ACI marina Opatija is located at the foot of Kvarner bay, at the E end of Istrian peninsula. Opatija attracted its first tourists at the end of 19th century and it is still a popular tourist destination. ACI marina Opatija can accommodate 283 vessels at the sea and 35 on dry berth. Opatija is well connected with the rest of Europe.
The Caribbean Sea is home to some interesting islands that will make you feel like you are in paradise. Crystal clear water, friendly people and a lot of rich history influenced by great European islands. Seven hundred beautiful islands, islets, reefs and cays where summer never ends.
Peace, silence, nature and the sea – if these are the things you are looking for in a good vacation, then you should start exploring Croatian coast and its lighthouses. Apart from having an important role in maritime activities, they also serve as a monument to the rich history of this beautiful country. Many of …
Take a cultural tour along Croatia’s beautiful coast and see for yourself what and why UNESCO chose to include in their list. Find out more about the World Heritage Sites in Split, Dubrovnik, Trogir, Šibenik and Hvar.
Situated on the island of Šolta, Maslinica is a small village with interesting history. It is a stop for everyone who sails from the towns on the coast to the islands in Central Dalmatia. The village is a calm, yet lively place that offers a truly relaxed holiday.
The first post in our new series talks about our sailing journey to Croatia’s distant islands. Interesting, fun and occasionally challenging, this journey is something every yachtsman should experience. Today’s post talks brings you the story about sailing around islands between the coast and the open sea. Enjoy!
Zadar is one of the largest towns in Dalmatia, the historic coastal region of Croatia. It is a tourist and cultural center, and a great starting point for a sailing trip. One of the islands in its proximity that is definitely worth visiting is Iž. This small island with an unusual name comfortably lies between the larger Ugljan and Dugi Otok, and is one of the most interesting places in the region.
When people visit islands on their sailing trips, they oftentimes just stick to the coast and the nearby restaurants. That is a shame because island interiors can hide just as spectacular secrets as the coast. One of the great ways to discover entire islands is by bike. Read our skipper’s suggestion on what to see withing some of the Croatian islands!
Prigradica bay is located on the northwestern shore of the island of Korčula. It has been inhabited since the early times and serves as a port for the town of Blato, one of the island’s economic centers. Prigradica is much more than a stop-by for yachtsmen. It offers beautiful and calm environment, as well as beautiful pebbly and rocky beaches, and there is even a song dedicated to the inhabitants of this area.
Located on the crossroads of the European and Oriental, Turkey offers a two-in-one experience.
