Skipper*

Depends on the size of the boat:

• For catamarans from 40-42 ft – 1.260€
• For catamarans from 43-49 ft – 1.400€
• For catamarans from 50-60 ft – 1.700€

Hostess*

Depends on the number of guests on the boat:

• Up to 4 PAX – 1.120€
• From 5-8 PAX – 1.260€
• From 9+ PAX – 1.400€

*All listed amounts are for direct payment (usually in cash), and clients are also responsible for covering the meal costs of their crew. In the case of advance payment for the crew, a 25% VAT will be added to the listed amounts.

If clients require both a skipper and a hostess, an ”APA” (Advance Provisioning Allowance) fund will be established. This fund is payable along with the balance and is intended to cover expenses that the client would otherwise incur, such as provisions (food and beverages), marina fees, fuel, and similar costs. If clients opt not to have a hostess, the APA is not required, and guests will be responsible for settling these expenses directly throughout the trip, managed by the skipper.

• Fuel, food and marina fees are not included in charter price.
• Check in: from Saturday at 17:00 till Sunday at 13:00
• Check out: from Friday at 15:00 till Saturday at 08:30

(Obligatory return to the base on Friday afternoon 16:00-18:00; client have to refill fuel before they return to base)

• Security deposit and visitor’s tax (1,35€ per day / person) are paid in cash or by credit card (MasterCard, Visa, Maestro or Diners) during check-in
• Distances may vary depending on the exact locations visited during the sailing. The distances provided are for reference purposes only to offer a better understanding of the estimated sailing time and fuel cost calculations

Comfort package (catamarans)  and transit log (motorboats and mono-hulls) includes:

Final cleaning, diver services, liquid for dishes with sponge, bin bag (one per cabin), toilet paper (one roll per cabin), soap, table cloth, paper tissues, matches, shower gel and hair shampoo (2 sets per cabin), dinghy and outboard engine with 5L of fuel. Lagoons 43 and bigger are also provided with an espresso coffee machine with 32 capsules/per week, a SUP board and beach towels. Lagoon Sixty 5, Lagoon 55, Lagoon 51 and Lagoon 50 have double bedding (bed linen, hand, bath and beach towels).

Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA):

Fund board amounting to 20% of the charter price (5.000€ min / week) is a mandatory extra when two crew members are hired aboard and serve to cover the costs of requested supplies, port and mooring charges, diesel and fuel, communications, extras (obligatory extras like Comfort package and Visitor’s tax, and other optional extras) and depend on guest’s particular request for services, itinerary, food, beverages etc. APA fund should be paid with a balance payment. Crew will keep an accurate record of spending and at the end of the charter client will be refunded or asked to pay the difference if additional operating costs have incurred.

• Crew meals expense is covered out of APA fund (30€ – 35€ per crew member / day).
• Crew gratuities are not included and are welcome.

Expected Expenses While Sailing

Marina Fees: Charges for docking your catamaran at marinas or mooring buoys. Fees vary depending on the marina’s location, the season, and the size of your boat, typically ranging from 100€ to 300€ per night. If you moor in a bay or at a buoy instead of staying in a marina, you may still need to pay a mooring fee, which is usually lower than marina fees but still a consideration. Fuel: The cost of fuel depends on the engine hours, distances travelled, and weather conditions. Catamarans are generally more fuel-efficient, but the cost can add up depending on usage, especially if you’re motoring rather than sailing. Provisions:  Food and beverages for the crew and guests. If you have a hostess or chef, you will also need to cover their meals. Water and Electricity: Some marinas charge for water and electricity hookups, though this is often included in marina fees. If you’re anchored off, you’ll rely on the boat’s fresh water tanks and solar panels or generator. Tourism Tax: In Croatia, there is a daily tourism tax for all visitors, typically around 1.35€ per person per day. Waste Disposal: Certain marinas or ports may charge a small fee for waste disposal services. National Park Fees: If you visit National Parks such as Mljet or Kornati, there are entry fees for boats and passengers. The cost depends on the size of the boat and the specific park. These costs can vary significantly depending on your itinerary, the size of the catamaran, the time of year, and how much you anchor versus dock at marinas.