Best Seas for Sailing: From Adriatic to the Andaman
Have you ever wondered what is the best sea for sailing? Well, we don’t know but here are some of our favourite seas for sailing.
Have you ever wondered what is the best sea for sailing? Well, we don’t know but here are some of our favourite seas for sailing.
Central Adriatic is regarded by many to be one of the most interesting sailing destinations in the world. Visiting all of its beauties in one go could be a bit challenging, but our skipper has prepared a route will enable you to visit this magical region.
Lošinj – island of vitality and island of scents and tastes. Not only is it worth visiting when you decide to cruise aboard a charter yacht around the North Adiratic, Lošinj also established the Program of Sustainable Development and is building a brand new eco-marina. On top of it all, Lošinj is in the one-day range of all charter bases and marinas at the North Adriatic.
Whether you sail up or down the canal between Korčula Island and Pelješac peninsula, you will pass small islets called Stupe. The islets Stupa Vela, Stupa Mala and Majsan make up a beautiful lagoon some 2.2 miles east of Korčula town.
Among numerous islands in Croatia, Hvar is considered one of the most beautiful and most interesting. There are larger towns where you can enjoy culture and nightlife, and small villages, where you can relax and recharge your batteries. Vrboska is one such village. Situated on the island’s northern shores, it radiates the atmosphere of peace and tranquility.
OneSails Company and its 4T Forte is the future of racing sails. This structure increases the durability and the form of the sail and reduces the overall weight. The 4T Forte was presented by OneSails Dede de Luca and Flexon Composites’ Piercarlo Molto. They also presented a microchip in the sails that measures all relevant data for the use of the sails.
The Barcolana regatta is the largest and the most visited sailing regatta in the Mediterranean. It was first held in 1969 in front of Trieste. This year’s edition starts on October 4th and ends on October 12th. A variety of races guarantees a great time for everyone.
Restaurant Mare, also known as Šporka Mare, is a famous restaurant on the islet Katina, in the heart of Kornati archipelago. This house on the shore was a shelter to fishermen and passengers. The owners turned it into an amazing restaurant that offers unforgettable seafood delicacies.
Here are seven must visit restaurants on Croatian islands. The criteria was that their owners or chefs emphasize respect for the tradition and their own originality. The restaurants on the list are Pojoda, Vis; Pol Murvu, Vis; Kod Marka, Šipan; Jorja, Šolta; Tic-Tac, Murter; Palmira, Unije; Bora Bar, Mali Lošinj.
The Mediterranean Monk Seal has been considered extinct in Croatia since 1960’s when the last specimens were caught. But, several years ago it was spotted nearby Cape Kamenjak on the south side of Istria peninsula and on a city beach of Pula, also in Istria. It was sunbathing and taking a nap.