Sailboat Rental in Trogir with or without skipper

Sailboat Rental in Trogir with Oceans Evasion

Just a short boat ride away from the iconic Dalmatian town of Split in Croatia is Trogir, a charming seaside town located on a tiny Adriatic island. This pedestrianised city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is one of Europe’s best-preserved Romanesque towns. Whether you’re only going to visit Trogir on a day trip from Split or you fancy a longer holiday to relax and unwind, a sailboat rental in Trogir grants you access to the very best that this stunning city has to offer, and more! Wander through the streets and marvel at the impressive Romanesque-Gothic architecture, sunbathe on pristine beaches and explore nearby destinations all while sailing along the sparkling Adriatic. Are you ready for a relaxing cultural getaway? Start planning the sailing holiday of a lifetime with a Trogir sailboat rental from Oceans Evasion.

What is the price of a sailboat rental in Trogir?

The cost of a sailboat rental in Trogir will differ based on a number of factors such as how many people are on board, the time of year and the size and type of sailboat that you choose. On average, the price is about €3,890/week in the high season and €1,390/week in the low season for 8 people.

What is the best time of year to charter a sailboat in Trogir?

The best time of year to rent a sailboat in Trogir is between May and October when you have the highest temperatures and little to no precipitation. The highest temperature is during the summer months when you’ll have average highs of 28°C however, this is also the high tourist season in Croatia which means that it will be quite crowded. If you want to avoid crowds and get better deals on Trogir sailboat rentals, we recommend visiting at the tail ends of high season in either May or September.

Should I rent a sailboat in Trogir with or without a skipper?

We have a large fleet of sailboat rentals in Trogir with or without a skipper however, we always recommend a skippered option. Skippers provide an extra sense of security because they are licenced professionals who can dock, anchor and navigate the vessel for you or if you have a licence, remain as an extra set of eyes to make sure everything runs smoothly. Skippers allow you to sit back and sail in safe hands while you do nothing but enjoy your time on board with friends and family. Skippers are also usually locals of the area and they can act as your tour guide around Trogir to help you see all of the sights on your travel itinerary and more. If you’re looking for a sailing holiday with an all-inclusive and personalised feel, choose a Trogir sailboat charter with a skipper!

What is there to do while on a sailboat charter in Trogir?

While some people might think of Trogir as only a day trip from Split, it holds its own as a one-of-a-kind tourist hub with plenty to see and do. Here are some of our favourite things to do while on a sailboat charter in Trogir.

• Sail to the island of Solta and immerse yourself in the natural paradise of the Maslinica settlement which is cloaked in pine trees and rocky beaches. This slice of heaven on Earth is one of the gems of the Adriatic Sea, and when you’re done taking in its natural beauty and charming stone houses, you can cruise to some of the other islets in the archipelago such as Grmej, Kamik, Saskinja and Polebrnjak.
• Scuba dive in the water around Solta and see an underwater world rich with sea sponges, colourful coral and diverse marine life. If you’re lucky you might even spot conger eels, octopi and lobsters lurking beneath the sea.
• Escape the hustle and bustle of the city on the unspoilt island of Drvenik Veli. Hike across the island and see the olive groves dotting the landscape, and a number of secluded coves where you can sit back and relax.
• Stroll along the Riva embankment and admire the calm waterfront from one of the terraced cafes.
• Sunbathe and swim at one of the many beaches in and around Trogir. Enjoy the pretty pebble beach of Medena in Seget Donji or the sandy beach of Kava in Slatina. You can also go beach hopping on Ciovo Island.
• Discover the mysterious Blue Cave and snorkel in the crystal-clear waters around Stiniva Bay.
• Take a day trip to explore other nearby destinations like Split, Hvar, Vis and the Pakleni Island archipelago.

What should I consider before renting a sailboat in Trogir?

If you’re looking to have an authentic sailing experience, look no further than a sailboat. Sailboats are the best vessels for people who enjoy the challenge of sailing as well as getting in touch with the wind and the waves. Unless you’re an experienced sailor with a valid sailing licence, you should only opt for a skippered vessel. Sailboats are notorious for being difficult to navigate, so it’s best to have a skipper on board who can do it for you or help you if it becomes particularly challenging. Sailboats are a bit unstable and because of their tendency to sway on the water, they aren’t recommended for people who get seasick easily. For a traditional sailing holiday in one of the most beautiful places in the world, choose a sailboat rental in Trogir!