Croatia Yachting Charter Blog

Komiža is a small island town that has been a center for fishermen in the Adriatic since the Middle Ages. Today, its red rooftops decorate a forested green backdrop, while colorful window blinds adorn rustic sea-facing stone houses. 

No sailing holiday is complete without the culinary charm that Dalmatia brings.

The Croatian Adriatic is famous for many things, most of which you’ll get to experience on your Croatian sailing holiday.

Whether your Adriatic sailing holiday begins or ends at ACI Marina Dubrovnik, there are no excuses good enough to make you miss the particularly pretty Pelješac peninsula, which is also Croatia’s ever-growing wine region.

The culinary side of the Croatian coast is garnished with recipes borne from age-old customs and cooking traditions, using few ingredients to create delectable and delightful dishes that wow even the most demanding of gourmands. 

There is something special about seafood, and not just because its name pays tribute to the authentic edible experience you’ll encounter.

Cooking on a sailboat is, well, not exactly the same as the more spacious kitchen you likely have at home.

Winds in Croatia are much more than a difference in atmospheric pressure - they depict your mood, alter your emotions, and can effectively change the course of your sailing holiday. 

Sailing holidays in Croatia are one of the most unique ways to explore the Adriatic Coast.