Cruise Croatia opens yacht charter division
Cruise Croatia has launched a dedicated yacht charter division.
It follows a 256% increase in bookings compared to 2019.
The small-ship operator is now offering seven-night charter itineraries on over 30 luxury sailing yachts.
This includes destinations such as Dubrovnik and Split, along with the islands of Hvar, Korcula and Vis.
Smaller groups can book Croatia cruise yachts such as the Rara Avis, accommodating up to 12 guests.
Cruise Croatia also operates private mega yacht vessels, such as My Wish.
The luxury 177ft craft houses up to 36 guests in 18 cabins.
Graham Carter, Co-Founder of Cruise Croatia, said: “More and more guests are looking to enjoy an exclusive sailing experience.”
“Croatia is one of the most affordable locations for private yachts.”
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