164 boat rentals in Mali Lošinj, Croatia
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| Number of boats | 164 boats available |
|---|---|
| Types of boats | Motor, Party, Sailboat, Catamaran |
| Average price | €472 per day |
| Minimum price | €200 per day |
| Maximum price | €1,350 per day |
| Manufacturers | Beneteau, Jeanneau, Sea Ray, Lagoon, Bali, Bavaria, Catalina, Azimut |
For the 2026 season, average daily rates in Mali Lošinj are: Motorboats & RIBs at €180–€550; Sailboats ranging from €450 to €900; Catamarans starting at €1,100–€2,500; and high-end Luxury Motor Yachts can range from €2,700 to €7,000+ per day depending on the size and crew.
The top activity is a cruise to the unique sandy island of Susak, where you can anchor in shallow turquoise waters. Other highlights include exploring the 'Flower Island' of Ilovik, swimming in the pristine Artatore Bay, and looking for the local resident colony of bottlenose dolphins in the Lošinj marine reserve.
The Kvarner region is known for the Bura wind, which can pick up suddenly. A professional captain (costing roughly €150–€200 per day) handles all technical navigation and knows the best sheltered spots like Krivica Bay, ensuring you can relax and enjoy the scenery while they manage the safe passage.
Most charters depart from the Main Port of Mali Lošinj (Luka Mali Lošinj) or the state-of-the-art Marina Lošinj. Other popular pickup points include the scenic Čikat Bay, Artatore, and the nearby fishing village of Nerezine.
Yes! A high-speed motorboat can reach the southern tip of Cres in minutes or cross the channel to the 'Emerald Island' of Rab in about 60 to 90 minutes. This makes Mali Lošinj a perfect strategic base for exploring the diverse landscapes of the northern Adriatic.
Under Croatian law, if you choose to captain the boat yourself, you must possess a valid maritime license and a VHF radio certificate. If your home country license doesn't include VHF, you will need a captain. Your Sailo host will verify these credentials before your departure.
Many premium captained listings on Sailo offer optional catering. You can request a Lošinj-style lunch featuring local lamb, fresh seafood, and aromatics from the island's famous herb gardens. For standard day rentals, it is often BYOB, but there are supermarkets conveniently located near the Main Port.
For standard short tours or sunset cruises (2–4 hours), fuel is frequently included. However, for full-day itineraries covering long distances, fuel is typically charged based on consumption at the end of the trip. The 'full-to-full' policy is common; check the specific listing for the 2026 fuel terms.
Standard sailboats and catamarans on Sailo usually accommodate 8 to 12 guests. For larger groups, such as a corporate retreat or a wedding party, you can find traditional wooden motor-sailers and large event boats in Mali Lošinj licensed for up to 20–50 passengers.
Safety is the priority. If the Port Authority issues a sailing ban due to high winds (the Bura), your Sailo host will assist in rescheduling or provide a full refund. Your captain will always offer a 'Plan B' route, often sticking to the sheltered bays on the southern lee side of the island.