Marina Kastela Sailboat Charter

Charters in Split – Why dock in ACI Marina Kastela for the week?

Split has proven to be popular for charters every year. The beautiful city in Croatia offers incredible scenery, intriguing architectural details, and access to some exquisite islands in the Adriatic Sea. Such a prime sailing destination requires a marina which offers great services for you, your guests, and your yachts. Marina Kastela is naturally shielded by islands along the Dalmatian Coastline, which makes the berths safe for yachts of all length. Restaurants close by are a great place to bond with your crew after a day on your sailboat charter, while there are shower and laundry facilities built on site should you require them. This destination sees both bareboat and crewed yacht charters, with an optional skipper being available should you wish to have someone from the area in Croatia show you some hidden jewels or the most popular spots. If you wish to avail of a lower price for docking your yacht charter here, try book your rental for off-season times in spring or mid-autumn, when the price will be lower and there will be less yachts in the marina – yet you can still avail of the beautiful Croatian sun. Boats of all models, from Hanse to Oceanis, from Bali to Beneteau, all choose this bay to explore Dalmatia.

How to spend a week yacht charter from Marina Kastela

Explore the great town of Kastel with your guests

Located just outside of Split, this town is brimming with intriguing historical details which are sure to impress everyone on your yacht charter. From the Benedictine Monastery built with a great view over the yachts in Dalmatia and along the Adriatic Sea, to the unassuming yet fascinating Old Olive Tree, there is no shortage of things to do on land when you want a break from sailing. Visit the Museum of the Town of Kastel to gain insight into the story of the town, before going for some food or drinks at a great price in one of the taverns which can be found close to the base. Charters in Kastel are a great way to remain in a truly authentic Croatian sailing destination, yet still easily being able to sail your charter to Split or the island of luxury in Hvar. Ask your skipper where best to begin exploring in the town, or if you have a bareboat rental, the staff in the marina will be more than happy to help.

Island adventure to Brac and Hvar

Fancy sailing your crewed or bareboat sailboat charter from the bay to a great island in the Adriatic Sea? Brac is found close to the base, being a prime sailing destination for you and your guests to visit for a day or more. Spend some time tanning on your beach towels in Zlatni Rat Beach, an iconic corner of Croatia with a great view of the landscape and turquoise sea. If you want some details on the history of the island, the museum built here is a great way to discover more, or you can immerse yourself in the old town of Blaca Hermitage, a substantial religious dwelling on the island. This is a perfect escape from the city life of Split or Trogir, with a breathtaking sea view, and a range of activities available at a low price – all within a short sailing distance on your bareboat or crewed yacht charter from Marina Kastela!

City life in Split and Trogir during your yacht charter

If you and your guests would prefer a fast-paced environment than the relaxing island life in Brac and other islands, you may wish to spend a day or more of your sailboat rental week in Split or Trogir. These destinations in Croatia need no introduction, with both proving incredibly popular for charters every year. The best thing about choosing Marina Kastela for your hire is you can spend time in these places without paying the same price for mooring in their berths. From the historical details of Split to the incredible bars and restaurants in Trogir, you and your crew can easily get lost in the Croatian lifestyle. The view over the red roofs in Split is jaw-dropping, and sure to stay with you long after you return to your cabins of the yacht charter. Spend time in the Old Town to discover the incredible details of life in Croatia, before returning to your sailboat for a relaxing evening.

When should I charter a sailboat from Marina Kastela

No matter whether you rent a bareboat yacht or choose to have an optional skipper for the week, sailing from this base in Kastel in Croatia will be an unforgettable experience. Thankfully, you and your crew are in luck as the weather every day from mid-spring to mid-autumn tends to be full of sun, meaning you can spend all day tanning on your beach towels if you wish. As you sail the length of the Dalmatia coastline, it is important to be aware of weather details as this can affect your sailing experience. The Bora and Jugo winds can sometimes disrupt yacht charters, but you should be able to avoid these by booking your sailboat in specific times of the year – the Jugo does blow in summer, but your skipper will be used to the climate of Croatia. Temperatures from mid-spring to mid-autumn tend to stay in the mid to high twenties, ensuring the best time for you and your guests during your week yacht charter from Marina Kastela.

How to get to Marina Kastela

When arriving to your sailboat charter base in Kastel from abroad, the most convenient airport is found in Split, which is only a short transit away from the berths. Major international routes are offered throughout the year, which increase in frequency during high season which means you and your guests will have no issue reaching your yacht. When booking charters, you can ask your advisor to organise flights if you wish. Arriving to your bareboat or crewed sailboat rental via bus is also optional, as there is a service which stops every 20 minutes (or 30 minutes at weekends).