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Croatia is an incredibly beautiful country; but the overall sailing experience from one town to another in a sailboat makes the vacation unforgettable. Therefore, booking a cruise along the coast of Croatia as your next European adventure makes perfect sense. Sailing holidays in Croatia are all about sunshine, sea, sand, relaxation, exploration, culture, sunsets and starry skies. There’s no better way to experience all of them than by taking a cruise along the Croatian coast. In fact, you can consider booking sailing holidays in Croatia for amazing sailing experiences. What Makes Croatia Sailing Holidays Extremely Unique? Sail During Day and then experience the Nightlife When looking to schedule a Croatian sailboat, you should find a company that sails during the daytime and allows you experience it in comfort. In addition to, you will get to explore your destinations during afternoon, evening and night. This means, you will enjoy on...

With over 1000 captivating islands tucked away along the spectacularly beautiful Adriatic Coast, Croatia boasts some of the best kept secrets around Europe. Simply, there’s no better way to explore these striking islands than by a sailboat. Therefore, you should consider scheduling sailing holidays in Croatia . Here are a few best locations you simply shouldn’t leave off your holiday bucket list: 1. Split Split is well-known as the second-largest city in Croatia, offering a perfect blend of authentic feel and traditional culture that dates back to Roman days along with the element of modern day influence. This city has sufficient shopping alleyways filled with boutique shops and cafes. The city comes alive in the night as it boasts an endless array of nightclubs, live music venues, restaurants and bars.  Read More..

When cruising Croatia, one of the initial choices you should make is – what region should I choose? Most amateurs sail in Central Dalmatia; this is where you will have access to the best sites. Picture friendly locations like the lavender fields in Hvar, Stari Grad – the most established town in Europe, the blue cave at Biševo/Vis, Zlatni Rat shoreline at Brač, the dazzling fortressed town of Korčula, the blues and greens of Mljet National Park to the glory of Dubrovnik. A common cruising Croatia schedule goes something like Split – Šolta – Brač – Hvar – Vis – Korčula – Mljet – Elaphiti – Dubrovnik. Every one of these islands and destinations has various towns, villages and heaven-like bays to tie up. There are some mesmerizing moments, which you will never forget after sailing in Croatia . Read more...