Fair Wind Yacht Charter
Weekly figures start at eighteen hundred euros for the smallest boat on the list.
Family-run charter with five boats at the city marina
The fleet is short enough to print: a Bavaria 38 sleeping six in three cabins, two Bavaria 46s sleeping eight, and two Lagoon catamarans taking eight in cabins…The fleet is short enough to print: a Bavaria 38 sleeping six in three cabins, two Bavaria 46s sleeping eight, and two Lagoon catamarans taking eight in cabins with two more berths beyond that. Published rates run from eighteen hundred a week up to thirty five hundred, by boat and by month.
Features
Type
Boat rental
Area
Split
Schedule
24/7
Price
$$$$ Premium
FAQ
How much does a week's charter from Split cost with Fair Wind?
Published weekly rates run from eighteen hundred euros for the Bavaria 38 to around thirty five hundred for the Lagoon 40, with the season moving the figure inside that range.
Can Fair Wind supply a skipper?
Yes. Boats go out three ways: sailed by the charterer where a licence is held, with a professional skipper, or with a skipper and a hostess aboard. The middle option is the common one for a first charter.
What routes does Fair Wind suggest from Split?
A week north, a week south, or a fortnight combining the two, planned at two to four hours of sailing a day. That pace leaves most of each day for the island town or the bay you have reached.
How many people do the Fair Wind boats sleep?
Six on the Bavaria 38 in three cabins, eight on each of the Bavaria 46s, and eight in cabins plus two extra berths on the two Lagoon catamarans.
Where do Fair Wind charters start?
From the marina across the harbour from the old quarter, a short taxi from the centre and well under an hour from the airport. Boarding is usually on a Saturday in the Croatian charter season.
