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at 05 January 2012

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Yacht Charter Croatia - The World's most popular Yacht Charter Destination

Famous for the numerous islands along its coast, for the unspoiled beauty of the nature and for the calm and clean waters of the Adriatic, Croatia can be considered one of the top destinations in the Mediterranean and not just for yacht charter. Regions like the Kornati Archipelago, Dalmatia and the Kvarner Bay have a long sailing tradition and make for perfect yacht charter Croatia vacations.

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Adriatic North - The Eldorado for Sailing and Water Sports

A healthy climate whose benefits have been appreciated since ancient time, as well as crystal clear and peaceful waters await any traveler seeking a yacht charter Croatia holiday. The shallow depths in the northern part are perfect for people who like diving and enjoy other water sports.

Adriatic South - Untouched Nature and Famous Medieval Towns

Enjoy sailing along the Dalmatian coast with the best water quality of the northern Mediterranean, excellent climate and cultural highlights such as the old town of Dubrovnik and visit the "Pearl of the Adria" Makarska Riviera!

Dalmatia - The Adriatic at Its Best

One of the most famous stretches of coastline in Croatia, Dalmatia is home to some of the biggest tourist centers of the Adriatic, such as Split or Dubrovnik. Most of the tourists who come to see the Adriatic can be found here from April until October and that includes those who come for yacht charter Croatia holidays. That's because there are plenty of sailing opportunities in the area and a strong community which can provide to even the most demanding skipper and crew.

Krk Island - Island of One Hundred Faces

There's plenty of sailing to be done on Krk island, the largest in the Adriatic and the most populated, packed full of idyllic fishing villages that offer tourists plenty of sailing opportunities even for beginners, as the conditions here favor those who just took a passion to yacht charter Croatia. And the island is located in Kvarner Bay, famous for other sailing destinations which make offer alternatives in case you want to see more of the Croatian coast.

Island Losinj

Welcome to a water sports paradise! In Losinj, there are even dolphins accompanying charter yachts on their journey. Medieval small towns and perfect diving spots make the island stand out from the rest of the Croatian summer resorts of the region.

Murter Island - The Gateway to Kornati Archipelago

Murter is a spot of scenic beauty with romantic small villages and sandy beaches. This island with an area of 19 square kilometres is part of the Šibernik archipelago. Murter with its well equipped marinas offers especially boat owners and charter tourists best conditions for the ideal holidays in the Adriatic Sea.

Kornati Archipelago - Discovering Sheltered Waters

The archipelago of Kornati is a wonderful piece of paradise consisting of 147 islands of various shape and size. Endless bays with crystal clear water and landing places for boats allow the arriving charter tourists to have a great time amidst a virtually pristine scenery. This area is one of the most beautiful regions of the Adriatic Sea.

Istria - The Eastern Gate to the Mediterranean

Istria appears an extremly diverse place: narrow valleys and wide mountain ridges in the interior, the flat west coast with its numerous bays, deep waters and steep rocks on the east coast.

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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.

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.

Biograd - Charming Small Town in the Middle of Croatian Adriatic

The special charm of this coastal town in the middle of Croatia is very much known among sailing crews. Beside the first-class marina Kornati, there are great places to visit and good restaurants in the cosy old town centre.

Cres - Bird Sanctuary with a View

The island Cres is an attractive spot for ornithologists, as it is home to the extremely seldom Eurasian griffons. For yacht charter crews, the second biggest of the Kvarner Islands is a great place, too. As many other Croatian towns, the town of Cres is dominated by the traces of the Venetians. Numerous coats of arms above the entrances of the town houses witness the long Venetian period.

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.

Jezera - A Small Port on Murter island

Set in a beautiful and unspoilt natural location, the small port of Jezera offers peace and relaxation to those who seek it in the blue waters of the North Adriatic. Nature parks, fishing, secluded beaches and night parties are the things that await you in Jezera.

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.

Mali Losinj - Serenity and Beauty in the Central Adriatic

There are a lot of things to discover in Mali Losinj. For example the hustle and bustle on the market place, narrow crooked streets of the town or the beautiful bathing bay Cikat nearby.

Murter - Small and Charming Island Capital

Having successfully passed the shallow waters in front of the town of Murter, charter crews can relax in the comfortable Marina Hramina.

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.

Pula – The Beating Heart of Istria

An important center for yacht charter in Croatia, Pula has a lot to show off to tourists: there are Roman ruins, monasteries, museums, shops for local produce and crafts, as well as a lively nightlife coupled with many events during the summer months. All these are aimed at fulfilling the wishes of even the most pretentious holidaymaker.

Punat - Paradise for Water Sports

Punat has a long tradition of water sports. Nowadays, the location is extremely popular both with sailors and with wakeboarders, but don't underestimate the region's cultural and natural potential either. You'll find some very nice museums and churches as well as some breathtaking landscapes when visiting Punat.

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.

Rovinj - The Picture Perfect Holiday Resort

It's hard not to fall in love with this town, especially after seeing its beauty and having experienced its charm firsthand. Numerous islands, a varied wildlife and old-world architecture make this a favourite destination for Croatian and Italian tourists

Sibenik - Old Town with a Youthful Feeling

Don't be fooled by this town's ancient looks. Inside the medieval walls you'll find a thriving community of people who know how to enjoy life in this wonderful location on the Adriatic Sea shore.

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.

Sukosan – the centuries old tourist resort of Dalmatia

Although it has a long and violent history, there’s one thing that links Sukosan to its earliest days – tourism. Even during the Middle Ages local monarchs built here summer residences to enjoy the countryside and healthy climate. Why shouldn’t you?

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.

Zadar - Evidence of 3000 Years of European History

This town seems to have been drawn on paper, it’s that beautiful. This is owned mainly to the old architecture and many cultural establishments that define Zadar as Croatia’s cultural center. For sailing enthusiasts the main appeal is the beautiful location of the city on the peninsula and the close vicinity with other yacht charter Croatia hot spots such as Rijeka or Split.

Yacht Charter Rogač - The Getaway from Split

Rogač is a great place for a daytrip from Split, and in fact many people living there head to the island for a quiet time and sunbathing

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.

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ACI Marina Dubrovnik - The Perfect Base for Exploring the Adriatic

Located at the mouth of a river, near the ancient town of Dubrovnik and with a well proceted base, the Marina has been awarded the Blue Award for the clean facilities and beaches surrounding it. Definitely a stop point when in Croatia.

ACI Marina Jezera - The Marina with a Sailing School Academy

Though small, the Jezera Marina offers quality services and is also priviledged by its position so close to one of Croatia's most prized natural possesions: the Kornati Archipelago. Apart from the sunny weather and clean water, you can enjoy the idyllic and quiet life of Murter island.

ACI Marina Pula - Explore the Istrian Peninsula

A small marina but with a perfect location, near Pula harbor. The city itself is the biggest in Istria, is full of archeological sights and festivals during summer and is the best place to start exploring the northern Croatian coast.

ACI Marina Rovinj - A Lovely Part of the Istrian Peninsula

A well protected, new marina, Rovinj can offer a wide array of services with a high standard of quality that have earned it the Blue Flag award. A lovely scenery in one of the most visited towns of the northern Adriatic awaits the sailing enthusiast.

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

ACI Marina Cres - Sail to the Second Biggest Island of the Adriatic

Located bear Cres harbor, the marina offers a complete range of services and is located in one of the oldest and most frequented regions of the Adriatic, which explains the popularity of Cres.

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 Betina - A Nature Preserve worth Sailing

Small yet well equipped, the Betina marina on Murter island is one of the most important marinas for those who wish to sail the Kornati archipelago or around Murter island, one of the biggest of the Adriatic.

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 Hramina - Entry Point to the Kornati Archipelago

A lovely marina on the quiet island of Murter, full of small fishing and agricultural towns, close to the Croatian coast but also to the famous Kornati archipelago, a Yacht Charter sailor's paradise.

Marina Kastela - The Center of the Croatian sailing World

Aided by the central position between Split and Trogir, by a number of exclusive services and a decent number of berths, the Kastela Marina is quickly becoming a gathering point for many yacht charter sailors year after year.

Marina Kornati - The Sailing Center of the Dalmatian Coast

If you consider yourself a serious sailor, then you have to come to Biograd at least once in your life. This place, overlooking the very beautiful and pristine Kornati archipelago can be considered Croatia's sailing center. The marina Kornati is famous for its facilites, its size and its yacht club that organizes the biggest regattas in Croatia.

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 Mali Losinj

A small but cosy marina set in a medieval backdrop on an island in the Adriatic, the Mali Losinj marina is definitely worth checking out, especially since the region also has some world famous diving sites.

Marina Punat - Visit the Largest Island of the Adriatic

A sailing-friendly region, the Krk island in Kvarner Bay of northern Croatia has what it takes to attract large numbers of tourists year after year. That's why the Punat marina caters to these mases and has them coming back.

Marina Zadar Tankerkomerc - The Marina in the Heart of the City

The sheltered marina of Zadar is located very close to the city and thus is an integral part of the tourism life which is very present in this part of the Adriatic. With lots of things to see and do, with plenty of berths open all year round and with a wide range of services, the Zadar marina is a serious contender on the Yacht Charter market for northern Croatia.

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.

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