A crewed Sunreef catamaran in Croatia costs about €42,500 a week in high season for a Sunreef 60, the most common size, plus expenses and 13% VAT. The 70 footers are about €63,800 and the Sunreef 80s about €76,500.
That buys a semi-custom luxury catamaran for six to ten guests with three to five crew. We count 21 Sunreefs cruising Croatia in our catalogue, 19 of them built since 2015, and 18 are listed on this site.
Which Sunreef models can you charter in Croatia?
Sunreef Yachts is a Polish yard founded in 2002 by Francis Lapp, building semi-custom sailing and power catamarans in Gdansk. Croatia has some of its newest charter yachts, including the all-electric Sunreef Eco models.
The Sunreefs cruising Croatia fall into four sizes:
- Sunreef 50s: two smaller yachts at about €17,500 to €32,000 a week.
- Sunreef 60: nine yachts, the most common size, for eight guests in four cabins, at about €42,500 a week.
- Sunreef 70: six sailing, power and Eco catamarans for six to ten guests, at about €63,800 a week.
- Sunreef 80: three yachts for eight guests, at about €76,500 a week.
How much does a Sunreef cost to charter in Croatia per week?
About €42,500 a week in high season for a Sunreef 60, the most common size, before expenses and VAT.
| Size | Sunreefs cruising Croatia | Typical high-season week | Up to |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 to 59 ft | 2 | €24,750 | €32,000 |
| 60 to 69 ft | 9 | €42,500 | €68,000 |
| 70 to 79 ft | 6 | €63,825 | €95,000 |
| 80 ft and up | 3 | €76,500 | €81,000 |
High-season weekly rates of the Sunreefs in our catalogue that cruise Croatia, built 2000 or later, October 2026. Not every yacht is listed online, so ask us about any size here and we will quote it.
The APA and 13% Croatian VAT come on top, and our Croatia yacht charter cost guide works through a real example.
Sunreef or Lagoon: which catamaran suits Croatia?
Three things decide it in Croatia:
- Sunreef: semi-custom luxury catamarans with more crew and a higher finish, about €42,500 a week for a Sunreef 60.
- Lagoon: the biggest choice and the most space for the money, about €33,000 a week for a Lagoon 55 or 60. See our Lagoon page.
- Power catamarans: Sunreef’s power and Eco models cruise faster or quieter, and our power catamaran charters in Croatia list them all.
Torn between Croatia and Greece? Our Croatia versus Greece comparison covers the sailing, the prices and the crowds.
Our favourite Sunreefs for charter in Croatia
We have been aboard these Sunreefs or booked them for our clients. All five are based around Split, an easy start for Central Dalmatia and the run south to Dubrovnik.
MIDORI is a brand-new, fully electric Sunreef 70 Eco whose silent motors make cruising a real pleasure. She has plenty of toys and a massive, genuinely luxurious master cabin, and our MIDORI review covers her in full, at €79,000 a week in high season.
AMBER ONE is a 2023 Sunreef 70 and one of the few true luxury power catamarans in Croatia, with one of the largest flybridges we have seen on a catamaran and a jet ski on a crane at the stern. Her crew have been together since launch, so the service is dialled in, at €63,750 a week in high season.
N+1 is a 2024 Sunreef 70 and a top pick for food lovers: Chef Neno is a real artist who happily cooks gluten-free and dairy-free. Every cabin has an island bed, and a fifth cabin with bunks for children is rare on a catamaran, at €58,650 a week in high season.
SINATA is a Sunreef 60 from 2020, well looked after, with a removable bed built into the master cabin’s closet so parents can keep a small child close. Her chef runs a family restaurant in Zagreb and cooks proper Mediterranean food, at €39,704 a week in high season.
AHALYA is a 2025 Sunreef 60 with a warm feel, a striking colour scheme and a sheltered aft deck for dining. Her flybridge has a big table, a barbecue, an ice maker, hammock chairs and gym kit under a UV-protected hardtop, at €36,125 a week in high season.
Chartering a Sunreef somewhere else? Our Sunreef yacht charter guide on DMA Yachting covers every destination, and our yacht builders in Croatia page compares every yard we charter here.
People also ask
How much does it cost to charter a Sunreef in Croatia?
About €42,500 a week in high season for a crewed Sunreef 60, about €63,800 for a 70 footer and about €76,500 for a Sunreef 80, with the APA and 13% Croatian VAT on top.
How many guests does a Sunreef catamaran take?
Eight on most Sunreef 60s and 80s, in four cabins, and six to ten on the Sunreef 70s depending on the layout.
What is a Sunreef Eco?
Sunreef’s electric line, with solar panels built into the yacht and electric motors, so she cruises and runs her systems almost silently. MIDORI, a Sunreef 70 Eco, is based in Split.
Can you charter a Sunreef power catamaran in Croatia?
Yes. AMBER ONE is a Sunreef 70 power catamaran based in Split, and our power catamaran page lists the others.
Who builds Sunreef catamarans?
Sunreef Yachts, a Polish yard founded in 2002 by Francis Lapp, builds its catamarans in Gdansk.
Sunreef Catamarans to charter
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