Last updated: September 2026
Benetti is an Italian shipyard, founded in 1873 by Lorenzo Benetti near Viareggio on the Tuscan coast. Today it builds superyachts at two yards, in Viareggio and Livorno, as part of the Azimut Benetti group. We list 7 Benetti yachts whose listings name Croatia as a cruising area, from a 33 metre yacht based in Trogir to a 60 metre superyacht based in Athens. BARENTS lists Croatia among her winter cruising areas only.
This page counts all 7 down, from #7, the smallest, up to #1, the biggest, ranked by the length on each yacht’s listing. Ranking uses the exact listed length; where two boats share a length, the newer one ranks higher. Lengths, guest counts and rates are as shown on each yacht’s listing on 29 September 2026. Each rate range is the listing’s published lower and upper weekly charter fee, before running expenses and VAT; where a listing has a season table, the higher figure applies in high season. SUNDAY, BARENTS, BOMBAY and GRANDE AMORE show 2026 rate tables, TO je TO shows 2027 rates, and DON CIRO and ALEXANDRA give a range with no year, so ask us for 2027 on all of them. For the list with current rates, see our Benetti charter rates.
What Makes a Benetti, and Which Ones Cruise Croatia
Benetti’s current range runs from about 34 metres to over 100, in five families: Class, Oasis, B.Now, B.Yond and full custom builds. The seven below are earlier Benettis, launched between 1980 and 2016, and six of them have been refitted since 2018.
Only two of the seven are based in Croatia: DON CIRO and TO je TO both board at Trogir, about 15 minutes by car from Split airport. The other five have their home ports in Athens, France or Italy, and their listings add Croatia to the waters they cruise. Tell us your dates and we will check routing and availability with each yacht’s charter team.
7. DON CIRO
“A Trogir-Based Benetti with a Foredeck Jacuzzi”
DON CIRO is a 108 foot (33 m) Benetti built in 2002 and refitted in 2019. Her listing gives her builder as Benetti SD. She is based at Marina Trogir, 15 minutes by car from Split airport, and cruises only Croatia. Her spec sheet says 10 guests and her description up to 9, in 4 en-suite cabins, so ask us to confirm the number.
The foredeck has a jacuzzi with sun pads, and there are two places to eat outside, on the aft deck and on the flybridge under a hardtop. She has stabilizers that also work at anchor, Starlink Wi-Fi, and Seabobs, paddleboards, canoes and an inflatable floating island for swim stops. Rates run from €49,900 to €55,000 per week, plus expenses.
6. TO je TO
“A 1980 Classic, Kept Current”
TO je TO is a 115 foot (35.05 m) Benetti built in 1980 and refitted in 2022, based in Trogir. She takes 8 guests in 4 en-suite cabins, a main deck master suite and three doubles, and cruises at about 10 knots. She has stabilizers underway and at anchor, Starlink, a 300 hp Sea-Doo jet ski, 2 Seabob F5S and a 4.5 metre inflatable swim platform.
Her listing already shows 2027 rates: €50,000 per week outside July and August and €60,000 per week in July and August, plus a 40 percent APA and Croatian VAT at 13 percent.
5. GRANDE AMORE
“An Elevator Across Three Decks”
GRANDE AMORE is a 145 foot (44 m) Benetti built in 2006 and refitted in 2020. Her base is Lavrio, near Athens, and her summer cruising areas include Croatia along with Italy, Greece and the western Mediterranean. She takes 12 guests in 6 en-suite cabins, two of them master suites.
An elevator links three decks, and her listing describes wheelchair-friendly access, with an accessible bathroom in the upper deck master. She has a beach club, a large swim platform, a deck jacuzzi and stabilizers underway and at anchor. Rates run from €160,000 to €189,000 per week, plus expenses.
4. BOMBAY
“The Newest Benetti Here”
BOMBAY is a 163.98 foot (49.98 m) Benetti built in 2016 and refitted in 2023, the newest build on this page. That listed length is a fraction under the two 164 foot boats above her, so she ranks just below them despite being the newest. Her home port is given as France / Italy, and her summer areas run from Sicily and the French Riviera to the Balearics and Croatia. She takes 10 guests in 5 cabins, a main deck master suite, two VIP doubles and two twins. Her notes for summer 2025 put the limit for deliveries at Naples unless the charter is over two weeks, so ask us about a Croatian week.
Her beach club and swim platform make launching the toys easy: jet skis, Seabobs, a Jetsurf board, paddleboards and towables. She has a deck jacuzzi and stabilizers at anchor and underway. Rates run from €230,000 to €265,000 per week, plus expenses.
3. BARENTS
“Built for a Party on the Sundeck”
BARENTS is a 164 foot (49.99 m) Benetti built in 1999 and refitted in 2021, based in Athens. She sleeps 12 guests in 6 suites and cruises at 14 knots. Her listing names Greece for her summer season and lists Croatia among her winter cruising areas; for a summer week in Croatia, ask us to confirm availability and routing.
The sundeck has a jacuzzi and a central bar. An extended hydraulic swim platform launches an 11 metre tender, 2 jet skis and Seabobs, and she carries a gym. Rates run from €155,000 to €185,000 per week, plus expenses.
From our onboard visit
The sundeck is built for a party, a raised stern platform perfect for a band and dance floor, plus a central bar you can reach straight from the jacuzzi.
2. ALEXANDRA
“Balconies That Open from the Salon”
ALEXANDRA is a 164 foot (50 m) Benetti built in 2002 and refitted in 2018, based in Athens and cruising Greece, Turkey and Croatia. She ranks above BARENTS, at the same listed length, because she is the newer build. She takes 12 guests in 7 cabins.
The main deck salon has two hydraulic balconies and glass doors that open on both sides, so the dining area turns into an open-air room. There is a deck jacuzzi, a barbecue on the sun deck, 2 Sea-Doo jet skis and 2 Seabob F5S. Rates run from €180,000 to €210,000 per week, plus expenses.
1. SUNDAY
“Nearly 60 Metres, and the Biggest Benetti We List”
SUNDAY is a 196 foot (59.74 m) Benetti built in 2006 and refitted in 2010. She is based in Athens, and her listing names Greece, Turkey and Croatia for both summer and winter. She takes 12 guests in 6 cabins: a full-beam master suite on the main deck with a study and his and hers bathrooms, a VIP on the upper deck, two queen cabins and two twins with a Pullman berth each.
She cruises at 14 knots, and three tenders, including a Novurania and a Zodiac, shuttle guests ashore, with 2 Yamaha jet skis, wakeboards and waterskis for the swim stops. Rates run from €310,000 to €320,000 per week, plus expenses.
What a Benetti Charter in Croatia Costs
The seven Benettis above list from €49,900 per week for DON CIRO up to €320,000 per week for SUNDAY. The two Trogir boats are the most affordable: DON CIRO from €49,900 to €55,000 per week, and TO je TO from €50,000 to €60,000 per week on her 2027 rates. The five bigger yachts list from €155,000 per week (BARENTS) to €320,000 per week (SUNDAY).
Those are charter fees only. Fuel, food and marina fees come out of an advance provisioning allowance (APA) paid on top, and any unspent APA is returned after the charter. TO je TO’s listing sets the APA at 40 percent of the fee, and the SUNDAY, ALEXANDRA and BARENTS listings at 30 percent; the other three give no percentage. For a charter in Croatia, VAT is a flat 13 percent, charged on the charter fee and not on the APA, as our Croatia vs Greece guide explains. The Athens-based listings quote Greek VAT at 5.2 percent, so ask us which applies to your route. On a fee of €300,000 per week, 5.2 percent is €15,600 per week and 13 percent is €39,000 per week.
As a general illustration, a charter fee of €60,000 per week with 13 percent VAT comes to €67,800 per week, and a 40 percent APA adds an advance of €24,000 per week, settled against what is actually spent. These figures are a snapshot of the listings on 29 September 2026; the years differ by listing, as noted above.
Where a Croatian Benetti Week Goes
On the two Trogir-based boats, the week starts a short drive from Split airport, and for the other five, ask us whether and where they can start a Croatian week; our guide on how to get to your Croatia yacht charter has the drive times. From Trogir, Hvar, Vis and Korčula are the classic islands for a week, and a one-way charter can finish in Dubrovnik. In summer, the afternoon wind is usually the maestral, a northwesterly.
High season is July and August in most of these listings’ rate notes; confirm the dates for your week with us. Tell us your dates and how many guests, and we will check which of these Benettis is free and send you the brochures.
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