Croatia: a journey through nature parks and colorful marinas, wild landscapes and historic cities
Croatia is definitely an ideal place for a boating vacation.
With its long coastline and hundreds of islands and islets, it is one of the most frequented places by sailors from around the world
In between moorings in the paradisiacal environment of the Dalmatian coast, you can make interesting cultural visits among charming coastal towns. Not far from Split, you can discover the island of Brac, with its small fishing villages in authentic Croatian style and the beautiful moorings of Zlatni Rat, Lovrecina or the sandy beach of Sutivan. The Kornati Islands are home to a rich biodiversity with turtles and many species of fish
If, on the other hand, you want to discover Istria, you'll sail to Brijuni Islands National Park, consisting of 14 small islands that boast a fascinating mix of wilderness, nature and archaeological sites. Don't miss Lošinj a lively island where it is not uncommon to spot dolphins near the coast
Nautical bases for Croatia
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Vedi tutti
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Zadar
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Sukosan
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Biograd
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Šibenik
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Trogir
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Split
SPALED
Split is considered one of the most beautiful places in Croatia.
Visiting Split by boat signifies anchoring at its marina and enjoying aa stroll through the narrow, picturesque alleys of the old town. Split holds priceless treasures such as Diocletian's Palace, and Trogir, the Venetian pearl.
HVAR
Hvar is known as Croatia's nightlife resort.
Here you can enjoy lounge beaches and dine on gregada, a typical fish soup. You will find beautiful villages, lavender fields and beautiful beaches washed by crystal clear waters, such as in Lucisca Bay, Zavala Beach or Mina Beach. Don't miss the seabed at Dubovica beach for a snorkeling session.
BRAC
Characterized by a clean sea and a striking landscape of pine forests, Mediterranean scrub and steep cliffs that descend to the sea e beautiful beaches, such as the famous Zlatni Rat, a horn of fine gravel that juts hundreds of meters into the sea..
VIS
Vis is still largely unspoiled and is an ideal destination for those seeking an "authentic" experience, simplicity, nature and tranquility.
Vis is also a gourmet paradise, an ideal destination for lovers of good food and especially good wine. Le konoba, former wine cellars now converted into typical taverns, serve prelibed fresh fish dishes. Komiža, è a fishing village which stands on a bay at the foot of a mountain in an atmosphere out of time.
KORKULA
Korcula is a small jewel of nature, with coves with turquoise water surrounded by cliffs covered with Mediterranean scrub.
Among the most beautiful beaches are those near Lumbarda.
It is an island rich in history and folklore: the most spectacular tradition is undoubtedly the sword dance, handed down for centuries. A typical example of a medieval Dalmatian town, beautiful Korčula (or Korčula) stands on a small hill that juts out into the sea. The charming bay of Pupnataska Luka is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful on the island.
MLJET
Mijet Island is famous for the National Park that makes it named "the green island."
È perfect for an excursion while sailing. You will find salt lakes, the islet of Santa Maria, as well as numerous caves and wild coves to explore such as Ulysses' cave into which you can also enter from the sea..
LASTOVO
The Island is a small natural paradise, and as much as 70 percent of the territory is occupied by forest
Its waters are part of a national park that protects its biodiversity. Worth seeing is the picturesque bay of Skrivena Luca (Hidden Harbor) and visit the village of Ubli in the bay of Velo Lago.
KORNATI
This archipelago with its sometimes lunar landscape is a true paradise for sailors, divers, snorkelers and lovers of more naturalistic scenery.
The name derives from the sheer cliffs above the sea, some of them of impressive heights that are called crowns, widespread especially in the Lower Kornati. These islands of karst origin, are almost all uninhabited and devoid of hotel facilities therefore suitable for those seeking peace, beautiful sea and a complete detachment from everyday life.
Worth seeing are the cliffs overhanging the sea in the Donji Kornati part and those on Klobucar Island. A true paradise is Hiljada Bay, with the sea always flat, sail to Zut, the yellow island. Kornat is the largest island in the archipelago here you can enjoy a spaghetti in the trattoria at the water's edge. Other beaches not to be missed are Lojena (island of Levrnaka), bay of Veli Rati and beaches of the island Molat
