Croatia - Fine Sailing

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Nature, history & harmony

Historic land with over a thousand islands, crystal clear seas, and sensational gastronomy is on top of a list for a yacht charter vacation. Chartering in Croatia offers access to one of the most dramatic coastlines in Europe, and it is unmatchable the best way to explore this country. Islands raising from a spectacular clear sea, creating panoramic channels, natural parks, and numerous stunning coves, making it one of the finest yacht charter destinations in the world.

Along with its natural beauties, the coast cherishes glorious remnants of the past – Roman and Venetian influence oozes from architecture and cuisine. Approaching the harbours gives breathless scenery of medieval towns framed by a stunning backdrop of rolling hills while stepping ashore, and experiencing overwhelming Croatian heritage, is a must.

croatia

Nature, history & harmony

Historic land with over a thousand islands, crystal clear seas, and sensational gastronomy is on top of the list for a yacht charter vacation. Chartering in Croatia offers access to one of the most dramatic coastlines in Europe, and it is unmatchable the best way to explore this country.

Islands raising from a spectacular clear sea, creating panoramic channels, natural parks, and numerous stunning coves, making it one of the finest yacht charter destinations in the world. Along with its natural beauties, the coast cherishes glorious remnants of the past – Roman and Venetian influence oozes from architecture and cuisine. Approaching the harbors gives breathless scenery of medieval towns framed by a stunning backdrop of rolling hills while stepping ashore, and experiencing overwhelming Croatian heritage, is a must.

jump on board and set sail into the magic world of beauty and ancient history.

awaken your senses – feel fulfilled.

Croatia Charter Experience

With 1,185 islands, of which 66 inhabited, Croatia is extremely rich in variety. Surrounded by glittering Adriatic sea, this glorious stretch of coastline is simply unmissable and has the right recipe for everyone’s taste. Dalmatian coast is the most popular sailing destination. Its North and South regions are home to some of the stunning Croatian National Parks. Navigate through the Šibenik channel to explore Krka falls, sail through the untouched Kornati archipelago on the north, or bike to impressive lakes on Mljet Island in the Dubrovnik area.

The area around the magnificent city Split, whose ancient Roman walls look at glorious sun-bathed islands Šolta, Brač, Hvar, and Vis, is the most famous cruising ground in Croatia, and it is the heart of a stunning Dalmatian coast. Being able to explore unbelievable towns, such as Starigrad, Hvar, Vis, Komiža, Korčula, but also discover unique bays nearby, or even have a cocktail in one of the glamorous beach bars in Pakleni islands, makes this area the most engaging for the first time visiting Croatia.

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An incredible way to experience the Croatian lifestyle is to have a taste of rich and exclusive Dalmatian Coast cuisine. Mediterranean spices and simplicity enrich the entire gastronomy, featuring seasonal vegetables, meat dishes, and seafood.

One of the most unique Croatian dishes is Peka – a meal slowly cooked under the cast-iron dome covered with live coal and wooden ash. For more than a thousand years, Peka has been rooted in Croatian gastro – tradition firstly used to make bread in everyday life.

Today, with adding meat, seafood, and vegetables to it, it’s an ancient meal on a list of modern Croatian gastronomic offers.

General Information

– 56 542 square kilometers with additional 31 067 square kilometers of the territorial sea.

– 5 835 km long coast with 1.185 islands, islets, and reefs. Biggest islands: Krk, Cres, Brač, and Hvar.

– Sea: Adriatic Sea.

– Population: 3 800 000. The majority of the population are Croats. Ethnic minorities: Serbs, Bosnians, Hungarians, Czechs, Italians, and others. Capital: Zagreb.

– Language and alphabet: Croatian Language – Latin alphabet.

– Currency: Croatian Kuna(HRK).

– Coastal temperature: Summer 21 – 30C, Winter 6 – 11C.

– Sea temperature: Summer 20 – 27C, Winter 7C.

– Gastronomy: Mixed of Mediterranean and continental European cuisine.

Sample Itineraies

zADAR

DAY1 Veli Iž Island (14NM)
DAY2 Sali, Dugi Otok (8NM)
DAY3 Ravni Zakan, Kornati (19NM)
DAY4 Prvić Luka, Prvić (17NM)
DAY5 Murter (15NM)
DAY6 Hiljača, Žut Island(12NM)
DAY7 Back to Zadar (24NM)

šIBENIK

DAY1 Skradin (9NM)
DAY2 Prvić Luka, Prvić (12NM)
DAY3 Primošten (10NM)
DAY4 Tijašćica, Tijat Island (10NM)
DAY5 Ravni Zakan, Kornati (16NM)
DAY6 Borovnjak, Kakan I. (11NM)
DAY7 Back to Šibenik (12NM)

SPLIT

DAY1 Maslinica, Šolta (12NM)
DAY2 Komiža, Vis Island (24NM)
DAY3 Vis, Vis Island (12NM)
DAY4 Palmižana, Pakleni I. (10NM)
DAY5 Jelsa, Hvar Island (22NM)
DAY6 Milna, Brač Island (20NM)
Day7 Back to Split (10NM)

DUBROVNIK

DAY1 Lopud, Island Lopud (9NM)
DAY2 Ston (14NM)
DAY3 Polače, Mljet Island (23NM)
DAY4 Zaklopatica, Lastovo (25NM)
DAY5 Korčula Town (22NM)
DAY6 Šipanska Luka, Šipan(33NM)
DAY7 Back to Dubrovnik (15NM)

PRO TIP: The proposed route is valid only for ideal weather conditions; in severe weather conditions change the course using nautical charts and guides. A day or two before the end of the charter period sail as close to a home port as possible.

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Lagoon 46 – MALIA

YACHT TYPE: Catamaran

YEAR OF PRODUCTION: 2022.

LENGTH: 13.99 m (46 ft) | CABINS: 4 + 2

DESTINATION: Tortola

PRICE RANGE: Low: €9,455 | High: €18,500

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