A sea of opportunities: Croatia, a Sailor’s Heaven!
Croatia’s coastline offers an exciting challenge of more than 1244 islands, islets, rocks and reefs with thousands of berths available all year, modern marinas with yatchs for charter.
Chartering a sailing or motor yacht in Croatia is the best way to visit this amazing country.
SOME INTERESTING FACTS THAT WILL GIVE YOU A BETTER IDEA OF WHAT TO EXPECT:
- Island’s Beauty
- Cultural Heritage
- Croatian Food
- Croatian Hospitality
- Lot of fun and sports activities
- More than 1200 islands with secret hiding places and bays
Discover hidden bays and beaches, find a berth and taste the Mediterranean lifestyle at ports and marinas or sleep peacefully under a blanket of stars.
The best sailing seasons in Croatia are late spring and early autumn, temperatures are milder, the sea is peaceful and the winds are nicer.
Explore an endless blue of possibilities from the charming town of Cavtat and the mysterious Lokrum Island in Dubrovnik, Vela Luka on Korčula, Hvar and Vis, and all the way to Lošinj and Istria.
BEST TIME FOR SAILING IN CROATIA:
The best time depends on what you are looking for while on sailing vacation (party, sailing, swimming, diving, exploring).
The yacht charter price depends on the season, in the high season it is the most expensive, but in the high season there are numerous events on the islands (especially in Hvar).
The pre-season is generally reserved for sailing enthusiasts, the days are long, wind conditions are excellent for sailing, the islands and bays are still “relaxed” and without crowds.
The after-season in September and October is also a bit quieter, charter and mooring prices are going down again, the sea temperature is still comfortable.
Once you find and book your motor yacht or sailing yacht in Croatia, it is time to plan your sailing route itinerary.
For example you can sail from Dubrovnik to Split for 1 week, we suggest this intinerary:
DAY 1: Dubrovnik – port of Šipan (island of Šipan)
DAY 2: Port of Šipan – Polače cove (island of Mljet)
DAY 3: Polače – Bili Žal (island of Korčula) – Korčula (island of Korčula)
DAY 4: Korčula – Saplun (Lastovo Archipelago) – Ubli (island of Lastovo)
DAY 5: Ubli – Stončica cove (island of Vis) – Vis (island of Vis)
DAY 6: Vis – Vinogradišće cove (island of Sv. Klement) – Hvar (island of Hvar)
DAY 7: Hvar – Zlatni rat (island of Brač) – Split
