With nearly 1800 km of Coastline and over 1000 islands, Croatia can be considered one of the world's favorite yachting and sailing destination. Dotted with picturesque medieval villages, cities with a vast wealth of history and spectacular National Parks, Croatia is also one of the most beautiful cruising grounds in the Mediterranean. If you have sailing experience, you can charter bareboat and cruise along the Adriatic coast as the conditions are perfect for nice and easy sail. No long distances routes across the open sea as the many Croatian islands mostly lie close to the mainland, which means you can avoid long trips across the open sea. Along the way, you will find marinas well spaced out along coastline and around the islands. Croatia is a place for everyone. If you happen to be in a group with mixed tastes, some can explore one of the charming historic cities while the others go chasing the winds in the nearest channel. Party people will love Hvar town and Bol and Brac are ideal for families, while romantic couples will find a choice of secluded bays for a quiet getaway. As in most Mediterranean countries, the local food products are excellent, particularly olive oil, fruits and vegetable, smoked ham (Prsut) and fresh fish. Take your pick from our selection of bareboat sail and motor boats, beautiful Gulets with professional crews and luxury motor and sailing yachts. We will do our best to make sure that you have an unforgettable time.
Perched on the edge of the sea, Dubrovnik is known as the Pearl of the Adriatic and is one of the world's most magnificent walled cities. A Unesco World Heritage Sites you will find lot to do and see. Enjoy the pleasant Mediterranean climate as you walk through the narrow pedestrians streets of the old city discovering its breathtaking views and sights, including ancient fortress, museums and the imposing city walls. If you visit from the 10th of July to the 25th August , you will have the op...
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Perched on the edge of the sea, Dubrovnik is known as the Pearl of the Adriatic and is one of the world's most magnificent walled cities. A Unesco World Heritage Sites you will find lot to do and see. Enjoy the pleasant Mediterranean climate as you walk through the narrow pedestrians streets of the old city discovering its breathtaking views and sights, including ancient fortress, museums and the imposing city walls. If you visit from the 10th of July to the 25th August , you will have the opportunity to experience the Dubrovnik Summer Festival with its varied street performances. In any case, you will fall in love with the beauty of the islands, coast and sea around Dubrovnik.
Pula, situated at the southern tip of the Istrian peninsula, is the most prominent city of the region. You can enjoy a choice of beautiful beaches, cristal clear waters, unspoiled natural surroundings and beautiful islands spread over one hundred miles of stunning indented coastline. The city is bordered by national parks remarkable for their pristine natural beauty. Its most famous attraction, a well preserved and impressive Roman anphitheatre, has dominated the landscape of the city for over 2...
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Pula, situated at the southern tip of the Istrian peninsula, is the most prominent city of the region. You can enjoy a choice of beautiful beaches, cristal clear waters, unspoiled natural surroundings and beautiful islands spread over one hundred miles of stunning indented coastline. The city is bordered by national parks remarkable for their pristine natural beauty. Its most famous attraction, a well preserved and impressive Roman anphitheatre, has dominated the landscape of the city for over 2000 years . Start your charter holiday from Pula and visit the unspoilt islands in the Kvarner Gulf including the islands of Mali Losinj, Rab, Krk, Cres and Pag where towns still conserve their medieval heritage.
Split lies on the east shore of the Adriatic Sea and is the largest city in the region of Dalmatia, Croatia's sailing heartland that ranks high amongst the best cruising areas in the world. This ancient Roman settlement has a modern port and offers lovely combination of traditional charm and modern facilities, such as pavement cafes, cosy bars, highly individual restaurants and plenty of shops. Split is the getaway to enchanting islands such as Brac, Hvar, Vis and Korkula with bustling b...
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Split lies on the east shore of the Adriatic Sea and is the largest city in the region of Dalmatia, Croatia's sailing heartland that ranks high amongst the best cruising areas in the world. This ancient Roman settlement has a modern port and offers lovely combination of traditional charm and modern facilities, such as pavement cafes, cosy bars, highly individual restaurants and plenty of shops. Split is the getaway to enchanting islands such as Brac, Hvar, Vis and Korkula with bustling beaches and lively fishing villages – a fantastic place to start your charter.
Zadar is a charming little city on the gorgeous Dalmatian coast with a friendly atmosphere and a vibrant city centre. Sail around the Zadar archipelago and along the western coast of Croatia's Dalmatia region. Don't miss the incredible Sea Organ, a natural rock formation where you can relax to the soothing sounds of the sea and the wind, which are locally known as the "Orchestra of Nature". Zadar and Biograd are ideal starting points for discovering the beautiful surroundings – Kornati, Plak...
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Zadar is a charming little city on the gorgeous Dalmatian coast with a friendly atmosphere and a vibrant city centre. Sail around the Zadar archipelago and along the western coast of Croatia's Dalmatia region. Don't miss the incredible Sea Organ, a natural rock formation where you can relax to the soothing sounds of the sea and the wind, which are locally known as the "Orchestra of Nature". Zadar and Biograd are ideal starting points for discovering the beautiful surroundings – Kornati, Plakenica, North Velebit and Plitvice Lakes and the National parks of Lake Vrana and Telascica.
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