70m Croatia Superyacht Charter

70m Croatia Superyacht Charter

Aboard a 70-meter yacht, the Croatian coast becomes a private realm, designed around your pace, your comfort, and your preferences

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70 meter superyachts for charter in Croatia

Chartering a 70 meter superyacht in Croatia is a statement in itself. These top tier vessels are built for those who expect more, offering more space, more privacy, and more possibility. With the range for extended cruising and the infrastructure to match, they deliver a charter experience where every detail is elevated, from world class service to fully immersive onboard living.

What to expect from a 70 meter superyacht?

Chartering a yacht of this size means entering a realm where each area serves a purpose and every detail is considered. Guests are welcomed into expansive living quarters, often with separate decks for dining, wellness, and entertainment. Crew sizes increase to match the complexity of service, ensuring smooth operation and attentive hospitality. A 70 meter yacht is also equipped for transcontinental travel, offering a level of autonomy and infrastructure rarely found elsewhere.

Featured 70m superyachts available for charter

Croatia’s charter market now includes a growing presence of vessels in the 70 meter range. These yachts are often equipped with beach clubs, private cinemas, wellness centers, and multi level lounging areas. Some feature glass elevators, curated art collections, and custom designed suites, offering the same standards as exclusive residences. Though Croatia is primarily associated with mid-sized yachts, a select number of 70-meter vessels are available for charter, offering an elevated way to experience the Adriatic with exceptional space, service, and privacy.

Destinations to explore abroad a 70 meter yacht

With extended cruising range and advanced support systems, a 70 meter yacht opens up the full breadth of the Adriatic. Cruise from the historic elegance of Dubrovnik to the sleek marinas of Istria, with stops at renowned destinations such as Hvar, Korčula, and the Pakleni Islands. Anchor off remote cliffs near the Kornati archipelago, or arrive in Split directly from a private island estate. With larger tenders and onboard transport options, even inland excursions to vineyards, heritage sites, or exclusive events are easily accessible. This scale of yachting transforms the coastline into a seamless, curated experience.

Onboard amenities & services

Onboard you will find an infrastructure that supports full scale hospitality including hair and beauty salons, professional galleys, spa facilities, and even conference spaces. Dedicated teams manage wellness, dining, guest services, and recreation. Menus are personalized and wellness programs ranging from yoga to massage are planned around guest routines. These yachts are not simply charter vessels; they are mobile environments that respond to the expectations of highly experienced travelers.

Why charter a 70 meter superyacht with us?

We understand the requirements of clients seeking this caliber of experience. From sourcing the right vessel to managing complex itineraries, our team brings local expertise and global standards to every charter. Discretion, planning, and on the ground support ensure that each journey is not only well executed but truly individual. With access to Croatia’s finest berths and a network of trusted partners ashore, we help you make the most of everything this region has to offer both at sea and beyond.

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FAQ

The prime season for superyacht charters in Croatia is between June and September, with July and August offering the warmest weather and liveliest atmosphere. For a quieter, more exclusive experience, consider May, early June, or late September when the seas are still warm but ports and anchorages are less crowded.
 

It's recommended to book your superyacht charter at least 6 to 12 months in advance, especially if you are targeting peak summer dates or specific, highly sought-after yachts. Early booking ensures the best selection of yachts and prime berths at exclusive marinas.

For a crewed superyacht charter (which is the standard for superyachts), you do not need any licenses. However, if you intend to charter "bareboat" (without crew) a large yacht, Croatia requires a valid skipper’s license, VHF radio certificate, and proof of experience. For most superyacht charters, a professional crew is included, and no qualifications are needed from guests.
 

Yes, your itinerary is fully customizable. Your captain and broker will tailor your voyage to your interests—whether you prefer lively beach clubs, secluded bays, UNESCO heritage towns, or private island retreats. Flexibility is key, though adjustments may be made depending on weather conditions.
 

Yes, a professional crew—including a captain, deckhands, stewardesses, and often a chef—is included in the charter fee. Crew gratuities, typically 10-15% of the base charter fee, are customary and at the client's discretion based on service quality.
 

Beyond the base charter fee, expect an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA)—usually 30–40% of the charter fee—which covers fuel, food, beverages, dockage, harbor fees, and special requests. VAT (Value Added Tax) is also applicable (currently 13% for charters starting in Croatia). Delivery fees, gratuities, and optional extras like water toys or VIP services may also apply.
 

Absolutely. We can arrange VIP concierge services such as helicopter transfers, private beach events, DJ parties, onboard spa treatments, themed dinners, fireworks, and more, ensuring a bespoke luxury experience.

Yes, there are specific regulations:

  • Superyachts must clear customs upon entry if coming from international waters
  • A cruising permit and crew/guest list must be filed
  • Anchoring is restricted in some protected areas
  • Certain bays and harbors have size limitations for mooring, so advance planning with your captain is critical
     

Yes, one-way charters are possible, but they may incur a relocation or delivery fee unless the yacht’s schedule aligns naturally with your route. Popular one-way itineraries include Split to Dubrovnik or vice versa.
 

The captain has the authority to adjust the itinerary for safety and comfort if bad weather arises. The good news is Croatia offers many sheltered bays and alternative ports, so your experience will still be seamless and enjoyable.
 

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