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.
Here you can find a suggested route for sailing from the island base of Rogač, on the island of Šolta. You can visit Brač, Hvar, Vis, some of the most beautiful Croatian islands. There are no wrong routes because you will be surrounded by beautiful beaches, hidden coves and crystal clear water wherever you decide to go.
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.
Šibenik welcomes all types of charter yachts in its famous D Marin Mandalina marina, known to all the experienced seawolves. An advantage of the marina is its naturally protected position within the Sibenik Bay. From the north it is protected from the Northern wind Bora by tahe Mandalina peninsula.
The town of Biograd is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Croatia. In recent years, it has become a nautical center, thanks to Marina Kornati. Equipped with numerous utilities used for yacht maintenance, and offering a variety of services, it is one of the best marinas in which sailors can moor their yachts!
Split, the pearl of Dalmatia, has one of the most beautiful views from the sea. The latest renovation aims to extend the old riva to the west and connect the entire bay of Split. The final works are still ongoing.
If there is any Croatian island that can be described as “remote”, then that is definitely Palagruža. It is situated in the middle of the Adriatic Sea, between the southernmost point of Croatia and Italy. The island makes for an interesting sailing destination, and reaching it is a proof of your sailing skills.
Loosing the rudder in the middle of a race is a very serious issue, especially when it happens during a difficult regatta. The regatta Jabuka is one of the most challenging sailing races in Croatia. It starts in the town of Vodice, in mid November at midnight, travels through the high seas and strong winds of the open sea, around the islet of Jabuka. It is both dangerous and exciting, and can present many dangers.
Marina Kremnik, near Primošten, is a beautiful and safe place for mooring. It was awarded a Blue Flag, which means that it is exceptionally clean and provides quality services. It is a good destination to escape to for those in want of some peace.
