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Experience Croatia’s beautiful islands
Hvar
One of the most visited islands, with its picturesque bays and diverse terrain, this island offers a sailing experience beyond the ordinary.
Brač
Brac is a pearl among the Dalmatian islands and is the largest island. This island offers a fantastic range of attractions and amenities.
Vis
The island is located at the farthest point of the coastline and closest to Italy. With its untouched beauty and natural coastline, the island offers a peaceful sailing experience.
Korčula
A charming and peaceful island, with well-preserved medieval town centers and fine wine regions in Lumbarda.
Mljet
A paradise for sailors who love nature, the national park offers two saltwater lagoons where you can paddle and swim.
Lastovo
Very quiet and isolated, with untouched nature, hiking trails and silence—for those looking for it beyond the more visited islands.
Cres
The North Adriatic’s own natural gem with green hills, a bird of prey reserve and the freshwater lake Vrana. An island for nature and animal lovers.
Pag
The island has a moon-like landscape – barren, rocky and with dramatic cliffs. The island also hides sheltered coves and small fishing villages.
Sailing in Croatia
Croatia is made to be experienced by sailboat. The country is called the land of a thousand islands and attracts with a fantastic and protected archipelago and bays.
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Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to sail in Croatia?
The season runs from April to October, but different months have their advantages:
- May–June: Milder temperatures (20–25°C), clear water, fewer tourists and lower prices for port fees and boat rentals. Perfect if you want a quieter experience.
- July–August: Hot (25–35°C), lots of people, many events in the ports and a lively nightlife. However, higher prices and more competition for guest spots in popular marinas.
- September–October: Still warm in the water, often stable weather and less crowded. Good balance between summer heat and calmer waterways.
A tip is to book your boat and flight tickets well in advance, especially for high season, as popular routes quickly become fully booked.
Is it difficult to navigate in Croatia?
The waters are well marked and the charts are detailed and there is a harbor guide on the boats. There are various options for booking a buoy or berth.
A tip is to always keep an eye out, especially when approaching harbors and bays, and to combine the GPS plotter with paper charts.
You can navigate “by sight” between the islands, but all boats are equipped with charts and GPS plotters.
How do port fees and space reservations work?
In popular marinas you pay per night depending on the length of the boat.
You can often book a place in advance via apps and websites. But in many smaller ports you have to arrive on time to get a place during high season. Our skipper is happy to help and book a place.
A cheaper alternative is to moor at buoys outside the ports. You can also anchor in protected bays, which is free unless it is a nature reserve, when an anchoring fee may apply.
What is the food and service like in the ports?
Almost every island and port has small family-run restaurants where you can eat fresh fish, seafood, grilled meats and local specialties. It is common for restaurants to offer free berthing if you dine there – a great way to save on port fees.
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