Yacht charter fleet in Pirovac, Croatia.
Four charter yachts in Marina Pirovac, all Jeanneau sailboats (38–54 ft). Compare specs and check live availability.
Find your week.
Pick your dates and crew size. We'll tell you which yachts are free and hold one while you decide.
- Blue DreamJeanneau 54 · 2017 · 16.16 m · 4+1 cabins · sleeps 10 · from €2,800 / week
- UriJeanneau Sun Odyssey 440 · 2022 · 13.00 m · 4 cabins · sleeps 9 · from €2,100 / week
- AncsikaJeanneau Sun Odyssey 380 · 2025 · 11.22 m · 3 cabins · sleeps 7 · from €1,500 / week
- KavintonJeanneau Sun Odyssey 380 · 2025 · 11.22 m · 3 cabins · sleeps 7 · from €1,500 / week
Compare the fleet.
| Yacht | Model | Year | Cabins | Guests | Heads | Length | From / week |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Dream | Jeanneau 54 | 2017 | 4+1 | 10 | 4 | 16.16 m | €2,800 |
| Uri | Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 440 | 2022 | 4 | 9 | 2 | 13.00 m | €2,100 |
| Ancsika | Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 380 | 2025 | 3 | 7 | 1 | 11.22 m | €1,500 |
| Kavinton | Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 380 | 2025 | 3 | 7 | 1 | 11.22 m | €1,500 |
Lowest weekly price this booking season. A transit log applies to every charter; see each yacht for the full rate table.
Why these four boats.
Each boat here earned its place: simple to handle short-handed, dependable systems, and a layout that sleeps its crew in comfort rather than on paper. Whether your week is quiet bays or lively harbours, the boat won't be the limiting factor.
The Adriatic Sea
The middle Adriatic gives you options. The afternoon maestral is reliable enough for proper sailing, and a sheltered bay is never more than an hour or two away, so slow weeks and long-passage weeks both work from Pirovac. The boats are set up for either.
Yacht interiors
Full galleys, beds made up before you arrive, and stowage that swallows a week's worth of bags.
On deck
A cockpit table that seats the whole crew for dinner, and a flat foredeck for the hours at anchor.
Services & extras.
One obligatory fee: the transit log, paid per booking and varying by yacht. Everything else is optional.
Transit log
One fee that covers the essentials, ready for you on arrival:
- Final cleaning
- WiFi
- Dinghy + outboard & 5 L fuel
- Cooking gas
- Beds made up
- 2 towels / person
- Cockpit cushions
- Toilet paper, dish liquid & sponge
- Diver's inspection
Extras
Check-in & check-out
- Early check-in 1 pm, limited€150
- Late check-out, Friday€100
- Late check-out, Saturday 8 am, on request€150
- Pet on board on request€120
On board
- Extra bed linen€7 / set
- Linen + towels€10 / set
- Extra towels€5 / set
- Safety net€150 / booking
- Snorkelling gear€20 / week
- SUP€120 / week
Tell us about your group; we'll match the yacht.
Send your dates, group size and what you want from the week. We'll come back, usually the same day, with one or two boats that fit and an itemised price.
- You write to Kristina; Kristina answers
- One itemised price up front
- We hold the boat while you decide
Choosing your yacht — common questions
Which of your yachts should I choose?
All four are Jeanneau sailing yachts, so it comes down to space. Ancsika and Kavinton (Sun Odyssey 380, 3 cabins) are brand-new and easy to handle for couples, small families or a first bareboat week; Uri (Sun Odyssey 440, 4 cabins) suits two couples or a family with teenagers; Blue Dream (Jeanneau 54) is the roomy one for groups of up to 10. Tell us who's coming and we'll point you to the right boat.
How many people can sleep on your yachts?
Our boats sleep 7 to 10 guests depending on the model and cabin layout — each boat page lists exact cabins, berths and heads. By maritime rule a charter yacht carries a maximum of 12 people on board, so bigger groups take two boats sailing together.
Which yacht is best for a family with children?
Something stable with a big cockpit and an easy swim platform — one of our larger yachts like Blue Dream or Uri. We'll match the boat to your kids' ages and can help with properly sized life jackets.
What qualifications do I need to charter a yacht in Croatia?
For a bareboat (self-skippered) charter, one person on board needs a recognised skipper certificate — an ICC, RYA Day Skipper or equivalent — plus a VHF radio certificate, and you present the originals at check-in. No certificate? Book any boat in our fleet with one of our local skippers instead. Full detail is in our licence FAQ.
Can I charter any of these boats with a skipper?
Yes — every yacht in our fleet can be booked bareboat or with a professional skipper. A skipper handles the navigation, the marinas and the weather, and you do as much or as little of the sailing as you like. It's the easy choice for first-timers or anyone who just wants to switch off.
What's included when I charter a boat from your fleet?
The yacht, its full equipment (sails, dinghy, safety gear, galley, linens) and basic insurance. Fuel, marina fees away from base, the tourist tax and transit log, provisioning, national-park fees and a skipper are extra — all itemised on your offer before you pay. See the booking page for how a charter comes together.
What does a week on one of your yachts cost?
Weekly prices come straight from our booking system and follow the season: Ancsika and Kavinton (Sun Odyssey 380) start at about €1,500 a week in low season, Uri (Sun Odyssey 440) at about €2,100 and Blue Dream (Jeanneau 54) at about €2,800, rising to about €5,700 for Blue Dream in peak summer. Each yacht page shows the price for every week; the transit log, tourist tax and extras are listed separately.