Catamaran rentals in Trogir

anchor near the coast with great stability, enjoy generous swim platforms, and share panoramic lounges that make every sunrise a spectacle.

Partner ports for your catamaran charter in Split

Within a short radius, you will find Trogir, Kaštela, Šolta, and Makarska, all with long fingers, maneuvering assistance staff, and nearby supply areas. It is just as easy to connect with Seget Donji (Marina Baotić), Rogoznica (Marina Frapa), Primošten, Omiš, Baška Voda, Hvar, Milna in Brač, Vrboska, Korčula, or Lastovo. Each base works with specific spare parts for catamarans, ramps for comfortable boarding, and water, electricity, and refueling services designed for multihulls.

The Dalmatian coast combines moderate winds, inlets with good holding ground, and official mooring buoys. The maestral cools the afternoons, south-facing coves guarantee rest, and marinas maintain spacious spots for catamarans even in high season.

Ways to charter a catamaran in Split

Bareboat catamaran: If you have a license recognized in Croatia and a VHF certificate, you can pilot the boat yourself. Always carry the original documentation, plan your navigation route, and review daily reports with the base office.

Catamaran with a local skipper: The ideal option to focus on the trip and learn from someone who knows every bay. Daily fees range between 150 and 200 euros depending on length, equipment, and season. A skipper will facilitate entry into narrow marinas and manage reservations for official buoys.

Catamaran with full crew: Designed for groups seeking personalized attention. Includes a captain, sailor, chef, or hostess, with adapted menus, cabin service, and total activity planning. Very popular for luxury catamaran charters in Split for companies or families who wish to delegate all logistics.

Catamaran without a skipper	Requires a validated license and VHF. It allows total freedom of schedules and stops but involves managing maneuvers and port paperwork personally.
Catamaran with a skipper	Includes a local professional who steers the boat, advises on protected anchorages, and coordinates moorings. Perfect for focusing on the journey.
Catamaran with crew	By adding a chef or hostess, you get full service: cooking, cleaning, water activities, and coordination with premium marinas on each island.

How to plan your catamaran route from Split

Sailing from Split on a catamaran means visiting clear beaches, stopping at medieval ports, and enjoying uncrowded anchorages thanks to the shallow draft. Pakleni, Zlatni Rat (Brač), Vis, and Maslinica (Šolta) shine on any agenda. With more than 2,700 hours of sunshine and calm seas, catamaran charters in Split allow for alternating relaxed sailing with water activities for the whole group.

Connected areas to extend your catamaran charter in Split

1. Istria: Heading north, the Kamenjak peninsula shows wild coves like Školjić, Radovica, or Penižule, perfect for those seeking less crowded excursions.
2. Kvarner Bay: From Opatija or Rijeka, you can access Krk, Cres, and Lošinj, with spacious marinas and mountainous landscapes that contrast with the intense blue.
3. Zadar: A vibrant historic center, the Sea Organ, and getaways to Ugljan or Pašman make this stop essential for one-week itineraries.
4. Šibenik: A strategic point for Kornati and Krka Park. St. James Cathedral and the fortresses offer a high-level cultural stop.
5. Biograd: With a seafaring tradition, it has wide moorings, specialized workshops, and quick access to Murter, Pašman, and Kornati.
6. Dubrovnik: The classic of the southern coast: Hvar, Korčula, and Mljet before reaching the walled city, ideal as a memorable end to the trip.

Climate and conditions for catamaran charters in Split

• Season: From May to October, the weather is stable and services are at peak performance; September stands out for warm waters and quieter anchorages.
• Temperatures: Summers between 23-30°C, mild springs, winters around 8-9°C. Perfect for combining sailing and swimming.
• Winds: Maestral (NW) is ideal for catamarans seeking moderate speed; bora (NE) requires vigilance; jugo (S) signals weather changes.
• Precipitation: July and August have almost no rain; in autumn, check reports and book sheltered marinas if fronts are forecast.
• Sea temperature: 23-25°C from June to September, perfect for snorkeling and paddleboarding. May and October offer cooler but pleasant water.

Recommended beaches and coves for catamarans from Split

Multihulls allow for anchoring near beaches and coves with great stability.

• Šakarun: Dugi Otok; light sand and transparent waters, ideal for spending the day.
• Zrće: Pag Island; music and beach clubs to combine sea and leisure.
• Zlatni Rat: Brač; a pebble spit that shifts with the wind, perfect for windsurfing and paddleboarding.
• Batalo: Proizd; calm corners and turquoise water worthy of a postcard.
• Zelena Punta: Ugljan; pine forests and a sandy bottom suitable for catamaran anchoring.

Check coordinates to position your catamaran precisely:

Beach or cove	Location and GPS coordinates
Šakarun	Dugi Otok Island · 44.1486° N, 14.8833° E
Zrće	Pag Island (Novalja) · 44.5415° N, 14.9152° E
Zlatni Rat	Brač Island (Bol) · 43.2570° N, 16.6390° E
Batalo	Proizd Islet (Korčula) · 42.9826° N, 16.6818° E
Zelena Punta	Ugljan Island · 44.1095° N, 15.1250° E

Activities in Split and its surroundings during your catamaran charter

A catamaran charter in Split is complemented by top-tier heritage and nature. Highlights include:

• Diocletian’s Palace, the monumental heart of Split.
• Trogir’s historic center, protected by UNESCO.
• St. James Cathedral in Šibenik.
• Plitvice Lakes National Park.
• Medieval walls of Dubrovnik.

Split and Pula preserve Roman amphitheaters; in Zadar, the Sea Organ plays. The Adriatic invites snorkeling, paddleboarding, kayaking, and technical diving. There are also motorboat and RIB rentals for quick getaways.

The currency is the kuna (HRK); most marinas accept cards, but it is advisable to carry cash for smaller fees or markets.
Dalmatian gastronomy

Enjoy grilled fish, gregada, lamb peka, or pašticada, as well as pršut, kulen, and Pag cheeses. Many catamarans include an outdoor grill for cooking on board.
How to get to Split and board your catamaran

• Plane: SPU airport connects with Zadar, Dubrovnik, Pula, and Rijeka. In summer, there are direct flights from Madrid, Barcelona, Berlin, Paris, Rome, or London.
• Boat: International ferries Ancona–Split and Pescara–Split; Jadrolinija offers fast routes to Hvar, Brač, Vis, Korčula, and Šolta.
• Road: A1 Zagreb–Split highway and connections from Italy, Germany, and Slovenia. Many travelers combine car and catamaran.
• Train: Daily Zagreb–Split service and international connections via Budapest, Vienna, or Ljubljana, with a transfer in Zagreb.

Means of transport	Key routes and connections	Recommendations for the traveler
Plane	Split Airport (SPU) with domestic and direct summer flights from Madrid, Barcelona, Berlin, Paris, Rome, and London.	Buy tickets in advance and coordinate a private transfer or shuttle to the marina (25-30 minutes).
Boat	Ferries from Ancona and Pescara; Jadrolinija network to Hvar, Brač, Vis, Korčula, and Šolta.	Book a cabin if arriving at night, confirm return schedules, and check conditions for boarding a vehicle.
Road	A1 Zagreb–Split highway and connections with Italy, Germany, Austria, and Slovenia.	Plan for tolls, book guarded parking at the marina, and calculate extra time at borders during high season.
Train	Daily Zagreb–Split line; international connections via Budapest, Vienna, or Ljubljana.	Check updated schedules, reserve a seat or bunk, and organize local transport from the station.

Frequently asked questions about catamaran charters in Split

How can I manage initial provisioning and what extras can I add at the last minute?

• You can order groceries online with local supermarkets, request a basic package from the operator (water, ice, snacks, fruit), or schedule a second provisioning in Hvar or Korčula. Common extras: additional paddleboard, electric foil, more powerful dinghy, chef, bartender, photography, or massages on board. Motorized toys must be confirmed before boarding for insurance reasons.

What documents should I bring to the base and what happens if I want to board before the standard time?

• Present your passport or ID, a valid nautical license in Croatia, original VHF certificate, crew list, and proof of additional insurance. If the catamaran is ready, some fleets offer early boarding for an extra cost; it is advisable to request it at least 48 hours in advance so the crew can adjust cleaning and maintenance.

How do the security deposit and specific catamaran insurance work?

• The deposit covers damages outside the hull insurance: dinghy, electronics, minor collisions on bridges or gangways, loss of leisure equipment. It is blocked on a card or held in cash and released after the final inspection. You can take out deposit insurance (damage waiver) to reduce the retention; review exclusions such as gross negligence or sailing in heavy storms.

What is the protocol for fuel and what mandatory fees should I consider?

• The catamaran is delivered with full tanks and returned at the same level. If you do not wish to queue at the gas station, many bases offer assisted refueling service calculated by engine hours. Consider the transit log, final cleaning, tourist tax, and moorings at official buoys; some must be paid in cash.

How do I receive weather reports and what medical assistance is available on the route?

• The base or the skipper checks Windy, MeteoHR, Buoyweather, and NAVTEX warnings daily. If sailing without a skipper, coordinate updates via WhatsApp or at the marina office. For medical care, Split has a main hospital; Hvar, Brač, Korčula, and Vis have clinics and pharmacies. Keep the mandatory first aid kit and maritime emergency numbers (195 and VHF channel 16) handy.

Contact our expert team

Do you want to learn more about catamaran charters in Split or resolve specific doubts? Write to us and an advisor will plan the boat, route, and necessary services with you from your arrival at the airport until the end of the trip. Contact us

We coordinate crews, transfers, premium provisioning, rental cars, gastronomic reservations, insurance, and deposits, ensuring a smooth experience at every stage. Discover Nautic Experience Plus.

Your catamaran journey from Split might be the getaway you’ve been imagining for a long time. Trust the best!

Quick guide to organizing your catamaran rental in Trogir with or without a skipper.

Define the configuration that fits you and set sail from Trogir on a wide-beam catamaran, a converted schooner, or a model with a flybridge recently added to the fleet. Trogir blends historic piers, the peaceful Adriatic, and pine-covered hills embracing the bay. From this hub, you can start your catamaran rental in Trogir heading toward Vis or spend several days gliding between Hvar, Brač, Drvenik, and the Pakleni islands without sacrificing the comfort of two hulls.

Routes adapt quickly to every crew. In the last decade, Trogir has established itself as the capital of catamaran rentals in Croatia, with constantly renewed fleets, agile technical service, and a climate that allows for sailing from spring to late October. Multihulls facilitate anchoring close to the shore with great stability, offering generous swim platforms and panoramic lounges where every sunrise is enjoyed from the front row.

Partner ports for your catamaran rental in Trogir

Within a short radius, you will find Kaštela, Split, Šolta, and Marina, all with wide fingers, staff to assist with maneuvers, and nearby supply areas. It is also easy to connect with Seget Donji (Marina Baotić), Rogoznica (Marina Frapa), Primošten, Omiš, Baška Voda, Hvar, Milna in Brač, Vrboska, Korčula, or Lastovo. Each base has specific spare parts for catamarans, comfortable boarding ramps, and water, electricity, and refueling services sized for multihulls.

The Dalmatian coast combines temperate winds, inlets with good holding ground, and official buoys for overnight stays. The maestral cools the afternoons, south-facing coves ensure rest, and marinas maintain wide berths for catamarans even in high season.

Ways to rent a catamaran in Trogir

Bareboat catamaran: If you have a license recognized in Croatia and a VHF certificate, you can skipper the boat yourself. Always carry the original documentation, prepare the navigation plan, and review daily reports with the base office.

Catamaran with a local skipper: Perfect for focusing on the trip and learning from someone who knows every bay. Daily fees range between 160 and 210 euros depending on length, equipment, and season. The skipper will facilitate entry into narrow marinas and manage reservations for official buoys.

Fully crewed catamaran: Designed for groups seeking personalized attention. Includes a captain, deckhand, chef, or hostess, with tailored menus, cabin service, and total activity planning. Highly requested for luxury catamaran rentals in Trogir for families or companies that prefer to delegate all logistics.

Catamaran without a skipper	Requires a validated license and VHF. Offers absolute freedom of schedules and stops, but involves handling maneuvers, permits, and port management.
Catamaran with a skipper	Includes a local professional who skippers the boat, recommends sheltered anchorages, and coordinates moorings. Ideal for enjoying the journey worry-free.
Catamaran with crew	By adding a chef or hostess, you get full service: cooking, cleaning, water activities, and coordination with premium marinas on each island.

How to plan your catamaran route from Trogir

Sailing from Trogir on a catamaran means visiting clear beaches, stopping at medieval ports, and taking advantage of uncrowded anchorages thanks to the shallow draft. Pakleni, Zlatni Rat (Brač), Vis, and Maslinica (Šolta) shine on any itinerary. With over 2,600 hours of sunshine and calm seas, catamaran rentals in Trogir allow for alternating relaxed sailing with water activities for the whole group.

Connected areas to extend your catamaran rental in Trogir

1. Istria: Heading north, the Kamenjak peninsula reveals wild coves like Školjić, Radovica, or Penižule, perfect for those seeking less crowded spots.
2. Šibenik and Kornati: A strategic stop to visit St. James Cathedral and the karst islands of Kornati. Ideal for itineraries combining culture and nature.
3. Zadar: A vibrant old town, the Sea Organ, and hops to Ugljan or Pašman make this a must-stop for week-long routes.
4. Hvar and Pakleni: A classic route featuring Stari Grad, Palmižana, and anchorages off Jerolim or Mlini.
5. Vis and Biševo: To discover the Blue Cave, Komiža, and remote coves for a peaceful night’s sleep.
6. Dubrovnik: A southern route connecting Korčula, Lastovo, and Mljet before reaching the walled city, perfect as a final touch.

Weather and conditions for catamaran rentals in Trogir

• Season: From May to October, the weather is stable and services are at full capacity; September stands out for warm waters and quieter anchorages.
• Temperatures: Summers between 24-30°C, mild springs, and winters around 8-9°C, suitable for short sails.
• Winds: Maestral (NW) is ideal for multihulls seeking moderate speed; bora (NE) requires vigilance; jugo (S) signals weather changes.
• Precipitation: July and August have almost no rain; in autumn, it is advisable to check reports and book sheltered marinas if fronts are expected.
• Sea temperature: 23-25°C from June to September, perfect for snorkeling and paddleboarding. May and October keep the water slightly cooler but pleasant.

Recommended beaches and coves for catamarans from Trogir

Multihulls allow for anchoring near beaches and coves with outstanding balance.

• Krknjaši (Blue Lagoon): Drvenik Veli; clear sands and crystal-clear waters for spending the day.
• Šešula: Šolta; a sheltered bay with taverns right on the pier.
• Lovrečina: Brač; a sandy strip framed by pine forests.
• Stiniva: Vis; a natural amphitheater with a narrow entrance and emerald water.
• Ploče: Čiovo; a serene anchorage minutes from Trogir’s historic center.

Check coordinates to position your catamaran precisely:

Beach or cove	Location and GPS coordinates
Krknjaši (Blue Lagoon)	Drvenik Veli · 43.4465° N, 16.1495° E
Šešula	Šolta · 43.3902° N, 16.1974° E
Lovrečina	Brač Island · 43.3506° N, 16.7570° E
Stiniva	Vis Island · 43.0428° N, 16.0394° E
Ploče	Čiovo · 43.4962° N, 16.2719° E

Activities in Trogir and its surroundings during your catamaran rental

Catamaran rentals in Trogir are complemented by top-tier heritage and nature. Don’t miss:

• Cathedral of St. Lawrence and Radovan’s portal.
• Kamerlengo Fortress with canal views.
• Šibenik’s old town and St. James Cathedral.
• Krka National Park and its waterfalls.
• Walls of Dubrovnik if you extend the route south.

Trogir and Split preserve Venetian amphitheaters and squares; in Zadar, the Sea Organ plays. The Adriatic invites snorkeling, paddleboarding, kayaking, and technical diving. There are also motorboat and RIB rentals for quick getaways.

The official currency is the euro; most marinas accept cards, though it is advisable to carry cash for smaller fees or markets.
Dalmatian gastronomy

Taste grilled fish, gregada, octopus peka, or pašticada, as well as pršut, kulen, and Pag cheeses. Many catamarans include an outdoor BBQ for cooking on board.
How to get to Trogir and board your catamaran

• Plane: SPU airport connects with Zagreb, Dubrovnik, Pula, and Rijeka. In summer, direct flights operate from Madrid, Barcelona, Berlin, Paris, Rome, and London.
• Boat: International ferries Ancona–Split and Bari–Split; Jadrolinija offers fast routes to Hvar, Brač, Vis, Korčula, and Šolta.
• Road: A1 Zagreb–Split highway and links from Italy, Germany, and Slovenia. Many sailors combine car and catamaran.
• Train: Daily service Zagreb–Split and international connections via Budapest, Vienna, or Ljubljana, with a transfer in Split.

Means of transport	Key routes and connections	Recommendations for the traveler
Plane	Split Airport (SPU) with domestic and direct summer flights from Madrid, Barcelona, Berlin, Paris, Rome, and London.	Buy tickets in advance and coordinate a private transfer or shuttle to Marina Baotić (15-20 minutes).
Boat	Ferries from Ancona and Bari; Jadrolinija network to Hvar, Brač, Vis, Korčula, and Šolta.	Book a cabin if arriving at night, confirm return schedules, and check conditions for boarding a vehicle.
Road	A1 Zagreb–Split highway and connections with Italy, Germany, Austria, and Slovenia.	Plan for tolls, book secure parking at the marina, and allow extra time at borders during high season.
Train	Daily Zagreb–Split line; international connections via Budapest, Vienna, or Ljubljana.	Check updated schedules, reserve a seat or bunk, and organize local transport from the station.

Frequently asked questions about catamaran rentals in Trogir

How can I manage initial provisioning and what extras can I add at the last minute?

• You can order groceries online with local supermarkets, request a basic package from the operator (water, ice, fruit, snacks), or schedule a second provisioning in Hvar or Korčula. Common extras: additional paddleboard, electric foil, more powerful dinghy, chef, bartender, photography, or massages on board. Motorized toys must be confirmed before boarding due to insurance requirements.

What documents should I bring to the base and what happens if I want to board before the standard time?

• Present your passport or ID, a nautical license valid in Croatia, original VHF certificate, crew list, and proof of additional insurance. If the catamaran is ready, some fleets offer early boarding for a fee; it is advisable to request this at least 48 hours in advance so the crew can adjust cleaning and maintenance.

How do the security deposit and specific catamaran insurance work?

• The security deposit covers damages outside the hull insurance: dinghy, electronics, bumps on gangways, or loss of leisure equipment. It is blocked on a card or held in cash and released after the final inspection. You can take out a damage waiver to reduce the retention; review exclusions like gross negligence or sailing during a storm warning.

What is the protocol for fuel and what mandatory fees should I consider?

• The catamaran is delivered with full tanks and must be returned the same way. If you don’t want to wait in line at the gas station, many bases offer assisted refueling services calculated by engine hours. Keep in mind the transit log, final cleaning, tourist tax, and moorings at official buoys; some payments are made in cash.

How do I receive weather reports and what medical assistance is available on the route?

• The base or the skipper daily check Windy, MeteoHR, Buoyweather, and NAVTEX warnings. If sailing without a skipper, coordinate updates via WhatsApp or at the office. For medical care, Split has a main hospital; Hvar, Brač, Korčula, and Vis have clinics and pharmacies. Keep the mandatory first aid kit and maritime emergency numbers (195 and VHF channel 16) handy.

Contact our expert team

Do you want to learn more about catamaran rentals in Trogir or resolve specific doubts? Write to us, and an advisor will help you plan the boat, the route, and the necessary services from your arrival at the airport to the end of the trip. Contact us

We coordinate crews, transfers, premium provisioning, rental cars, gastronomic reservations, insurance, and deposits, ensuring a smooth experience at every stage. Discover Nautic Experience Plus.

Your catamaran journey from Trogir might be the getaway you’ve been imagining for a long time. Trust the best!