With thousands of miles of seafront and more than a thousand islands, Croatia's coastline is the Riviera of Slavic Europe. Holiday makers love its pebbly beaches, balmy summer weather, and dramatic mountains.
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Explore Croatia's Timeless Beauty
Discover Croatia' crystal-clear waters, lively island culture. Explore rich history, beautiful national parks and nature reserves. Ideal sailing conditions, vibrant marine life and well developed infrastructure make Croatia a top sailing destination.
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A Sailor’s Paradise
Croatia is a sailor's paradise, boasting over 1,000 islands, secluded coves, and a magnificent coastline stretching along the Adriatic Sea. With its pristine waters, rich history, and Mediterranean charm, this destination captivates travelers seeking both adventure and tranquility.
A Journey Through History
Cruising through Croatia offers a unique perspective. Explore ancient cities like Dubrovnik and Split, where history comes alive in the form of Roman ruins and medieval architecture. Relax on idyllic islands such as Hvar and Korčula, where time seems to slow down amidst lavender fields and olive groves.
Island-Hopping Adventures
Whether you’re visiting bustling harbors or hidden beaches, Croatia’s diverse landscapes and vibrant culture promise an unforgettable journey. Each island has its own charm, offering a mix of relaxation, exploration, and local delights.
Set Sail Along Croatia’ Stunning Coastline
Discover Croatia's crystal-clear waters, lively island culture, and picturesque towns that make this Mediterranean gem a top sailing destination.
When is the Best Time to Visit Croatia?
The ideal time to visit Croatia is from May to October, when the weather is warm, the sea is calm, and the island comes alive with energy and culture. Peak months are July and August, but May, June, and September offer a more relaxed experience.
What are the Mooring Fees in Croatia?
Mooring fees in Croatia depend on the location and marina type and season. The bustling summer season may see higher rates, while smaller marinas may offer lower costs. Expect amenities like water, electricity, and Wi-Fi in most locations.
Croatia’s marinas are modern, but can be expensive for yachts berthing in July and August, and the costs are always increasing. You can book your berths in advance at some marinas and plan your budget accordingly.
For low cost mooring fees in Croatia, use your dining stops to get a deal. Restaurants in Croatia are plentiful and many offer free mooring if you make a reservation, especially in Split and Hvar.
You can also avoid the high-spec marinas and head for fishing villages, where you can moor for a fraction of the cost, but these are popular so get there early. Or you can anchor or use a mooring ball for free or at low cost in beautiful bays.
You will have to pay entrance fees to the eight national parks in Croatia. Visit the Kornati National Park website and the Brijuni National Park website for details of the current fees.
Things to do in Croatia
Sailing in Croatia offers a myriad of activities to enhance your experience on the water and on land. Discover rich marine life by snorkeling and diving along the coats line, explore the unique charm of various islands, enjoy stunning natural scenery of national parks, visit charming historical, coastal towns such as Dubrovnik or Trogir, engage in kayaking, paddleboarding, or windsurfing in secluded bays, explore the islands on foot or by bike or simply relax on beautiful beaches such as Zlatni Rat on Brač.
Explore hidden coves
Croatia is renowned for its stunning coastline, dotted with hidden coves that offer a perfect escape from the crowds. Some of the most beautiful hidden coves to explore are Pinezići Cove on Krk Island or Rogoznica Cove in Rogoznica. Don't miss the Blue Cave on Biševo Island.
Explore pristine beaches
Sailing along Croatia coastline gives you access to some of the most secluded and untouched spots in the Adriatic. Croatia is renowned for its stunning coastline and many beautiful beaches that can only be reached by boat. Sakarun Beach (Dugi Otok), Stiniva Beach on Vis Island or Bisevo Island beaches are just few of them.
Visit charming historical towns
Croatia is home to many charming historical towns, each with its unique character and rich heritage. Explore Dubrovnik and it's vibrant Old Town that's a UNESCO World Heritage site, walk through ancient Roman ruins and modern life in Split or enjoy narrow streets, and the stunning Cathedral of St. Lawrence in Trogir.
What are the Sailing Conditions in Croatia?
Sailing in Croatia’s offers calm seas, predictable winds, and beautiful weather. From May to October, conditions are ideal for smooth sailing.
The south easterly jugo, blows warm, moist air toward the mainland in autumn and winter.
One wind system in Croatia to watch is the bura (bora), a cold, dry wind that blows from the mainland from the northeast in sudden, powerful gusts, bringing dry air and cooler temperatures.
Useful Information for Yacht Charter in Croatia
Croatia is a prime yacht charter destination, with reliable winds, modern marinas, and a mild Mediterranean climate.
What language is spoken in Croatia?
The official language is Croatian, but many people in the main cities and islands speak good English.
How do I get there?
Croatia is well-connected by air, with several major airports serving as gateways to various regions. Here are some key airports that are close to some main ports: Zagreb Airport (ZAG), Dubrovnik Airport (DBV), Split Airport (SPU), Pula Airport (PUY), Rijeka Airport (RJK), Zadar Airport (ZAD).
Some European countries are a driving distance from Croatia. Croatia has a well-developed highway network, primarily consisting of motorways (autoceste) that facilitate travel across the country. Driving to Croatia can be a fantastic way to explore the beautiful landscapes and charming towns along the way.
What about the internet?
Internet access in Croatia is good, with plenty of Wi-Fi spots at independent cafes and restaurants in the main cities and town. Almost all charter operators offer Wi-Fi on board.
What is the currency in Croatia?
The currency in Croatia is the Euro.
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