Sail Croatia

Where your Sail Croatia trip begins depends on which itinerary you’ve booked.

All Sail Croatia trips will start from either Split or Dubrovnik. This is true for their Navigator, Explorer, Elegance, Cycle, Hike and under 39s yacht tours.

Sail Croatia was founded in 2005 by husband and wife Grant and Helle Seuren. With Grant originally hailing from New Zealand and Helle from Denmark, the couple are avid travellers.

All Sail Croatia cruises will offer the option of booking an Above Deck or Lower Deck option. But what is the difference?

Above Deck cabins offer better views and are larger than Lower Deck cabins. Above Deck cabins are located on the top deck of the ship.

Lower Deck cabins are in the hull of the ship.

There are pros and cons to both.

The Lower Deck cabins are often cooler and quieter at night, as you do not have other travellers passing by your cabin as much as the upper deck cabins.

With the Above Deck cabins, you’ll get natural light and a breeze to cool you off during those hot summer days.

Each ship is unique and therefore the layout of each ship varies.

Yes. You will have to pay 30 Euros per person locally onboard your Sail Croatia cruise.

The payment includes port fees and tourist taxes throughout each week and is subject to change.

It is highly recommended that you limit your luggage to one suitcase if you are joining your cruise from Europe. In cases where international travellers are flying in just for the cruise or on extended trips, Sail Croatia understands that this may not be possible.

You won’t have a very big cabin on a Ensuite or Standard Ship, since Croatian Ships are traditional and the storage on these ships is limited. If you have excess luggage, you might be able to store it under the bed in most cabins; however, please ask the check-in staff about possible storage of excess luggage.