The marina Ramova is situated in the small village of Krvavica on the Makarska Riviera. The Riviera is a popular tourist destination, but is not held in very high regard by yachtsmen, mostly because there are not many sheltered bays and natural ports. The marina is a good shelter from bura that blows from the Biokovo mountain that towers above the area and lies close to more popular Croatian sailing destinations.
ACI, Adriatic Croatia International is a chain of yacht marinas connecting north and south Croatian Adriatic. It was established in 1983 with a desire to present to domestic and foreign boaters and yachtsmen the most beautiful Croatian maritime resources. There are currently 21 ACI marinas and a 22nd should soon be constructed.
ACI marina Split is not only a marina but also a sailors’ melting spot, a place of historical importance for Croatian sailing sport. The marina has well-organized yacht maintenance and services. ACI marina Split also offers a stunning view of Split historical core and its busy port.
Polignano a Mare is located 30 km south of Bari and it is one of the most popular summer destinations in Italy. Steep cliffs, monumental watchtowers, nice and colorful beaches, interesting architecture and the soon opening of the Cala Ponte marina make it a perfect place to spend your sailing vacation.
Rovinj is a town in the middle of Istrian W coast that was proclaimed a historical monument in 1963. ACI marina Rovinj is located at the E side of the port and can accommodate 407 yachts on mooring berths. Rovinj host numerous sporting events and attracts a lot of tourists every year.
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ACI Jezera is a marina connected to the mainland by a drawbridge, easily accessible by road. It is situated in the village Jezera on the SE shores of the island Murter, NW part of the Šibenik archipelago. It is an excellent starting point for a cruise.
The town of Zadar is the second largest town in the Croatian coastal region of Dalmatia. The town is rich with history and culture, and offers a lot for its visitors. Moreover, it is an excellent starting base for your sailing trip around the neighboring islands, the Zadar archipelago. One of the islands that is worth a visit is Molat, a calm and quiet island that will provide a break in your journey.
On the island of Šolta, there is a small village of Stomorska. Unlike other tourist places, the village still has the old Mediterranean atmosphere. It is perfect for those who wish to spend a peaceful holiday swimming, sunbathing and eating simple Adriatic food. To learn more about Stomorska, read this post.
Situated in the Croatian coastal region of Dalmatia, Hvar is one of the most beautiful and most popular islands in the Adriatic. To moor their yachts, yachtsmen often choose ACI Marina Vrboska, a marina situated in the deep Vrboska bay, reminiscent of Scandinavian fjords. The marina lies on the Vrboska waterfront, and is located close to numerous historical and nature attractions.
