Pearl of the Adriatic

Croatia

June — September

Available programmes (when chartering a whole yacht)

The Adriatic is one of the cleanest seas in the Mediterranean, and most of its beaches carry the BLUE FLAG. The Adriatic coast is ideal for yacht voyages: large islands shelter you from the waves, and therefore from rolling, making sailing safe and enjoyable. Over 80 well-equipped marinas, excellent Mediterranean restaurants, a thriving wine scene and a wealth of historical and natural sights will make your holiday wonderful. The best time to visit is June-September: the sea warms up by mid-June and stays warm until the end of September.

“National Parks” cruise

“National Parks” is a voyage that lets you escape the noise of the city and visit two large national parks. You will see the famous waterfalls on the Krka River and the unspoilt islands of the Kornati reserve. You will relax in the quiet of islands inhabited by fishermen, visit the town of Zadar, which still bears traces of the former grandeur of the Venetian Republic, and listen to the Sea Organ on the waterfront, where waves and wind create curious music.

“Central Dalmatia” cruise

The voyage begins at Kaštela marina, 7 minutes from Split airport. The island of Brač is famous for the snow-white spit of Zlatni Rat beach and its pine forests. Hvar has the liveliest parties, plenty of good red wine and the remarkably well-preserved Spanish Fortress. The Blue Cave with its sapphire water is on the island of Biševo. Then comes the fortress town of Korčula, surrounded by wineries, and the most beautiful town on the Adriatic — Trogir, superbly preserved since the 13th century.

“Split–Dubrovnik–Trogir in 14 days” cruise

This voyage takes in the most fascinating places in Croatia: the ancient city of Split with Diocletian’s Palace, the picturesque islands of Brač and Hvar, the wineries of Korčula and the Pelješac peninsula, the oyster farms of Ston, a bike ride through the national park on the island of Mljet, the bastions and shady lanes of Dubrovnik, and the pearl of Adriatic towns — Trogir. Short daily passages mean you will see a great deal and enjoy a wonderful rest.

Croatian islands cruise

A long coastline, old harbours hidden behind ruined fortress walls, countless islands, olive groves and vineyard-covered hills seen from the sea, turquoise waters shimmering in the light of dawn — perfect for swimming and snorkelling — and picturesque coastal cliffs…

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