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5 minutes to book. Best day of our entire trip. Everything felt effortless from pickup to sunset.
Destination guide
Croatia — motor boats at a glance
283 motor boats are available to book across 30 departure bases. The largest are Trogir (42), Pula (33), Split (27). The most common models are Merry Fisher 795 (11), Merry Fisher 895 (10), Adriana 44 (6), Merry Fisher 1095 FLY (5) — 182 models in all. Built 1989–2026, 4.7–40.2 m long, 1–6 cabins, up to 14 guests. Weekly prices start from €700; every price on this page is the boat’s own listed rate for 7 nights, before extras.
Motor boats in Croatia
Motor boats in Croatia are the day-charter fleet: RIBs and open boats from 20 to 35 feet leaving Split, Trogir, Hvar, Dubrovnik, Zadar and Pula for a day among the islands. From Split and Hvar the classic run is the Blue Cave on Biševo, Vis and the Pakleni islands; from Dubrovnik the Elaphiti islands; from Zadar the Kornati. Croatia requires a licence to take even a small motorboat out bareboat, so most day boats go with a skipper, who is usually the owner and knows where the water is flat and the restaurants take boats.
Prices are per day with the skipper and normally without fuel, which is settled at the end from the pump. Larger motor boats and small cabin cruisers are available by the week from the same bases for crews with a licence.
Where they are based
- Trogir 42 motor boats
- Pula 33 motor boats
- Split 27 motor boats
- Sukošan 26 motor boats
- Šibenik 24 motor boats
Models
- Merry Fisher 795 11 boats
- Merry Fisher 895 10 boats
- Adriana 44 6 boats
- Merry Fisher 1095 FLY 5 boats
- Adria 1002 4 boats
- Merry Fisher 1095 4 boats
- Leidi 660 4 boats
- Antares 9 OB 4 boats
Other boat types in Croatia
Sailing boats (1,107) · Catamarans (494) · Motor yachts (151) · Gulets (35) · Motorsailers (6) · RIBs (6) · Cruisers (3) · All boats in Croatia
Motor boats elsewhere
France (843) · Netherlands (196) · Germany (188) · Italy (101) · Greece (94) · Ireland (85) · United Kingdom (68) · Spain (51) · All motor boats
Read next
- Croatia guide: when to go, where to sail, what a charter costs
- Yacht Charter from Trogir: Bases, Transfers and the First Day
- Yacht Charter from Zadar: Marinas, Islands and Who It Suits
- Best Anchorages in Central Dalmatia, and When to Take a Berth Instead
- Sailing the Kornati Islands: A Guide to Croatia’s Stone Archipelago