Base overview
Why book from Dubrovnik
A Dubrovnik yacht charter feels different from Central Dalmatia. The atmosphere is more refined, the islands are further apart and less crowded, and the departure itself already feels like part of the holiday.

Croatia destination guide
Dubrovnik is the upmarket base in southern Croatia, combining the charm of its famous old town with uncrowded routes towards Mljet, Korcula, Lopud, and Lastovo.
Yachts in this base
134 yachts
Best months
May, June, July, August, September
Avg. summer temp
27C
Cruising region
Dalmatia
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Base overview
A Dubrovnik yacht charter feels different from Central Dalmatia. The atmosphere is more refined, the islands are further apart and less crowded, and the departure itself already feels like part of the holiday.
Quick facts
Who this base suits
Couples, relaxed skippered weeks, families looking for extra comfort, and crews who care about the arrival as much as the islands themselves.
Pricing guidance
Dubrovnik costs more than the best-value bases, but there are still mid-range options if you stick to practical sailboats and catamarans.
Arrival essentials
These notes cover skipper options, parking, and the best nearby provisioning plan before handover day.
Dubrovnik suits skippered charters well if you want a polished southern route from day one.
ACI Marina Dubrovnik in Komolac has paid on-site parking; set navigation to Na Skali 2 instead of the old town.
The marina Konzum is the easiest first stop, with larger grocery runs better handled around Komolac or Mokošica.
Why this base
The most upmarket place to set sail in Croatia, especially for skippered and crewed charters.
Excellent access to Mljet and Korcula for scenic, slower-paced one-week itineraries.
Ideal for crews who care about the arrival as much as the sailing route itself.
Sample route
Dubrovnik is best for a southern island route with historic ports and a calmer pace, and it is ideal for skippered or crewed charters.
Dubrovnik is at its best when you want both stunning scenery and a touch of glamour. The route feels more spacious than from Split, so take your time around Mljet and Korcula rather than racing between islands as you might in central Dalmatia.
Base highlights
Best months
May, June, and September are the best months if you want Dubrovnik at its most elegant without the crowds in port.
July and August still work well. You will not find bargains then, but the southern route and the experience of setting sail from Dubrovnik make up for it.
Before you depart
Route style
Expect a more refined itinerary than from Split, with more time in historic ports and a quieter pace of sailing.
Best fit
Dubrovnik works especially well for couples, families wanting extra comfort, and guests who would like a skipper.
Season note
Shoulder-season departures are particularly good here: you still get the full southern experience without crowded ports.
Yachts in base
Yachts from established charter companies currently based here. We check current rates and availability on request.

Bavaria Cruiser 37
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Nancy is a 2015 Bavaria Cruiser 37 based in Dubrovnik, Croatia. She accommodates up to 7 guests across 3 cabins and 1 head. Available bareboat or with an optional skipper.
From
€1,650
€1,073/week
+ mandatory charges

Bavaria Cruiser 51
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Game Point is a 2016 Bavaria Cruiser 51 based in Dubrovnik, Croatia. She accommodates up to 11 guests across 5 cabins and 3 heads. Available bareboat or with an optional skipper.
From
€3,250
€2,113/week
+ mandatory charges

Oceanis 38.1
Dubrovnik, Croatia
LUCE is a 2017 Oceanis 38.1 based in Dubrovnik, Croatia. She accommodates up to 8 guests across 3 cabins and 2 heads. Available bareboat or with an optional skipper.
From
€1,400
€980/week
+ mandatory charges
Questions
Dubrovnik is one of the most memorable places to start a charter in Croatia, with direct access to Mljet, Korcula, and the southern islands.
It works for both, but it is especially appealing for skippered and crewed charters because the route feels more upmarket from day one.
Lopud, Mljet, Korcula, and Lastovo are the usual southern-Croatia anchors for a one-week route.