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The price of a gulet charter in Sibenik ranges from around €15,000 to almost €40,000 per week in low season, and can exceed €30,000 in high season for larger, more luxurious gulets. The final price depends on the number of cabins, the age and equipment of the boat, whether it's chartered with or without a skipper, and the time of year. Sibenik, Croatia's oldest coastal town, is one of the favourite departure points for sailing to the Kornati Islands, Krka National Park, and the Adriatic's most secluded bays.
Renting a gulet in Sibenik is the most authentic way to discover the Croatian Adriatic. These traditional wooden sailing vessels, usually accommodating between 6 and 12 guests, are almost always chartered with a full crew: skipper, cook and sailor. This means you can enjoy the sailing experience without any worries, with meals and the daily itinerary handled on board. From Sibenik, the most popular routes combine the Kornati Islands, Zlarin, Prvić and Murter, with stops to swim in turquoise-water coves.
A gulet in Sibenik offers an intimate, relaxed atmosphere, quite different from a catamaran or motor yacht. Cabins usually have a private bathroom, the deck includes sun-lounging areas and outdoor dining space, and cruising speed is slower, ideal for those looking to unplug. Most gulets sail for around 3 to 4 hours a day, leaving plenty of time to explore harbour towns, snorkel, or simply enjoy the sea.
A gulet holiday in Sibenik blends nature, history and Dalmatian cuisine. Besides the Kornati Islands, Krka National Park with its freshwater waterfalls is close by, along with Sibenik's old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site along with the Cathedral of St. James and the fortresses of St. Michael and St. Nicholas. Cruises are usually organised as 7- or 14-day routes, departing and returning on Saturdays, though one-way itineraries towards Split or Dubrovnik are also available.
Choosing the right gulet is what separates a perfect holiday from an underwhelming one. Here are the key things to consider:
- Number of cabins and layout: check how many cabins there are, whether they're double or triple, and if they have a private bathroom.
- Crewed or bareboat: most gulets are chartered with a skipper and crew included; consider whether you also want catering on board.
- Age and condition of the boat: newer gulets tend to offer more comfort, while classic ones have a special charm of their own.
- Proposed itinerary: check whether the route includes the Kornati Islands, Krka, or destinations further south like Split or Dubrovnik.
- What's included: insurance, fuel, meals, wifi and water sports equipment aren't always part of the base price.
- Sailing season: prices and availability vary significantly between May-June, July-August and September-October.
- Crew reviews and experience: check real reviews from past guests before booking.
Ready to experience gulet sailing in Sibenik? Check availability, compare boats, and book your gulet with us.
At Bestgulet, we are very familiar with the gulets we offer. We have been onboard, we know the owner, the captain, and we have tried their delicious menus, which sets us apart from most companies offering gulets online. This aspect is crucial when recommending a gulet, as depending on your budget and preferences, we will always suggest the best option and guarantee your choice.
Additionally, we offer you our network of partners in Turkey, Croatia, Italy... who will be happy to assist you once you arrive at the destination.
