Choose a departure region
Istria and Kvarner are separate choices in the north. The Zadar, Šibenik and Split areas offer different starting points along Dalmatia, while Dubrovnik is the southern Croatia choice. Kornati is a sailing area to consider from a suitable mainland or island base, rather than a single departure town.
Open a region to compare its actual start areas. If you already know your pickup location, go straight to that departure page and search yachts from there.
Match the boat to your group
Compare sailing yachts, catamarans, motor yachts, power catamarans, motor boats and gulets by the actual listing: layout, berths, equipment, base and dated price. A type label alone does not settle comfort, running costs or what is included.
Choose how the charter is arranged
Bareboat, skippered and crewed searches answer different questions. Check the exact skipper or crew arrangement, eligibility requirements and included services in each offer; do not assume that a category name fixes the whole contract.
Compare the full offer before you enquire
Set dates and start area, then check the total price, security deposit, required extras, payment schedule and cancellation terms. Availability and price depend on the dated offer. Ask Charter Easy to clarify any difference between listings before you decide.
A country search is useful while the region remains open, but a dated yacht still has one stated collection point. Decide whether Istria, Kvarner, a Dalmatian start or southern Croatia fits your journey before treating a result as a practical shortlist. Keep Kornati as a possible sailing-area discussion, not a substitute for a real departure base.
For a fair shortlist, hold dates and group size steady as you compare vessel space and the chosen bareboat, skippered or crewed arrangement. A lower headline amount can change meaning once compulsory extras, fuel treatment, skipper or crew service and the deposit are read with it. Request the complete terms for the actual yacht before proceeding.