Sailing in Croatia - Useful Resources

The Croatian coast has a network of over 50 marinas, all united in the Association of Croatian marinas. Marinas are constantly working on increasing their level of service and are striving to satisfy the needs and wishes of modern nautical guests. Their overall capacity is 16,000 sea berths and 8,500 land berths. There are also approximately 30,000 berths in ports and sports harbours.

Discover the pristine anchorages of Croatia, each offering a unique blend of natural beauty, history, and modern amenities. Whether you're seeking a secluded bay or a bustling harbor town, our guide provides insights into the best spots to drop anchor.

Croatia is truly a land of islands as it has more than a thousand of them and each one is different. Many of them are inhabited, but each and every one is exceptional, with its own story and destiny. To have a soft spot is human and the connoisseurs of Croatian islands have thousands of them. To be more precise, 1244 islands! All of them are waiting to be explored, and there are many different beaches, bays and caves located on the croatian islands.

The Adriatic is the most northern part of the Mediterranean Sea with over 1,300 islands and most of them are located along the Croatian coast. It has a tipically Mediterranean climate with dry and hot summers and moderately cold winter. 

When travelling to Croatia, bring your passport or other internationally recognized identification document. Children must have their own passport or must be registered in the passport of one of the parents. If you want to bring your four legged friends, they must have a valid veterinary certificate.

One could probably write a book about all the things that should be taken care of while preparing for a charter holiday. In this web section, we have tried to gather all the useful information based on our working and sailing experience in order to point out some issues that you might have overlooked.

If you are a first-time charter, the charter pricing might be a bit confusing, since it depends on many factors. Read this guide to make your budget planning a lot easier.

Charter fee includes: yacht dues for its usage during the period of time stated in the contract. Charter fee does not include: petrol expenses, tourist and residence taxes and berth costs outside the domicile marina. The yacht shall be given at charterer’s disposal clean, in working order and with full fuel and water tanks, and it shall be returned under the same conditions.

Sailing routes on Adriatic sea

Here’s a scenario. You’ve given in to your dream holiday at sea, booked the ultimate yacht charter this summer, and can’t wait to escape into the secluded Adriatic island paradise you’ve been yearning to explore for months. Fast forward, and it’s the peak of the summer season; you’ve finally set sail on your dream vacation, the light Mediterranean breeze hits your sun-soaked skin, and you can't imagine anything possibly going wrong, especially with your boat as your guide.