Split Gulet Charter

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Split gulet charter | Relaxed island-hopping in the central Adriatic

A Split gulet charter is an option for groups who prefer generous deck time, relaxed meals and a slower island-hopping rhythm in the central Adriatic. The itinerary should leave enough time for swimming, shore visits and comfortable overnight stops.

Before booking, confirm the gulet, embarkation point, crew, meals, fuel, port fees, transfers and any route or border restrictions that apply to the selected dates.

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Dolce Vita

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€4,800 / Day

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Queen Of Datça

36m

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Why choose a gulet charter in Split?

Split is the launch point of central Dalmatia: Hvar, Vis and Brač are all within a first-day sail.
Split Airport is around 20–30 minutes from the city marina — among the most convenient in the Adriatic.
Diocletian's Palace fills the old town, so provisioning and sightseeing happen in the same walk.
Ferry and flight links make Split the easiest Croatian base for mixed travel plans.

What is included in a Split gulet charter?

For Split departures the written offer confirms crew, fuel hours, meals and marina fees for your central Dalmatian islands route.

Typically included

Full crew: captain, chef and deckhand
En-suite cabins with air conditioning
Linen and towels
Drinking water on board
Onboard equipment and water toys listed on the boat's page

Usually quoted separately

Fuel beyond the included cruising hours
Port and marina fees outside the home port
Food and beverage provisioning, unless full board or half board is stated
Airport transfers
Crew gratuity, customary 5–10%

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Split Gulet Charter — Frequently asked questions

Build the route around the selected yacht, dates, embarkation point, port access and the time available for swimming and shore visits. Confirm the final cruising area in writing.

A motor yacht is useful when the group wants to connect several coastal and island stops efficiently. A gulet is better suited to groups who prefer deck time, relaxed meals and slower island-hopping.

Ask for the yacht, embarkation, crew, meals, fuel, port fees, transfers and any route or border restrictions that apply to your dates.

A gulet is a traditional Turkish wooden sailing vessel built for deck-first living rather than speed. Across our fleet — from the 8-guest Optimist up to the 36-guest Love Boat — the layout favours wide open decks, shaded lounging areas, and social dining space over cabin density, which is why gulets suit groups who want to spend most of the day outdoors between swim stops rather than moving fast between ports.

A typical gulet charter includes full crew service (captain, chef and deckhand), en-suite air-conditioned cabins, linen and towels, and drinking water on board. Fuel, port fees outside the home port and transfers are usually quoted separately. Your written offer lists the exact inclusions for the gulet and dates you choose.

The rhythm follows the Blue Cruise pattern: breakfast, a morning cruise to a swim bay, a long lunch stop, free time for swimming or water sports, and an evening either at anchor or in a harbour town. The exact stops depend on your route — a Bodrum–Gökova week looks different from a Fethiye–Kekova or Göcek–Göcek Bays route — so the day-to-day plan is built around whichever departure port and route you choose.

Late April to late October is the sailing season. July–August is warmest but also the busiest and most expensive; May–June and September–October offer calmer water traffic, comparable swimming weather, and better availability across our fleet. If your dates are flexible, the shoulder months are usually the better value trade-off.

Our onboard chefs cook fresh Turkish and international dishes daily, with full-board or half-board options depending on the gulet. Before your cruise, you'll receive a preference sheet to flag dietary needs (vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, etc.) and any meal preferences, so the menu is set before you board rather than improvised at sea.

It depends on group size, budget, and what you want the trip to feel like. Our fleet ranges from 4-cabin/8-guest gulets up to 16-cabin/36-guest gulets, across VIP, Luxury, Ultra Luxury and Standard Plus classes. Rather than scrolling every listing, you can filter by destination, budget or a starting preference — family-ready, romantic, large group, sport & active — or send us your dates and group size directly over WhatsApp for a tailored shortlist.

Yes. De Yatçılık Turizm San. Tic. Ltd. Şti. is a licensed Turkish travel agency (TURSAB No. 17781), operating since 2010 from our Bodrum office, with a second contact office in Hull, UK. You can reach either office directly by phone or email before booking if you'd like to confirm details in advance.

Split Gulet Charter

Split gulet charter | Relaxed island-hopping in the central Adriatic

Compare gulets in Split by cabin, route and price

Why choose a gulet charter in Split?

What is included in a Split gulet charter?

Nearby charter routes

Split Gulet Charter — Frequently asked questions

How should a Split charter route be planned?

Is a motor yacht or gulet better for Split?

What should be included in the written Split offer?

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