Boats for rent in Veli Rat
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Veli Rat City port · Sailboat
8 people · 40.26 feet · 40 hp · 2008
Excl. mandatory extras
Deposit 1 500 EUR (refundable)
Rent boat in Veli Rat with Ship O’Hoi. Here you will find a wide selection of boats for rent in Veli Rat. Explore available options, compare prices, and find the perfect boat to suit your needs. Book safely and easily directly on the platform.
Boat rental in Veli Rat at a glance
- Boats for rent
- 1 boat
- Boat types
- Sailboat (1)
- People on board
- up to 8
- Pickup harbours and charter bases
- Veli Rat City port
Rent a boat near Veli Rat
- Brbinj 14 km
- Zadar 31 km
- Sveti Filip i Jakov 50 km
- Biograd 53 km
- Mali Lošinj 54 km
- Novigrad 56 km
Veli Rat is part of: Rent a boat in Croatia
Renting a boat in Veli Rat: questions and answers
How many people can come along on a rental boat in Veli Rat?
The boats here take up to 8 people.
Do I need a boat licence in Croatia?
Yes. In Croatia you need a recognised boat licence, such as an ICC valid for coastal waters, to drive any rented motorboat or skipper a bareboat yacht, and bareboat charter also needs a VHF radio certificate (SRC). With a skipper or a crewed yacht you need no licence. Read our full licence guide.
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Renting a boat in Veli Rat at the north-west tip of Dugi Otok
Veli Rat is a village and small harbour at the north-west end of Dugi Otok, the island about 45 km long and only 1 to 4 km wide. It lies on the bay of Ćune, which a narrow channel joins to the larger bay of Pantera.
The sailing yacht on this page, about 12 m long and taking eight guests, is based in the village port and chartered by the week.
North-west of the village stands Veli Rat lighthouse, a 36 m masonry tower whose light, 41 m above the sea, reaches 22 nautical miles. The chapel of St Nicholas, patron saint of sailors, stands in its courtyard. To the south-east lies the wide bay of Sakarun with its white sand; in summer it pays to get there before noon. Sakarun is also a stop in a week through the Zadar islands.
Guides: boating in and around Veli Rat
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