CROATIA ORIGINAL

It's a round trip from the Split/Trogir area, boarding Saturday afternoon and returning to the same marina Friday afternoon. Departures run from Marina Baotić, Kaštela Marina, SCT Trogir, ACI Trogir or ACI Split; yours is confirmed two weeks before in the Key Info section of your booking. Fly into Split Airport (SPU) whichever marina you're at.

Every Yacht Week Croatia marina is 15 to 30 minutes from Split Airport. Bus 37 (about €3) serves Kaštela and Trogir; taxis are easiest for groups.

• Kaštela Marina: taxi about 15 min, about €25. Bus 37 stops at the marina entrance.

• Trogir Marina (SCT/ACI): taxi 10 to 15 min, about €30. Bus 37 to Trogir, then a short walk.

• Marina Baotić: taxi 20 to 30 min, about €45. Or bus 37 to Trogir plus a €15 taxi.

• ACI Split Marina: taxi about 30 min, about €45; ask for F Cafe, where Yacht Week check-in is. Or the Croatia Airlines shuttle to the Riva (about €5), then a short cab.

Three: Brač, Hvar and Vis, in that order, from Trogir. Brač for Bol and the ATV tours, Hvar for the old town and fortress, Vis for the quiet bays and caves. Exact stops are confirmed in the Yacht Week app and can change with the weather.

No. Every yacht comes with a professional skipper who handles all the sailing, mooring and anchoring. Help out during the regatta if you want to, or don't touch a rope all week.

Included: seven nights on your yacht, a professional skipper, all events and parties, DJs, final cleaning, linen and towels, and the dinghy. All cabin categories except Classic Monohull also include a host and on-board food (six breakfasts, six lunches, two dinners).

Extra: flights and airport transfer, food and drink on the yacht (unless you're on a cabin booking with a host), the cash kitty your skipper collects on day one (port fees, fuel, water, shore power, water taxis and the refundable deposit, with anything unspent returned), eating and drinking out, dinners for your skipper and host, crew tips, and optional activities like the Bol ATV tour.

Yes. Book a cabin and you'll join a yacht of six to eight guests with an even gender ratio. You'll meet your yachtmates, skipper and host in the Yacht Week app about two weeks before departure. Groups of five or more usually book a full yacht.

Same islands, different fleet. Croatia Original is the classic route with the most dates. Ultra starts in Split and includes VIP access to Ultra Europe. Rhythm & Waves is the same route with a hip hop, afrobeats and dancehall line-up. Thursday is singles only, with matchmaking events through the week.

Late May and June are quieter with the widest availability; July and August are peak, with the warmest sea and the biggest fleet. Prices by week are shown on the route page.

Not always. Cabin bookings in every category except Classic Monohull include a host who cooks six breakfasts, six lunches and two dinners, with the food included. Classic Monohull cabins and full yacht bookings don't include food. Full yacht bookings can add a host, but the host's fee doesn't cover the food, so you'll still do the supermarket shop near the marina.

Boarding is from 4pm Saturday; your skipper confirms the exact time and meeting point in the Yacht Week app. Complete online check-in before you travel or you may be refused boarding. The fleet returns Friday around 3 to 4pm; you can sleep on board Friday night but must leave by 8am Saturday. Book flights home for Friday evening or Saturday.

The yachts depart from various marinas in Croatia, see below the closest supermarkets to your marina.

Baotic Marina

- Lidl
- Tommy Hipermarket
- Kaufland Trogir

These are all 5-10 minutes from the marina in a taxi.

Kastela Marina

- Super Konzum

2 minutes from the marina in a taxi and only a 7-minute walk.

SCT Trogir Marina and ACI Trogir Marina

- Kaufland

9 minutes from the marina in a taxi.

- Konzum

- Plodine

10 minutes walk.

ACI Split Marina

- Kaufland

3 minutes from the marina in a taxi or a 15-minute walk.

Head to the "Key Info" section on your booking profile to read the full details of your trip. Your marina will be confirmed two weeks prior to your trip.

At some marinas in Croatia, luggage storage is available.

Baotic Marina in Croatia has luggage storage, you can leave them at the Marina reception desk. Please see the prices below:

€3,50 per luggage piece, per day

€20.00 per luggage piece, per week

Kastela Marina in Croatia. Please see the prices below:

€3,00 per luggage piece, per day

See here for further information if your marina is not listed above.

* There is no luggage storage at ACI Trogir Marina or SCT Trogir Marina in Croatia.

The average age of our guests is 30; however, we have a range of attendees varying from 20 to the late 30s and beyond.

Please note that the minimum age to join our events is 20 (or at least 20 years old in the year of travel).

We are confident that, regardless of your age, you will have a memorable time on the water!

We cannot advise you on which documents you will need, as this depends on your nationality and the country you live in.

Travelling to your destination

The VisaHQ website can tell you exactly what you need. Remember to include the countries you might travel through to reach your final destination as well.

​Traveling to
🇭🇷 Croatia
🇬🇷 Greece
🇮🇹 Italy

At the marina and check-in

You will need to bring your passport or/and ID* to the event for check-in.

* If you are travelling through the Schengen area and are using your ID card, this is fine as long as you have entered your passport details into your booking profile before departure.