Hiring a yacht is the ideal way to explore the hidden beauty of Makarska. A famous tourist location with a Mediterranean climate with some of the most beautiful beaches in the Adriatic. Tour the 60km long coastline and go for an experience you thought was never possible, accessing nearby islands with your favorite private yacht. Makarska has several picturesque marinas followed by several ports and anchorages for you to dock your boat. You can easily find the ideal yacht of your choice. You can directly contact the owners of the vessels for the ideal yacht or simply allow a BednBlue travel expert to guide you with some suggestions.
You have plenty of options:
You can book and hire a yacht with a skipper, or without if you own a license, and enjoy a one-day cruise to Hvar or Dubrovnik. You can also rent a motor yacht and tour various beaches and bays in the Riviera with ease, comfort, and luxury. Finally, you can hire a luxury yacht to go island hopping in Croatia for as many days as you wish.
Makarska is a popular tourist destination with a long seafront on the Adriatic Coast. In the past, sailors used the natural harbor of Makarska as a sailing ground and for shelter from bad weather. The city attracts thousands of visitors yearly who want to make the most out of their holiday in Croatia. Besides its beautiful beaches, there are several historical sights one can visit. Makarska is a popular tourist destination with a long seafront on the Adriatic Coast. In the past, sailors used the natural harbor of Makarska as a sailing ground and for shelter from bad weather. The city attracts thousands of visitors yearly who want to make the most out of their holiday in Croatia. Besides its beautiful beaches, there are several historical sights one can visit. The 500-year-old Franciscan Monastery, the church of St. Mark, and the imposing mountain of Biokovo above the Riviera are worth a visit. The Makarska Riviera is composed of different towns and gorgeous beaches that line up the coastline. Krvaviva, Tucepi, Baska Voda, Zivogosce, and Gradac are small towns with plenty of restaurants and bars. This is just a glimpse of the things you can do in Makarska. The traditional Croatian cuisine is often accompanied by authentic wines. The Makarska Cultural Summer is filled with live performances, music, and dancing events along the coast. Select your favorite yacht and sail past the Riviera to create experiences that will last with you forever. Once you are ready to have a vacation that will stay with you forever, select your yacht and sail past the Riviera to other destinations around Dalmatia including Split, Brac, Hvar, and Dubrovnik.
For day yacht trips in Makarska, you must begin by sailing to Podgora. Here you can enjoy the crystal clear sea and the scenic views. This village has calm beaches filled with palm trees, ideal if you are looking for peace. Situated about 24 kilometers from Makarska, on its south, you can visit Drvenik. In case you are not fond of crowds, look no further than this place. Drvenik is gaining traction among tourists because of its scrumptious food and its gorgeous landscape. If you want to continue a typical yacht cruising experience in the Makarska Riviera you can also stop by Gradac on the south. This old fishing village offers great views of Mount Biokovo and has the longest beach in Makarska, also called Gornja Vala where you can enjoy the shade under century-year- old pine trees.
You can also extend your cruise to Ploče which has its own natural harbor with one of the best modern churches constructed on the seaside, also referred to as the ‘White Basilica’. Close to the town, the Bacina Lakes have depth ranges from 3 to 45 meters where you can enjoy paddle surfing and swimming in one of the best natural environments in Croatia. Trpnaj is a scenic town located on the Pelješac Peninsula’s northwestern side. It boasts several beautiful beaches, which are pebbly and you can easily dock your yacht for moments of relaxation with palms and pines surrounding you. In fact, St. Peter’s church is also located here and the gradina on top of the hills is also an important cultural site.
You may also rent a yacht in Makarska with no license and explore Hvar. You can tour various sandy beaches here or enjoy the party-like atmosphere in the many clubs. From Hvar, you can head to Sumartin in Brac which is home to many crystal clear bays such as Rasotica and Studena Bay or even go for a 5 island tour taking your chance to visit Split and Trogir for as many days as you wish. Heading back to your yacht you can once again sail back to Makarska for a week-long experience. If you are under a limited time constraint we recommend you hire a motor yacht. Thanks to their fast cruising speed you will be able to see many places in a short amount of time. By visiting Dubrovnik you will be amazed by the Port and you can even make quick stops to Mljet which is nearby. If you have missed out on the laid-back vibe in Makarska, take your chance to unwind with your family or group on beaches such as Vrulja, Brela and Punta Rata. They are filled with watersports and resorts and are great places to cool off on a hot summer day.
Marina Ramova, Krvavica, Baska Voda: comprises 255 berths with all the water and electricity supplies needed for vessels. Located at the foot of Biokovo mountain and is 6km away from Baska Voda. Ideal for a yacht charter in southern Dalmatia and a great starting point for visiting Hvar and Dubrovnik.
Marina Tučepi: 150 berths for all types of vessels located in the center of Tucepi. There are restaurants, shops, and even a bank and post office nearby.
Luka Port: A natural harbor that has regular ferry cruises from Brac, Bol, and Hvar. Has a sandy beach adjacent to the port and is surrounded by cafes, shops, and bars.
Marina Bol: Has 60 mooring spots for vessels with a maximum length of 18m. Although it is a small marina, docking here is great since you will have access to many restaurants, bars, and shops as well as the famous Zlatni Rat Beach of Croatia.
ACI Marina Palmižana: There are 180 berths in this marina with a maximum vessel length of 40m. The marina opens from April to the end of October and is located on the largest island of the Pakleni, on the northeastern coast of St.Clement. A great marina for exploring secluded beaches and coves and a great stop from Makarska to Hvar.
Split Airport is the closest to Makarska Riviera with direct flights from the UK and Europe. Split is connected to Makarska with several bus stations. The distance between Makarska and Split is 64km and the road distance is 97km.
There are ferry connections and catamarans that can go directly from Brac and Dubrovnik to Makarska.
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