Northern Dalmatia with its capital Zadar city is among most diverse regions at the Croatian coast. With abundance of natural parks, exotic beaches, vibrant towns and a unique philosophy of local people, Zadar islands assure completely natural and welcoming maritime environment.
It is no wonder that this region is among most popular and rewarding yacht holiday destinations in Europe for families with kids. Small distances between almost 500 tiny islands allow easy island hopping and provide amazing opportunities for various water activities.
A 7-day bareboat sailing Croatia tour filled with positive emotions on your very own yacht can be a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. It only takes 15-20 minutes from Zadar international airport to reach some of the most popular yachting destinations in Croatia where your odyssey begins.
Yacht holiday Croatia experience in northern Dalmatia is recommended for beginners and day sailors that can rent bareboat charters from beautiful marinas Sukošan, Biograd or Murter from where you can reach world-known Kornati national park within a few hours of sailing.
Second largest Croatian city Split is the heart of Dalmatia and most popular launchpad for a yacht charter week in Croatia. UNESCO Cultural Heritage Sites Split and Trogir town are best options for a yacht holiday in Croatia if you are a beginner or visiting Croatian coast for the first time.
Discover vibrant island villages, lively ports, narrow stony streets of charming Dalmatian towns, blend into the nightlife of summer promenades and feel the real pulse of these secluded Adriatic treasures. If you are a person that prefers to relax the privacy of your own vessel surrounded with lush-green forests and a scent of perfumed Mediterranean vegetation, get ready for pure magic.
Croatian islands you should not miss our during Split sailing holiday: Šolta, Brač, Vis and Hvar
Stylish Hvar town, golden horn beach on island Bol, ancient Stari Grad plateau and legendary Vis are just some of the hot spots on your sailing itinerary from Split. To reach those charming spots rent a sailboat or catamaran charter from Dalmatian marinas between towns Primošten and Split.
Island Hvar is world-known as one of the sunniest places in Europe. The same-named town is famous as being the busiest and the most hedonistic places on Adriatic. If you prefer more tanquility, set sail towards the islands Šolta or discover the amazing coves of Brač isle. Here you can find some of the most attractive sandy beaches in the area. Most reliable Split Sailboat Charters you will find in marinas Kaštela and UNESCO heritage site Trogir old town.
When you hire bareboat charter in Croatia from ancient Pula city you have a unique opportunity to discover one of the most divers regions of Croatia. Vibrant Venetian towns and historic places dating centuries ago on one side and protected wildlife parks and untouched nature of distant islands on the other. And they are both worth to explore.
It is not a coincidence that Istrian peninsula is often called "Croatian Tuscany". The closeness of Italy and centuries of Italian influence left some of the most remarkable monuments and rich cultural heritage in the region.
The ultimate way to experience Northern Croatia is definitively by renting a private yacht in Pula. From here you can begin your adventure and sail to the most beautiful locations of Istria and Kvarner gulf.
Hidden in the heart of Europe Istrian region is one of the best kept Mediterranean treasures, still waiting to be discovered. Intact landscapes, sun-soaked hills covered with olive groves, endless vineyards, secluded stony villages bursting out of the hillocks and vibrant historic towns will leave you breathless. When you add sunny climate, warm seas and amazing local food delicacies this is the perfect place for a cruising holiday. Croatia sailboat rental is available in modern marinas Pula, Medulin and Vrsar.