Power Catamaran Charters in Croatia

A power catamaran gives you the two-hull space of a catamaran without waiting on the wind. In Croatia that matters more than most places: the islands sit close together, so an extra few knots turns a full-day passage into a morning hop and leaves the afternoon for swimming.

The fleet here is still small but growing, and the boats that are available book early.

Why Charter a Power Catamaran in Croatia?

• Space of a much bigger motor yacht: the twin-hull layout buys you deck and saloon area
• Flat and steady: no heeling, and far less roll at anchor in an exposed bay
• Lower fuel burn: cheaper to run than a motor yacht of similar size, which shows in the APA
• Shallow draft: anchor closer in, tuck into coves the deeper boats skip

How Much Does a Power Catamaran Charter in Croatia Cost?

Crewed power catamarans in Croatia start at around €40,000 per week, sitting above sailing catamarans of the same length and comfortably below a motor yacht with similar living space. Fuel burn is lower than a motor yacht, so the APA lands lower too. On top of the base rate, budget for:

• VAT: 13% Croatian charter tax, one of the lowest in the Mediterranean
• APA: 25-30% for fuel, food, drinks, and dockage
• Gratuity: 10-15%, based on service

See our full Croatia yacht charter costs guide →

Where to Go on Your Croatia Power Catamaran Charter?

Start in Split or Trogir and the whole of central Dalmatia opens up: Brac, Hvar, Vis, and Korcula in easy hops, with time to stop and swim between them. The shallow draft makes the Kornati islands out of Sibenik a genuine option, where the best anchorages are tight and rocky. A one-way run down to Mljet and Dubrovnik fits comfortably in a week.

Best Itineraries for Power Catamarans

7-Day Split Round Trip: Vis, Hvar, Korcula →

7-Day Sibenik Itinerary: Kornati Islands →

7-Day Trogir Round Trip Itinerary →

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