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ACI Marina Dubrovnik (Croatia)
6 Cabins • 12 Berths • 49 ft
From 11 930 €
A Dubrovnik yacht charter is an essential sailing trip in Croatia for anyone who wants to be immersed in a magical, historic old town which has been infused with modern architecture and a thriving nightlife. Spend your day discovering the UNESCO World Heritage Site and sailing through the gorgeous lagoon, before returning to the marina where your catamaran is berthed, and where you can enjoy a night in the comfortable cabins. If you choose to have a skipper, they may show you Croatia’s hidden gems, Dubrovnik attractions with a low price, Split, or the stunning islands to which you can sail your catamaran charter throughout the week. One of Croatia’s most iconic cities, Dubrovnik is a wonderful yacht charter location.
ACI Marina Dubrovnik (Croatia)
6 Cabins • 12 Berths • 49 ft
From 11 930 €
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A successful catamaran charter in Dubrovnik requires a great skipper on your boat and ideal weather – thankfully, you can sail through stunning Dubrovnik city with sunglasses on! While it is always important to get the details of the weather before your yacht leaves the marina, you can count on temperatures in Croatia to average around 28°C during the day meaning a swim in the lagoon is on the to-do list! Exploring the old town is also perfect in this glorious sunshine, with many of Dubrovnik’s iconic attractions being open all year round. Planning your yacht charter in the shoulder seasons of April and October is recommended for those who do not want to be met with large crowds in ACI Marina Dubrovnik, or ACI Marina Komolac. Many of the boats and catamarans available also have fans in the cabins, which is a welcome relief as you rest in the berths of Croatia’s best marinas after a busy day of sailing.
Skippers will know where best to sail during your week catamaran charter in Dubrovnik, and there are some exquisite stretches of Croatia coastline to choose from: Copacabana Beach: Crytal-clear waters, pebble-lined beaches… this is an ideal day trip for families with young children. This popular beach is frequented by residents of Dubrovnik throughout the year, with many boats choosing to sail here thanks to the lush scenery. Mlini Beach: If you have a crewed yacht charter, this may be one place they recommend you sail your yacht charter to during your week of sailing. Thanks to the sandy beach, this oasis is a haven to which you can escape, either via a short sail on your boat charter, or indeed a quick taxi ride away should you wish to leave your catamaran in the marina berths. Sveti Jakov Beach : Not far from the old town of Dubrovnik, this is a favourite of locals and indeed people from all over Croatia including Split! It is easy to see why – a descent of 160 steps is a small price to pay for a stunning view, but a better option may be to sail your catamaran charter to this paradise so you can have instant access to this idyllic sailing spot.
Of course, many who choose Dubrovnik as their yacht rental and sailing destination strive to spend their day discovering the secrets of the old town of Croatia, analysing the intricate details of the architecture, and observing the gorgeous rooftops which are visible from all marinas. Fans of the iconic hit TV Show Game of Thrones will, of course, instantly recognise the streets, and may spend their week with their catamaran charter in ACI Marina Dubrovnik while they recreate their favourite scenes!
Although a big city, everything is within walking or sailing distance, or a minute taxi ride at a low price should get you to some popular places just outside the city. The skipper will be happy to let you roam during the day, before returning to your cabin at night for a well-needed rest. Highlights include Lovrijenac Fort which is perched dramatically overlooking the boats of the marina at 37 metres above sea level.
A yacht charter in Dubrovnik means you can sail your catamaran to various berths chasing the best food at the best price. Your skipper can show you some great food spots close to your marina or as you spend your day island hopping. In the old town of Dubrovnik, there are some stellar establishments such as Nautika Restaurant and Pantarul. Be sure to check the opening times as they vary throughout the year. Live like a true local during your week catamaran charter and try the following local dishes: Peka: A signature dish of the Dalmatian Coastline, Peka is a delicious mixture of vegetables and meat in an iron dish. This tasty meal originating from Dubrovnik is one of Croatia’s most succulent dishes and can take up to three hours to prepare. Enjoy this tasty meal with a drink after a day of sailing before retiring to your cabin in the evening. Pašticada : A long day of sailing your bareboat charter to Split or one of Croatia’s alluring islands, your skipper, your guests, and anyone else who may be on your crewed yacht charter are sure to be hungry. This delicious meal, prepared at an enviable price, is just the trick. The details of the recipe are as follows: scrumptious beef stew with a signature, flavoursome sauce, served to perfection with homemade pasta. You should be able to find a variant of this near your berths or any ACI Marina, with some intriguing twists on this classic dish being found throughout the old town of Dubrovnik.
Croatia’s most enchanting city and UNESCO World Heritage jewel is easily accessible. There are multiple flights every day to the airport, found just less than 20km away from the old town of Dubrovnik, so just a short taxi ride away to get to your marina. Flights increase in frequency during high season, with more flights scheduled during the week. To reach your catamaran charter, where you can meet your optional skipper, you can avail of a range of public transport. Unpack your bags in the cabin, before embarking on your sailing trip from island to island, from Dubrovnik to Split.
There are a range of yacht, catamaran, and bareboat charter options for you, with the Lagoon series being extremely sought after, particularly during Croatia’s high season of the year. You may prefer to get to Dubrovnik in the shoulder months. Details of price, availability, and list of marinas and berths in Dubrovnik and Croatia are all available on our site.