ICC International Inland and Maritime Boating Course (ICC + B)
Skipper License – ICC + B Category
With the ICC + B license, you can operate up to 15-meter leisure boats, rent yachts, and work as a crew member worldwide.
Who’s it for? Beginners and adventure-seekers eager to start boating fast.
Duration: 4–6 hours
Highlight: Exam from age 16, and rent boats in Croatia through us!
Category C International Boating Course
Skipper License – Category C
With the Category C license, you can command small boats and yachts under 15 meters, mastering navigation and safety.
Who’s it for? Those seeking an entry-level, versatile license.
Duration: 31 hours
Highlight: Hands-on training with maritime radio and first aid included.
“Yacht Master A” Boating Course
Yacht Master A Category (up to 100 GT)
With the Yacht Master A license, you can navigate yachts up to 100 GT (approx. 24 meters) with no navigation limits.
Who’s it for? Advanced sailors aiming to operate larger yachts.
Duration: 75 hours
Highlight: Includes practical sailing and maritime English.
“Yacht Master B” Boating Course
Yacht Master B Category (up to 500 GT)
With the Yacht Master B license, you can captain yachts up to 500 GT (approx. 50 meters) with no type or area restrictions.
Who’s it for? Pro captains ready for the biggest challenges.
Duration: 174 hours
Highlight: In-depth navigation and stability training for the largest vessels.
How to Apply?
- Pick Your Course!
Choose the boating license or training that suits you. Unsure? Write or call us, we’ll answer all your questions! - Pay Easily!
Select from multiple payment options: credit card, bank transfer, or cash. - We’ll Get in Touch!
After payment, we’ll contact you to discuss all details in writing and verbally. - Your Spot is Secured!
We reserve your place, so you won’t miss out. You’ll get study materials and online tests to confidently prepare for the exam. - See You on Board!
Get ready for the adventure, we’re setting sail soon!
Value That Lasts Forever
Earn a lifelong boating license and knowledge to explore the world on water!
In Expert Hands
With the Sidro Nautika team, getting your license is simple and a memorable experience.
Learn in Your Native Language?
We prepare you in your mother tongue and help overcome language barriers during the exam.
Can I rent a boat with the license?
Yes! Alone, with family, or friends – we’ll help with boat rentals too.
What photo is needed for the license?
A 3 cm x 2.5 cm photo is required. Please inform the photographer, as this is not a standard size.
How can I pay?
Pay by credit card or bank transfer on the website. For cash, settle at our office or on-site.
What should I bring to the course?
A photo, passport/ID, driver’s license, address card, and your thirst for knowledge!
How can I get a boating license so quickly?
In Croatia, we guide you through the entire process in an official, safe framework. Our experienced instructors and streamlined exam process ensure you get your license fast while mastering all the necessary skills.
How do I access the study materials?
Access professional study materials electronically via the Sidro Nautika app or website. Practice with our interactive test system to prepare efficiently for the exam.
What boats can I captain?
Depending on the license, you can captain motorboats, sailboats, or even multihulls from 30 GT (approx. 9 meters, smaller yachts) to 500 GT (approx. 50 meters, larger sailboats or motorboats) worldwide.
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