
Mini yacht (day cruiser)
A 9 to 11 metre day cruiser with a big sun deck and more comfort than a speedboat. A good middle choice for couples, families and special days.
10m / 33ft
Length
Up to 8
Guests
32 knots
Max Speed

About Mini yacht (day cruiser)
A mini yacht, also called a day cruiser, sits between a speedboat and a full motor yacht. Most are 9 to 11 metres long and carry up to 8 guests in comfort. You get a larger sun deck, a swim platform and, on many boats, a freshwater shower and a fridge. The ride is smoother than a small speedboat when there is wind, which helps on longer days to Vis. It is a popular choice for honeymoons, proposals and birthdays. Send a request with your date and plans, and a local skipper with this type of boat will reply with a price.
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Amenities & Features
Technical Specifications
Typical price: Mini yacht (day cruiser)
Final price comes from the skipper and depends on boat, season and group size.
Usually Included
- Licensed skipper
- Life jackets and safety gear
- Sun shade
- Snorkeling masks
- Cool box for drinks
- Fuel (ask: not always)
Popular Tours on Mini yacht (day cruiser)
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many guests can Mini yacht (day cruiser) accommodate?
A typical mini yacht (day cruiser) takes up to about 8 guests. For long days, a few fewer guests is more comfortable. Tell us your group size and we will ask for a boat that fits.
What is included when chartering Mini yacht (day cruiser)?
Most quotes include a licensed skipper, life jackets and snorkeling masks. Fuel, drinks and towels depend on the boat, so check each quote. Final price comes from the skipper and depends on boat, season and group size.
What tours can I do on Mini yacht (day cruiser)?
This boat type suits the popular routes from Hvar: the Pakleni Islands, the south coast of Hvar, and full days to Vis and the Blue Cave. The skipper can adjust the route to your plans.
Is fuel included in the price?
It depends on the skipper. Many quotes include fuel, but on fast boats it is sometimes charged separately. Always ask before you book.
