A one-way trip around the Adriatic can be an excellent opportunity to discover the Dalmatian coast. A seven-days sailing trip from Split to Dubrovnik represents an interesting journey around towns, islands, bays and beaches, so take a look at one route plan.
Biograd Boat Show stars today and welcomes you until Sunday, October 26th. It is the 16th edition of this famous boat show and according to the first impression, it could be the best one ever. Biograd Boat Show has a variety of activities prepared for their visitors. See you there!
Croatian coast is proud of numerous exclusive restaurants offering tasteful specialties of the Mediterannean cuisine and more, including wonderful atmosphere and great winelist. Here is a list of five most exclusive restaurants on the Croatian coast, easily reachable by sailing or motor yachts.
Fish’n’Go is a fish&chips restaurant in Korčula, Croatia. We highly recommend its fried squids with white sauce and fried chicken wings with red sauce. The owner is also a mixologist cocktails are the must!
Polenta is very simple to prepare and you can prepare it in many ways and serve it as a single dish or as a side dish. Here, you will find a recipe for polenta which is so tasty that you can serve it as a single dish.
The beautiful Croatian town of Trogir attracts thousands of visitors each year because of its historic town core. Trogir also lies in the heart of the most popular sailing region in Croatia, Dalmatia, so it is an excellent starting point for sailing journeys, with its ACI Marina as a home base to many charter companies. The Marina has a lot to offer to yachtsmen, and its service has very much improved in recent years.
There are several ways to reach Korčula by charter yacht. The best way would be to moor at ACI marina Korčula, one of the smallest marinas in the Adriatic. It can accommodate as much as 150 yachts in the water and 16 on land. ACI marina Korčula also has a restaurant within the marina that offers a variety of delicious meals.
If you are looking for the best restaurant on the Adriatic, you will find yourself in a very difficult (although not entirely unpleasant) position. There are plenty of excellent restaurants and taverns on the Croatian coast that offer simple, authentic, high-quality seafood. However, one such restaurant is considered by some to be the best of all.
Marina Lumbarda is situated in the easternmost cape of Korčula island. The marina has a capacity of around 115 berths. You can even book the berth online. While you are there, you can explore the environment in Lumbarda, have a delicious dinner, try the autochthonous wine Grk or go for a walk through Lumbarda’s field.
ACI marina Umag is located in the N part of the town port, offering 475 moorings equipped with fresh water and electricity nozzles and connections. ACI marina Umag can accommodate yachts up to 40 m LOA and is one of the few marinas in Croatia equipped with yacht wash-up waste water treatment plant.
