Catamaran Rental in Dubrovnik with or without skipper

An unforgettable holiday: experience Dubrovnik with a catamaran rental

At the very southern tip of the Dalmatian Coast, you’ll find a city unlike any other: Dubrovnik. Fans of the series “Game of Thrones” will be familiar with many of the sites in this Croatian city which is nestled between the Adriatic and the Dinaric Alps. Entering the massive stone walls of the Old Town you’ll discover why this part of the city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stroll down the limestone streets and feast your eyes on the beautiful baroque buildings complemented by the deep blue sea. Discover Dubrovnik, the “Pearl of the Adriatic” the best way, by boat. With a catamaran rental in Dubrovnik, you can sail smoothly, with a double-hulled structure that protects you from the ebb and flow of the sea. Go sailing in Dubrovnik and experience the holiday of a lifetime.

What do I have to pay to charter a catamaran in Dubrovnik?

The cost of a catamaran rental in Dubrovnik is subject to change depending on a number of factors such as time of year, the number of passengers on board, and the size and model of the catamaran you choose.

Generally speaking, a catamaran rental in Dubrovnik costs about €7,042/week in high season and €1,390/week in low season for 10 people on board.

What is the best time of year for a catamaran rental in Dubrovnik?

The high season in Dubrovnik typically runs throughout the summer from July to August. During this time there are various festivals and events you can attend throughout your stay. The weather will be at its best with highs of 28°C in August and little to no precipitation. The water will also be very warm which is ideal for swimming. While it's true that travelling in high season ensures you’ll have the best weather possible, the city will be quite crowded and prices for catamaran rentals in Dubrovnik will be at their most expensive.

For good weather and slightly lower prices on catamarans, consider a charter anytime between May and October excluding the summer months.

Should I rent a catamaran in Dubrovnik with or without a skipper?

At Océans Évasion we have a variety of catamarans rentals in Dubrovnik with or without a skipper. If you’re a more experienced sailor and you are comfortable out on the water, having a skipper on board might not be necessary however, there are always benefits to having a skipper for experienced and novice sailors alike. A catamaran with a skipper gives you a more luxurious sailing experience with an all-inclusive feel. Skippers handle sailing logistics and sometimes, even take care of the cooking and cleaning on board so you don’t have to worry about a thing. The best part about a skipper is the fact that they are usually locals of Dubrovnik who can give you recommendations for where to go and what to eat. They can also take you to see the city’s hidden gems that you won’t find on travel websites!

What can I do and see on a Dubrovnik catamaran charter?

If you’re considering a catamaran charter in Dubrovnik you’re in luck as there’s no shortage of things to do! You’ll never be bored marveling at the spectacular architecture and wandering through the city to the seaside. To help you get started with your Dubrovnik itinerary, we’ve compiled a list of some of our favourite things to do on a boat trip in Dubrovnik.

• Sail to Lokrum Island, one of the filming sights of “Game of Thrones” at the Benedictine Monastery. While on the island you can swim at the beach and see giant rabbits and colourful peacocks roaming the land.
• Sunbathe and sample the handsome array of local beaches. Visit Banje Beach, the main beach in the city which is very popular with tourists, or go where the locals go and set sail for Sveti Jakov, a part shingle part pebble beach.
• Go sea kayaking on the sparkling Adriatic, Dubrovnik’s signature outdoor activity. Start in the calm waters of Pile Gate and kayak all the way to Lokrum Island.
• Unearth the secrets of the hidden cave beach which is only accessible by sea. In Betina špilja, you’ll see the large entrance of the cave and the blanket of white pebbles meeting the crystal clear water.
• Hop around the Elaphiti Islands and discover the Blue Caves in Koločep illuminated with an electric, aqua light.