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Marea
Four guests sitting along the bow rail of Marea with sunlight on the water behind them

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Prices

Four hours aboard Marea is €2,600, eight hours €3,000 and seven nights €21,000. Every figure is for the whole yacht with captain and steward — never per person. Split across sixteen guests, four hours works out at about €163 each, which is the number worth comparing against a group tour rather than the headline.

The rate card

Price
DurationPrice
4 hours€2,600
6 hours€2,800
8 hours€3,000
12 hours€3,200
24 hours€4,000
2–5 night€3,400 / night
7 nights€21,000

Rates are for the whole yacht, captain and crew included, not per person.

7 nights

€21,000

The weekly rate works out at €3,000 a night against €3,400 on shorter voyages — €2,800 less across the seven.

per night
€3,000
7 nights
€2,800

What it comes to per guest

The headline number is for the boat. This is the number people actually compare.

CharterTotal8 guests12 guests16 guests
4 hours€2,600€325€217€163
6 hours€2,800€350€233€175
8 hours€3,000€375€250€188
12 hours€3,200€400€267€200

Overnight rates are not divided this way: six guests sleep aboard, so a night at €3,400 is €567 each.

What is in the price

No asterisks and no fuel surcharge at the end of the day.

Included

  • the yacht Marea with captain and steward
  • fuel within the route
  • a welcome drink — prosecco or non-alcoholic
  • insurance for every passenger
  • SUP boards, snorkelling masks, an underwater scooter
  • inflatable loungers and water toys
  • Bluetooth speakers for your own playlist
  • towels, ice, water, fruit
  • the berth at Porto Montenegro, no port fees

Not included

  • food — lunch or snacks on request, at cost
  • alcohol beyond the welcome drink
  • port fees at the Kotor and Herceg Novi marinas

What you can add

Ordered when you book, charged as listed.

  • €300

    Private chef

    Aboard for the day, cooking what you asked for. Guests usually pair this with oysters from Kamenari rather than replacing them.

  • €200

    Photographer

    A professional aboard for the charter. The photographs on this site came from exactly that.

  • €150

    Celebration decor

    Birthdays, proposals, anniversaries. Tell us what the occasion is and we set it up before you board.

Why it costs what it costs

Roughly, an eight-hour charter burns most of a day of the boat's season. Montenegro has about 150 workable days between May and October, and Marea runs one charter a day rather than three — which is the reason the day is yours rather than shared with a group that boarded before you.

Fuel within the route is included, which matters more than it sounds: the western route to the Blue Cave is four hours of running, and operators who quote low and add fuel at the end are quoting a different product.

The berth at Porto Montenegro is also in the price. Marinas at Kotor and Herceg Novi are not, because they are charged per visit and only some routes call there.

Send your dates for a firm number

Tell us the length, the date and how many of you there are. You get a price and an available slot, not a brochure.

What people usually ask

How much does it cost to rent a yacht in Montenegro?

On Marea, €2,600 for four hours and €3,000 for eight, for the whole 18-metre yacht with captain and steward, up to 16 guests. Nights aboard are €3,400 and a full week €21,000.

Is the price per person or for the boat?

For the boat. Nobody else joins you. Across sixteen guests a four-hour charter is about €163 each, which is the figure to set against a €40 seat on a group boat.

Is fuel included?

Yes, within the agreed route. If you ask mid-charter to add a long leg the captain will say what that changes before doing it, rather than after.

How do you pay and what about deposits?

The date is held against a deposit and the balance is settled on the day. We confirm the exact terms in writing when you book — no card details are taken through this website.

What if the weather cancels the day?

If the captain calls it unsafe, you are not charged for a charter that did not happen. In practice most bad days are redirected rather than cancelled: the inner bay is sheltered when the open coast is not.

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