--- title: "Catamaran vs monohull for a charter week in Croatia" description: "Catamaran vs monohull for a charter week in Croatia: space, comfort at anchor, sailing and mooring. Most marinas we compared charge a catamaran double in July." url: https://olasail.com/charter/catamaran-vs-monohull/ updated: 2026-10-08 --- > The Markdown copy of https://olasail.com/charter/catamaran-vs-monohull/, from OlaSail, a planning reference for sailing in Croatia, not for navigation. Every page: https://olasail.com/llms.txt [Report a change](https://olasail.com/about/corrections/#page=Catamaran%20or%20monohull%20for%20a%20Croatia%20week) # Catamaran or monohull for a Croatia week Choose a catamaran for space, privacy and a flat deck at anchor. Choose a monohull to sail better, pay less and fit into a full harbour more easily. In July 2026, 10 of the 13 Dalmatian marinas we compared charged a catamaran twice the monohull's price for a night. [Marina prices for both boats](https://olasail.com/charter/catamaran-vs-monohull/#marina-tariffs) €687 berths for the week, monohull €1,251 catamaran, €564 more on a catamaran Photo: “J32 421 Vis-Stadt, Lučica” by [Falk2](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:J32_421_Vis-Stadt,_Lu%C4%8Dica.jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized All 40 facts on this page name their source, the latest checked on 8 Oct 2026: 15 from the operator, 5 from official sources, 19 measured by us and 1 from a third-party source, such as a pilot book or a magazine, so treat that one as a guide. See every source 15 From the operator (operator) 5 Official source (official) 19 Measured by us (measured) 1 Third-party source (third party) Written by [Domagoj Franc](https://olasail.com/about/people/domagoj-franc/), editor. Reviewed by [Ivor Benko](https://olasail.com/about/people/ivor-benko/), skipper (Croatian skipper's licence, category C). Updated 15 times since 7 Oct 2026. See changes Published 7 Oct 2026. Updated 8 Oct 2026. Pros and cons for a Croatia week - Space: a catamaran has more cabins and deck for its length, and a big saloon on one level with the cockpit. Good for four couples or a family. - At anchor: a catamaran sits flat and rolls much less, so nights on a buoy or at anchor are calmer. - Under sail: a monohull sails closer to the wind and feels alive. A catamaran stays level but is slower upwind, so crews motor more. - Harbours and cost: a catamaran is much wider, needs a wider gap and often pays more a night. In the Split-Dalmatia county ports, catamarans pay twice the rate per metre. (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) On our Split week that could add €564. (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) ## Side by side A monohull is the familiar sailboat with one hull and a keel. A catamaran is a sailboat with two hulls. In Croatia, the catamaran vs sailboat choice comes down to room at anchor, berth width and cost. The table uses charter boats of about 12 m, the size our berth prices are for. | Question | Catamaran | Monohull | | --- | --- | --- | | Cabins and space | More cabins and bathrooms for the length. The saloon and cockpit are on one level. | Fewer cabins for the length. Snug below, with a smaller cockpit. | | Privacy | Cabins sit in two separate hulls. | Cabins share one hull, closer together. | | At anchor | Flat and steady. Rolls much less when a swell comes in from the side. | Rolls in a side swell. Some crews sleep badly. | | Under sail | No heeling, so things stay put. Slower upwind. | Heels over, points closer to the wind and feels better to sail. | | In a short, steep sea | Can slam under the bridge deck, with a jerky motion. | Cuts through it, with a steadier motion. | | Speed | 6 kn on average, sailing and motoring. | We plan a 12 m charter monohull at about 6 knots on average, sailing and motoring, like a catamaran on average, sailing and motoring. | | Width | 6.6 to 7.7 m (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) | about 4 to 4.3 m (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) | | In harbour | Two engines, so it turns in its own length and backs in straight. But it is wide and catches the wind. | One engine, so it is harder to steer in reverse. But it is slim and fits a smaller gap. | | Berth fees | Twice the monohull's price in 10 of 13 marinas we compared, for a July 2026 night. In the Split-Dalmatia county ports, catamarans pay twice the rate per metre. (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) [Each marina's price](https://olasail.com/charter/catamaran-vs-monohull/#marina-tariffs) | The price for its length. | | Charter price | Usually more for the same length. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | Usually less. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | | Fuel | Two engines, and more motoring upwind, so more diesel. | One engine, and more sailing. | | Suits | Four couples, families with small children, crews new to sailing, anyone who gets seasick. | Crews who want to sail, smaller groups and tighter budgets. | ## Overnight charges on the same route This table compares the listed overnight charges on our plan for the Split route, for a 12 m boat at the seasons shown below. It leaves out the boat hire and the rest of the holiday. Where a night has its own catamaran price, the catamaran column shows it: Maslinica, Vis town, Komiža, Palmižana, Stari Grad and Milna. Anywhere else it adds a surcharge you can set yourself. (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) The catamaran column uses each priced night's own catamaran rate or its county port fee, so we add no surcharge. | Night and where you sleep | Monohull, 12 m | Catamaran, 12 m | | --- | --- | --- | | 1 [Marina Martinis Marchi](https://olasail.com/moorings/maslinica-marina/) Maslinica, Šolta | €145 (From the operator, 5 Oct 2026) | €261 (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | | 2 [Vis town quay](https://olasail.com/moorings/vis-town-harbour/) | €119 (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | €179 (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | | 3 [Komiža town quay](https://olasail.com/places/komiza/) | €60 (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) | €120 | | 4 [ACI Marina Palmižana](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-palmizana/) Pakleni Islands | €140 (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) | €280 (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) | | 5 [Stari Grad town quay](https://olasail.com/moorings/stari-grad-town-quay/) | €60 (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) | €120 | | 6 [ACI Marina Milna](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-milna/) | €128 (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) | €256 (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | | 7 Your charter base in Split | Included (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) | Included | | Nights with a price | €687 | €1,251 | | More on a catamaran | | €564 | Prices are one night for a 12 m boat in July and August, and in July and August 2026 for Maslinica. Komiža and Stari Grad charge the same all year. The week is 123 NM (Measured by us, 5 Oct 2026), about 21 h under way on a catamaran at 6 knots. A monohull takes about as long. [Set your own speed on the route](https://olasail.com/routes/split-seven-days/) [Price the whole week on a catamaran](https://olasail.com/charter/cost/#calc-cat) ## Marina prices in July 2026: catamaran vs monohull Most Dalmatian marinas we compared charge a 12 m charter catamaran twice the monohull's price for a night in July 2026. That is 10 of the 13 that price a catamaran on a weekday, and the rest add 47% to 92%. A monohull's night costs €90 to €168, and a catamaran pays €69 to €168 more. That is per boat: a catamaran has more cabins for its length, so per person the gap is smaller. Each sum is for one Tuesday night, from the marina's own 2026 price list: the daily berth with the list's charter and catamaran rules, plus any flat daily fee for water and power. On a Saturday-to-Saturday charter your first and last nights are at the base, so a Tuesday stands for the nights you pay elsewhere. The sums leave out Friday and weekend surcharges, waste fees, water or power charged by the meter, discounts and the tourist tax, which a charter crew pays at the base for every night aboard. (Official source, 25 Sep 2026) These are 2026 prices, not quotes for 2027, from 14 marinas, not all of Croatia. [Marina Vlaška, Milna](https://olasail.com/places/brac/#milna) prints no year on its price table, and [Marina Lumbarda, Korčula](https://olasail.com/places/korcula/#lumbarda) and [Pasadur, Lastovo](https://olasail.com/places/lastovo/#pasadur) publish no price, so they aren't in it. The sums are for a charter boat, and some marinas charge one more than a private boat. At [SCT Marina Trogir](https://olasail.com/places/trogir/#sct), a charter boat pays at least the price for 14.99 m: €147 a day from 1 Jun to 30 Sep 2026 for a 12 m monohull. A charter catamaran pays the price for its own length plus 80%: €216 for 12 m. (From the operator, 8 Oct 2026) That rule gives the table its lowest extra, on our reading that it covers a visiting charter boat. At [Marina Baotić](https://olasail.com/places/trogir/#baotic), a charter boat pays 50% more for a daily berth. A catamaran pays €100 more on Fridays. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Its list doesn't say what a catamaran pays on other days. Length counts too, so ask the charter company for your boat's length overall, as the marina measures it. At [ACI Marina Split](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-split/), the list goes by length up to each whole metre, so a 12.3 m boat pays the 13 m price: €190 a day in July and August. (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) And a price is not a berth: a catamaran needs a wider gap, so book the nights that matter. [Booking a berth, and when to arrive](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/) Graphic: OlaSail, [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Measured by us from each marina’s own 2026 price list, read 26 Sep to 8 Oct 2026. One Tuesday night in July 2026 for a 12 m charter boat, from each marina’s own 2026 price list | Marina | Monohull | Catamaran | Catamaran pays | What’s in the sum | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Trogir to Split | | | | | | [Marina Agana](https://olasail.com/places/trogir/#agana) | €90 | €180 | Twice: €90 more | The daily berth, twice for a catamaran, with power and water included. The list prints no VAT line and no year; the marina files it as its 2026 list. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | | [Marina Baotić, Seget Donji](https://olasail.com/places/trogir/#baotic) | €153.50 | Unknown [Tell us about a catamaran's daily berth at Marina Baotić](https://olasail.com/about/corrections/#fact=baotic.catPrice) | | The daily berth with the charter increase (€95 plus 50%), €6 for power and €5 for water. The list doesn't say what a catamaran pays on a weekday. Not in the sum: the €0.95 ecological fee, and €50 more on a Friday (€100 for a catamaran). The list prints no VAT line. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | | [SCT Marina Trogir](https://olasail.com/places/trogir/#sct) | €147 | €216 | €69 (47%) more | A charter monohull pays the 14.99 m price, a catamaran its own length's price plus 80%, with power and water included. Our reading: the list's charter rule covers a visiting charter boat; without it a 12 m monohull pays the private price, €120, and a catamaran 80% more. Not in the sum: the waste fee of 1% of the berth. (Measured by us, 8 Oct 2026) | | [ACI Marina Trogir](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-trogir/) | €150 | €300 | Twice: €150 more | The daily berth, twice for a catamaran, with power and water included. Not in the sum: the waste fee of 1% of the berth in the marina's waste plan. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | | [Marina Kaštela](https://olasail.com/places/split/#kastela) | €132 | €264 | Twice: €132 more | The daily berth for a boat in commercial use, twice for a catamaran. Not in the sum: water and power, which the marina meters and charges on top. Our reading: the list's flat €70 for a commercial vessel's check-in and check-out is for a guest changeover there, not a night in transit. (Measured by us, 8 Oct 2026) | | [ACI Marina Split](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-split/) | €168 | €336 | Twice: €168 more | The daily berth, twice for a catamaran, with power and water included. Not in the sum: 10% more on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, and the waste fee of 1% of the berth in the marina's waste plan. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | | [Marina Lav, Podstrana](https://olasail.com/places/split/#lav) | €142 | €272 | €130 (92%) more | The daily berth (€130, twice for a catamaran) and €12 a day for water and power. Not in the sum: the waste fee of 1% of the berth. The list doesn't say whether a catamaran's water and power fee doubles too. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | | Šolta, Brač and Hvar | | | | | | [Maslinica, Šolta](https://olasail.com/moorings/maslinica-marina/) | €145 | €261 | €116 (80%) more | The daily berth (€135) and €10 for water and power, each 80% more for a catamaran. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | | [ACI Marina Milna](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-milna/) | €128 | €256 | Twice: €128 more | The daily berth, twice for a catamaran, with power and water included. Not in the sum: the waste fee of 1% of the berth in the marina's waste plan. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | | [Palmižana, Pakleni Islands](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-palmizana/) | €140 | €280 | Twice: €140 more | The daily berth, twice for a catamaran, with power and water included. (Measured by us, 7 Oct 2026) | | [ACI Marina Vrboska, Hvar](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-vrboska/) | €110 | €220 | Twice: €110 more | The daily berth, twice for a catamaran, with power and water included. (Measured by us, 7 Oct 2026) | | Korčula and Dubrovnik | | | | | | [Marina Korkyra, Vela Luka](https://olasail.com/places/korcula/#vela-luka) | €124 | €248 | Twice: €124 more | The daily berth, twice for a catamaran, with power and water included. Not in the sum: the waste fee of 1% of the berth for a boat in transit. (Measured by us, 5 Oct 2026) | | [ACI Marina Korčula](https://olasail.com/places/korcula/#aci) | €136 | €272 | Twice: €136 more | The daily berth, twice for a catamaran, with power and water included. (Measured by us, 7 Oct 2026) | | ACI Marina Dubrovnik | €118 | €236 | Twice: €118 more | The daily berth, twice for a catamaran, with power included. Not in the sum: water, which this marina meters and charges on top, and 30% more on Fridays and Saturdays. (Measured by us, 4 Oct 2026) | Use this graphic You may share and adapt it for any purpose, also commercially, under [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Credit OlaSail and link to this page. Credit line Graphic: [OlaSail](https://olasail.com/charter/catamaran-vs-monohull/), CC BY 4.0 Embed code
Catamaran vs monohull: what marinas in Dalmatia, Croatia, charge each boat for a July 2026 night
Graphic: OlaSail, CC BY 4.0. Measured by us from each marina’s own 2026 price list, read 26 Sep to 8 Oct 2026.
[PNG, 1600 × 2141 px](https://olasail.com/media/marina-tariffs-2026.png) [SVG](https://olasail.com/media/marina-tariffs-2026.svg) [SVG for phones](https://olasail.com/media/marina-tariffs-2026-portrait.svg) [Data as CSV](https://olasail.com/media/marina-tariffs-2026.csv) This is the 2026 version. We never change a published file: when a rule or a figure changes, we publish a new one. The text on this page is not under this licence. [How we license our graphics](https://olasail.com/about/photos/#graphics) ## Handling in Croatian harbours Most Croatian harbours moor you stern-to: you reverse into a gap between two boats, pass lines ashore, and pull up a lazy line (a rope tied to a weight on the seabed) to hold the bow. First-time skippers fear this more than the sailing. [Med mooring, step by step](https://olasail.com/moorings/med-mooring/) A catamaran makes the reversing easier. With an engine in each hull you can turn it on the spot and steer it straight back. Its weak point is size. It is wide, it sits high and it catches the wind, so a side wind pushes it about, and it needs a gap about as wide as two monohulls. In a full town harbour in July, that gap is rarer, so arrive earlier, or book where you can: [booking a berth, and when to arrive](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/). A monohull is harder to steer in reverse, because it has one engine and one rudder. It is slim, though, so it fits a small gap and blows about less. On a buoy, a catamaran ties on with a line from each bow, and a monohull with one or two lines from the bow. A catamaran also draws less water, so it can anchor in shallower spots. The 2025 rules still keep every boat 150 m from a natural beach. (Official source, 25 Sep 2026) [Anchoring rules and fees](https://olasail.com/moorings/anchoring-rules-and-fees/) · [What changed since 2025, and what didn't](https://olasail.com/journal/what-changed-since-2025/#beaches) ## Which one for your crew Pick the catamaran if most of your crew are new to sailing, if you have small children, or if you plan to spend most nights on buoys and at anchor. The flat deck and the separate cabins make a week easier to share. [What monohull sailors told us](https://olasail.com/charter/catamaran-vs-monohull/#report-boat-catFeel) Pick the monohull if your crew want to sail, if you are four or five, or if the budget is tight. It costs less to charter, less to berth and less to fuel. For either boat, the week you pick matters as much as the boat, so compare quotes for the same week. At one Split-area company, a 12.35 m catamaran lists at 1.6 times the price of an 11.5 m monohull in May, 2.2 times in late July and 2.1 times in September (2027 weeks, before early-booking discounts). (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) [What a sailor told us](https://olasail.com/charter/catamaran-vs-monohull/#report-charter-quoteGap) · [How to read a charter quote](https://olasail.com/charter/booking/#quote) The maestral is the usual summer north-westerly, in settled weather. It builds from the sea through the morning, is strongest in the afternoon and dies away in the evening. (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) If you expect an afternoon marina arrival, read [how to moor in a crosswind](https://olasail.com/moorings/med-mooring/#crosswind) before booking the wider boat. Either way, the skipper needs the same papers. [Licences for sailing in Croatia](https://olasail.com/croatia/licences/) Not sure you're ready to skipper at all? [Take the six-question self-check](https://olasail.com/charter/bareboat-skipper-or-flotilla/#check) ## Common questions - What are the disadvantages of a catamaran in Croatia?: It costs more to charter and to berth, it is slower upwind, and it needs a wider gap in a full harbour. Most Dalmatian marinas we compared charge it twice a monohull's price for a July night. [Marina prices for both boats](https://olasail.com/charter/catamaran-vs-monohull/#marina-tariffs) The boat costs more too: at one Split-area company, a 12.35 m catamaran lists at 1.6 times the price of an 11.5 m monohull in May, 2.2 times in late July and 2.1 times in September (2027 weeks, before early-booking discounts). (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Before you book a berth, check the marina's price for your boat's length and beam. [Marinas in Central Dalmatia](https://olasail.com/moorings/marinas/) - Is a catamaran easier for beginners?: In harbour, often yes: two engines make it easier to turn and reverse. Under sail it gives less feel for the wind, and its size makes it harder in a crosswind. A first-time skipper still needs the licence and the practice. - Is a catamaran faster than a monohull?: Not on a charter week. Charter catamarans are heavy and slow upwind, and in light summer winds both boats motor a lot. We plan with 6 kn for a catamaran. [Set your own speed on the route](https://olasail.com/routes/split-seven-days/) - Do catamarans pay more in Croatian marinas?: Yes, in most. In July 2026, 10 of the 13 Dalmatian marinas we compared charged a catamaran twice the monohull's price for a night, and the rest added 47% to 92%. That is €69 to €168 more a night. Outside summer the extra can be smaller: at [ACI Marina Milna](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-milna/), a catamaran or trimaran pays twice the price on a daily berth from 1 Jun to 30 Sep. The rest of the year it pays 50% more. (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) In the Split-Dalmatia county ports, catamarans pay twice the rate per metre. (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) [Marina prices for both boats](https://olasail.com/charter/catamaran-vs-monohull/#marina-tariffs) - Can a catamaran moor on a town quay?: Yes, stern-to like any boat, if there is a gap wide enough. [Where to stay the night](https://olasail.com/moorings/) - Which is better if someone gets seasick?: Usually the catamaran. It doesn't heel, and it rolls much less at anchor. ## Help keep this page right Found something different on the water this season? Tell us what you found. We check it with the source before anything changes. [Report a change](https://olasail.com/about/corrections/#page=Catamaran%20or%20monohull%20for%20a%20Croatia%20week) [Other ways to help](https://olasail.com/about/contribute/) ## Sources 40 facts from 38 sources, last checked 8 Oct 2026. [Marina Trogir (SCT): price list from 1 Nov 2025 to 31 Oct 2026](https://marina21.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/MARINA-TROGIR-PRICELIST-2026-MARINA-21-GROUP.pdf), Pricelist from 01.11.2025 until 31.10.2026: Daily Berth in Sea, 01.06. to 30.09., rows -12,99 (€120) and -14,99 (€147); "Charter" and "Catamarans and Trimarans" (SCT Marina Trogir: a charter boat's daily berth) (From the operator, 8 Oct 2026) [ACI Marina Milna's price list for 2026](https://aci-marinas.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/ACI_Milna_prices.pdf) (The ACI Marina Milna price. Milna: the catamaran price) (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) [Ultra Sailing's base pages and questions](https://ultra-sailing.hr/faq-yachtcharter-croatia/), FAQ "What is included in the charter price" (Split: the last night at your base) (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) [Marina Martinis Marchi: daily berth price list 2026, in force from 23 Mar 2026](https://www.martinis-marchi.com/Portals/0/adam/Sadrzaj/OfgRuMP9uU6Ejjdz7fUilA/Link/Price%20list%20daily%20berth%202026_10.03.2026.pdf) (Maslinica: the marina price) (From the operator, 5 Oct 2026) [ACI Marina Palmižana's price list for 2026](https://aci-marinas.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/ACI_Palmizana_prices.pdf), Catamarans: +50% generally, +100% for daily wet berths 1 Jun to 30 Sep (Catamaran berth prices. Palmižana: the marina price, the catamaran price) (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) [ACI Marina Split's price list for 2026](https://aci-marinas.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/ACI_Split_prices.pdf), Catamarans: +100% (Catamaran berth prices. ACI Marina Split: how length is priced) (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) Show all 38 sources Show fewer sources [Split-Dalmatia County Port Authority: Port fee rules (Pravilnik o lučkim pristojbama) of 21 Jun 2023, with the 2025 and 2026 changes](https://www.lusdz.hr/Portals/0/adam/Documents/4T8EmwsaZUyU-OIRrV9Ykw/Files/Pravilnik%20o%20lu%C4%8Dkim%20pristojbama/PRAVILNIK%20O%20LU%C4%8CKIM%20PRISTOJBAMA%202023.pdf), Article 14 note: catamarans charged twice the rate per metre and Articles 8 and 14 (Catamaran berth prices, catamaran fees in county ports. Komiža: the town quay fee. Stari Grad: the town quay fee) (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) [Fountaine Pajot: Isla 40 specifications](https://www.catamarans-fountaine-pajot.com/es/comprar-un-isla-40-de-segunda-mano-la-guia-completa/), Isla 40 in figures: beam 6.63 m (Width of a charter catamaran) (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) [Lagoon 40 standard specifications](https://www.lagoon-catamaran.de/fileadmin/L40_Standardspezifikationen.pdf), Technical specifications: beam 6.76 m (Width of a charter catamaran) (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) [Lagoon 42 specifications](https://www.catamarans-lagoon.com/boats/lagoon-42), Specifications: beam 7.68 m (Width of a charter catamaran) (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) [Beneteau Oceanis 40.1 specifications](https://www.beneteau.com/oceanis/oceanis-401), Specifications: beam overall 4.18 m (Width of a charter monohull) (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) [Bavaria C42 technical data, 2019 brochure](https://www.bavariayachts.com/fileadmin/media/newsletter/dealerinfo/1947/BAVARIA-C42_english_191118.pdf), Page 12, Technical data: beam overall 4.29 m (Width of a charter monohull) (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) [Marina Vlaška: the marina and its price table](https://marinavlaska.eu/marina-vlaska/) (Milna: the Marina Vlaška price) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Nautički centar Komiža: Port charges in the port of Komiža, in force from 9 Jul 2023 (PDF)](http://www.komiza.hr/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/2023-Cjenik-lu%C4%8Dke-naknade-u-Luci-Komi%C5%BEa-na-snazi-od-09.07.2023.pdf), section 1, "Lučka naknada uključuje" (Komiža: the quay charge in 2023) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Marina Baotić's 2026 price list](https://www.marinabaotic.com/datastore/filestore/12/Pricelist-2026_organized-1.pdf) (The Marina Baotić price) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [ACI Marina Milna: its page on aci-marinas.com](https://aci-marinas.com/marina/aci-milna/) (Who runs ACI Marina Milna, and its berths) (From the operator, 25 Sep 2026) [Changes to the charter ordinance, Narodne novine 73/2020](https://narodne-novine.nn.hr/clanci/sluzbeni/2020_06_73_1416.html) (Who pays tourist tax, and when) (Official source, 25 Sep 2026) [The maritime safety ordinance (Pravilnik o sigurnosti pomorske plovidbe), Narodne novine 52/2025](https://narodne-novine.nn.hr/clanci/sluzbeni/2025_03_52_685.html), Article 53 (The 150 m anchoring rule) (Official source, 25 Sep 2026) Our sum from Marina Trogir's list: the summer daily berth, €147 at the charter minimum of 14.99 m; for a catamaran the 12.99 m price, €120, plus 80% (SCT Marina Trogir: a charter boat's Tuesday night in July 2026) (Measured by us, 8 Oct 2026) Our sum from Marina Kaštela's list for vessels in commercial use: the daily wet berth up to 12.99 m from 1 Jun to 31 Aug, €132; catamarans 100% more (Marina Kaštela: a charter boat's Tuesday night in July 2026) (Measured by us, 8 Oct 2026) Our sum from ACI's 2026 list for Palmižana: the daily berth up to 12 m in July, €140; twice for a catamaran from 1 Jun to 30 Sep; no charter increase on a daily berth (Palmižana: a charter boat's Tuesday night in July 2026) (Measured by us, 7 Oct 2026) Our sum from ACI's 2026 list for Vrboska: the daily berth up to 12 m in July, €110; twice for a catamaran from 1 Jun to 30 Sep; no charter increase on a daily berth (Vrboska: a charter boat's Tuesday night in July 2026) (Measured by us, 7 Oct 2026) Our sum from ACI's 2026 list for Korčula: the daily berth up to 12 m from 1 Jul to 31 Aug, €136; twice for a catamaran; no charter increase on a daily berth (ACI Korčula: a charter boat's Tuesday night in July 2026) (Measured by us, 7 Oct 2026) Our sum from Marina Korkyra's 2026 list: the daily berth up to 12.99 m from 1 Jun to 30 Sep, €124; catamarans 100% more from June to September (Vela Luka: a charter boat's Tuesday night in July 2026) (Measured by us, 5 Oct 2026) Our sum from ACI's 2026 list for Dubrovnik: the daily berth up to 12 m in July, €118; twice for a catamaran; no charter increase on a daily berth (ACI Dubrovnik: a charter boat's Tuesday night in July 2026) (Measured by us, 4 Oct 2026) Our sum from Marina Agana's list: the daily sea berth up to 12 m from 1 Jun to 30 Sep, €90; catamarans 100% more; power and water in every berth's price (Marina Agana: a charter boat's Tuesday night in July 2026) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Our sum from Marina Baotić's 2026 list: the 12 to 12.99 m daily berth, €95, plus 50% for a charter boat, and the daily power (€6 for a sailing yacht) and water (€5) fees (Marina Baotić: a charter boat's Tuesday night in July 2026) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Our sum from ACI's 2026 list for Trogir: the daily berth up to 12 m in July, €150; twice for a catamaran; no charter increase on a daily berth (ACI Marina Trogir: a charter boat's Tuesday night in July 2026) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Our sum from ACI's 2026 list for Split: the daily berth up to 12 m in July, €168; twice for a catamaran; no charter increase on a daily berth (ACI Marina Split: a charter boat's Tuesday night in July 2026) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Our sum from Marina Lav's 2026 list: the 12 to 12.99 m daily berth in July and August, €130, twice for a multihull, and the daily water and electricity fee, €12 (Marina Lav: a charter boat's Tuesday night in July 2026) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Our sum from Marina Martinis Marchi's 2026 list: the 12 to 12.99 m daily berth in July and August, €135, and water and electricity, €10; both 80% more for a catamaran (Maslinica: a charter boat's Tuesday night in July 2026) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Our sum from ACI's 2026 list for Milna: the daily berth up to 12 m in July, €128; twice for a catamaran from 1 Jun to 30 Sep; no charter increase on a daily berth (Milna: a charter boat's Tuesday night in July 2026) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Our sum from the marina's 2026 list: the July price and water and power, each 80% more (Maslinica: a catamaran in July) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Our sum of the county port authority's fee and Gradina Vis d.o.o.'s 2026 port charge, both collected in the port (Vis town: a day on the town quay, in all) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Our sum of the county port authority's fee, twice for a catamaran, and Gradina Vis d.o.o.'s 2026 port charge (Vis town: a day on the town quay for a catamaran, in all) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Our sums from ACI's price list for Milna: twice the July price, and the spring and autumn price plus 50% (Milna: a catamaran in summer) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Our ratio of Angelina Yachtcharter's list prices for its Bali 4.1 catamaran and its Oceanis 38.1 monohull, for the weeks from 15 May, 24 Jul and 18 Sep 2027 (Charter price, catamaran against monohull) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) [University of Zagreb, Faculty of Science, Geophysics Department: Vrijeme i klima hrvatskog Jadrana: maestral](http://jadran.gfz.hr/maestral.html), "Maestral" page, paragraphs 1 and 2 (The maestral) (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) Photos on this page - Kut, Vis town, island of Vis. Photo: “J32 421 Vis-Stadt, Lučica” by [Falk2](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:J32_421_Vis-Stadt,_Lu%C4%8Dica.jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized - Pakleni islands, off Hvar town. Photo: “Pakleni otoci - panoramio (4)” by [Dejan Sekuloski](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pakleni_otoci_-_panoramio_(4).jpg), [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0), resized - Hvar town harbour, the quay. Photo: “Hvar Town through the Yachts” by [Alex Proimos from Sydney, Australia](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hvar_Town_through_the_Yachts_(5969965094).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized - Marina Punat, Krk. Photo: “Sailboat leaving marina Punat” by [Yacht Rent from Croatia](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sailboat_leaving_marina_Punat_(19497124969).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized - ACI Marina Milna, island of Brač. Photo: “Milna - ACI marina” by [Silverije](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Milna_-_ACI_marina.jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized (From the operator) (Official source) (Seen by us) (Seen by a sailor) (Measured by us) (Sources disagree) (Third-party source) [How we check](https://olasail.com/about/how-we-check/#labels) 40 facts, last checked 8 Oct 2026. [See every source](https://olasail.com/charter/catamaran-vs-monohull/#sources) [The nights in this guide Seven days from Split Seven nights, and a Plan B for each day. 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