise in Croatia. Drinks are arranged separately, depending on the selected drinks option, and final details are confirmed before arrival.
Gulet Croatia Itineraries in Croatia
Gulet Croatia itineraries are flexible and planned around the embarkation port, charter period, route preferences, and the group’s interests. The yacht usually departs from Split or Dubrovnik, offering practical departure points for a private gulet cruise along the Adriatic and the Croatian coast.
The final route can be planned before the cruise or agreed with the captain on embarkation, depending on the group’s preferences and the conditions during the week.
If the group is still deciding which cruising region to explore, the captain can suggest suitable routes, ports and anchorages along the Adriatic. From quiet bays and island towns to swimming stops and daily route advice, the cruise can be shaped around the group’s preferences and the relaxed style of a private gulet charter.
Popular route examples include a one-way Split to Dubrovnik route or the same itinerary in the opposite direction, from Dubrovnik to Split. This route can include Brač, Hvar, Vis, Korčula, Mljet, the Elaphiti Islands, and Dubrovnik.
Another option is a Split to Split Dalmatian islands itinerary with Brač, Vis, Korčula, the Pakleni Islands, Hvar, and Šolta.
Guests interested in northern Dalmatia, national parks, and quieter natural scenery can choose a Split to Split yacht charter itinerary through Kornati and Krka. This route can include Trogir, Rogoznica, the Kornati Islands, Telašćica, Skradin, Krka National Park, Primošten, and Šolta.
These routes are useful examples for guests planning a varied one-week cruise in Croatia. They combine island towns, swimming stops, bays, national parks, meals on deck, and time to relax on board. Each itinerary can be further adjusted according to the group’s preferences, charter conditions, and the captain’s advice.
A cruise on Gulet Croatia can be arranged for families, groups of friends, private groups, and team building events. Since cruising on Gulet Croatia is not limited only to family charters, the yacht can also be suitable for guests who prefer a relaxed private cruise with flexible daily planning. The route is planned for one private group, with time for swimming, relaxing on deck, visiting coastal towns, meals on deck, and enjoying the Adriatic in a private and comfortable way.
By chartering Gulet Croatia, guests can also include additional activities on request, such as fishing, guided tours, excursions, or other local experiences arranged with local experts.
Technical Details
Prices in EUR / Week 2026
Obligatory
Food
Half board (breakfast and lunch): 650 EUR per person/week
Extra meal (dinner) – 50 EUR per person
Children: 0–2 years free of charge, 2–10 years 50% discount on food price
Drinks
1) All-inclusive premium alcoholic drinks: 400 EUR per person/week (tea, coffee, fresh orange juice, all kinds of fruit juices, carbonated juices, water, mineral water, Jameson, Jack Daniels, Absolut vodka, Hendricks Gin, Havana rum, Martell cognac, Don Julio tequila, Monin syrups, High-quality Croatian wines – Grk, Plavac Mali, Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, Posip, Zlatarica, Sparkling wines)
2) All-inclusive non-alcoholic drinks: 240 EUR per person/week (tea, coffee, fresh orange juice, all kinds of fruit juices, carbonated juices, water, mineral water)
3) Corkage fee: 1,500 EUR/week
Port fees
Port fees and anchorages are to be paid in cash on the spot, according to the mooring rates listed in each port or anchorage. Total weekly cost of mooring depends on the chosen itinerary / ports of call. During favorable weather conditions, it is possible to anchor safely outside the port and reduce the mooring fees. Approximate cost: 1,000–2,500 EUR/week.
Prices in EUR / Week 2027
Included in price
• VAT
• One-week yacht charter
• Accommodation for up to 14 guests in 7 cabins
• 5 crew members
• Up to 4 hours of navigation per day
• Air conditioning: 12 hours per day
• Bed linen, towels, beach towels
• Yacht cleaning
• Wi-Fi
Not included in price
• Food and drinks
• Port fees, anchorages
• Private marinas (if requested from clients)
• National park entrance fees
• Delivery/re-delivery fee from/to Dubrovnik: 1,000 EUR
• Water sports that require the use of fuel
• Water ski, donut: 100 EUR/h
• Jet ski 200 EUR/h
• Transfers from/to the yacht
• Crew tips
Obligatory
Food
Half board (breakfast and lunch): 650 EUR per person/week
Extra meal (dinner) – 50 EUR per person
Children: 0–2 years free of charge, 2–10 years 50% discount on food price
Drinks
1) All-inclusive premium alcoholic drinks: 400 EUR per person/week (tea, coffee, fresh orange juice, all kinds of fruit juices, carbonated juices, water, mineral water, Jameson, Jack Daniels, Absolut vodka, Hendricks Gin, Havana rum, Martell cognac, Don Julio tequila, Monin syrups, High-quality Croatian wines – Grk, Plavac Mali, Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, Posip, Zlatarica, Sparkling wines)
2) All-inclusive non-alcoholic drinks: 240 EUR per person/week (tea, coffee, fresh orange juice, all kinds of fruit juices, carbonated juices, water, mineral water)
3) Corkage fee: 1,500 EUR/week
Port fees
Port fees and anchorages are to be paid in cash on the spot, according to the mooring rates listed in each port or anchorage. Total weekly cost of mooring depends on the chosen itinerary / ports of call. During favorable weather conditions, it is possible to anchor safely outside the port and reduce the mooring fees. Approximate cost: 1,000–2,500 EUR/week.
Accommodation
Cabins
• 4 x Double Cabin – Cabins with double bed. Private bathroom with shower and toilet
• 3 x Twin Cabin – Cabin with two single beds. Private bathroom with shower and toilet
• Each cabin has its own toilet with shower box
• Bedding info: bed linen is included in price
• Air-conditioning
Water sports
• Tender with outboard engine
• 2 x SUP
• 2 x Kayak
• Snorkeling equipment
• Fishing equipment
• Jet ski
• Water skiing
• Tube ride
Gulet Croatia Features
- Accommodates up to 14 guests
- 7 guest cabins: 4 double cabins and 3 twin cabins
- Air conditioning, safe and en-suite bathroom in each cabin
- Comfortable indoor salon with seating area, dining table and bar
- TV, DVD/CD player, radio, karaoke and Wi-Fi
- Spacious sunbathing area with sun mattresses on the bow deck
- Cushioned seating area on the bow deck
- Jacuzzi
- Shaded dining and cushioned lounge area on the stern deck
- 5 crew members
- Separate crew quarters
- Water sports equipment: Jet Ski, water skiing, Ringo Ride and 2 paddleboards
- Possible departures: Split and Dubrovnik on request, depending on route and charter conditions
Gulet Croatia FAQ
Is Gulet Croatia chartered only as a private yacht?
Yes. Gulet Croatia is chartered as a private gulet for one group only. The route, meals, and daily plan are arranged around the group’s preferences during the charter week.
How many guests can Gulet Croatia accommodate?
Gulet Croatia accommodates up to 14 guests in 7 en-suite cabins, including 4 double cabins and 3 twin cabins. All cabins are air-conditioned and have private bathrooms and a safe.
Is air conditioning available on Gulet Croatia?
Yes. All guest cabins on Gulet Croatia are air-conditioned, with separate air conditioning control. Air conditioning use may depend on the charter terms and whether the yacht is in port or at anchor.
Is Gulet Croatia suitable for families?
Yes. Gulet Croatia is suitable for families, groups of friends, and larger private charter groups. The cabin layout, shaded dining area, spacious deck areas, jacuzzi, and water sports equipment make the yacht practical for a one-week private gulet cruise in Croatia.
How many crew members are on Gulet Croatia?
Gulet Croatia has a professional crew of 5 members: captain, chef, two stewards, and a deckhand. The crew takes care of navigation, meals, service, cleaning, and the daily organisation on board.
Where does Gulet Croatia usually embark in Croatia?
Gulet Croatia is usually chartered from Split. Dubrovnik embarkation may also be possible on request, depending on the selected route, charter conditions, and availability.
Can Gulet Croatia cruise from Split to Dubrovnik or Dubrovnik to Split?
Yes. A one-way route from Split to Dubrovnik, or from Dubrovnik to Split, can be arranged depending on the selected week and charter conditions. This itinerary can include islands and destinations such as Brač, Hvar, Vis, Korčula, Mljet, the Elaphiti Islands, and Dubrovnik.
Can Gulet Croatia cruise to Kornati Islands National Park and Krka National Park?
Yes. A Split to Split route toward northern Dalmatia can include Trogir, Rogoznica, the Kornati Islands, Telašćica, Skradin, Krka National Park, Primošten, and Šolta. This route is suitable for guests who prefer national parks, quieter bays, scenic cruising, and a more relaxed side of the Croatian coast.
Is the itinerary fixed?
No. On a private gulet charter in Croatia, the itinerary is flexible. The general route can be planned before the cruise or agreed with the captain on embarkation, depending on the group’s preferences and the conditions during the week.
What water sports equipment is available on Gulet Croatia?
Gulet Croatia has water sports equipment available during the cruise. The confirmed equipment includes Jet Ski, water skiing, Ringo Ride, and 2 paddleboards. Final availability can be confirmed before embarkation.
Are food and drinks arranged before the charter?
Yes. Food and drinks are arranged before embarkation according to the group’s preferences. Meals are prepared on board by the chef, and the usual food option is half board, with breakfast and lunch included. Extra meals and drinks options can be arranged separately.
What costs are paid in addition to the charter price?
The main additional costs are food, drinks, port fees, anchorages, and tourist taxes. Transfers, guided tours, excursions, private marinas, fishing licences, or special services can be arranged separately if requested by the group.
When is the best time to charter Gulet Croatia in Croatia?
The main charter season in Croatia runs from late spring to early autumn. June, July, August, and September are the most requested months, while May and October are usually quieter.
How early should Gulet Croatia be booked?
For the main charter season in Croatia, it is best to book Gulet Croatia well in advance. The most requested weeks are usually reserved early, especially for larger private groups, fixed travel dates, or one-way routes between Split and Dubrovnik.
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