Krapanj is the smallest and lowest among the inhabited islands in the Croatian Adriatic. It has a long tradition of sponge diving. At one point in history, more than 1500 people lived on this island, which also made it the most densely populated island in the Adriatic. It is situated close to Šibenik, which means that it is easy to reach.
Balearic Islands are a perfect sailing destination because they can offer you stunning landscapes, vibrant life in harbours, delicious local cuisine, clear waters and sandy beaches. Balearic Islands consist of Mallorca, Menorca, Cabrera, Ibiza and Formentera. There are also a lot of minor islands and islets.
Cavtat, also known as the Gate of the Croatian Adriatic, offers its visitors a warm and cheerful atmosphere. The port is equipped with berths and facilities and can accommodate both small charter sailing yachts and massive mega yachts. Cavtat offers something for everybody: nice restaurants, cocktail bars, casinos, art and history.
ACI marina Pomer is situated near Pula, just 8 km away. Although Pula would be a better place to start your sailing trip, a lot of yachtsmen prefer ACI Pomer because of its tranquility and quiet and relaxing surroundings. The marina offers berths for 298 yacht in the water and another 30 on land.
The Kornati Archipelago is the most striking collection of islands on the Croatian coast. Barren and empty, these islands radiate an otherworldly atmosphere. The island of Žut is the second largest island in the archipelago, with the coastline of 44 km. Geographically, it belongs to the Kornati Archipelago, but not to Kornati National Park.
The island of Crete is a wonderful sailing destination as it has many lovely bays and coves with clear turquoise waters so wherever you decide to go, you won’t regret it. However, we recommend to set your sails and visit gulf of Mirabello, Spinalonga Island, Heraklion, Rethymnon and Gramvoussa Island & Balos Lagoon.
France is an excellent tourist destination with plenty of places worth visiting, especially for sailors. One of the most dynamic and most beautiful parts of its coast is the Côte d’Azur in the eastern part of the French Mediterranean. Also known as the French Riviera, this area is adorned with beautiful towns and charming sailing destinations.
Šešula is a small bay on the Croatian island of Šolta. It is popular among lovers of sailing because it is deep enough to protect from all winds. The old-fashioned way of anchoring with tying the stern ashore is still possible in the deepest and the calmest cove of the bay. A very good restaurant called Šišmiš is situated in the bay. Make sure you try their fish dishes, just announce your arrival in advance. They will even assist you with mooring and offer you free overnight stay on a buoy after the dinner.
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Usually set on small distant islands, the lighthouses are not the first thing that comes to mind when you think about a sailing vacation in Croatia. But it would be a shame to miss exploring them from the sea when you have the perfect means to do it – your charter yacht.
