Biograd na Moru Yacht Charter

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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...

      Once the crown city of Croatian kings, Biograd na moru is a well-known tourist and nautical centre as well as the centre of the Biograd Riviera.

      The town lies on a peninsula surrounded by modern marinas and a promenade with an unforgettable view of the Pašman canal and the islands that are scattered around.

      The city has preserved some traces of roman time, while the remains of two churches date from the Early Croatian period. In the 18th century the parish church of St. Anastasia was built. It’s worth visiting the homeland museum in which you can see the archaeological collection of the prehistoric, antique and Early Croatian exhibits, and a collection of ship cargo from the 16th century. In the summer time, the entertainment in Biograd will be provided by numerous exhibitions, concerts of popular and classical music, a cappella singing and folklore, performances of the majorettes and memorable celebration of the Biograd night in August.

      Church of St. Roch

      Church of St. Roch

      Biograds religious heritage

      This small yet charming church is dedicated to Saint Roch, the patron saint of plague sufferers, reflecting the historical significance of health and healing in the community.

      Church of Anastasia

      Church of Anastasia

      Historical and architectural landmark

      Originally built in the 18th century, this church showcases impressive Baroque architecture and serves as the town's main parish church.

      Franciscan Monastery

      Franciscan Monastery

      Spiritual and cultural oasis

      This monastery is not only a place of worship but also a repository of local religious art and artifacts. The serene courtyards and the quiet ambiance of the monastery provide a peaceful retreat from the more crowded tourist spots in the town.

      What activities can I enjoy in Biograd na Moru during my sailing holiday?

      In Biograd na Moru, your sailing holiday can be enriched with various activities such as snorkeling in the crystal-clear Adriatic waters, exploring local beaches, or sailing to nearby islands like Pašman and Veli Iž. On land, you can stroll through the historic town center, visit local museums, enjoy traditional Dalmatian cuisine at seaside restaurants, or participate in vibrant local festivals and events during the summer.

      What are the best sailing destinations from Biograd na Moru?

      From Biograd na Moru, some of the best sailing destinations include the Kornati National Park, known for its stunning archipelago and clear waters, perfect for sailing and snorkeling. Other notable destinations are the Dugi Otok for its secluded beaches, the historic city of Šibenik, and the scenic Zadar archipelago, offering a mix of culture, history, and natural beauty.

      Is a sailing license required to charter a yacht from Biograd na Moru?

      Yes, to charter a yacht on a bareboat basis in Biograd na Moru, you are required to have a recognized sailing license. If you do not have a license, you can opt for a skippered charter, where the company provides a professional skipper to handle the navigation and operation of the yacht.

      How can I hire a skipper in Biograd na Moru?

      To hire a skipper in Biograd na Moru, you can contact us and we will arrange for a skilled skipper who knows the local waters well. The cost for a skipper typically ranges from €150 to €250 per day, depending on their experience and the specifics of your charter. Hiring a skipper is an excellent way to ensure a relaxing and safe sailing experience, especially for those unfamiliar with the local maritime conditions.

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