Dubrovnik is the name on the ticket and rarely the marina. Charter boats leave from ACI Dubrovnik at Komolac, up the Ombla river a short drive from the old town, and the week runs out through the Elafiti islands to Mljet, Korcula and the Peljesac peninsula. It is the quieter half of the Dalmatian coast and the easier one in August.
Where the boats actually are
Komolac, not the old harbour. It is a proper marina with proper handover facilities and it is about twenty minutes from the city, which matters when you are arriving with luggage and a provisioning order. Budget the transfer and do not plan to walk from the walls to the boat.
The week from Dubrovnik
Sipan and Lopud in the Elafiti on the first afternoon, Mljet and its national park lakes next, then Korcula town, with Sobra, Polace or the Peljesac wine coast filling the rest. It is a shorter-hop week than the northern Dalmatian one out of Split and noticeably less crowded in high season, which is the main argument for chartering from here.
What a Croatian week costs
The Moorings publishes $1,885 to $36,020 for a 7 day charter for 2 people in Croatia, the lowest weekly entry figure in this record. Sailing Holidays in Croatia publishes bareboat from about 2.000 EUR a week and skippered summer charters at 4.500 to 6.500 EUR, with a skipper at 1.260 EUR a week, fuel around 100 EUR, marina and port fees averaging 450 EUR and tourist tax at 1.35 EUR per person per day.
Questions people ask about yacht charter dubrovnik
Where do Dubrovnik charters start from?
ACI Marina Dubrovnik at Komolac, about twenty minutes from the old town, rather than the old harbour itself.
How much is a Dubrovnik yacht charter?
No Dubrovnik-specific rate is published in this record. For Croatia, The Moorings publishes $1,885 to $36,020 for a 7 day charter for 2 people.
Is Dubrovnik better than Split for a charter?
It is quieter and the hops are shorter, which suits August. Split has the larger fleet and more choice of boat.