A private gulet cruise is not an ordinary sailing on the Adriatic. This is like a fairy tale at sea. The smell of pines and wooden ship’s floor, salt on the sails and dancing on the bow of ship. Try to resist.
WHAT ’S INCLUDED
private charter
crew
half board (breakfast & lunch daily)
fuel
marina taxes
bed linen
insurance
Private gulet charter gives you au freedom and a pinch of adventure spirit. Particulary, this motor/sailing gulete model is from 1960. and it is situated in Split, Hrvatska. Read more to find out what the private gulet charter offers and how to take the best of Dalmatia. Sail with a style!
— Ernest Hemingway, American Writer
The biggest advantage of the charter is freedom in every sense. You choose the boat with the crew, the itinerary and the sailing rhythm.
If there is wind, you can sail, but you don’t have to. Maybe you’ll want to rest in the bay with the sounds of the waves, or maybe you’ll unfurl all the sails and sail to another island.
A gulet offers a different experience than, for example, a catamaran or a sailboat. It is more intimate, has more space, let me add traditions, the voyages of old sailors. For a more complete experience, order rum at the ship’s bar! Play music you like and dance if you like. There are currently 1,244 large and some smaller islands in Croatia. Of this large number, not all of them are inhabited, only 67 of them have inhabitants.
This means that you are left with over a thousand locations that can become your home on this private gulet charter.
If you have not fully explored the Adriatic coast, we will be free to suggest you a few locations that we consider to be real pearls of nature. Not only the world famous ones but also the hidden ones, with less crowds and more silence.
If you have decided to sail towards Dubrovnik, we suggest the tour Split-Hvar-Korčula-Mljet-Lastovo-Hvar-Split. Keep in mind that this is a beautiful trip, but you have to prepare and coordinate with the weather forecast.
If you like the islands near Split, head straight for Vis! Spend a day and night there, and then on the way back stop at Hvar-Pakleni’s Islands-Brač-Golden Horn-Šolta-Split. Zlatni rat is a world-famous pebble beach, along which beautiful hidden bays with cliffs above the turquoise reflection of the sea line up.
You can also go from Split to Trogir, spend the night in this wonder of a city, eat traditional peka and visit some wine tasting in Kaštela. Zinfandel is the native type of wine, and when you try it, you will remember our recommendation and thank us!
After Trogir, continue southwest to Blue Lagoon-Maslinica-Vis-Šolta-Split.
You can’t buy happiness, but you can book a charter!