BOATS FOR SALE
Boats for sale Dubrovnik are featured on this page for you to consider, and European Yacht Brokers is here to assist at every step of your purchase in Dubrovnik. Start by reaching out to our head office with the details of the boat or the type you are looking for. A sales team member will help with your questions and organize viewings with a broker who knows the area well. You may wish to arrange a haul-out, sea trial, or survey, which is at your own cost. When you are ready to move forward and an agreement is reached, a 10% deposit is placed in escrow and our qualified lawyer prepares the sale contract, handles registration, and manages related administration. The balance is paid directly to the seller once the contract conditions are satisfied.
No boats are listed in Dubrovnik today. These boats are for sale elsewhere in Croatia through European Yacht Brokers.
2024 | Croatia
€ 6,200,000
2012 | Croatia
€ 3,500,000
In Dubrovnik, EYB guides buyers through viewing, negotiation, arranging surveys, and manages the contract, escrow deposit, and legal transfer so the purchase process is smooth from first enquiry to completion.
If you wish to purchase a boat in Dubrovnik, you first contact EYB head office and tell them what you are looking for or which boat has caught your attention. The head office oversees the process, and a broker with local knowledge helps set up the viewing. The boats for sale Dubrovnik are listed above for you to browse.
Enquiries, viewings, and negotiations are handled by the EYB sales team in the relevant language. You may decide to arrange a survey, haul-out, or sea trial at your own expense before committing. After both parties reach an agreement on the offer and sale terms, you provide a 10% deposit into escrow. A qualified lawyer prepares the sale contract, which establishes the conditions. When these conditions are fulfilled, the remaining amount is paid directly to the seller, and the lawyer completes the administration and registration.
Croatia’s national maritime authority describes the registration formalities for boats and yachts without setting out a separate yacht-broker permit. A broker can help with the transaction, but cannot replace the registry filing. If the buyer intends to put a previously foreign-registered boat on the Croatian register, the file must include title evidence and the former registry’s deletion certificate, where applicable. Dubrovnik follows these national requirements. Croatian Ministry of the Sea, instructions for boat registration
The purchaser must apply to update the Vessel Register within 30 days of the transfer. Croatian instructions require a written legal transaction and certification of the signature of the outgoing rights-holder. Alongside the seller’s title, check whether the register shows a mortgage or another restriction on disposal. EU guidance says Union status normally continues while the boat remains in the customs territory; retain the invoice and relevant import evidence. European Commission, guidance on VAT and customs for pleasure craft Croatian Ministry of the Sea, instructions for yacht registration
In Dubrovnik, EYB arranges local brokerage support consistent with these requirements, while a qualified lawyer prepares the contract of sale and handles registration. Keep a file linking the seller, the identified craft and its registration record. European Commission, guidance on VAT and customs for pleasure craft
To arrange a viewing for any of the boats for sale Dubrovnik, contact EYB head office and let them know your requirements or the specific boat you are interested in. The process is managed by head office, while a broker familiar with the area supports your viewing. The sales team coordinates all enquiries, viewings, and negotiations in your preferred language.
You can opt to have a survey, haul-out, or sea trial performed at your own expense. Once a deal is reached, you pay a 10% deposit into escrow, with a qualified lawyer preparing the contract and handling registration and administration. The remaining balance is paid to the seller once all contract conditions are fulfilled.
To start the buying process for a boat in Dubrovnik, you reach out to EYB head office and specify what you are seeking. The head office coordinates the sale, and a broker with local knowledge assists you during viewings and discussions. The EYB sales team is there to answer your questions and support negotiations, providing service in the language you require. You may decide to organise a survey, haul-out, or sea trial at your cost before committing.
Once an agreement on price and terms is reached, you pay a 10% deposit into escrow. A qualified lawyer draws up the sale contract, which outlines all the conditions agreed upon, and handles registration and related documentation. The balance is paid directly to the seller once the contract conditions are satisfied.
Dubrovnik has six marinas on the European Yacht Brokers list. ACI Marina Dubrovnik (Komolac) contains 371 berths and accommodates boats up to 45 metres. Marina Frapa Dubrovnik has 221 berths and takes boats up to 100 metres in length. ACI Marina Slano offers 197 berths for boats up to 50 metres, while ACI Marina Korčula provides 166 berths for vessels of the same size. Marina Orebić accepts boats up to 12 metres.
At Marina Frapa Dubrovnik, the berths are described as protected. ACI Marina Slano is sheltered within its bay. At ACI Marina Korčula, the street layout allows the maestral wind to pass through while sheltering the town from cold north-easterly winter winds.
A boat based at ACI Marina Dubrovnik (Komolac), located in the Rijeka Dubrovačka inlet, can cruise to Dubrovnik’s Old Town as a local excursion. From ACI Marina Slano, nearby destinations include Lopud and Šunj Bay, Koločep, and Dubrovnik. At ACI Marina Korčula, the Pelješac Channel and routes towards Hvar are identified as nearby waters for cruising.
Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) is the nearest airport to ACI Marina Dubrovnik (Komolac), Marina Frapa Dubrovnik, ACI Marina Slano and ACI Marina Korčula. It serves as the closest point of arrival for those accessing these marinas along the Croatian coast. The airport provides connections that support marine activities within this region.
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Begin your boat purchase in Dubrovnik by reaching out to EYB head office and sharing what kind of boat interests you. A broker familiar with the area will assist with viewings and enquiries, while the sales team manages negotiations in your language. After agreement on terms, place a 10% deposit in escrow. The sale contract, prepared by a lawyer, outlines the rest of the process.
EYB’s sales team will support you during negotiations, viewings and enquiries in Dubrovnik, using the language you are comfortable with. A broker with area knowledge is there for your local viewing. Once the offer and sale terms are set, you place a 10% deposit into escrow. The sale contract and registration are handled by a lawyer.
EYB’s head office coordinates the sale, and a broker with area knowledge will be there to help you view the boat in Dubrovnik. The sales team handles all your enquiries and negotiations in your language, giving you full support from your first interest through to your visit.
Buyers can request a survey, haul-out, or sea trial for any chosen boat. These are organised at the buyer’s own cost. Our head office manages the process, with a knowledgeable local broker helping with viewings, and the sales team providing support for all negotiations and arrangements.
When your offer has been accepted, you place a 10% deposit into escrow according to the agreed terms. A qualified lawyer manages the contract and registration process. You may, at your expense, arrange any survey or trials you need. The remaining balance goes to the seller after all conditions are satisfied.
When you buy a boat in Dubrovnik, a qualified lawyer will draw up the sale contract and handle the necessary registration and administration. Once you agree to the terms with the seller, the lawyer ensures everything is completed properly, so your transaction and boat ownership are legally secure.
This page covers the three marinas in Dubrovnik on the EYB list: ACI Marina Korčula, Marina Frapa Dubrovnik and Marina Lumbarda. Each has its own page, linked in the marina section below.
Initially, you make a 10% deposit into escrow after agreeing the offer and sale terms. After a lawyer prepares the sale contract and all contract conditions are satisfied, you pay the full remaining balance directly to the seller. This final payment completes your purchase of a boat in Dubrovnik.
The EYB sales team is ready to handle enquiries, viewings, and negotiations in your language. When you contact head office about a boat for sale Dubrovnik, you’ll be supported by a local broker and a lawyer who prepares the contract and manages registration, so you can complete your purchase comfortably in your language.
6 marinas in Dubrovnik on our list.
Reach out to EYB head office with your preferred boat, area, and budget in Dubrovnik, and we will coordinate the next steps. Our experienced brokers and sales team are ready to guide you from your first enquiry through to contract and completion.
Enquiries are handled by European Yacht Brokers, who cover any port in the Mediterranean. Call or WhatsApp +34 722 186 884.

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ACI Marina Dubrovnik (Komolac), Marina Frapa Dubrovnik, ACI Marina Slano.