Croatia is one of the most attractive tourist destinations in Europe. The coastline 5,835 km, including 4,058km made up entirely of islands, a total of 1,185 to be precise. With this variety of numerous islands and islets (67 of which are unhabited) and the fact that the Adriatic Sea is one of the cleanest and the calmest European seas, the Croatian Adriatic coast is a prooven ideal nautical destination both for professional and nonprofessional sailors. Dalmatia, the most attractive Croatian region for tourists, is located in the southeastern part of the country. It is an extremely interesting combination of entangled cultural influences of so many different nations, who have dominated over this area throughout history, being the meeting point between East and West. From the geographical point of view the mountains Velebit and Biovoko and the mountain range Dinara raising from the coast and protecting the coastal towns make this area so special and interesting. From Velika paklenica in the northern point of Dalmatia to Dubrovnik in the south, the latter being the crowning feature of the Croatian coast. There is a tourist oasis that can with its widest range of variety satisfy every taste and meet the needs for any ideal vacation. The numerous and various islands and fact that the Adriatic Sea is one of the cleanest anq quietest european seas, prooves that the Croatian Adriatic coast is an ideal yacht charter destination.
Croatia offer all the types of yacht charter such as as bareboat charter, skippered, crewed yacht charter, catamaran, sailboat, motoryacht and luxury yachts charter.

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Yacht Charter Croatia : bareboat bases (from North to South)
PULA: 15 min from Pula airport. Very good location for people coming from Western Europe by car. An important port located in the southeast end of the Istrian Peninsula. Pula offers the best of its three thousand year history in an Italian influenced modern city. Beaches stretch along its beautiful and indented coastline. Cruising from here is a blend of sheltered sailing and more challenging longer sails with stronger steady winds.

ZADAR and BIOGRAD (Kornati Islands) :25 min from Zadar airport, one hour from Split airport.
The 140 Kornati Islands offer the ultimate Croatian cruising. A large part has been designated a National Park because of its natural beauty. For the most part, the islands are uninhabited. Crusing the Kornati Islands is very manageable with an easy line- of-sight sailing in wonderful conditions.

MURTER: 40 min from Zadar airport, and 50 min from Split airport.

PRIMOSTEN/KREMIK: 40 min from Split airport.

TROGIR : 15 min from Split airport.

SPLIT : The heart of Dalmatia and the largest Croatian city on the Adriatic coast, Split encompasses 17 centuries of history. Many of Split's historical and cultural buildings can be found within the walls of the 4th century Diocletian's Palace. Split is a perfect jumping off point to explore the Dalmatian Islands on your way down to Dubrovnik.

DUBROVNIK : The " Pearl of the Adriatic" has been restored to its former beauty. Words do not give justice to this dazzling city with marble-paved squares, narrow cobbled streets, churches, palaces, monasteries surrounded by fortifications and magnificent medieval walls. This ancient town is a treasure trove of architectural and cultural masterpieces, carefully preserved over the centuries.