Gulet Charter Split

When you plan a Split gulet charter, you have the opportunity to explore the Adriatic’s thousand islands at a gentle pace, fully absorbing the scenery. Departing from ACI Marina Split, your gulet carries you toward the hidden bays of the Dalmatian coast and beaches accessible only by sea. There is no rush; each bay is a discovery of its own.

Split is a historic port, defined by the UNESCO-protected walls of Diocletian’s Palace, built in 305 AD. The marina sits right beside these ancient remains; seated on your gulet’s expansive teak deck, you can admire Roman vistas. The harmony of the wooden hull with the waves allows you to feel the true rhythm of the Adriatic.

Gulets are ideal for larger groups thanks to their generous deck spaces and social living areas. On the table set on the aft deck, fresh Dalmatian fish, local olive oil, and regional wines create a feast. Stretching out on the foredeck cushions to watch the stars is an essential part of the gulet experience.

Along your weekly route, enjoy walks among the olive groves of Brač, exploration on the lavender-scented hills of Hvar, and snorkeling in the untouched bays of Vis. A gulet allows you to experience each bay in depth. Your private chef brings Dalmatian flavors on board with fresh ingredients sourced from local markets.

With our captains who know the Adriatic intimately, let us design a serene itinerary together, perfectly suited to your family’s pace.

Overview of Split Port Logistics and Regional Infrastructure

The following reference outlines technical facility data and access points for charters originating in Split:

Featured Routes and Bespoke Experiences

Brač – Šolta Tranquil Route

Enjoy a morning walk among the olive groves of Šolta, followed by a lunch break in the sheltered bay of Maslinica. Witness sunset on the secluded beaches of southern Brač. An ideal gulet route for those seeking peace away from the crowds.

Hvar Island Discovery

Stroll through the historic streets of Hvar town and anchor in the turquoise bays of the Pakleni Islands. Experience lavender field tours and local wine tastings, enjoying the opportunity to explore every detail at the unhurried gulet pace.

Vis – Komiža Route

Journey to Vis, the Adriatic’s most unspoiled island. Discover the authentic atmosphere of the fishing village of Komiža and the hidden beach of Stiniva. Cruising while fully absorbing the view from the teak deck is the essence of the gulet experience.

Korčula Historic Route

Embark on a longer yet rewarding route to Korčula, believed to be the birthplace of Marco Polo. Admire its fortified walls, often called Little Dubrovnik, and regional Pošip wine. A perfect gulet route for lovers of history and gastronomy.

Season Guide

The Adriatic season runs from May through October. June and September are the most ideal periods for a gulet; the sea is calm, and the weather is warm without being oppressive. July and August can be busy in popular bays, yet thanks to the gulet pace, secluded bays can be discovered early in the morning or late in the afternoon. May and October are cooler but uncrowded, rich in local festivals.

From historic coastal harbors to secluded island bays, every voyage is shaped entirely around your desires. Share your preferences with us, and let us design your custom itinerary.