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ACI Marina Dubrovnik
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500 € – 200,000 €
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1 – 42 guests
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0 – 42 berths
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14.76 – 56 m(48–184 ft)
14.76 m56 m
2000 – 2028
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0 – 20 toilets
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5 – 7,296 hp(4–5,436 kW)
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Catamaran charter in ACI Marina Dubrovnik
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Why charter a yacht in ACI Marina Dubrovnik?
Dubrovnik's premier maritime base, ACI Marina Dubrovnik, sits in Komolac along the Ombla estuary, six kilometers northeast of Dubrovnik's UNESCO-protected old town. This flagship 450-berth facility is the region's primary charter hub, hosting a fleet of modern catamarans ready for exploration of the Dalmatian coast. Whether you're seeking a week-long island cruise or a shorter getaway, Boat4You connects you with exceptional catamaran charters from this strategic location.
Why Choose a Catamaran from ACI Marina Dubrovnik?
Catamarans offer distinct advantages for Dubrovnik-based sailing. The twin-hull design delivers exceptional stability, reducing motion in variable Adriatic conditions. Wide deck spaces suit families and larger groups, providing comfortable seating for up to ten passengers without crowding. From ACI Marina Dubrovnik, you're positioned to reach the Elafiti Islands within 20 minutes, Mljet National Park in three hours, and Korčula's wine country in four hours—all accessible day-sail distances.
The catamaran's shallow draft, typically 1.0–1.3 meters, permits anchoring in protected coves where monohulls cannot reach. When you search for catamarans in Dubrovnik, Boat4You showcases vessels equipped with modern navigational systems, spacious galleys, and air-conditioned cabins—perfect for the warm Adriatic summers.
ACI Marina Dubrovnik: Location, Facilities & Access
Situated in Komolac along the Ombla River, ACI Marina Dubrovnik occupies a protected natural setting while remaining only minutes from Dubrovnik's main attractions. The 450-berth facility includes full-service amenities: fuel dock, potable water, shore-powered berths, professional reception, and 24-hour security. A chandlery stocks spares and supplies; supermarkets and fresh markets are within easy reach.
Access is straightforward. Dubrovnik Airport (Čilipi) lies 25 kilometers south; car rental services operate at the terminal. Public buses connect the airport to Dubrovnik town (45 minutes), and taxis serve the marina directly. Alternatively, ferries from nearby islands dock at Dubrovnik port, and many arriving sailors begin their charters within hours. Boat4You coordinates all check-in logistics, ensuring your catamaran is provisioned and briefed by departure time.
Island Routes & Day-Sail Destinations
The Elafiti Islands, just 10 nautical miles northwest, include Koločep, Lopud, and Šipan—each offering sheltered anchorages, village restaurants, and pristine swimming. Most catamarans sail the Elafiti circuit in a half-day, leaving time for lunch ashore and evening exploration.
Mljet Island lies 30 nautical miles southwest. Its National Park encompasses two saltwater lakes (Veliko Jezero and Malo Jezero), pine forests, and a 12th-century monastery. Catamaran charters typically anchor in Polača Bay or Pomena Harbor, then explore the lakes via dinghy. The island's wild beauty and calm waters suit relaxed crews and photographers.
Korčula, the birthplace of Marco Polo, sits 40 nautical miles north-west. The island's wine region produces distinctive red wines (Crnaš, Plavac Mali); restaurants in Korčula Town and Lumbarda villages showcase local cuisine. A catamaran passage from Dubrovnik takes four hours, making it an ideal overnight destination or a two-day visit.
The Cavtat area, 20 kilometers south by road or sea, offers boutique anchorages and Austro-Hungarian architecture. Day sails to Cavtat allow swimming off small islands and dinner at waterfront restaurants—all within ninety minutes of Marina Dubrovnik.
Marina Facilities & Services
ACI Marina Dubrovnik's 450 berths accommodate vessels from 25 to 60+ meters. Water and electricity are available dockside; fuel is supplied 7 AM–7 PM daily. The modern reception building houses Wi-Fi (essential for route planning and crew communication), shower blocks, laundry facilities, and a small restaurant. Professional staff assist with route advice, weather forecasts, and local recommendations. Waste disposal, including recycling, is available. The marina's chandlery (Adriatica Supply) stocks spares, fenders, and navigational charts. Nearby supermarkets and the weekly farmers' market provide fresh provisions.
Security is professional and 24-hour. Parking is available for guest vehicles. The marina operates year-round, though most catamaran charters run April through October.
Catamaran Charter Rates & Pricing
Catamaran charters from ACI Marina Dubrovnik reflect the marina's premier position and full-service status. Weekly rates for mid-sized catamarans (38–45 feet, sleeping six to eight passengers) typically range from €3,200 to €5,800 during shoulder seasons (April–May, September–October), rising to €5,500–€8,500 in peak season (July–August). Fuel surcharges (typically €600–€1,200 weekly), mooring fees, and provisioning add to the base rate.
Boat4You provides transparent, all-inclusive pricing. Damage waiver insurance, fleet support, and 24/7 assistance are included in most packages. Search catamaran availability and pricing now to secure early-booking discounts and premium vessel selection.
Best Seasons for Sailing
Spring (April–May) offers warm days (20–22°C), calm mornings, and manageable winds (10–14 knots). Crowds remain light; provisioning is abundant. Summer (June–August) brings reliable thermal winds, blue skies, and social anchorages—but July and August intensify heat and crowding. Water temperatures reach 24–26°C, ideal for swimming.
Autumn (September–October) combines warm water (22–24°C), gentle sailing breezes, and lighter tourist traffic. Many experienced sailors prefer autumn. Winter sailing is possible but brings shorter days and occasional rough conditions; most commercial charters close November through March.
Local Flavor & Provisioning
Dubrovnik's culinary tradition centers on fresh seafood, pašticada (slow-braised beef), and soparnik (chard-filled pastry). The Dubrovnik Fresh Market and daily vendors near the Old Town offer fish, cheese, olive oil, and seasonal vegetables. Local wines—Crnaš from Korčula and Plavac Mali from the mainland—are affordable and exceptional.
Restaurant clusters dot the waterfront and Old Town; most welcome sailors and offer group rates. Sunset walks on Lovrijenac Fortress or Stradun (the main street) provide cultural immersion. ACI Marina's own taverna serves casual lunches and dinners, popular with charter crews.
FAQ: Catamaran Charters from ACI Marina Dubrovnik
What is the typical catamaran size for groups of 6–8 passengers?
A 40–45-foot catamaran with three to four cabins comfortably accommodates eight. ACI Marina Dubrovnik has catamarans ranging from 32 to 55 feet; Boat4You matches group size and budget to the ideal vessel.
Can I book a catamaran directly through ACI Marina, or must I use a charter company?
ACI Marina Dubrovnik does not charter directly; it hosts independent fleets operated by partners. You book them through Boat4You.
How long does it take to sail from Dubrovnik to Mljet?
Under power or light sail, the 30-nautical-mile passage takes 3–4 hours depending on wind and sea state. Most crews depart early morning to arrive by lunch, allowing afternoon exploration of the National Park.
Are there fuel docks along the Elafiti route?
Fuel is not available on the Elafiti Islands themselves; plan fuel consumption accordingly. Refueling is possible at Dubrovnik before departure or at larger marinas like Cavtat or Lopud (seasonal). ACI Marina Dubrovnik's fuel dock (daily 7 AM–7 PM) ensures you depart with a full tank.
What certifications are required to sail a bareboat catamaran from ACI Marina Dubrovnik?
Most operators require an International Certificate of Competence (ICC) or equivalent national sailing license. The licence must be one Croatia recognises, and one person aboard also needs a VHF (SRC) radio certificate; the charter operator checks both at check-in, and if you lack them we can arrange a professional skipper.
Is the Ombla River approach suitable for large catamarans?
Yes. The Ombla estuary has been dredged and marked for charter vessels. Catamarans up to 60 meters navigate safely to the marina. The river entrance is well-buoyed; the approach takes 15–20 minutes from open water. ACI Marina staff provide detailed entry briefings.
Getting Started with Your Catamaran Charter
Booking a catamaran from ACI Marina Dubrovnik is streamlined. Search our partners' catalog of catamarans in Dubrovnik to compare availability, specifications, and pricing. Review vessel photos, layouts, and customer reviews. Once you select your ideal catamaran, secure your charter with a deposit—Boat4You coordinates the booking with the charter operator, who provides the insurance and on-site logistics.
For additional information, visit how we work or about us. Our comprehensive FAQ section addresses common questions about certifications, provisioning, and charter procedures. Boat4You also provides detailed guides on island routes, wind patterns, and local provisioning to ensure your catamaran adventure from Dubrovnik exceeds expectations.
Your Adriatic catamaran adventure awaits. Begin your search today.
Plan Your Charter with Confidence
Booking a yacht charter should be transparent from the first enquiry. Boat4You publishes the full price — vessel, mandatory extras, tourist tax, cleaning, transit log — before you commit. You see the boat's inventory, the operator's certifications, and the exact contract terms. No hidden surcharges. No pre-authorisations you discover only at the dock.
Our specialists speak multiple languages and know the local fleets personally. If weather changes your plans, if an item on the inventory is missing, if a port closes unexpectedly — we resolve it quickly, using real relationships built over years of cooperation with verified operators.
What deposit is required at booking?
Most operators request 30–50% at contract signing with the balance due 4–6 weeks before departure. Exact terms appear on your quotation before you commit.
Is there a standard security deposit for damages?
Yes — typically €2,000–€5,000 blocked on your card at check-in, released after a clean handover. A damage-waiver upgrade reduces or eliminates the hold; ask your consultant for the options on your chosen boat.
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