Nimbus T11 Motor Boat Charter from ACI Marina Split, 2 cabins Verified Listing

For Nimbus Group Nimbus T11 from ACI Marina Split, capacity depends on this specific listing: 4 berths, 2 cabins, 1 bathroom.

For Nimbus Group Nimbus T11 from ACI Marina Split, most travellers fly into Split Airport (SPU). After you select dates, you’ll see the exact departure address and the best local transfer options.

Sample 7-day idea: ACI Marina Split → Šolta → Brač → Hvar → Vis → ACI Marina Split. Best months to go: Apr–Oct. Fly into Split Airport (SPU) to reach this base. The actual route always depends on weather, wind, and your pace — your skipper or charter partner will help plan the best loop.

For Nimbus Group Nimbus T11 from ACI Marina Split, apr–Oct (June &amp , September are often excellent, May &amp , Oct are quieter). The waters around Šolta, Brač are typically at their best in the shoulder months — fewer crowds, fair winds, and excellent visibility. Always check local forecasts when finalising your route.

For Nimbus Group Nimbus T11 from ACI Marina Split, it depends on the specific boat's layout and the minimum rental duration shown above. If the boat has sleeping berths and multi-day rentals are available, overnight trips are possible. For day-only motorboats, the focus is on covering more coastline and beaches in a single day.

For Nimbus Group Nimbus T11 from ACI Marina Split, requirements depend on the boat's engine size and your destination country's regulations. Some motorboats require a powerboat license, smaller boats may need only a basic qualification or none at all. Requirements will be confirmed during the booking process — adding a skipper is always an option if you prefer not to drive.

For Nimbus Group Nimbus T11 from ACI Marina Split, sailing holidays rank among the most romantic travel experiences: a different bay every morning, sunset drinks on deck, complete privacy. With 8 maximum capacity, a couple booking this boat will have complete privacy. For a fully relaxed romantic experience, consider adding a skipper so neither of you needs to focus on navigation — just the view.