Freedom Superyacht
Mini cruiser Freedom Mini cruiser, built in 2019 is anchored in the Split Harbour, Split region, Croatia. It has 11 cabins, can accommodate 22 people and has 11 toilets.
UPPER DECK:
1) Master cabin 1 (36 m2) with double bed (180x200 cm). Private bathroom with shower box and toilet.
MAIN DECK:
2) Master cabin 2 (40 m2) with double bed (180x200 cm). Private bathroom with shower box and toilet.
3) Convertible cabin (twin or double, 20 m2) with two single beds (90 x 200 cm). Private bathroom with shower box and toilet.
4) Convertible cabin (twin or double, 20 m2) with two single beds (90 x 200 cm). Private bathroom with shower box and toilet.
5) Convertible cabin (twin or double, 16 m2) with two single beds (90 x 200 cm). Private bathroom with shower box and toilet.
6) Convertible cabin (twin or double, 16 m2) with two single beds (90 x 200 cm). Private bathroom with shower box and toilet.
7) VIP cabin (23 m2) with double bed (160 x 200 cm). Private bathroom with shower box and toilet.
LOWER DECK:
8) Triple cabin (20 m2) with a double (180 x 200 cm) and single bed (90 x 200 cm). Convertible to 3 single beds (90 x 200). Private bathroom with shower box and toilet.
9) Convertible cabin (twin or double, 14 m2) with two single beds (90 x 200 cm). Private bathroom with shower box and toilet.
10) Triple cabin (20 m2) with a double (180 x 200 cm) and single bed (90 x 200 cm). Convertible to 3 single beds (90 x 200). Private bathroom with shower box and toilet.
11) Triple cabin (20 m2) with a double (180 x 200 cm) and single bed (90 x 200 cm). Convertible to 3 single beds (90 x 200). Private bathroom with shower box and toilet.
YACHT ACCOMMODATION: max. 22+2 guests sleeping in 11 cabins
FUEL FOR CRUISING: up to 4 hours/day
CREW: 11 members of crew
AIR CONDITIONING: unlimited
LINEN: bed sheets, bathroom, beach towels
WI-FI
• VAT ( 13%)
• APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance): 30% of the charter fee
to cover the following costs, but not limited to:
• Food and beverages for the Charter Party
• Additional fuel for cruising (above 4 hours per day)
• Fuel for tender and water sport equipment
• Port fees, anchorages, and private marina fees, including pilots’ fees, local taxes, and divers’ fees
• National park and nature park entrance fees
• Customs fees and charter licenses if chartering outside Croatia
• Charges for waste disposal, charges for water and electricity taken from shore
• Shipping agents’ fees, where applicable
• Charter Party personal laundry
• Additional costs for services requested by the Charter Party during the charter, such as (but not limited to) the hire or purchase costs of any special equipment placed on board at the Charterer’s request, shoreside transport, excursions, etc.
A.P.A. is paid by the Charterer in addition to the charter fee to cover all relevant costs for the vessel that are not included in the charter fee. If the A.P.A. does not fully cover the costs, the Charterer must pay the excess amount on board in cash. If the actual costs incurred during the charter are lower than the amount paid as A.P.A., the unspent amount will be refunded to the Charterer at the end of the charter.
A.P.A. does not include a tip for the crew.
Split Harbour, Croatia
Charter price list 2026
Prices in EUR/week - VAT 13% not included in charter price
PAYMENT CONDITIONS
50% upon reservation
50% 8 weeks before embarkation
CHECK-IN / CHECK-OUT
from 15:00 h
till 9:00 h
FAQ
Gulets are traditional wooden sailing vessels, usually built with two masts. They are available for private charter and offer a comfortable and elegant way to explore the Croatian coastline and islands. Most gulets are registered to accommodate up to 12 guests, although some can host between 14 and 16 guests. Gulets usually come with a crew of four who will be at your service throughout the journey.
A mini cruiser is a custom-built cruise ship, typically accommodating between 20 and 36 passengers. These ships are designed for a more intimate and personalized cruising experience, making them ideal for exploring the Croatian coast and islands. Mini cruisers are an excellent choice for larger groups of friends, families, or colleagues who wish to travel together while enjoying the comfort and exclusivity of a private charter.
A gulet charter typically includes: a one-week yacht rental, accommodation in private cabins with en-suite bathrooms, a crew of four (captain, chef, deckhand, and steward/stewardess), fuel for cruising (usually limited to a set number of hours per day, e.g. 4 hours), bed linen, towels, basic toiletries, daily yacht cleaning, WiFi, and use of onboard equipment such as snorkels, paddleboards, kayaks, etc. (varies by vessel). It's important to check the specific inclusions and exclusions for each charter.
The itinerary can be customized to your preferences, but popular destinations include Dubrovnik, Hvar, Korčula, Vis, and the Elafiti Islands. You can expect to explore historic towns, secluded coves, and stunning beaches. Your crew will assist you in planning the route and can recommend activities such as swimming, snorkeling, and kayaking.
The itinerary can vary depending on the specific cruise, but popular destinations include Dubrovnik, the Elafiti Islands, Hvar, Korčula, Vis, Split, Zadar, and the Kornati Islands. You can expect to visit historic towns, picturesque villages, and stunning beaches. A typical cruise includes a combination of sightseeing, swimming, and relaxation.
The cost of a gulet charter varies depending on several factors, such as the size of the yacht, the number of cabins, the season, and the included services. Generally, gulet charters are more expensive than sailing yacht charters, but they offer a more carefree and relaxed experience. Gulets are booked on a weekly basis and include a crew, fuel for cruising and basic amenities. Additional costs include food and beverages, port fees, and optional activities.
The cost of a mini cruiser charter in Croatia depends on several factors, including the size and category of the vessel, the duration of the cruise, the cabin type, the itinerary, and the season. Generally, mini cruiser charters are more expensive than gulet charters, but they offer a more luxurious and spacious experience. Charters typically include the crew, basic onboard services, and fuel for limited cruising hours. Additional costs may include food and beverages, port fees, and optional activities or excursions.
APA is short for Advanced Provisioning Allowance. As its name suggests, APA is basically a pre-paid allowance for the crew, used to cover yacht charter expenses that might arise during your cruise such as fuel and provisions among other things.
The cruising season in Croatia runs from May to the end of October, and the best time to set sail depends on the kind of experience you’re looking for.
May and June are ideal for guests who prefer a more peaceful and relaxed atmosphere. During this period, ports and popular destinations are less crowded, and charter rates are generally more favorable. It’s the perfect time to enjoy nature, explore authentic coastal towns, and cruise at a slower pace.
July and August are the peak of the season. The Adriatic is at its liveliest, with coastal towns offering a wide range of events, festivals, and vibrant nightlife. This is the most popular time for yacht charters, so early booking is highly recommended, especially for the most sought-after vessels and routes.
September and October offer a great balance between pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Sea temperatures tend to remain comfortable, particularly in September, with conditions well-suited for coastal cruising and relaxation. This period is especially attractive for couples and travelers who wish to enjoy the full charm of the Croatian coast without the intensity of the high season. No matter when you choose to cruise, Croatia offers an exceptional experience – with crystal-clear waters, rich cultural heritage, and a diverse selection of islands to explore.
