Croatia cruises

We use motor yachts for our Croatia cruises, which accommodate up to 36 travellers, seven crew members and two local leaders (depending on total passenger number). Our yacht has 18 twin/double cabins with ensuite bathrooms, a swimming platform, a bar, a sun deck with a jacuzzi and an onboard chef. 

Life on the cruise goes at your own pace – in the mornings, chill out on the sun deck and watch the Adriatic pass you by or get stuck into a good book. Cruise into small ports and spend afternoons exploring scenic islands, visiting wineries and walking around old port towns. Watch the sunset from the deck each night and soak up the balmy atmosphere, or head out to a local restaurant and try some of the region’s famous wine.  

The extent and severity of seasickness vary from person to person, but most travellers don’t experience any symptoms at all.

Thanks to the belt of islands off mainland Croatia, the Dalmatian Coast is protected from rough seas, and you’ll be cruising on calm waters.

If you are prone to experiencing motion sickness, we recommend consulting with your doctor before arriving to see what medical solutions might work for you.

You can also read our guide to beating seasickness for alternative methods of combating seasickness.

All cabins on our motor yachts are on the main and lower decks. The upper deck is reserved for sunbeds and dining. 

Our motor yachts have 18 cabins and a couple of staff rooms. Your skipper will allocate rooms when you arrive. Passengers travelling in pairs will be accommodated together, while solo travellers will always be placed in a twin cabin with a fellow passenger of the same gender. 

Solo travellers have the option of booking a cabin for themselves for an additional fee. Please ask our team at the time of your booking for more details.  

If you do not identify with the gender assigned on your passport, please let us know at the time of booking so we can adjust your sleeping arrangements. 

Yes, all cabins come equipped with electrical sockets, you just need to bring an adaptor. For Croatia, use a Type C (European 2-pin) or Type F (German 2-pin, side clip earth). 

Yes, our motor yachts have free wi-fi. 

Yes, each cabin is equipped with air-conditioning. 

You will need to budget for any additional meals that aren't included in the itinerary (see your Essential Trip Information for more details on meal inclusions), as well as money for souvenirs and alcoholic drinks.  

On average, breakfast and either lunch or dinner will be included on your cruise. There will also be a bar tab set up for anyone purchasing from the bar. You will then need to pay your bar tab at the end of your trip. Currently, you can only pay this in cash (credit cards not accepted). Don't worry, there will be many opportunities to access ATMs throughout the trip. 

You’ll have comfortable accommodation on the boat each night as you dock in marinas alongside old port towns. As a rule, expect your days to be filled with included activities like visiting historic towns and meeting local producers on the islands, all accompanied by an experienced local leader.  

On average, two meals are included each day, made by your onboard chef (not including the first and last day of the trip), and you’ll have opportunities to visit local restaurants, all within walking distance from your boat. On most days, you’ll stop to swim right off the back of the boat in a calm bay chosen by your captain. 

Check your chosen trip's daily itinerary and the Essential Trip Information for more information. 

• Bar, beverage charges (unless otherwise specified in the Essential Trip Information) 
• International airfares 
• Passport and visa expenses 
• Government arrival and departure taxes 
• Baggage, cancellation and medical travel insurance 
• The voluntary gratuity at the end of the voyage for the shipboard staff and crew 

You unpack only once! Settle into your cabin, unpack and let the captain and crew do all the work to get you from one beautiful island to the next. When the boat is sailing, you’ll have time to read a book, drink a cocktail or get to know your fellow travellers. Although activities are included daily to get you off the boat, you also get plenty of time to relax onboard.  

Every night you’ll be docked at the marina right in the heart of town. All cruising is done during the day, mainly in the mornings. Most days, you’ll arrive at your next location in the early afternoon, giving you plenty of time to join the included activities and have free time in the evenings.  

Your onboard chef will prepare meals for breakfast and lunch or dinner each day using fresh, locally sourced ingredients. For breakfast, expect cereals and pastries with fresh fruit and juices. There will also be some hot dishes to choose from, like meats, vegetables and eggs. Lunch or dinner typically includes fresh seafood, chicken or pork, pasta, vegetables, salads and dessert. 

There are no laundry facilities on board. We recommend you pack some light, quick-drying clothes to hand wash yourself throughout the trip if needed. There is communal space on the main deck alongside the cabins where you can hang one or two pieces of clothing along a line to dry outside.