Corporate yachting in Split begins at the walls of Diocletian's Palace, where ACI Marina Split sits a ten-minute walk from the 4th-century UNESCO site. It is a rare Mediterranean situation where history and infrastructure touch literally — a client can run a morning briefing in a café on the medieval peristyle and set sail straight after lunch.
Split is the gateway to the Pakleni archipelago: 16 islands and dozens of hidden coves within a 4 to 6 nautical mile radius. For a flotilla of 8 to 12 yachts that gives an ideal route density with short passages and a wide choice of overnight anchorages. The Mrduja regatta, running since 1927, makes Split one of the most historically rich sailing centres on the Adriatic.
SPU airport is 40 minutes from the marina, with direct flights from London, Zurich, Paris, Frankfurt and Stockholm. English is at level 4 of 5 with every skipper and marina officer. A baseline range of €400 to €650 per person per night makes Split the most accessible of the Mediterranean's premium locations.