24 ft (7 m) · 11 guests
2006, Vis Island Tour With 24ft BAT Arctic 745 RIB
Komiža, Croatia
From US$392 /day

2 boats available to charter in Komiža, Croatia — compare motor yachts, catamarans and sailing boats from verified operators.
Yacht charter in Komiža is a relaxed way to explore the western side of Vis, with short hops to Biševo, the Blue Cave and sheltered coves along the island coast. Komiža is a historic fishing town on the island of Vis, so the setting is compact, scenic and practical for a day on the water.
Departure is typically from Komiža Harbour or Marina Komiža, where charter boats are listed and checked in. From there, a day trip can reach the Biševo channel, the Blue Cave area and other parts of the Vis archipelago that are close enough for a full-day outing.
Because Komiža sits on Vis’s western shore, it works well for guests who want a direct start close to some of Croatia’s most recognisable island waters. The pace is suited to swimming, coastal cruising and anchoring rather than long open-water passages.
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24 ft (7 m) · 11 guests
Komiža, Croatia
From US$392 /day
30 ft (9 m) · 10 guests
Komiža, Croatia
From US$1,071 /day
Live availability from verified operators; day rates converted to USD.
| Boat type | Available | From (per day) |
|---|---|---|
| Yacht | 2 | $392 |
Most charters in Komiža depart from Marina Komiža or the harbour area in Komiža town. Listings for local boats also place check-in and handover at Marina Komiža, and some rentals are described as being in Komiža Harbour, Vis, Croatia.
For charterers, that means the departure point is usually central and close to the waterfront. The exact quay or dock can vary by boat and operator, but the base remains Komiža on the island of Vis.
A day charter from Komiža is well placed for Biševo, the Blue Cave and nearby waters around the island of Vis. Local charter pages specifically promote Komiža as a base for visiting Biševo, the Blue Cave and the outer parts of the Vis archipelago.
That makes the area suitable for a circuit of scenic stops rather than a long-distance cruise. The most natural day-trip pattern is a morning departure, a swim stop or two, and a return to Komiža by evening.
The best charter window in Croatia is generally May to October, which is the main cruising season on the Adriatic. For Komiža, that period offers the most reliable mix of warm weather and workable sea conditions for day boating.
Charter demand is typically strongest in summer, while the shoulder months can suit guests who prefer quieter marinas and less crowded anchorages. For a Komiža day trip, late spring, summer and early autumn are the most practical months.
Yes, if you take a yacht bareboat in Croatia you need a valid skipper licence for the vessel, or you can book with a skipper instead. Charter listings for Komiža note that a skipper option is available, and that license requirements depend on the boat type.
That means many visitors choose crewed or skippered charters for simplicity. If you plan to sail yourself, the operator will expect an accepted certificate before handover.
The nearest airport is Split Airport, and Komiža is reached from mainland Croatia by transfer to Vis and then on to the town of Komiža. In practical terms, charterers usually arrive via Split and continue by road and ferry connection to the island.
Once on Vis, Komiža is on the island’s western side and is straightforward to reach compared with more remote charter bases. That makes it a good option for guests who want an island departure without a complicated onward journey.
Boat rental in Komiža starts from around $392 per day.
The best short-route waters are around Biševo, the Blue Cave and the western side of Vis. These are the places most directly associated with Komiža departures.
Yes, but only if you have a valid skipper licence accepted for the boat you choose. Otherwise, book a yacht with skipper.
May to October is the main charter season in Croatia and the most useful window for Komiža. Summer offers the warmest water, while May, June, September and October are often calmer than peak holiday weeks.
Yes. Komiža works well for small groups and families who want a short island cruise, swimming stops and an easy return to port the same day.
Boat types
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YachtLuxury cruising with full crew
8–16 guests ·
from $480/day
CatamaranStable, spacious, perfect for groups
10–12 guests ·
from $280/day
SailboatWind, sails and slow island hopping
6–10 guests ·
from $130/day
MotorboatFast day cruises without the captain
4–10 guests ·
from $90/day
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