Last updated: October 2026
Price range: €41,650 to €81,000 a week, low to high season
These are the 5 most luxurious catamarans you can charter in Croatia in 2027, the ones that genuinely feel like floating beach villas. We have been aboard each yacht and only shortlisted the cats that meet strict criteria for comfort, design and service.
For more choice at a lower price, see our top 10 crewed catamaran charters in Croatia, from €16,900 a week.
How we chose these catamarans
- Luxury Interiors: grand master cabins + big social areas that feel like luxury villas, not cramped boats
- Outdoor spaces: large decks and flybridges for lounging, dining, and sunset drinks
- Water toys: serious toy lists for active guests, from SUPs to seabobs and e-foils
- Crew & service: professional crews and gourmet menus we have seen at work
5. AMBER ONE
Best luxury power catamaran in Croatia for friend groups: 4 equal cabins, easy to share
AMBER ONE offers something that is rare to find and often requested: a layout that works for multiple couples or friends splitting the bill. No fighting over the master – just 4 equal doubles.
As a Sunreef 70 Power, she combines catamaran space with motor-yacht speed and finish. The amber theme runs subtly through the design, from the colour palette to the signature cocktail, so she feels like a floating penthouse rather than a typical charter boat.
The flybridge is the real showstopper: the biggest and nicest we’ve seen on a catamaran in Croatia, with masses of space for lounging, dining, and sundowners.
AMBER ONE also stands out for toys. She carries a jet ski on the aft platform with a crane launch system, still relatively uncommon on catamarans in Croatia, plus a wider toy setup, with options like an e-foil available on request. AMBER ONE is an easy yacht to recommend.
4. N+1
Best luxury catamaran in Croatia for families with kids, with a rare 5th cabin with bunk beds.
We love N+1, a Sunreef 70 Eco, because she feels like a proper modern beach house at sea: the main saloon has a fantastic layout with the galley like a stage, which is perfect when you have a chef like Neno. His food is beautiful, versatile, and authentic, and he’s more than capable of accommodating gluten-free, dairy-free, and other dietary needs, and he bakes fresh pastries in the mornings.
All the cabins have island beds, so you can get in from both sides, a detail a lot of guests care about. The VIP cabins feel generous and equal enough that no one will feel “cheated”, and there’s a rare 5th cabin with bunk beds that’s ideal for children, making N+1 the perfect catamaran for families.
N+1’s water-toy lineup has something for the whole family: water skis, wakeboards, towables, and an e-foil, which the crew is happy to teach.
3. MIDORI
Most original luxury catamaran in Croatia: fully electric, with the chef cooking sushi in front of you.
MIDORI is the most original catamaran in Croatia right now. She is a 2026 Sunreef 70 Eco, fully electric, and built around a Japanese idea: midori means green, and her hull is a deep green to match. Cruising is near silent.
Sunshades fore and aft and a walk-through from end to end make her read as one large open platform. The galley is the star. A huge cooking island lets the chef make sushi in front of the guests and serve it straight onto the counter, which turns dinner into a whole evening most boats cannot offer.
She takes 6 guests, and every bed splits into twins, so she reconfigures for couples, friends or a family. The master is massive, and she carries plenty of toys. Read our full MIDORI review.
2. ADRIATIC DRAGON
Most luxurious master cabin on a catamaran in Croatia, with a private sea balcony.
We recommend ADRIATIC DRAGON for guests who want a true “owner’s suite” at sea. The master cabin is the star: a full-beam suite with a walk-in wardrobe and a fold-down balcony at the waterline, so you can open the side and step straight out to the sea. It feels much closer to a small superyacht cabin than a typical catamaran layout.
The rest of the boat matches that standard. A recent refit means she’s in great condition, with generous sunbeds on the flybridge, a big lounging area on the foredeck, and plenty of space aft for dining and relaxing.
Her captain, Nikša Gjurasić, is the bonus: he grew up in Dubrovnik with these islands as his backyard, and he plans routes accordingly.
1. X MOTION
Best overall luxury catamaran in Croatia: the full package.
We rate X MOTION, a Sunreef 80, as our number one pick in Croatia because she genuinely ticks all the boxes. Inside, she feels like a modern beach villa: calm grey tones, a huge main saloon with an electric fireplace, big dining and lounge areas, and 360° views. It’s clean and minimal, without the usual charter clutter.
Outside, the bow lounge and trampolines are fantastic for hanging out at anchor, and the hydraulic beach deck makes swimming and launching toys easy. Lunch on board showed how strong the galley is: chef Mladen handled gluten-free, vegan and regular diets in one service without anyone feeling like an afterthought. From octopus carpaccio and crispy shrimp polpette with avocado cream to caramelised Hokkaido pumpkin with hummus, baby gem lettuce and a chocolate cake with pistachio crumble, the menu felt genuinely restaurant-level.
She also has more than the basic toy setup: tender, seabobs, SUPs, skis, wakeboard, towables and more, enough to keep most guests happily busy between bays. When guests tell us they want the most luxurious all-round catamaran in Croatia, X MOTION is the yacht we recommend first.
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