Catamaran rental in Split, explained.
Why a catamaran feels different
Two hulls means the boat barely leans and rocks much less at anchor. Kids can walk around, people prone to seasickness feel better, and lunch stays on the table. The deck space is big for the boat's length, and the trampoline net at the front is the best seat on the Adriatic.
Day trips on a catamaran
A sailing catamaran is not fast, so a day trip is about one or two great spots instead of many. From Split, the Blue Lagoon and Šolta or the north coast of Brač work well. Motor catamarans are quicker and can reach Hvar comfortably.
A week on the islands
This is where catamarans shine. You get cabins, a kitchen and bathrooms, and you sail from island to island, sleeping in bays and harbours. Most people book with a skipper. Bareboat (no skipper) needs a sailing licence and usually a radio certificate, and the owner checks both.
Week charters book early, so message us as soon as you know your dates.
What we confirm before you book
- Sailing or motor catamaran?
- Skipper, fuel, end cleaning and marina fees: in the price or extra?
- Number of cabins and bathrooms (for weeks)
- Deposit and cancellation rules