Marina Tribunj is a beautiful marina situated in Tribunj, a charming Croatian village in the coastal region of Dalmatia, and distinguished by its beauty and the traditional Dalmatian ambient. Tribunj is famous for donkeys, which are considered a cultural heritage. The marina in the village offers a variety of services, and is recognizable by its gorgeous main building.
There is a reason why the Cyclades is one of the most popular sailing destinations in Greece and in the world.
Montenegro is an attractive sailing destination. Its coastline isn’t long but there are plenty of places to visit. Don’t miss Boka Kotorska that provided a natural shelter to the famous Boka navy. Bar, Ulcinj, Budva and Ada Bojana make the Montenegrin Riviera with sandy beaches and luxury hotel resorts.
The town of Bodrum is located on the site of the former Halicarnassus of Caria, an ancient Greek city. The sites bearing witness of the town’s past are not many, and while sailing in the Bodrum area, take the chance to explore the Castle of St Peter (Bodrum Castle) housing the Museum of Underwater Archeology, the Ottoman Tower, the famous Mausoleum and the Theater of Halicarnassus.
The island of Murter is located in the central Adriatic, the most popular sailing area in Croatia. Easily accessible from here are other interesting Dalmatian islands, as well as several national parks. An excellent starting point for a journey across the area would be Marina Betina, situated on the island. The marina offers excellent services to its visitors, and has an intimate and calm atmosphere. Visit and see for yourself!
The Saronic Gulf, located in the Aegean Sea, is a sailing paradise. Summer sailing in the Saronic Gulf is characterized by meltemi, northerly summer winds. The gulf consist of various islands: Salamis, Aegina, Poros, Patroklou and Fleves. Greece, and especially the Saronic Gulf, attracts thousands of visitors with its rich history and beautiful nature.
The Elaphites are a group of islands situated on the west of Croatian old town Dubrovnik. The islands were first mentioned in the 1st century AD, and their name comes from the Ancient Greek word for deer.
Marina Admiral was founded in 1981 in Opatija. Elite tourism in Opatija dates back to the end of the 19th century. Marina Admiral offers safe berths and luxury accommodation for 160 berths in the water and 40 dry berths. There is also a possibility of a summer/winter berth where the vessels are kept on a dry berth or in the water, depending on the season.
Sailing from Šibenik, Croatia through the mouth of river Krka brings the exquisite experience of steering the yacht between steep banks of Krka being given a chance to experience amazing scenery.
The second part of the Bermuda story brings us interesting facts mostly concerning sailing. Our skipper will reveal to you how are Bermuda and sailing connected and you will get a crash course in sailing yacht parts.
