Dalmatia is undeniably one of the most surprising Mediterranean jewels.

Your One Stop for Every Charter Yacht in Croatia

A part of Dalmatia, the coast of Croatia along the Adriatic Sea includes so many islands, islets, cliffs and reefs that it is known as the land of a "Thousand Islands". Your yacht charter in Croatia can take you to these islands, each with its own particular story and place in Croatian history.

Croatia covers an area of great diversity and is a place of rare beauty. You can charter a yacht to cruise the Croatian coast to visit the numerous nature reserves and national parks such as the Islands Brijuni, Kornati and Mljet, the River Krka, Plitvice Lakes and Paklenica Canyon. What better way to experience the natural beauty of the Croatian coast and Adriatic Sea than from your own private luxury crewed charter yacht?

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Croatian Destinations

DUBROVNIK	BISEVO	TROGIR
MLJET	VIS	KORNATI National Park
KORCULA	KRKA National Park

DUBROVNIK

Your yacht charter along the Croatian coast must include a stop at the "Jewel" of the Dalmatian coast, Dubrovnik. Arriving on a charter yacht, your first view will be of the ninth century walls rising cheerily from the water's edge. Dubrovnik is one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Europe and miraculously escaped serious damage in the recent war. Within the ancient fortifications is a labyrinth of alleyways and a striking Renaissance boulevard called the "Stradun". This medieval walled Croatian city is over 1,000 years old and virtually untouched by the modern world. Dubrovnik has been listed as a city-monument on the UNESCO cultural heritage register. On your charter yacht vacation, particular sights of interest here include the oldest pharmacy in Europe, located in the Friars Minor monastery (1317).

 

 

 

Mljet

The island of Mljet is situated close to Dubrovnik off the coast of Croatia, a short trip on your luxury crewed charter yacht. It is a green paradise, unique in the Mediterranean, because of its environment. As a consequence of the rising sea level, two beautiful salt lakes were created on the island: Veliko and Malo Jezero, which are surrounded by luxuriant pine and oak woods. Because of its extraordinary beauty, this part of the island was proclaimed a national park in 1960. Another must stop on your Croatian charter yacht vacation is the island of Bisevo.

 

 

 

KORCULA

Your yacht charter along the Croatian Coast might next take you to the island of Korcula (pronounced "kor-chew-la"). Here you will find many monuments dating from its days under Venetian rule. It was the home of famed traveler Marco Polo. His house may be visited--though little remains but his garden and a staircase to the tower. For tourists wanting to follow Polo's footsteps, the explorer's birthplace is near the almost 700-year-old Saint Peter's Church, another popular sightseeing destination on your charter yacht vacation on the coast of Croatia. An interesting feature in Korcula is the manner in which its streets were re-built in the thirteenth century. Most of the lanes run west to east in order to block out the northeastern Bora, a cold and powerful wind that at times stirs up the Adriatic Sea, while allowing the gentle Mistral breezes from another direction to air-condition the town.

Ship building and stone cutting played vital roles in Korcula's economy for centuries. Pine forests provided the raw materials for ships, and ships provided transportation for Korcula's stone, which was once used in many European palaces. Korcula's heritage comes alive in a traditional dance that has been performed for more than four centuries. The Moreska sword dance depicts the battle of two kings and their armies for the love of a beautiful girl.

BISEVO

Next, your charter yacht might cruise southwest off the Croatian coast to the island of Bisevo, which is a mere 6 square kilometers in area. From the decks of your charter yacht you will see many caves chiseled into its steep coasts, among which "Modra Spilja" stands out with an above-sea level and below-sea level entrance. When the sea is calm along the coast of Croatia, the light rays reflecting off the walls of this cave cast a blue light on objects and people inside, while those in the water appear to be silver.

 

 

VIS

Island Vis off the Croatian coast and just north of Bisevo is known for the beauty of its calm waters and its protected submarine world, rich with sunken ships that have remained hidden for years. You might choose to stop here next on your luxury charter yacht vacation. Vis is the most westerly of the larger Croatian islands and the oldest established town in Dalmatia, founded by Dionysys, the ruler of Sicily, in 397 B.C. In World War II, the island was the major base for British troops stationed in Croatia and there is a British military cemetery on the island. After 1945, Vis was closed to tourism by the Yugoslav army and only reopened when Croatia declared its independence in 1990. Your yacht charter beverage list might include some of the most exclusive wines in Croatia, such as Plavac and Vugava, which are produced in Vis.

 

KRKA National Park

The Krka National Park is another area of outstanding natural beauty to enjoy aboard your charter yacht in Croatia. The countless inter-connected lakes and waterfalls can be best appreciated on short boat tours or walks around the many bridges and footpaths. The Franciscan monastery of Visovac located in the middle of one of the lakes makes a picturesque visit. Your charter yacht might next stop at the ancient city of Trogir.

 

 

 

TROGIR

Your charter yacht vacation to Croatia is not complete without a visit to Trogir, a wonderful old city surrounded by the sea, with stone covered streets and buildings of a characteristic unique white color. Old Trogir has been on the UNESCO cultural heritage register since 1997. It is situated both on the Croatian coast and on the island of Ciovo, connected by a bridge. From the comfort of your charter yacht you will see walls protecting the major part of the old town, and the beautiful southern shore covered with palms. The main attractions include the fascinating portal of Master Radovan, Kamerlengo and St. Marco Castle, North and South City Door, St. Nicholas Tower, Cipiko Palace. The city square with its Cathedral is particularly charming.

Wander along the narrow streets of the old town among the countless anonymous ancient houses, each with fascinating architectural details. Many are hidden by stone walls, or lost in some corner or courtyard. For contrast, you might then stroll along the "riva" on the Island Ciovo, considered to be "Trogir's beach" where medieval nobles built their villas.

KORNATI National Park

Another must stop on your charter yacht in Croatia is the Kornati National Park, which includes a large part of the Kornati archipelago, and covers an area of 218 km sq. with 89 islands, islets and reefs. An impressive contrast between bare, almost desert like land and the rich underwater world is the best feature of the area. This region of the Croatian coast is memorable for its fascinating crowns on the islands facing the open sea and magnificent scenery above and below the sea, best viewed from the decks of a crewed charter yacht.

 

 

 

 

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