Yacht charter in Marina Solila, Montenegro
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Yacht charter in Marina Solila

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About chartering in Marina Solila

Chartering in Marina Solila is a convenient catamaran start in Tivat Bay, beside the Lušćica peninsula and close to the Tivat Solila nature reserve. The marina is set up for easy embarkation, with on-site parking, a restaurant, a beach bar, and a sandy beach nearby.

For most charterers, Marina Solila works as the base for a first day on the water rather than a stopover in itself. Nearby departure points on the same coast include Tivat, Porto Montenegro, Kotor, Herceg Novi, and Budva, which makes it a practical starting point for exploring the central and northern Montenegrin shoreline.

A day trip from Marina Solila can stay inside the Bay of Tivat and reach the broader Bay of Kotor, or head along the Luštica side of the coastline for short anchor stops and sheltered swimming. The setting suits relaxed coastal cruising, with the option to combine a morning sail, lunch at anchor, and a return to base the same day.

In Montenegro, Marina Solila is especially relevant for catamaran charters, which are the listed boat category for this base. That makes it a focused departure port for travelers who want a stable family-friendly platform for bay cruising, coastal sightseeing, and short hops between protected coves.

Because the port sits on the Tivat side of the bay, it is well positioned for itineraries that link Tivat, Kotor, and the Luštica coastline without a long first-leg passage. For charterers who want a simple one-day program, this reduces transfer time on the water and leaves more of the day for swimming and lunch stops.

Most itineraries from Marina Solila are easiest to plan as loop-style outings within the bay system, where sheltered waters are more comfortable than open-sea legs. The port’s location also works well for crews who want a quick check-in, a straightforward cast-off, and a return to the same berth after the cruise.

Boats available in Marina Solila

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Attina

43 ft (13 m) · 12 guests · 6 cabins

2015, Attina

Marina Solila, Montenegro

From US$578 /day

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Natasha

43 ft (13 m) · 12 guests · 6 cabins

2013, Natasha

Marina Solila, Montenegro

From US$446 /day

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Zlata

43 ft (13 m) · 12 guests · 6 cabins

2013, Zlata

Marina Solila, Montenegro

From US$116 /day

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Elina

39 ft (12 m) · 12 guests · 6 cabins

2014, Elina

Marina Solila, Montenegro

From US$174 /day

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Irina

43 ft (13 m) · 12 guests · 6 cabins

2014, Irina

Marina Solila, Montenegro

From US$435 /day

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Boat types & prices in Marina Solila

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Boat typeAvailableFrom (per day)
Catamaran5$115

Where do charters depart from in Marina Solila?

Charters depart directly from Marina Solila in Tivat Bay, and that is the main boarding point for this base. The marina is on the Lušćica peninsula near the Tivat Solila reserve, so the first sailing segment is usually short and straightforward.

For planning purposes, nearby charter ports in the same country include Tivat, Porto Montenegro, Kotor, Herceg Novi, and Budva. Marina Solila is best used as a launch point for central Bay of Kotor itineraries rather than a long-distance offshore departure.

What day-trip routes can you sail from Marina Solila?

You can sail from Marina Solila into Tivat Bay, then continue toward Kotor Bay for a scenic day on sheltered water. A second common direction is along the Luštica coast, where short anchor stops and swim breaks are practical in calm weather.

The surrounding bay system makes it possible to build a compact day route with one or two anchorages and a relaxed return to base. For charterers who want more variety, the same starting point also supports broader Montenegro coastal cruising beyond the immediate bay area.

When is the best sailing season for Marina Solila?

The main sailing season in Montenegro runs from May to October, and that is the most reliable window for Marina Solila as well. Summer months provide the warmest water and the steadiest conditions for day charters in Tivat Bay and the Bay of Kotor.

Within that season, late spring and early autumn are often better for crews who prefer lighter marina traffic and milder temperatures. Peak summer is best for warm-weather swimming and shorter sheltered routes close to shore.

What are the skipper and licence rules in Montenegro?

Montenegro offers bareboat charters and charters with a hired skipper, but larger motor yachts and gulets must be taken with a captain. Marina Solila is listed primarily as a catamaran base, so skipper arrangements depend on the vessel and the charter company’s policy.

For chartering without a skipper, you should expect to present the sailing qualification required by the operator. If you do not have the right licence, booking a skippered yacht is the simplest way to sail from Marina Solila.

How do you get to Marina Solila?

The nearest international airport is Tivat Airport, and it is about 5 km from Marina Solila. That makes transfers to the base short and efficient for arriving crews.

Podgorica Airport is another option for reaching Montenegro, but Tivat is the most convenient arrival point for this port. Dubrovnik in Croatia can also be used by some travelers, followed by a transfer to the marina.

Marina Solila yacht charter — FAQ

How much does a boat rental in Marina Solila cost?

Boat rental in Marina Solila starts from around $435 per day.

What type of boats are available in Marina Solila?

The grounded inventory for Marina Solila is focused on catamarans. That makes it a strong base for stable day cruising and family or group charters.

Is Marina Solila a good base for a day trip in the Bay of Kotor?

Yes. From Marina Solila, charterers can reach Tivat Bay and continue into the Bay of Kotor for a scenic same-day outing.

What is the best time of year to charter from Marina Solila?

The best sailing window is generally May to October. Those months offer the most reliable conditions for coastal cruising in Montenegro.

Do you need a skipper or licence for Marina Solila charters?

Montenegro allows both bareboat and skippered chartering, but the operator decides what documentation is required for bareboat use. If you do not have a suitable sailing licence, booking with a skipper is the practical option.

Is Marina Solila suitable for families or groups?

Yes. Catamarans are well suited to groups because they offer a stable platform and more space at anchor. Marina Solila’s bay location also keeps day routes relatively sheltered.

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