Group Retreat yachts in Split

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Charter 3 luxury yachts in Split, Croatia for your group retreat.

We list 3 yachts suited to a group retreat charter in Split, Croatia, including 134-ft Renata, Azimut Magellano 66 Princess M and Azimut 78 Concord's 6. They run from 4 to 6 cabins. Between them they host 8 to 12 guests, so a couple and a full party both have somewhere to land. Nightly rates open at $25,500. Dates are confirmed with the owner before any quote, and a concierge handles the booking end to end.

Who Fits On What

134-ft Renata takes 12 guests. Azimut Magellano 66 Princess M takes 8 guests. Azimut 78 Concord's 6 takes 8 guests. Day-charter and overnight capacity are different numbers on most boats, so tell us which you are planning and we confirm against the vessel's certificate rather than the brochure.

About Split

Split is where most Dalmatian island weeks begin, and for good reason. The old town is built inside the walls of Diocletian's Palace, a Roman emperor's retirement home that the city simply moved into, and the yachts berth a short walk away at ACI Marina Split. From that one harbour the central islands sit within a few hours of each other: Brač and its long beaches, Hvar and the Pakleni islands, Vis further out, and Šolta close enough for a first-evening swim. Charters here are sold by the week rather than the day, with a full crew aboard, and the route is shaped around the wind and what your group wants from each day: anchorages, harbour towns or both. Split Airport (SPU) is about 25 minutes from the marina by road.

Brač

The nearest large island to Split. Bol on the south coast has the Zlatni Rat beach, and the north coast villages are calm overnight stops that suit a first or last night of the week.

Vis and Biševo

The outer island, closed to foreign visitors for decades and still the least built-up. Komiža is a fishing harbour, and the Blue Cave on Biševo needs a calm morning and an early start.

Best Time to Visit Split

The charter season runs from May to October. June and September are the best balance of warm sea, long days and space in the anchorages. July and August are the peak, when the popular harbours fill early and the larger yachts book first. In summer the maestral, a steady northwesterly, usually builds in the afternoon and makes for comfortable passages; a bura from the northeast is the wind the captains plan around, and on those days the route changes rather than the week.

What is the APA?

The advance provisioning allowance, 35% of the charter rate, paid on top of the rate. It covers fuel, food, drinks, port and marina fees during the week.

Can we sail from Split to Dubrovnik?

Yes, as a one-way week, subject to the yacht's own schedule and a repositioning arrangement. Tell us at enquiry, because it changes which yachts are available.