North Dalmatian Coasts

Yacht Rental North Dalmatian Coasts

Hundreds of lands on blue waters, medieval cities, pirates, Venetian stories, high castles, statues, wildlife parks, and more ... You'll see all of these beautiful scenes on the Rental Yacht North Dalmatian Coast yacht vacation.

Northern Dalmatia is on Croatia's Adriatic Sea coast; With its indented coastline, hundreds of islands, gulfs, and peninsulas, it offers fantastic views. It exhibits a different face of the Mediterranean with its natural and cultural values and its historical cities surrounded by high walls protected by the saints. Renting a yacht is the perfect option for families or small groups wanting the freedom to explore the Adriatic.

Sailing Croatia's Dalmatian Coast by rental yacht, offers gentle cruising and island hopping in the calm, clear waters of the Adriatic. Adriatic has become a prominent rental yacht cruising destination. The Adriatic Sea provides the perfect conditions for a luxury Adriatic yacht rental.

Yachting in Croatia, the combination of the crystal clear waters of the Adriatic sea, magical secluded beach coves, and the warm Mediterranean sun felts you unforgettable yacht vacations. Make your next vacation one remember, with a rental yacht vacation in Croatia. Crewed yacht chartering in Croatia is the most specialized form of yacht tours.

North Dalmatian Coasts

North Dalmatian Islands increasingly serves both as a focus for the party crowd and as a get-away-from-it-all your rental yacht destination, with a burgeoning roster of festivals dovetailing neatly with enthusiastic landscape and relaxing beaches.

North Dalmatian Coasts

The North Dalmatian Coast region is pleasantly preserved medieval towns poised above some of the clearest waters in Europe, while at the sea are countless islands adorned with pristine stone villages and attractive coves. Are you ready to discover those pristine villages and coves by your rental yacht on North Dalmatian Coast?

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1Day 1 Split to Trogir
Day 1 Split to Trogir

Welcome aboard to your rental yacht on North Dalmatian Coastsü Croatia! On the first day of your yacht vacation, we'll set sail from Split to Trogir. Trogir was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1997 and is home to several fascinating historic sights, the best of which is the Cathedral of St Lawrence. Trogir is set within medieval walls on a tiny island, linked by bridges to both the mainland and to the far larger Ciovo Island. The small, narrow streets and small village squares, numerous restaurants, cafes, souvenir shops, and galleries, along with numerous cultural and music open air events give this town a special atmosphere of the Mediterranean. You'll have time to wander this beautiful museum town. Dinner and overnight stay will be held here.

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2Day 2 Trogir to Primosten
Day 2 Trogir to Primosten

You'll have a nice breakfast on board while cruising to Primosten early in the morning on the second day of your yacht tour. Primosten is famous for its beaches, the most famous beach is Raduca. Primosten is really charming North Dalmatia charter yacht destination. One of the most exciting adventures you have to experience while in Primosten is definitely diving. You may want to spend your time wandering the beautiful, old streets in the main part of the city and visiting a few churches in Primosten. The old city is located on a minor island bonded to the mainland by a thin causeway. There are no particular museums or sights in Primošten but the old medieval town has preserved a great deal of its ambiance. Dinner and overnight stay will be held here.

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3Day 3 Primosten to Šibenik
Day 3 Primosten to Šibenik

We will be in Sibenik early in the morning On the third day of your yacht vacation. Šibenik, the oldest Croatian city is in the central part of the Croatian Adriatic Coast, located in the most protected natural harbor, in the center of the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea, at the mouth of the beautiful Krka River. Sibenik is a coastal port town with plenty of good amenities and is close to the Krka National Park, which covers an area of just over 142 square km and includes two-thirds of the Krka River. The top attraction here is the magnificent waterfalls. The historic center has been well preserved and has a magnificent cathedral, various museums, and three forts. Dinner and overnight stay will be held here.

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4Day 4 Šibenik to Kornati
Day 4 Šibenik to Kornati

We will be in the Kornati early in the morning on the fourth day of your yacht vacation. The Kornati, a region in northern Dalmatia is a yachting paradise in Croatia. The Kornati Islands are a collection of hundreds of largely uninhabited islands scattered like pebbles along the northern Dalmatian coast of Croatia. The lack of sand in this area makes the water super clear, while the islands, islets, and reefs offer a wide variety of swimming options. You'll have all day to swim and relax. Dinner and overnight stay will be held here.

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5Day 5 Kornati to Biograd na Moru
Day 5 Kornati to Biograd na Moru

We will set sail to Biograd na Moru early in the morning on the fifth day of your yacht tour. Biograd has a very interesting history. It is well known as the first Croatian capital, or, more specifically a capital of the medieval Kingdom of Croatia. Biograd na Moru is a lovely city and surrounded by beautiful beaches, pine forests and pretty bays, its proximity to Kornati National Park, Krka National Park, and Vransko Lake Nature attracting visitors. Apart from cultural and historical heritage, Biograd is also characterized by charming beaches, picturesque bays, and various accommodation facilities. You'll have all day to swim in the sea and relax then wander the city. Dinner and overnight stay will be held here.

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6Day 6 Biograd na Moru to Sukošan
Day 6 Biograd na Moru to Sukošan

We will set sail to Sukošan early in the morning on the sixth day of your Croatia yachting vacation. Sukosan is a holiday resort, with a long fascinating coastline, and one of the nicest places to pick up a charter boat. Sukosan is a prime charter base for charter yachts in Northern Dalmatia and the Adriatic coast. Sukosan is known as a nautical center thanks to Marina Dalmacija which has 1.200 berths, 500 dry berths, and a private beach which is located within the area of the marina which is unique on the Adriatic. Sailing yachts, catamarans, or motorboats are all available from here. You'll have all day to swim in the sea and relax then wander the city. Dinner and overnight stay will be held here.

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7Day 7 Sukošan to Zadar
Day 7 Sukošan to Zadar

All good things have to come to an end. Zadar is a picturesque historical town in southwestern Croatia, the former capital of Dalmatia. Zadar is an ancient Mediterranean port city ideal for private yacht rental peaceful getaway. Are you looking for a crystal-clear sea, beautiful sand and pebble beaches, and a family yacht rental vacation? Then Zadar is for you. The coast here is clustered with bays and the gorgeous pines grow only several meters from the water. We hope you had a pleasant Croatia yacht rental vacation and we want to host you on a charter yacht tour next time on another yacht rental vacation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does a crewed yacht charter include?

A crewed charter includes the yacht and its professional crew (captain, and depending on the yacht a chef, deckhands and hostess), who sail, cook and look after you for the whole trip. Fuel, food and drinks, marina fees and other running costs are usually paid on top of the charter fee; your charter specialist will explain exactly what applies to the yacht you choose.

How are the charter prices on the website calculated?

The prices shown are weekly charter rates in euros. Most yachts have a low-season and a high-season rate, and some have separate summer and winter locations and rates. Ask us for a quote for your dates and itinerary.

When is the best time for a yacht charter in Turkey and Greece?

The yacht charter season on the Turkish coast and in the Greek islands starts in the middle of April and continues until the end of September. The hottest weather, with long warm days, is between June and August; May, June and September are quieter and very pleasant.

Which types of yachts can I charter?

We offer motor yachts, traditional wooden gulets, sailing yachts, crewed sailing catamarans and trimarans. Use the filters on the Yachts for Charter page to search by type, price, destination, guests, cabins, length, year of build and builder.

Where can I charter a yacht with Rendez-Vous Yachts?

Our destinations include Turkey, Greece, Croatia and Montenegro, Italy, France, Spain and the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, North America and Alaska, the Indian Ocean and Asia Pacific, Northern Europe and the Baltic Sea, and Antarctica.

How do I book a yacht?

Choose a yacht and use the Contact Broker or Check availability button on its page, or send us a message through the contact form, by phone, WhatsApp or e-mail. Our charter specialist will check availability, prepare an offer and guide you through the booking.

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