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Boat rental & yacht charter in Rogoznica, Croatia
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Tore Haug
Highly recommended! We rented the Quicksilver 605 from Mario three days. Perfect boat for five people. Very good communication with Mario all the way. Mario gave us maps of the best spots to visit all three days. It was amazing - three perfect days! Will choose Mario next time in Rogoznica.
Simon
Replied quickly and arranged us a boat on short notice. Good service, flexible in boat delivery location. The owner gave us an upgrade after there was an issue with the one we reserved. Would rent again.
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Hervé
In two weeks, it is possible to have a nice cruise around the main islands of southern Croatia. Without exceeding 6-7 hours of navigation for the biggest stages, but more generally 3-4 hours. A marina every 3-4 days to replenish the levels and visit must-see places.
On the other hand, big warning: prices have become completely crazy on the Croatian coast in 5 years (our last visit). The changeover to the euro a few months ago, inflation, tourist pressure (many Americans, and in particular "the yacht week", game of thrones tours in Dubrovnik) have almost doubled all prices. The slightest activity, visit is paid and rarely less than 10€/pers. Restaurants are more expensive than in Paris or in European capitals. I don't even understand how locals can live in these conditions.
This will certainly call into question our choices in the future.
En deux semaines, il y a moyen de faire une belle croisière autour des principales iles du sud Croatie. Sans depasser 6-7h de nav pour les plus grosses etapes, mais plus generalement 3-4h. Une marina tous les 3-4 jours histoire de refaire les niveaux et visiter des lieux incontournables.
Par contre gros warning: les prix sont devenus complètement fous sur la cote Croate en 5 ans (notre dernière visite). Le passage a l’euro il y a qqs mois, l’inflation, la pression touristique (beaucoup d’américains, et notamment « the yacht week », game of thrones tours a Dubrovnik) ont fait quasi doubler tous les tarifs. La moindre activité, visite est payante et rarement moins de 10€/pers. Les restos sont plus chers qu’a Paris ou dans des capitales européennes. Je ne comprends meme pas comment les locaux peuvent vivre dans ces conditions.
Ca remettra certainement en cause nos choix a l’avenir.
Rogoznica