When it comes to unforgettable island-hopping vacations in the Mediterranean, two destinations immediately come to mind: Greece and Croatia. Both offer spectacular sailing experiences, crystal-clear waters, charming seaside villages, and an impressive display of historical buildings and archeological sites. But as close as they are geographically, each destination adds a distinct charm to your getaway at sea.
The perfect mix of history, culture, cuisine, and nature, Croatia’s breathtaking coastal archipelago is some of the best sailing the Mediterranean has to offer, and it’s an excellent choice of destination for your yacht charter vacation.
When it comes to chartering a yacht, there are two main options: a one-way charter or the more traditional round-trip charter. While both options have their perks and drawbacks, in this article we will focus on the benefits of a one-way charter between two of our most popular destinations in Croatia.
Many people are spending a few days at the beginning of their charter sailing vacation in and around the Dalmatian Coast. If that’s the case with you, we’ve collected a robust handful of our favorite things to do in Dubrovnik, Croatia to help you with your must-sees list.
If you’re planning a sailing vacation on the Dalmatian Coast (and you should be!), Split, Croatia should most definitely be a part of your trip. Split has a rich history of trade, military, and many different cultural influences.
We often get the question, “When is the best time to go sailing in Croatia?” Even though our busiest period in the Med is the summer, we find that sailing in the Mediterranean in late September and October has many benefits!