POREČ - a city of culture and entertainment, clean beaches, coves and numerous islands located on the west coast of Istria, with excellent traffic connections to European cities. The entire old town is a monument, while the Euphrasian Basilica is included in the UNESCO's World Heritage List.

Rovinj - "Blue Pearl of the Adriatic", is one of the most vivid Mediterranean towns with its narrow streets and old buildings built in the Venetian style.

PULA, the largest and most important Istrian centre, is located on the inner part of the bay and is a large natural harbour surrounded by islands of St. Jerome and Kozada, near NP Brijuni - a paradise for boaters. The city offers a great wealth of monuments that bear witness to past times and ancient civilizations.

OPATIJA - One of the oldest European tourist destinations, the cradle of Croatian tourism, located in the Kvarner bay near Nature Park Učka. The contrasts of sea and mountains, green parks and blue ocean, old buildings and modern comforts, noisy entertainment venues and quiet resorts make Opatija and its surroundings a very attractive tourist resort in all seasons.

PUNAT - Located on the south side of the island Krk in one of the most beautiful bays on the Adriatic with the miniature island Košljun in its centre. This little town is proud of having the oldest marina on the Adriatic.

CRES is located in a great protected bay on the island of Cres, surrounded by rocks. Excellent microclimate Conditions, historical core, pure nature and the sea, spacious beaches, island atmosphere and homey ambience invites you to visit this small town on the island.

MALI LOŠINJ - a coastal town on the island of Lošinj, situated in the south-eastern end of a long, well protected bay, is a very important port of nautical tourism as it is located between Istria and Dalmatia. The town itself has won numerous awards for excellence in tourism.

ZADAR - located in the middle of the Croatian Adriatic, in the most indented part of its archipelago, for centuries the capital of Dalmatia, is one of the most popular Croatian tourist destinations. This archipelago consists of 24 bigger and 300 small islands and islets, 3 nature parks - Telaščica, North Velebit and Vrana and 5 national parks - Paklenica, Plitvice, Kornati, Krka and Velebit are just some of the reasons to visit Zadar.

SUKOŠAN - near Zadar (10 km), 5 National Parks and 2 Nature Parks, the largest marina on the Adriatic coast, proximity to airport and highway connections are certainly good reasons to choose Sukošan for your charter base.

BIOGRAD NA MORU - located in the middle of the Croatian coast, surrounded by 5 National Parks and 2 Nature Parks, close to the Kornati Archipelago and Lake Vrana, a long tourist tradition and an abundance of tourist, sporting and hospitality...

TRIBUNJ - a  small Mediterranean village with narrow streets and compact houses. The old part of town is built on an island which was later connected to the mainland.

ŠIBENIK - Croatian Renaissance city with a rich historical and cultural heritage, located in a protected natural harbour at the estuary of the river Krka near the Kornati islands. Šibenik Riviera, with its 249 islands, islets and reefs, of which only some are inhabited and rich cultural and historical monuments, attracts an ever increasing number of boaters.

VODICE - a popular tourist destination situated in a broad bay, 11 km from Šibenik. Long pebble and sandy beaches to the west and east of the city, excellent tourist offer, developed cultural and entertainment programs, numerous excursion programs, recreation and sports possibilities, make Vodice a quality and distinctive tourist destination.

SKRADIN - popular nautical destination whose beauty is crowned by three most attractive sights: Skradinski buk waterfalls, Roški waterfall and Franciscan islet Visovac with the votive shrine of Our Lady from Visovac.

JEZERA - a small fishing village on the island of Murter is one of the starting ports for navigation in Kornati. It provides a peaceful and pleasant vacation: lots of sun, clear sea and a bay with beautiful beaches.

MURTER - is located in the north-western part of the island of Murter. This town lures with a large number of islands in its archipelago (over 170), numerous sandy beaches and proximity to national parks: Kornati, Paklenica and Krka, nature parks Telaščica and Vrana; cities of Zadar, Šibenik and Split.

PRIMOŠTEN - a former fishing village is today one of the most attractive tourist destinations on the Adriatic. A unique Mediterranean atmosphere of medieval architecture, narrow stone houses and numerous narrow streets, beautiful sea and the sunny beaches are the reason for its rapid tourism development. There is also a unique marina on the Adriatic coast, protected from wind and surrounded by vineyards.

ROGOZNICA - a small fishing village on an island (connected by road to the mainland) in an almost completely enclosed bay, 34 km south of Šibenik. It’s often visited by boaters because of the beautiful marina Frapa, known as the safest on this part of the Adriatic.

TROGIR - is located on a small island between the mainland and the island of Čiovo. It is connected to both sides by bridges. Wealth of historical and cultural monuments, masterpieces, narrow streets and art collections inspires every visitor. Trogir Riviera, well-indented and abundant with small bays, capes, islands enriched with lush Mediterranean vegetation is still preserved in its original form and therefore extremely attractive to boaters.

KAŠTELA - group of 7 Districts extending over 17 km of coastline on the northern side of the Kaštela bay, between Split and Trogir. Picturesque landscape with fertile land, abundance of sunshine, a pleasant Mediterranean climate and gorgeous colours attract an increasing number of tourists. In Kaštel Gomilica a newly built marina Kaštela is located and has become an important charter base in this short time.

SPLIT is the largest city in Dalmatia, and the second largest in Croatia. Split fascinates the visitors with hints of history, lively spirit of youth and special Mediterranean, but yet entirely Croatian charm. Because of its location, proximity to the central Dalmatian islands and the extremely rich charter offer, Split is the largest nautical centre of Central Dalmatia.

BASKA VODA - a small fishing village located 48 km south of Split, at the foot of a mountain slope. As part of the Makarska Riviera it’s a very popular tourist destination that boasts beautiful pebble and sandy beaches, a multitude of facilities for recreation and a well-kept marina.

DUBROVNIK - one of the most attractive and famous cities of the Mediterranean. With its outstanding natural beauty and preservation of historical heritage, Dubrovnik is a city with excellent tourist offer: the city of luxurious hotels, high ecological standards and exceptional nautical offer.