Yacht charter
Last updated on 8 April 2025
Located in Croatia, the island of Vir promises you a pleasant vacation along its sandy shores caressed by the Adriatic Sea. Offering a range of landscapes enhanced by lush nature and a picturesque urban landscape, the small town of Vir invites you to relax and explore.
A relaxing town with a medieval feel
Your vacation in the small village of Vir, which graces the island of the same name, will be spent in a medieval atmosphere. A charm enhanced by the presence of a number of historical remains that you will discover during a short health walk in the village and its surroundings. You will immortalize the famous fortress of Kaštelina, built during the 17th century in the Kozjak region. Built during the Venetian domination, this ancient fortification served to protect the Venetians from pirates and Turkish invaders.
Your stroll will also take you to the church of Saint George of Banner, which dates back to the 12th century, and the church of Saint John the Baptist, built a century later. If you venture up to the Gradina and Sveti Juraj hills, you will also be able to see some prehistoric ruins.
Don't hesitate to explore the village of Torovi and Lozice, two charming little villages located a few minutes from the town of Vir, north of the municipality of Zadar. You will be won over by the friendliness of the locals, who will be delighted to tell you some fascinating stories about the island.
Nature hike on the island of Vir
With its unspoiled landscape and in the shelter of mass tourism, the island of Vir is adorned with lush vegetation with a Mediterranean charm. Hiking enthusiasts will be delighted to explore its hills covered with a carpet of greenery leading to idyllic coves and beaches.
To the north of the island, a landscape covered with coniferous forests will unfold before your eyes, while the northeast invites you to stroll through orchards and vineyards. The interior of the land offers you a landscape shaped by limestone rocks. And if you're looking for a breathtaking view of the whole island, why not take on the challenge of climbing Pic Bandira. At a height of 112 meters, the mountain offers you a most breathtaking panorama!
Swimming and lazing about at the side of the Adriatic
Vir knows how to seduce hiking enthusiasts and fans of ancient architecture, but it also seems perfectly equipped to attract swimming enthusiasts to a beautifully preserved environment. Because, although it has been connected to the mainland by a deck since 1976, the island has managed to retain its authentic character. You will quickly see this if you opt for a yacht charter in Vir.
Renting a boat in Vir will allow you to set off to conquer the most beautiful beaches on the island, revealing a landscape of rocks, sand and pebbles overlooking a crystal-clear sea, such as Duboka Draga beach. You can also enjoy the charm of Donja Prezida and Miljkovica beaches, where you can have a pleasant swim in the summer sun.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 4 042 |
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| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Chef (meals not included), Sailor, Engineer, Mechanic, Masseuse |
| Average price per week | $8,878 |
| Minimum weekly price | $745 |
| Maximum price per week | $573,350 |