Catamaran hire in Dubrovnik with or without skipper

Hire a Catamaran in Dubrovnik with Oceans Evasion

Located in the extreme south of Croatia’s Dalmatian coast, Dubrovnik has the perfect blend of rich history and natural beauty. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the old town is nestled safely between steep cliffs, lush green vegetation, and the beautiful blue Adriatic sea. From this spectacular city, you can travel to many of the surrounding islands, including Split, Lokrum, Mljet, Hvar, Korčula, and Biševo. One thing we can guarantee though, is that you won’t be bored with a catamaran hire in Dubrovnik.

How much does it cost to hire a catamaran in Dubrovnik?

Many things can affect the cost of hiring a catamaran in Dubrovnik. Some of these things include the season, the number of people, how long your trip is and the size of the boat. In general though, catamaran hire in Dubrovnik costs anywhere from around £2473 per week in high season and £1010 per week in low season.

Do you need to hire a catamaran with a skipper in Dubrovnik?

No, in Dubrovnik you can find both bareboat catamaran hires and hire with a skipper. However, if you want to hire a catamaran without a skipper, you must make sure that you have the appropriate boating licence so that your trip isn’t ruined before it’s even begun.

If you are in possession of a boating licence, a bareboat catamaran hire promises to be a memorable trip full of adventure, with the freedom to travel wherever your heart desires. If you don’t have a boating licence, you can still have a fantastic trip though, just with the aid of a professional skipper who will guide the boat to where you want to go, while imparting knowledge only a local would know.

What are the weather and sailing conditions like in Dubrovnik?

Dubrovnik offers a Mediterranean climate with plenty of sunny days and a water temperature that averages at around 22°C. The conditions for hiring a catamaran are ideal between April and October

Wind conditions in the summertime are ideal for beginners but should not be underestimated as you go further out to sea. Generally, the wind blows in a north-westerly direction, ranging from around 6-23 mph, but sometimes reaching speeds as high as 28 mph.

When is the best time to go sailing in Dubrovnik?

Dubrovnik’s high season runs typically throughout July and August when there are plenty of summer festivals that you can attend. While it’s true that you will get the best weather in these months, the boat prices will also be higher due to the large numbers of tourists. For this reason, maybe you should go instead in either April to June or September and October, when you will still experience good weather, but there will be fewer tourists and better deals on boats.

What are the best sailing areas in Dubrovnik?

As it is situated on the coast, it is no wonder that there are plenty of amazing places to go sailing around Dubrovnik. A few of these areas include:

• Saplunara Bay, Mljet
• Šipan
• Cavtat
• Lopud
• Lastovo
• Korčula
• Orebić

What are the most popular harbours and marinas in Dubrovnik?

Some of the best marinas in Dubrovnik include:

• ACI Marina Dubrovnik
• ACI Marina Slano
• Marina Lumbarda, Korčula
• ACI Marina, Korčula
• Cavtat Promenade
• Marina Orebić

What to see in Dubrovnik?

There are many fantastic things to see in Dubrovnik, but we would consider any of the following unmissable:

• The city walls
• The Old Town
• Lovrijenac Fort
• Sponza Palace
• The Church of St. Blaise
• Orlando’s Column
• Lokrum Island
• The cable car to the crest of Mount Srd
• Dubrovnik Cathedral
• St John Fortress
• Franciscan Monastery
• The Clock Tower in Luza Square
• Trsteno Arboretum
• Any of the breathtaking beaches