Yacht charter
Last updated on 8 April 2025
If you are planning to take a boat trip in Croatia, take the time to head for Kvarner Bay, where a charming city awaits you. This is the town of Rijeka, considered to be Croatia's main port city. And while this city and port on the east coast of Istria is fascinating for its authentic character, with its houses protected by a long wall hauled in alongside the steep cliffs, it also attracts vacationers for its unique landscape.
Try out the yacht charter in Rijeka and discover its splendid sand and pebble beaches that are simply perfect for relaxing. Follow the coastline of Rijeka and set off to conquer its magnificent beaches, the beauty of which proudly rivals that of the Caribbean. There are also many water sports on offer.
at Preluk, surfing enthusiasts will enjoy taming the waves early in the morning, while beach volleyball and water basketball fans will appreciate Plo?e beach. Even people with reduced mobility can enjoy the white sands of Rijeka and appreciate the view from Kostanj Bay, which has been specially adapted for the disabled.
A brief history break in Rijeka
Once considered the most important municipality in Croatia, Rijeka still retains some traces of its glorious past. You can take an urban walk and observe old buildings dating from the Austro-Hungarian domination. The Municipija Palace, the governor's palace, transformed into a museum, and the Komuna Palace, embellishing the city center, are just a few examples. History enthusiasts can also immortalize beautiful religious buildings such as the Cathedral of St. Vitus, built by a Jesuit in 1638. During your little urban trek, you can also linger at the Baroque Rijeka Tower, built in the 17th century. The tower dominates the pedestrianized Korzo Avenue, where the Rijeka skyscraper also stands.
Trsat Castle is also a fine example of Austrian heritage. Built in the 19th century by Count Laval Nugent of Westmeath, it has a keep known as the Roman Tower. From the keep, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the eastern coast of Istria, the Gulf of Kvarner and the islands of Krk and Cres.
Discover the surrounding area
Those who wish to enjoy the pleasures of hiking during their stopover in Rijeka will be spoiled for choice among the many green spaces colonizing the outskirts of the town. For a great introduction, start your adventure at Risnjak National Park. Located very close to the city, in Gorski Kotar, the park occupies the most wooded and mountainous region of Croatia. Despite its relatively small size (63.5 km2), the reserve is home to a particularly diverse range of vegetation flourishing in the heart of the fir and oak forests. During your hike, you will come across a few deer, roe deer, brown bears and wild boars. You can also hike around the Učka Nature Park, a mountain range offering a magnificent view of the islands of Losinj and Cres from its peaks.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 4 183 |
|---|---|
| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Sailor, Chef (meals not included), Engineer, Mechanic, Masseuse |
| Average price per week | $9,094 |
| Minimum weekly price | $658 |
| Maximum price per week | $1,028,388 |