Yachts with Full Crew in Sukosan
Charter 2 luxury yachts in Sukosan with full crew. Curated ERentals roster. Direct booking.
Charter 2 luxury yachts in Sukosan, Croatia with full crew.
We list 2 yachts with full crew in Sukosan, Croatia, including Dominator 780 S Dalia and Azimut 72 Relax. Each has 4 cabins. All of them host up to 8 guests. Nightly rates open at $23,000. Dates are confirmed with the owner before any quote, and a concierge handles the booking end to end.
Who Fits On What
Dominator 780 S Dalia takes 8 guests across 4 cabins. Azimut 72 Relax takes 8 guests across 4 cabins. Day-charter capacity and overnight capacity are different numbers on most boats, so tell us which one you are planning and we will confirm against the vessel's own certificate rather than the brochure.
About Sukošan
Sukošan sits just south of Zadar, and Marina Dalmacija there is one of the largest marinas on the Adriatic. It is the base for the northern Dalmatian archipelago, which is quieter than the islands off Split and, for many guests, more beautiful: hundreds of islands and islets, most of them uninhabited, with the Kornati National Park at their centre. Zadar Airport (ZAD) is about ten minutes by road, so a group can land and be aboard the same afternoon. The yachts here are chartered by the week with their crew, and a typical week runs between Zadar's old town, Telašćica on Dugi Otok and the Kornati anchorages.
Telašćica, Dugi Otok
A deep, sheltered bay protected as a nature park, with a salt lake and sea cliffs on the outer side. One of the calmest overnight anchorages in the archipelago.
Zadar
The old town on its peninsula, with the Sea Organ and the Greeting to the Sun on the waterfront. Close to the marina, so it suits the first or the last evening.
Best Time to Visit Sukošan
May to October is the season, with June and September the best balance of warm sea and quiet anchorages. July and August are the peak; the Kornati are still far less crowded than the central islands. The afternoon maestral is the usual summer wind, and the captains plan around a bura when one is forecast.
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.
Why start from Sukošan rather than Split?
For the Kornati and the northern archipelago, which are quieter than the islands off Split and a long run from there. If the week is about Hvar and Vis, start from Split or Trogir instead.
