Whether you are chartering a yacht for the first time or returning to the Adriatic, here are the most common questions our guests ask when booking a sailing holiday with Sailing360.
For bareboat charters in Croatia, you need a valid skipper license and VHF certificate. If you don’t have one, our Sailing360 Sailing School offers intensive courses where you can learn to sail and obtain the C-category Boat Skipper License.
Yes. A professional skipper can be hired for daily or full-week charters. This is the best option for beginners or those who want a relaxed holiday.
The security deposit is a refundable amount left at check-in to cover any minor damages. It is fully returned if the boat is brought back without damage.
Not included: fuel, marina fees, food, skipper, and tourist tax.
Check-in usually starts around 17:00 on Saturdays. Check-out is typically by 09:00 the following Saturday.
We recommend exploring our curated routes: Sailing360 Sailing Routes.
Croatia offers excellent sailing conditions throughout the season. Learn more in our detailed article: Weather & Sailing Conditions.
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