We travel on traditional Turkish gulets—beautiful wooden sailing vessels designed for comfort and style. With en-suite cabins, wide sun decks, and plenty of lounge space, gulets are the heart of every Turkey sailing adventure. Whether you want to sunbathe, read, or sip cocktails while watching the coast drift by, these boats are built for relaxation.

Yes, all our gulets offer free Wi-Fi so you can stay connected and share your epic moments from your Turkey sailing holidays straight to Instagram.

Of course. Each gulet has a licensed onboard bar. Drinks are added to your personal tab, which you pay in cash at the end of the week. Because of this, BYO alcohol isn’t permitted.

Boats use European two-pin sockets, so bring a travel adapter to keep your electronics powered.

On average, about 3–4 hours, with plenty of stops for swimming and exploring along the way.

Most evenings are spent anchored in quiet bays—ideal for sunset swims and sleeping under the stars. Sometimes we dock in lively coastal towns so you can experience the local nightlife too.

Our A+ Premium Category boats are modern, spacious, and purpose-built for Croatia sailing tours. Each cabin has air conditioning and a private en-suite. Large sundecks and stylish dining areas make relaxing on the Adriatic a dream.

For Croatia, groups usually range between 25 and 35 travellers, making it the perfect size for socialising while still being intimate enough to create strong connections.

• Lighting: Main deck cabins have large windows, while lower deck cabins have port holes.
• Size: Main deck cabins are slightly larger.
• Beds: Main deck twins can be pushed together into doubles; lower deck twins are fixed.
• WiFi: Better connection on the main deck.
• Accessibility: Main deck cabins open directly to daylight and the water; lower deck cabins open to an internal hallway.

Yes, all boats have a licensed bar, so bringing your own alcohol is not permitted. Drinks are generally cheaper than on land, and we run fun drink specials each night. A visible bar tab is kept throughout the week, payable in cash at the end of the trip. Most guests spend €100-150 for the week.

Yes, free WiFi is provided on Gulet Cruises boats. You’ll also find plenty of hotspots in cafes, bars, and hotels throughout Croatia.

Cabins are based on two people sharing, with either twin beds or a double. Requests can be noted, but exact allocation depends on availability, as each gulet’s cabin configuration is unique.

Yes, on selected cruises, a single supplement (usually 50% of the cabin price) applies.

Gulets typically host 12-16 guests. Most are English, German, or French speaking, though groups vary. Our Montenegro sailing tours attract an international mix of travellers.

Yes, some noise is normal, especially in cabins near the engine room. Earplugs are recommended for sensitive sleepers.

Yes, but coverage is limited when sailing offshore. Expect stronger connections when docked in port.

Yes, each cabin comes with a personal hairdryer. This ensures comfort and convenience during your Montenegro yacht holiday, so you can pack light without worrying about bringing one from home.

Yes. European 2-pin sockets (230V) are available in cabins and common areas. They can be used for charging phones, cameras, and small appliances. Adapters may be required for guests from outside Europe.

A welcome kit including shampoo, shower gel, and soap is provided. For longer Montenegro sailing tours, you may wish to bring personal toiletries.

Simply choose your dates, fill out the online form, and secure your place with a 30% deposit by credit card.

The balance is paid in cash when you arrive, along with a €45 port tax.

Yes, if you’d rather sort it all upfront, you can pay the total at booking.

Your boat holiday in Croatia includes:

• 7 nights in a twin or double cabin on a premium Gulet Cruises vessel, all with private en-suites
• Air conditioning in cabins and shared areas
• 3-course lunches and dinners freshly prepared by our onboard chef
• A traditional Captain’s Dinner
• Professional English-speaking Gulet Cruises rep and local crew
• Orientation tours in each port
• WiFi onboard
• Regular linen and towel changes

• Travel insurance (highly recommended)
• Airport transfers
• Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
• Optional excursions (rafting, biking, wine tours, etc.)
• Personal expenses
• Local port tax: €100 per person, payable in cash to your Gulet Cruises rep on day one

• Meals on land: €20-40 per meal
• Drinks onboard: beer €5-7, cocktails €12-20 (with weekly bar tabs averaging €120-180)
• Optional excursions: €150-250 per person
• Tipping: €15 per week per crew member, and around €5 per day for your Gulet Cruises rep
• This makes your total extra budget typically around €300-450 for the week.

• Start: Saturday morning, check-in from 11:00am to 12:00pm in Split
• End: Following Saturday after breakfast, between 8:00am and 9:00am

You may also depart earlier if you have an early flight, as the boat returns to port on Friday afternoon.

When you join a Croatia sailing tour with Gulet Cruises, your day begins with a fresh continental breakfast between 9.00-10.00am. While you are still waking up, our boat has already set sail around 7.00am, smoothly heading towards the next destination along the Adriatic coast. By late morning, we usually anchor for a refreshing swim stop in crystal-clear waters before enjoying a freshly prepared lunch at around 1.30pm.

After lunch, we either continue sailing or make another swim stop, depending on the distance. Once we dock in a charming port town, your Gulet Cruises representative will take you on an orientation walk, showing you the highlights, local landmarks, and best things to do. You’ll have free time to explore, relax, or try one of our optional excursions. In the evening, enjoy a delicious dinner, followed by happy hour on deck, before heading out to experience Croatia’s vibrant nightlife. The boat stays docked overnight, ensuring you can explore with ease, before setting off again early the next morning.

Our sail Croatia holidays are designed for young professionals, with most of our guests in their mid-20s to late-30s. The average age is between 25 and 35. However, whether you’re slightly younger or older, you’ll find the atmosphere welcoming and inclusive. Our guests share the same passion: enjoying the Adriatic, making new friends, and discovering Croatia’s coastline in a relaxed yet adventurous style.

Absolutely! Many of our guests book alone, and Croatia sailing tours are perfect for solo travellers looking to meet like-minded adventurers. With Gulet Cruises, you’ll instantly feel part of the group. Whether you want to party in Split, watch the sunset from Hvar, or just relax on deck with a cocktail, you’ll never be short of great company. Most guests step on board as solo travellers but leave with lifelong friends.

Cabins are based on twin share, so solo travellers are paired with a same-sex cabin mate. If you prefer your own space, single supplements are available on request. All cabins are air-conditioned, en-suite, and designed for comfort, making your Croatia yacht holiday both social and relaxing.

Plenty! This is your holiday, so how active or relaxed you want it to be is up to you. Your Gulet Cruises rep will suggest excursions and nightlife options, but you can also choose to spend the afternoon sunbathing on deck, swimming in hidden bays, or strolling through medieval towns at your own pace.

No problem. Our chefs can accommodate most dietary needs, including vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and lactose-free. Just let us know before your trip or inform your Gulet Cruises rep on check-in day.

Yes, you’ll be invited to a WhatsApp group before departure so you can meet your shipmates, plan pre-trip meetups, and start building those friendships early.

No worries! Life jackets and floatation devices are always available, and there are plenty of activities on board if you’d prefer to soak up the Adriatic sun instead of diving in.

Yes. A local payment of around €120 per person applies to cover port fees and tourist taxes for the week. This amount is payable onboard in cash and may vary slightly depending on the route. Transparency of costs is important to Gulet Cruises so you can budget your sail Montenegro adventure comfortably.

We recommend carrying cash (Euros). Bar tabs, optional meals, and excursions are usually paid in cash at the end of the trip. ATMs are available in most ports.

Days start with a fresh breakfast in a pristine bay. After that, we generally cruise for a few hours, stopping for swims, snorkeling, lunch, and some hikes in the wood. Afternoons mean more sun and sea, while evenings are all about big dinners, games on deck, or heading ashore for a night out.

Most of our guests are in their 20s to 40s, with lots of solo travelers. It’s a very social vibe—expect to meet new friends from around the world.

No problem. Cabins are shared between two guests, and we pair solo travelers with another of the same gender. Single cabins are available for an extra fee if you’d prefer privacy.

Gulets typically carry 12–16 passengers, so groups are small enough to get to know everyone.

• 3 or 7 nights in an en-suite cabin
• All meals, plus afternoon tea & snacks
• Snorkeling gear
• Local captain & crew
• Wi-Fi and entertainment on board

• Drinks (purchased on board)
• Entrance fees to historical sites/parks
• Crew tips (optional but appreciated)

We recommend bringing soft, medium-sized luggage. Hard suitcases can be difficult to store in cabin spaces, whereas flexible bags fit easily under beds. Keeping luggage light and compact enhances your Montenegro boat holidayexperience.

No, Gulet Cruises provides both bath and beach towels. This makes packing easier and leaves more space for essentials.

Food and drinks cannot be brought onboard, except for specific dietary items. Every gulet has a fully stocked licensed bar, and unlimited drinking water is available during salon opening hours. This is standard for Montenegro gulet cruises.

Meals are freshly prepared daily and generally include a balance of meat, fish, vegetables, and salads. Vegetarian guests receive larger portions of vegetables and salads. For allergies or special diets, please inform us when booking so the crew can prepare accordingly.

Gulets are primarily motor-sailers. While the engine is used for most of the cruising, sails are hoisted whenever conditions allow, giving you the authentic sail Montenegro experience.

Drinks and onboard dinners are recorded to a weekly bar tab. This tab is settled in cash (Euros) before check-out. Expect prices to be slightly lower than shore bars.

• Paragliding over Blue Lagoon – one of the best spots in the world
• Scuba diving in Kaş – explore reefs and underwater life
• Water sports – wakeboarding, jet skis, banana rides

These extras can be booked in advance or during your trip.

Croatia is one of Europe’s sunniest destinations, with clear skies and calm seas throughout the summer. On the rare occasion of bad weather, our experienced captain will simply adjust the route to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey.

Tipping in Croatia

Tipping isn’t mandatory but is very much appreciated. In restaurants, 10-15% is standard, while rounding up taxi fares is common courtesy. Onboard, tipping the crew and your Gulet Cruises rep is optional but recommended as a thank-you for their exceptional service.

Travel light—swimwear, sunscreen, hats, and summer clothes. A casual outfit or two is enough for bars and clubs.

Since all meals are included, budget mainly for drinks and extras. Around €100 for drinks during a week is enough. Optional activities may add €250–350 depending on what you choose.

Yes, we recommend travel insurance before you start your Turkey sailing holiday.

The local currency is the Turkish Lira, but Euros and USD are widely accepted in tourist areas.

Most guests arrive via Dalaman Airport. Transfers are available by private car, taxi, or shuttle bus.

Expect sun, sun, and more sun! Average daytime temperatures are 24-30°C (77-85°F), with water temperatures of 23-27°C (77-80°F). It’s the perfect setting for a Croatia yacht holiday.

As of January 2023, Croatia officially uses the Euro (€). Exchange rates are best in town centres rather than airports. ATMs are widely available, making it easy to withdraw local currency during your trip.

Split offers a mix of boutique hotels, family-run guesthouses, and affordable apartments. Many travellers now prefer using Airbnb and Booking.com for authentic, local stays. Your Gulet Cruises rep can suggest areas and accommodation options that suit your style and budget.

• Shuttle bus: 30 minutes, around €8, payable in cash
• axi: 30-40 minutes, €45-50
• Private transfers can also be arranged if you prefer a smoother start to your sail Croatia holiday.

Croatia uses 230-240V electricity and standard European two-pin plugs. A universal adaptor is recommended if you’re travelling from outside Europe.

Think light and practical:

• Swimwear (you’ll live in it!)
• Comfortable summer clothes (24-30°C average in summer)
• Sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat
• Beach towel (provided onboard, but always handy)
• Sandals or flip-flops for the boat
• Light jacket for breezy nights
• A universal travel adaptor for Croatia’s 230-240V sockets

Our boats dock right in the heart of the action, close to historic towns, buzzing nightlife, and cultural landmarks. Whether it’s Split’s old town, Dubrovnik’s city walls, or Hvar’s trendy bars, you’ll be steps away from the highlights. Sometimes we even dock next to luxury superyachts – perfect for a bit of celeb spotting!

Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Many countries allow entry without a visa, but please confirm with your local embassy. Gulet Cruises can provide a supporting letter for your application if needed.

Yes. Comprehensive travel insurance is strongly recommended before starting your Montenegro sailing holiday.

There are three main airports:

• Tivat (10 minutes from marina)
• Podgorica (1.5 hours away)
• Dubrovnik (1.5–2 hours away)

Airport transfers can be arranged for smooth arrival.

If departing from Tivat, Gulet Cruises boats are based in Porto Montenegro Marina, Jetty 1, Dock F. Staff will be waiting to welcome you.

A driver will meet you at arrivals holding a sign with your name. Contact your Gulet Cruises representative if needed.

Average Celsius temperatures:

• May: 21°C
• June: 25°C
• July: 29°C
• August: 28°C
• September: 25°C
• October: 21°C

These warm conditions make Montenegro one of the Adriatic’s top yacht holiday destinations.

The Euro (€) is the official currency. ATMs are widely available in towns and ports.

If delayed, contact the Gulet Cruises team immediately. It’s usually possible to rejoin the gulet at the next port by taxi or bus.