Katamaran charter Kroatien is the German search for a Croatian catamaran charter, and it is not a small corner of this market: German, Austrian and Swiss customers are the largest single block of Croatian charter demand, which is why so many Croatian fleets quote in German first and why the shoulder season here is priced the way it is.
What a Croatian catamaran costs
Read on 11 September 2026, Croatia Yachting publishes a from price per base rather than one national figure: Trogir and Dubrovnik from 600 EUR a week, Sukosan from 690 and Sibenik from 752. Those are the smallest monohulls; a catamaran is roughly double a comparable monohull here as it is everywhere in the Mediterranean. The Moorings starts a seven day Croatian charter for two at 1,885 USD and runs the same page to 36,020.
The shoulder season, which German crews take
Pitter Yachtcharter prices named boats for named weeks rather than publishing a brochure range, and the gap is the point. Read the same day, a Bavaria Cruiser 40 S at Marina Tehnomont Veruda in Pula was 1.374 EUR for the week of 26 September against a list price of 2.290, and a Bavaria Cruiser 40 Avantgarde was 838 for the week of 24 October against a list of 1.197. Late September in Croatia is warm and costs about forty percent less than August.
Why a catamaran, and when not
For space at anchor in the Kornati and along the Peljesac coast, and for a crew that will not put up with heeling. Against that, Croatia is a town quay country: most evenings are moored stern to in a harbour, and a catamaran is charged by the square metre in high season and is sometimes refused a berth entirely. A monohull costs half and fits everywhere, and it is the right boat for most Croatian weeks.
The extras, published
Sailing Holidays in Croatia publishes what most companies do not: fuel around 100 EUR a week on a sailboat, marina and port fees averaging 450 EUR a week, and a tourist tax of 1.35 EUR per person per day. A skipper, if taken, is normally paid separately at embarkation. Those add several hundred euros to any from price, and a catamaran pays more of the marina line than a monohull does.
Questions people ask about katamaran charter kroatien
How much is a catamaran charter in Croatia?
Croatia Yachting publishes weeks from 600 EUR at Trogir and Dubrovnik, 690 at Sukosan and 752 at Sibenik for its smallest boats, with a catamaran roughly double a comparable monohull, read on 11 September 2026.
When is it cheapest?
Late September and October. Pitter listed a Bavaria Cruiser 40 S at 1.374 EUR for a late September week against a 2.290 list price, and 838 for late October against 1.197.
Is a catamaran the right boat in Croatia?
Often not. Croatia is a town quay country, a catamaran is charged by area in high season and is sometimes refused a berth, and a monohull costs about half. The catamaran wins at anchor in the Kornati.