Charter a luxury yacht for Trogir — crewed motor yachts, sailing yachts and catamarans from Blue Ocean Club with real-time availability for 2026.
A luxury yacht charter Trogir rewards guests with a combination you cannot replicate from a hotel: total privacy, an itinerary that flexes around your party, and access to coves, restaurants and reefs that road-bound travellers simply never see. Blue Ocean Club curates Trogir cruises across motor yachts, sailing yachts, catamarans and superyachts — every option live-priced against the global live availability feed and presented with our 100% best-price guarantee.
Trogir sits at the heart of one of the world's great cruising grounds. Days unfold at the pace of the sea: long swims off the platform, lunch at a beach club where your concierge has held the best table, an afternoon cruise to a quieter anchorage, cocktails on the bow as the light softens. The captain rewrites tomorrow's plan based on tonight's weather and your party's mood.
We work with a small list of crewed yacht charter Trogir operators we know personally — captains we have cruised with, chefs whose tasting menus we have eaten, stewardesses who know your children's names by the end of day one. The result is a charter that feels less like a booking and more like a private invitation.
The Trogir charter season runs from late May through early October, with warm settled days, calm mornings and a reliable afternoon breeze. Sea temperatures climb into the mid-20s°C through high summer and the prevailing winds rarely exceed a comfortable Force 4.
Signature anchorages, swim-only coves and a handful of marquee harbours form the backbone of any Trogir sailing itinerary — your captain rotates between them daily based on wind, swell and the rhythm of your party. A crewed catamaran in the 50–70 ft range remains the most versatile choice for Trogir, with shallow draft for tucked-away bays and the deck space families and groups expect. Couples often prefer a sailing yacht of 50–60 ft; larger parties step up to a motor yacht or superyacht with full crew.
Typical luxury yacht charter Trogir cost starts from around €25,000 per week for a comfortable crewed catamaran and scales to €150,000–€500,000+ for a 40 m superyacht — base rates are exclusive of APA (usually 25–35%), fuel, VAT and crew gratuity. Our charter managers run live availability against your dates and present the best three options, side by side, with a 100% best-price guarantee. Minimum charter duration is seven nights in peak season; short-week and split itineraries are available in shoulder months. Tell us your dates, party size and preferred yacht style and we will revert within the day — by email, WhatsApp or a 20-minute call with the broker who will run your charter.
The prime window for a yacht charter Trogir runs late May through early October. Use the table below to balance weather, value and crowds.
| Month | Weather | Pros | Cons | Crowd |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| April | 18–22°C, mild | Quiet anchorages, lower rates | Sea still cool | Low |
| May | 22–25°C, sunny | Warm sea begins, blossoming coast | Some restaurants opening | Low |
| June | 26–28°C, ideal | Long days, perfect breeze | Rising demand | Moderate |
| July | 29–32°C, hot | Peak swimming, full event calendar | Popular berths busy | High |
| August | 30–33°C, hot | Festivals, full nightlife | Highest rates, advance booking essential | Very High |
| September | 26–29°C, warm | Warm sea, quieter ports | Occasional Meltemi/Bora winds | Moderate |
| October | 22–25°C, mellow | Soft light, value rates | Shoulder-season closures | Low |
A handful of signature experiences that define a charter on this coast.
Step ashore into the storied old towns and waterfronts of Trogir.
Anchor in pine-fringed bays that road-bound travellers will never see.
Reserved tables at the most coveted clubs along the coast.
Private chefs source from local vineyards and morning fish markets.
While Split commands the ferry traffic and Dubrovnik owns the global postcard image, Trogir offers a more refined, operationally superior base for a Central Dalmatian charter. Its proximity to Split Airport (SPU) — a mere 10-minute transfer, versus 30-45 minutes to Split’s primary marinas — provides an immediate and tangible benefit for principals and guests arriving by private jet or commercial first class. The time saved is not trivial; it translates to an afternoon swim at anchor in Krknjaši Bay rather than navigating city traffic.
From a captain’s perspective, Trogir’s position is a tactical advantage. It sits at the nexus of two distinct cruising grounds. A turn southeast puts the glamour spots of Hvar, Vis, and Brač within a short passage. A turn northwest opens up the quieter, more elemental charter experience of the Šibenik archipelago and the Kornati National Park. This flexibility allows for dynamic itinerary planning, catering to principals who might want a blend of high-energy social scenes and secluded natural beauty. The UNESCO-protected old town, a marble-paved island fortress, provides the perfect embarkation backdrop — a dose of history and culture before the engines engage.
Planning a Trogir-based charter requires a clear understanding of the local fleet, infrastructure, and regulatory environment. Success is dictated by foresight in booking berths and provisioning, not by chance.
The available fleet is robust, with a strong emphasis on modern motor yachts and a growing number of high-performance sailing yachts and luxury catamarans.
Luxury Sailing Yachts & Gulets (30-45m): Ideal for principals who prioritize the journey over the destination. Think modern classics from builders like Perini Navi or high-end catamarans from Sunreef. These offer exceptional comfort and a more engaged cruising experience. They are particularly well-suited for navigating the tighter anchorages of the Kornati.
Motor Yachts (40-55m): This is the workhorse of the Croatian charter scene. Yachts from Sanlorenzo, Benetti, and Sunseeker are common. They offer the speed and volume to comfortably cover an itinerary from Vis to Hvar and back, with ample deck space for entertaining and a full complement of water toys.
Superyachts (60m+): While Trogir can accommodate them, larger vessels often use it as a pickup/drop-off point, preferring to anchor off rather than enter the busier marinas. The infrastructure is improving, but securing a berth for a 70m+ yacht requires significant advance planning.
The standard APA is 30% of the charter fee. However, for a Croatian itinerary that involves significant distances (e.g., a push to the Kornati islands and back) or a principal with a taste for premium imported wines and spirits (French champagnes, specific vintages), it is prudent to budget 35%. Fuel is a major component, and Croatian VAT on provisions and services can add up.
Berth space in the peak months of July and August is at a premium. Bookings should be made the moment a charter is confirmed.
The primary charter season runs from mid-May to early October.
This is not a rigid plan but a strategic framework. The key is to blend iconic destinations with secluded bays, managing guest expectations against the realities of distance and crowding.
Day 1: Embarkation in Trogir & The Blue Lagoon
Day 2: Vis - Military History & Culinary Edge
Day 3: Anchorages of the Pakleni Islands
Day 4: Hvar - The Social Apex
Day 5: Brač & The Golden Horn
Day 6: Šolta - The Understated Escape
Day 7: Return & Disembarkation
Starting points — every itinerary is rewritten around your party, weather and the captain's local knowledge.
From quiet anchorages to marquee beach clubs — a sample of what we routinely arrange.
Located on the island of Čiovo, directly opposite Trogir's historic old town, this marina offers breathtaking views and unparalleled access. Its 174 berths are among the most sought-after on the Adriatic coast.
Insider · Book your berth at least six months in advance for peak season. The stern-to spots facing the old town offer an unforgettable evening backdrop, but be prepared for the lively promenade atmosphere.
A state-of-the-art, full-service marina situated in Seget Donji, just west of Trogir. It provides extensive facilities, including a pool, restaurants, and premium services, making it an excellent, comfortable base for embarkation.
Insider · This is the preferred marina for larger superyachts that cannot navigate the channel to ACI Trogir. Use their VIP transfer service for a seamless connection to Trogir or Split airport.
Nestled in a deep, sheltered bay in the town of Marina, about 12km north of Trogir. It's a quieter, more relaxed alternative for starting a charter, offering excellent protection from all winds.
Insider · Agana is an ideal starting point if your itinerary focuses on the northern Kornati archipelago, allowing you to avoid the busier waters around Split and Trogir on your first day.
One of Croatia's largest and newest marinas, strategically positioned between Split and Trogir. Its extensive facilities and large capacity make it a major hub for charter fleets and private superyachts.
Insider · While highly functional, it lacks the charm of Trogir or Agana. Consider it a superb logistical starting point rather than a destination in itself.
A small, exclusive marina in the charming fishing village of Maslinica on the island of Šolta. It's part of the Martinis Marchi Heritage Hotel, offering a boutique and tranquil berthing experience.
Insider · Overnight berthing here is a true luxury experience. Reserve well in advance and enjoy dinner at the hotel's acclaimed restaurant for a perfect evening.
Restaurants, beach clubs, diving, events, private aviation and villas your concierge can pre-book before you board.
Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site of Trogir with a private historian guide before the city awakens. Walk the marble streets and discover the Cathedral of St. Lawrence in serene quiet, gaining an intimate appreciation for its rich history.
Journey to the island of Vis, known for its unique indigenous grape varieties, Vugava and Plavac Mali. We will arrange a private tour and tasting at a top local winery, such as Lipanović, set within a historic military tunnel.
Avoid the crowds at the famous Blue Cave on Biševo island. Your crew will coordinate with a private speedboat to ensure a seamless, wait-free visit during the optimal time for the cave's magical blue light.
Visit the island of Šolta, renowned for its centuries-old tradition of olive oil production. Enjoy a private tour of the award-winning Olynthia Natura estate, learn about the native Šoltanka olive, and indulge in a guided tasting.
Anchor in a quiet, starlit bay where a local konoba will prepare a traditional 'peka' just for you. This slow-cooked dish of meat or octopus under a bed of embers is a true taste of Dalmatian soul food, best enjoyed in a private, natural setting.
For certified divers, the waters around Vis offer incredible wreck diving opportunities, including a B-17 Flying Fortress bomber. A private dive master will join you on board to guide you through these historic underwater sites.
The charter fee secures your private yacht and professional crew for the agreed period. All other expenses, such as fuel, food, beverages, mooring fees, and local taxes, are covered by the Advanced Provisioning Allowance (APA). The APA is typically 30-35% of the charter fee and is managed by the captain, with a full breakdown provided at the end of your charter.
| Yacht tier | Weekly base (EUR) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Luxury Gulets (25-40m) | EUR 25,000 - 60,000 / week | Offers exceptional value for larger groups, with expansive deck space and a relaxed cruising pace. The charter fee often includes half-board. |
| Luxury Catamarans (18-24m) | EUR 35,000 - 75,000 / week | Highly sought-after for their stability and space. Prime models are booked more than a year in advance, so early planning is essential. |
| Motor Yachts (24-35m) | EUR 60,000 - 150,000 / week | The classic choice for a Dalmatian charter, offering a blend of speed, luxury, and access. APA will be higher due to fuel consumption. |
| Superyachts (35-50m) | EUR 150,000 - 300,000+ / week | For the ultimate in luxury, service, and amenities. These yachts provide an unparalleled platform for exploring the Adriatic in absolute comfort. |
Tender bookings, table reservations and tender-jetty access arranged through your Blue Ocean Club concierge — request via the enquiry form.
Tables held in advance by your concierge — from beachfront seafood shacks to Michelin-starred dining rooms.
The protected coves, sandbanks and lagoons your captain will plot into your week.
Famed for its startlingly clear turquoise water, this is the quintessential Croatian anchorage. It's a perfect spot for a long afternoon of swimming and relaxing on the yacht's water toys.
A deep, fjord-like inlet on the western side of Šolta, offering excellent shelter. The bay is home to two excellent konobas (taverns) with mooring buoys for patrons.
A stunning, wide bay on the island of Sveti Klement, known for its sandy seabed and vibrant collection of waterfront restaurants and lounges. It's the sophisticated gateway to Hvar.
A beautiful and often overlooked sandy bay offering a quieter alternative to the more famous spots. It provides good holding and a peaceful night's sleep away from the crowds.
An iconic, almost-enclosed cove with a dramatic cliff entrance. Access is limited, so anchoring outside and taking a tender in is the preferred method to experience this natural wonder.
The bay in front of the picturesque village of Maslinica offers good holding for anchoring. It's a spectacular spot to watch the sunset behind the seven small islets that dot the horizon.
Specific yachts our team has personally vetted on this cruising ground.
This yacht epitomizes Italian style and performance, perfect for guests who want to move quickly and elegantly between islands. Its impressive flybridge and beach club area are ideal for soaking up the Dalmatian sun.
As one of the most luxurious gulets afloat, ANIMA MARIS offers unparalleled space and comfort for larger groups. Her vast decks are perfect for entertaining, and her traditional character provides an authentic Croatian cruising experience.
A luxury catamaran like OTOCTONE 80 offers incredible stability, volume, and a shallow draft. It's the ultimate platform for families, providing easy access to shallow coves and an immense, single-level living space.
The SX88's innovative design, with its enormous open-plan main deck and vast beach club, redefines life on board. It's perfect for a modern charterer focused on water sports and seamless indoor-outdoor living.
“My hidden gem in Trogir is Krknjaši Bay (Blue Lagoon) — drop the anchor mid-morning before the day-boats arrive and you'll have it almost to yourself. The ideal time for a Trogir yacht charter largely depends on your preferences for weather, crowds, and sailing conditions. The sailing season in this part of the Adriatic runs from late April to early… To truly appreciate the Blue Lagoon on Drvenik Veli, arrive late in the afternoon after the day-trip boats have departed, and enjoy a magical sunset swim.”
Live availability feed across 2,000+ yachts — hold and confirm in hours, not weeks.
We do not mark up the charter fee. The price you see is the operator's price.
Our recommendations follow the boat, not a commission — owners pay us, not introducing brokers.
Restaurants, transfers, private guides, helicopters and beach clubs handled long before you board.
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