Split is where most Croatian charters begin. On changeover day the marinas are busy, the airport transfer is long and children have usually been travelling for hours. A nanny who meets you at the marina takes a lot of pressure off that first day, and every day after.
Split's charter marinas
ACI Marina Split, on the Split peninsula, a short walk from the old town.
Marina Kaštela, between the airport and the city, home to many large charter fleets.
ACI Marina Trogir, across the bridge from Trogir's old town.
Marina Baotić, in Seget Donji near Trogir.
What your nanny does
Your nanny follows your family's routines: breakfast, sun cream, supervised swims, naps, beach landings, baths and bedtime. They work alongside the skipper and crew, help keep children safe on deck and give the adults time to relax.
If there is a free cabin, the nanny can live aboard. If not, they stay ashore and meet the yacht each morning.
Family routes from Split
Hvar and the Pakleni Islands for swim stops in pine-lined coves.
Stari Grad for a calm, sheltered harbour.
Brač for Bol and Zlatni Rat beach.
Vis for a quieter island and the Blue Cave on Biševo.
Šolta for an easy first or last day.
Before the charter
Many families spend a night or two in Split before embarking. The same nanny can start then, so the children already know them when you step on board.
See more on our yacht nanny in Split page.
Plan childcare for your charter
Mediterranean Yacht Nannies is a referral service. We match families with experienced, English-speaking nannies for yacht charters and superyachts in Croatia, Monaco and the French Riviera, Italy and Spain. Families hire and pay their nanny directly, and we handle the search, the video interviews, the reference checks and the introductions.
Email us or message us on WhatsApp with your dates, marina and the ages of your children.
