Yacht Charter Adriatic / South
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Yacht Charter Adriatic South - Untouched Nature and Famous Medieval Towns
The southern part of the Adriatic is characterized by exceptional water quality, an excellent climate and plenty of things to see and do while on land too. While here, you can visit some lovely resorts such as Dubrovnik, nicknamed the "Pearl of the Adriatic" on the fashionable Makarska Riviera.
Croatia - The World's most popular Yacht Charter Destination
With its multitude of islands and numerous kilometers of coastline along the Adriatic shores, Yacht Charter Croatia is one of the best sailing destinations in the whole Mediterranean. The wonderful natural setting is highlighted in regions such as the Kornati Archipelago, Dalmatia and the Kvarner Bay which also happen to be popular yachting destinations.
Montenegro - The New Adriatic Riviera
With the dramatic bay of Kotor and a number of medieval cities along its coast, Montenegro is definitely one of the latest stars of the Adriatic, becoming more and more popular among the Yacht Charter circuit mainly due to hte fact that was innaccesible for a long time, but also for its rugged beauty.
Baska Voda - A Well Kept Secret of the Adriatic Coast
Exclusive without being overpriced, isolated without being hard to reach and family-friendly without being too boring, Baska Voda is one of those secret places that has not yet reached full recognition or popularity with the Yacht Charter crowds.
Dubrovnik - The Pearl of the Croatian Adriatic
It's not a coincidence that Dubrovnik is called „the town that came from the sea“. The impressive town wall is not only a protection against storms, but also a great promenade 25 meters above sea level. It is, without a doubt, the most important city for yacht charter in Croatia and the one that attracts the biggest numbers of tourists every summer to this stretch of the Adriatic coast.
Kastela - The Bay of Seven Castles
If you are not only interested in water sports, but also in history and ancient castles, then Kastela is the right place for you! There are plenty of dreamlike castles in and around Kastela.
Primosten - Croatian Pine Forests by Mediterranean Waters
Although it started out as a fishing village, the region was made for tourism, that's how beautiful the scenery is. The contrasting rocks and forests with the sands and beaches make Primosten one of the most beautiful resorts on the Adriatic Coast.
Rogoznica - Berthing in award-winning Marina Frapa
Tired of the busy Adriatic shores during the summer? Don't worry, you can enjoy those beautiful Dalmatian waters and still have the same luxury you'd have in a large resort. Just head to Rogoznica, a small fishing village in central Dalmatia that offers some of the best sailing this side of the Adriatic.
Split - Visiting Emperor Diocletian
The old roman town of Split has become today one of the most important tourists centers in Croatia thanks, in part, to the wonderful ruins of Diocletian’s Palace. The old town, with its narrow and twisty streets, is bordered by the azure seas of the Adriatic where numerous yachts sit lazily in the local marinas. It’s here you’ll find most of the yacht charters Croatia enthusiasts.
Trogir - Medieval Town at the Waterfront
Probably the best medieval city in Europe, Trogir is also captivating due to its wonderful setting along the Dalmatian coast, not to mention for the lively nightlife and the numerous cultural events which go down mainly in the summer months, thus coinciding with the tourist season.
Vinisce - The Quiet Side of the Croatian Coast
Though just a small fishing village near Trogir in Croatia, Vinisce is famous among those who have been there already for its laidback atmosphere and the lovely pebble beaches mirrored in crystal clear waters. Quiet and quaint, this place has its own marina for sailors looking for a restful vacation away from prying eyes.
Krvavica – The rural Side of the Makarska Riviera
Though nothing more than a small village in the Baska Voda region, yacht charter Krvavica manages to achieve that perfect bend of forest covered mountains, crystal blue waters and white pebble beaches.
Marina Tucepi - The Center of the Adriatic in Croatia
The marina serves as the focal point of the small town of Tucepi, 55km south of Split, on a very picturesque part of the Croatian coast in central Dalmatia, which is often overlooked by those sailors who stick mainly to the larger city marinas.
Croatia Skradin - The Fortress on the Krka River
An out-of-the-way place that is located inland on the estuary of the Krka river, Skradin holds a lot of history and a fine gastronomical heritage, which should be enough to entice you for a visit.
ACI Marina Split - The Oldest Marina in the Adriatic
Split is a must-go-to location for anyone who travels to Croatia and to the Adriatic. This is one of the most famous ancient towns of the Croatian shore, also made famous by the ruins of Diocletian's Palace. Split is also the home of one of the oldest marinas in this part of the Mediterranean, the ACI Split Marina, open since 1983.
ACI Marina Trogir - The Island Town and its Marina
Trogir is a quaint medieval town that nonetheless has a thriving nightlife and cultural community that appeals to many tourists, locals and foreigners. The marina lies on the same island as the city and is a starting point for exploring central Dalmatia
Marina Baska Voda - A Well Kept Secret of the Dalmatian Coast
One of the most beautiful parts of the Croatian Adriatic named Makarska Riviera is the place where Baska Voda marina, a cozy little place, can be found. Very clean water and white pebble beaches complement the pine woods of the hilly shoreline in Baska Voda and make for a very peaceful and beautiful sailing holiday, just kilometers from Split, the biggest recreational port in Croatia.
Marina Frapa Rogoznica - Quite Possibly the Most Beautiful Marina of the Adriatic
On a man-made island in central coastal Croatia, in a wooded area full of national parks and quaint villages there's a very beautiful marina that's been named by many as the most beautiful in the whole Adriatic, if not the Mediterranean. Marina rogoznica offers not only an idyllic setting but also high end services to its guests.
Marina Kremik - Peles Bay, Home of the Babic Wine
Situated between Primosten and Rogoznica, Kremik Marina is a popular stop point for those traveling by water along the Croatian coastline in the from the north of the Adriatic to the south or viceversa. Either way, the marina is open all year round and offer a complete range of services.
Marina Krvavica
One of the cleanest and most calmest parts of the Adriatic beckons you to spend a holiday in what the Croatians consider the most exclusive resorts on the Adriatic coastlines. So come to marina Krvavica for some well-deserved rest and relaxation.
Marina Tucepi - Your Base in Central Dalmatia
The marina serves as the focal point of the small town of Tucepi, 55km south of Split, on a very picturesque part of the Croatian coast in central Dalmatia, which is often overlooked by those sailors who stick mainly to the larger city marinas.