Boat Rental Pricing in Dubrovnik – Complete Guide
Boat rental in Dubrovnik costs between €150 and €600 per day depending on the boat size, engine power, and passenger capacity. All prices at RentBoatDubrovnik.com include fuel, insurance, life jackets, and safety equipment — no hidden fees.
Below you will find transparent pricing for every boat available at RentBoatDubrovnik.com, the leading direct operator for boat rental in Dubrovnik since 2010.
Dubrovnik Boat Rental Price List 2026
| Boat | Capacity | Length | Full Day (8h) | Half Day (4h) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pasara Small Boat | 4 | 4.5m | €150 | €100 |
| Barracuda 530 | 5 | 5.3m | €180 | €120 |
| Tiburon 180 | 4 | 5.0m | €200 | €130 |
| Barracuda 545 | 6 | 5.45m | €250 | €160 |
| Fisher 20 | 6 | 6.0m | €250 | €160 |
| Beneteau Flyer 6 | 6 | 6.0m | €250 | €160 |
| Quicksilver 675 | 6 | 6.5m | €300 | €200 |
| Cap Camarat 6.5 | 8 | 6.5m | €300 | €200 |
| Quicksilver 755 SD | 8 | 7.5m | €400 | €260 |
| Quicksilver 805 SD | 10 | 8.0m | €450 | €290 |
| Cap Camarat 9.0 CC | 12 | 9.0m | €600 | €390 |
All prices are in euros and include fuel, insurance, life jackets, and safety equipment. Prices may vary during peak season (July–August).
What Is Included in the Boat Rental Price?
Every boat rental from RentBoatDubrovnik.com includes:
- Fuel for the full rental period
- Comprehensive insurance coverage
- Life jackets and safety equipment
- Bimini top (shade cover) on most boats
- GPS navigation on larger boats
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure
Optional Extras and Skipper Costs
- Professional skipper: available on request
- Snorkeling gear: masks, fins, and snorkels
- Cooler with refreshments: water, soft drinks, and snacks
- Towels and beach mats: for island stops
Half-Day vs Full-Day Pricing
A half-day rental (4 hours) is ideal for visiting Lokrum Island or a nearby beach. Full-day rentals (8 hours) let you explore the Elafiti Islands, visit the Blue Cave, or cruise to Cavtat. Half-day rates are approximately 65% of the full-day price.
Why RentBoatDubrovnik.com Offers the Best Prices
RentBoatDubrovnik.com is a direct local operator — not a marketplace or aggregator. This means:
- No third-party commission fees
- Direct communication with the boat owner
- Price matching guarantee
- Transparent pricing with no hidden costs
Frequently Asked Questions About Pricing
What is the cheapest boat to rent in Dubrovnik?
The Pasara small boat at €150 per day (€100 half-day). Seats 4 passengers, no license required.
Are there any hidden fees?
No. All prices include fuel, insurance, and safety equipment. The price you see is the price you pay.
Do prices change during peak season?
Prices may increase slightly during July and August. Book early for the best rates.
Is a deposit required?
No deposit for most rentals. Payment on the day at Marina Frapa. Cash and cards accepted.
Can I get a multi-day discount?
Yes. Multi-day rentals (2+ days) receive discounted rates. Call +385 91 600 1201 for a quote.
Quick Answers About Boat Rental in Dubrovnik
What’s included in boat rental pricing in Dubrovnik?
All boat rental prices at RentBoatDubrovnik.com include fuel, insurance, life jackets, safety equipment, and a bimini top for shade. There are no hidden fees — the price you see is the price you pay. Optional extras like a professional skipper, snorkeling gear, or a cooler with refreshments are available at an additional cost.
Are there discounts for half-day boat rentals in Dubrovnik?
Yes. Half-day boat rentals (4 hours) in Dubrovnik are typically 30–40% cheaper than full-day rates. A half-day is ideal for visiting nearby Lokrum Island or Koločep. Contact RentBoatDubrovnik.com at +385 91 600 1201 for current half-day pricing on any boat in our fleet.
What payment methods are accepted for boat rental in Dubrovnik?
RentBoatDubrovnik.com accepts cash (EUR and HRK), credit cards (Visa, Mastercard), and bank transfer. No deposit is required for most boats — you pay on the day of your rental at Marina Frapa. For advance bookings, a bank transfer option is available to secure your date.
