2842 boat rentals in Marina, Croatia

In 2026, daily rates in Marina are highly competitive: Motorboats (speedboats) average €250–€550; Sailboats range from €300 to €850; Catamarans start at €550–€1,400; and Luxury Yachts for groups over 12 typically start at €2,500 to €5,000+ per day including a professional captain.

A private charter allows you to escape to the turquoise Blue Lagoon (Krknjaši) on the island of Drvenik Veli. Other top highlights include swimming in the crystal waters of Sičenica Bay, exploring the hidden coves of the island of Šolta, and enjoying a quiet sunset dinner in the village of Vinisce.

The coastline between Marina and Cape Planka can be subject to local wind shifts and currents. A professional captain handles the navigation and Mediterranean-style mooring in tight spots, allowing you to relax while they guide you to 'secret' swimming holes that aren't on standard tourist maps.

The main hub is Marina Agana, a high-quality marina located at the very end of the bay, known for its excellent protection and calm waters. Most Sailo hosts operate from this marina, which is conveniently located near local shops and the historic Tower of Marina.

Yes! Using a high-speed motorboat from Marina Agana, you can reach the island of Hvar in approximately 75 to 90 minutes. This gives you a full day to explore the Pakleni Islands and Hvar’s medieval streets before a scenic return trip by sunset.

Many captained listings on Sailo offer optional catering. You can request a Dalmatian snack platter featuring local olives, prosciutto, and Travarica (herbal brandy). While most day rentals are BYOB, Marina Agana has an on-site supermarket for easy last-minute provisioning.

For standard half-day or full-day captained cruises within the local bay and nearby islets, fuel is frequently included in the total price. However, for long-distance trips to Vis or the Blue Cave, fuel is typically charged based on consumption. Always check the 'Price Includes' section for details.

Standard sailboats and catamarans on Sailo usually accommodate 8 to 12 guests. For larger celebrations, such as a family reunion or corporate event, you can find traditional wooden motor-sailers based in the nearby Trogir area that can carry up to 30 passengers.

The sailing season runs from May to October. For the best balance of warm weather and fewer crowds, we recommend June or September. During July and August, the Adriatic is at its warmest (26°C), but it is essential to book 3 months in advance for these peak dates.

Safety is the priority. If the Croatian Port Authority issues a warning for strong winds like the Bura or Jugo, your Sailo host will help you reschedule or provide a full refund. Marina Agana is extremely well-sheltered, providing a safe harbor even if the open sea is choppy.