We present you our first infographic about sailing in Croatia! With more than a thousand islands, a coast of 5835 km, and the beautiful Adriatic Sea, Croatia attracts sailors all year long. There are numerous sailing destinations you can visit by chartering a yacht and setting of into exploring the Adriatic. Enjoy your visit!
If you have already explored all of Barcelona go for a tour of the most interesting nearby spots, such as the city of Tarragona, the nearby Port Aventura theme park, the town of Sitges and the rest of the “golden coast” (Costa Daurada), and, if you have some spare time, set sail for the Balearic Islands and visit the natural park of Sa Dragonera on a small island in front of Mallorca or the Cabrera National Park.
With its central position on the Croatian coast, Vodice is a vibrant and lively tourist destination. It is excellent for yachtsmen because of its ACI Marina Vodice. The marina offers a variety of services. It is set close to the center of the town, so everything a yachtsman needs is easily accessible.
The North Adriatic region of Croatia, also known as Kvarner and Primorje, provides many benefits to all sailing lovers, although it can always surprise with sudden strikes of NE bura or rough SE jugo. Nonetheless, as we can’t do anything about the weather – except follow the forecast and be ready – let’s talk about the wonders of this region and everything it has to offer.
Zadar is one of the largest towns on the Croatian coast, and one of the most popular ones with tourists. D-Marin Marina Borik is a small and charming marina located in the center of Zadar. The marina can accommodate 185 vessels at sea and another 50 on land, and offers a variety of services.
ACI Supetarska Draga is located on the SE part of the Supetarska Draga bay on the island of Rab. The marina can accommodate 328 yachts in water and 53 on dry berths. The island of Rab is very well connected with the mainland so it can be reached easily. Besides the restaurant in the marina, there are plenty of family-run fish restaurant in the village.
Visiting Vodice on a charter yacht and want to have some fun? You are at the right place. You can find berths in the very center of the town, as there is an ACI marina which satisfies the highest standards. It has even earned the European Blue Flag award. Then head to one of the bars and clubs like Exit, Anglels, Makina, Baloo, and Hookah.
Taranto is an ancient town in the Bay of Taranto, on the west side of Salentino peninsula. The town is well protected from typical Ionian winds, scirocco and mistral. The marina is located on the N side and can accommodate 250 yachts.
Rovinj, lying on the west coast of Istria peninsula on the north Adriatic, is often mentioned as a romantic destination. The church of St. Euphemia dominates the vistas of Rovinj. The city is also known for its traditional festival of batana and bitinada.
You have to sail some 50-60 miles, depending on your starting base position, to reach the Cyclades from the Greek mainland. A rather long journey on a charter yacht offers you the opportunity to observe and enjoy the natural beauty of the islands and the sea.
