The croatian Adriatic coast with its national parks, untouched nature, secluded bays, crystal clear water, combined with excellent wind conditions are reasons enough to fulfil anyone`s nautical dreams.
Enjoy the croatian hospitality in the mediterranean port cities with their picturesque streets and nice restaurants. The variety of the croatian sailing area makes Croatia to one the most unique sailing destinations in Europe. Popular sailing destinations begin with the area from the Istrian peninsula in the north, to the Kvarner area in the east and down to the Dalmatian area in the south of the country. Good winds, the maritime atmosphare and a high number of modern yacht marinas make the Croatian Adriatic coast so attractive to sailors. The marinas offer their sailors an excellent infrastructure without loosing the authentic maritime charme. Please note that the Croatian authorities insist on the submission of a radio- or VHF-licence.
You will find informations about the charter prices in by visiting our booking system and addtitional to these, we have frequently new offers, so please do not hesitate to contact us.
Sibenik
The waters around Sibenik with its 240 smaller and bigger islands, reefs and cliffs, lighthouses and sheltered bays provide ideal conditions for all kind of sailors.
Airports: Zadar or Split.
Dalmatia Split area with Kastela, Trogir, Rogoznica
The dalmatian coast with the islands in the Split area are frequently describedc as the most beautiful part of Adria. No doubt,- the islands of Solta, Brac, Hvar, Vis and all the other small islands in the region as well as the coastal area from Kap Ploca to the Neretva-rivermouth invite the nautics to explore some of the most interresting and beautiful areas of Croatia. Roman ruins, spectacular beaches, old fishing ports, medieval architecture and historic cities make sailing in Dalmatia (Dalmacija) unforgettable. The center of Split is on the UNESCO list of World Heritage.
Dubrovnik, called the “Pearl of Adriatic” in the most southern part of Croatia, is the most prominent sailing destination of the Adriatic. The city was founded in the 7th century. Maritim trade with salt, coal a.m. was of great importance allready in the early medieval times. During medieval times the Republic of Regusa was the only Adriatic city-state that could be a rival to Venice. Through its` wealth and skilled diplomacy, the city developed to be an important and high level center for science and culture in the 15th and 16th century with its poets, painters, mathe, maticians and physicists. The coastal area of Dubrovnik with the long row of beautiful islands, green valleys, nature parks, medieval towns, old recidences, cosy restaurants and warm, clean water invites its sailors to uforgettable vacations.
The next airport is Split.
Find your dream yacht through our booking system to the right or contact us directly via email or phone. Being experienced sailors ourselves we know what is important for you and your crew. The personal contact with our customers is of substantial importance. We are happy to assist you in finding the perfect vessel, ensuring your holiday becomes a lifelong good memory.
