Split
From €1114/week
Approx. €557 per person

Split
Compare approved Split boats with verified multi-day or weekly price rows for longer coastal and island itineraries.
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Split
From €1114/week
Approx. €557 per person
Split
From €1118
Approx. €559 per person
Split
From €2500/week
Approx. €1250 per person
Split
From €830
Approx. €415 per person
Split
From €1620
Approx. €810 per person
Split
From €1878
Approx. €939 per person
Split
From €1410/week
Approx. €705 per person
Split
From €2750/week
Approx. €1375 per person
Split
From €1710/week
Approx. €855 per person
Split
From €350/day
Approx. €175 per person
Split
From €1590/week
Approx. €795 per person
Split
From €1760/week
Approx. €880 per person
Split
From €3500/week
Approx. €1750 per person
Split
From €2010/week
Approx. €1005 per person
Split
From €740
Approx. €370 per person
Split
From €2346
Approx. €1173 per person
Split
From €1860/week
Approx. €930 per person
Split
From €2678/week
Approx. €1339 per person
Stay on the water longer
Split opens onto a network of islands rather than a single coastline. Solta, Brac, Hvar and the nearby channels create excellent choices, but realistic range depends on boat speed, sea state and the time available.
A multi-day charter changes the brief from a day out to a small voyage. Short trips should keep a clear local focus; longer charters create the time needed for island-hopping without turning the day into a race between distant stops. Sleeping capacity, bathrooms, shade, storage, crew arrangements and the practical embarkation port become central to the decision.
These results require verified pricing for a two-to-six-day period or a weekly basis. Ask the provider to confirm the exact duration calculation, overnight permissions, marina costs, security deposit, provisioning and any mandatory crew or cleaning charges before committing.
A boat may carry a larger group by day than it can comfortably accommodate overnight.
Build an itinerary with alternatives rather than treating every advertised destination as guaranteed.
Plan the day, then choose the boat
Fuel, marinas, skipper, cleaning, provisioning and local taxes can materially change the final trip total.
Many boats allow shorter multi-day periods, while others have a one-week minimum. The price rows and live booking calendar determine what is available for your dates.
Only if the listed berth and cabin capacity supports the group. Always distinguish overnight berths from maximum daytime passenger capacity.