The Largest Exclusive Fleet of Luxury Yachts in Croatia.
Takes 2 minutes. No commitment.
3 steps to your ideal luxury vacation
From message to the Mediterranean
Tell us your dates, group size, and budget. Your dedicated charter expert shortlists the best matches from the fleet, and we keep refining until we find the right yacht for you.
From idea to itinerary
In this step we organize it all for you: the route, additional activities, including every extra you dream up, whether that’s a private chef, a surprise proposal, or entertainment for the kids.
From Anchor to Aftercare
From the moment you book to long after you’re home, we’re on call for anything 24/7: whether you want a spontaneous stop at a new-found landmark, live music for the afternoon, or a change of plans halfway through the day.
Why Our Guests Keep Coming Back
Croatia’s Largest Centrally Managed Fleet
25 superyachts, personally inspected and run by our own team – nobody else in Croatia manages a fleet this size in-house.
A Local Team, Based in Split
Our office in Split handles every request in person, from provisioning to last-minute changes.
Backed by experience
With 400+ super yacht charters in Croatia and +40.000 satisfied customers we’re recognized globally in the industry.
The Widest Range of On-Board Extras
Whether it’s transfers, excursions, water sports, extra crew, parties or even fireworks, we don’t stop at booking the yacht, we organize everything around it from booking to final voyage.
We Know Every Yacht in Croatia
Even if it’s not in our fleet, our brokers personally know practically every yacht over 24 metres in Croatia and can offer it to you directly.
12 Brokers Who Know Croatia Like Home
Each one guides you personally through the entire process, start to finish.
Talk with Živa
Talk to Živa, our tallest charter specialist, who has been hooked on yachts since she was five years old. She’ll take the time to understand your group, your expectations, and the kind of experience you’re looking for, then guide you to the yachts that truly fit, not just those that are available.
FAQ
Here are the most frequently asked questions and answers.
How much does a gulet charter in Croatia cost?
We specialize in crewed vessels, where prices can range anywhere from € 18,000 per week up to € 180.000 per week. Most of our charters fall into three price levels: From € 10,000 to € 30,000 per week: This price range has the largest variety of yachts, and includes smaller vessels – motor and sail, gulets, and classic yachts. When booking, it is important to ensure proper maintenance inspections have been carried out, and the crews are professionally trained, speak fluent English, and can provide excellent service. Around 30% of our customers book vessels in this range. From € 30,000 to € 100,000 per week: This price level is becoming more popular every season. It includes a wide range of yachts, traditional and modern. These are high-specification vessels offering every imaginable comfort. Around 50% of our clients book yachts in this price range. From € 100,000 per week: This price level includes ultra-luxury vessels such as mega yachts. These are the most highly sought-after charter yachts in the world, with a wide range of high-end water toys onboard – including jet skis, a helipad, and even a submarine. These charters are very bespoke and every detail is managed to cater to exacting requirements. A small percentage of our clients book these superyachts.
What’s included in the charter price?
The charter price for Croatia includes the onboard crew, 24/7 assistance from Goolets and for some yachts also fuel for up to 4 hours of daily cruising.
What’s the best time to cruise Croatia?
The cruising season in Croatia runs from May to October. July and August offer the warmest weather and vibrant atmosphere, while June and September are often considered the best months; with fewer crowds, pleasant temperatures, and ideal sea conditions. For a more relaxed and exclusive experience, late spring and early autumn provide the perfect balance of comfort, privacy, and value.
Can I book just a cabin, or must I charter the entire yach?
You can only charter the entire yacht; individual cabins are not available for booking.
What is the reservation process?
Your first point of contact at Goolets will be with a Concierge Assistant / Yacht charter planner. This involves a full review and confirmation of all of your wishes. This information is collated, then we confirm availability with the yacht owner. We then prepare the necessary paperwork including the charter contract which is signed three ways – by you (the charterer), by us (the broker), and by the yacht owner. Upon payment of a 50% deposit, the yacht booking is secured. Your wishlist is compiled and the planning for your trip commences – usually one or two months prior to departure. You will be sent a questionnaire where you will confirm the passenger names, your menu preferences, any food allergies, whether you need airport transfers booked, and so on. We communicate with the yacht’s crew and create a day-by-day itinerary. Final payments are made 4 weeks prior to departure, and all relevant travel documents and destination advice are issued. The crew is briefed on any last-minute requests. At check-in, our destination experts will arrange everything on the ground to ensure easy embarkation. We stay in contact throughout your holiday to ensure everything is going as planned.
What is your refund and cancellation policy?
Our policy adheres to yachting industry standards and follows the MYBA (Mediterranean Yacht Brokers Association) terms. The term about cancellation and refund: Should the charterer give notice of cancellation of the MYBA agreement on or at any time before the commencement of the Charter Period, some or all of the Charter Fee may be retained by the yacht owner, determined as follows: – After this Agreement is signed but before the final instalment is due to be paid, the yacht owner shall be entitled to retain the first instalment. – After any subsequent instalments are due to be paid, the yacht owner shall be entitled to retain the first instalment and any subsequent instalments due. If any of the instalments are due to be paid but have not been paid then the yacht owner shall have a claim against the charterer for the amount so due.

















