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Spend a private full day on a 45 ft sail yacht cruising between Split and the Čiovo peninsula. Expect multiple anchor stops for swimming, snorkeling, optional restaurant lunch delivery, and a relaxed, small-group experience tailored to your pace.
Spend a private full day on a 45 ft sail yacht cruising between Split and the Čiovo peninsula. Expect multiple anchor stops for swimming, snorkeling, optional restaurant lunch delivery, and a relaxed, small-group experience tailored to your pace.
You step aboard a 45 ft (14 m) sail yacht as Spinut marina slips astern and the city’s stone roofs recede. The sea smells sharp; the sail fills and the yacht moves with a patient, deliberate rhythm. For the next eight to nine hours the Adriatic sets the pace — short hops across crystalline water, anchorings in quiet coves, and long minutes simply watching light on wave crests.
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Operated by CroBoat · Split, Split-Dalmatia County
You step aboard a 45 ft (14 m) sail yacht as Spinut marina slips astern and the city’s stone roofs recede. The sea smells sharp; the sail fills and the yacht moves with a patient, deliberate rhythm. For the next eight to nine hours the Adriatic sets the pace — short hops across crystalline water, anchorings in quiet coves, and long minutes simply watching light on wave crests.
This route keeps close to Split and the Čiovo peninsula, a coastline shaped by Dalmatian limestone and ancient human harboring. Split grew from the Roman palace of Diocletian; Marjan hill’s pine slopes that rise above the city are a local landmark you’ll circle by sea. Čiovo’s sheltered bays have been used for fishing and small-scale trade for centuries, and today they offer calm swimming and snorkeling in Posidonia beds.
Practically, the trip is a private full-day charter (approx. 510 minutes) for up to 10–12 guests with a skipper and snorkeling gear provided. Expect multiple anchor stops for swimming, optional lunch delivery from shore restaurants, and the chance to rent a jet ski at one stop. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, a light windbreaker, and footwear for moving around the deck or stepping on pebbled beaches. Take motion-sickness meds if you’re sensitive; seas can change with the bora or sirocco.
Boarding and return are at Spinut marina near Split; the operator enforces health restrictions for pregnant guests and people with serious spinal or heart conditions. The day favors easygoing travelers who like short sails, clear water, and private time on a comfortable yacht.
easy.
8–9 hours.
Minimal fitness required — steady balance for boarding, moving on deck, and short steps onto pebbled shores.
Yes — the booking is a private charter for your group; no other passengers are added to the boat that day.
No — lunch is optional; local restaurants can deliver to the anchored boat but food costs are not included in the charter price.
Boarding and return take place at Spinut marina in Split, close to the city center and public transport options.
The operator lists all sales final with no refunds; trips may be canceled for bad weather and then rescheduled if possible.
Split developed around Emperor Diocletian’s 4th-century palace; Marjan hill has been a guarded green space and lookout for centuries.
Anchoring can damage Posidonia seagrass; follow skipper guidance, pack out all trash, and use reef-safe sunscreen to reduce local impact.
CroBoat operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step aboard a 45 ft (14 m) sail yacht as Spinut marina slips astern and the city’s stone roofs recede. The sea smells sharp; the sail fills and the yacht moves with a patient, deliberate rhythm. For the next eight to nine hours the Adriatic sets the pace — short hops across crystalline water, anchorings in quiet coves, and long minutes simply watching light on wave crests.
You step aboard a 45 ft (14 m) sail yacht as Spinut marina slips astern and the city’s stone roofs recede. The sea smells sharp; the sail fills and the yacht moves with a patient, deliberate rhythm. For the next eight to nine hours the Adriatic sets the pace — short hops across crystalline water, anchorings in quiet coves, and long minutes simply watching light on wave crests.
This route keeps close to Split and the Čiovo peninsula, a coastline shaped by Dalmatian limestone and ancient human harboring. Split grew from the Roman palace of Diocletian; Marjan hill’s pine slopes that rise above the city are a local landmark you’ll circle by sea. Čiovo’s sheltered bays have been used for fishing and small-scale trade for centuries, and today they offer calm swimming and snorkeling in Posidonia beds.
Practically, the trip is a private full-day charter (approx. 510 minutes) for up to 10–12 guests with a skipper and snorkeling gear provided. Expect multiple anchor stops for swimming, optional lunch delivery from shore restaurants, and the chance to rent a jet ski at one stop. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, a light windbreaker, and footwear for moving around the deck or stepping on pebbled beaches. Take motion-sickness meds if you’re sensitive; seas can change with the bora or sirocco.
Boarding and return are at Spinut marina near Split; the operator enforces health restrictions for pregnant guests and people with serious spinal or heart conditions. The day favors easygoing travelers who like short sails, clear water, and private time on a comfortable yacht.