Kornati Islands Croatia form one of the most extraordinary sailing landscapes in the entire Mediterranean — a scattered constellation of 89 islands, islets, and reefs spanning approximately 220 square kilometres of protected national park waters (including 69 km² of land area) off the northern Dalmatian coast. Often described as a moonscape adrift in the Adriatic, … Read more
Dugi Otok Croatia — literally “Long Island” — stretches 45 kilometres through the northern Dalmatian sea like a slender green finger pointing toward the open Adriatic. As the largest island in the Zadar archipelago, this 114-square-kilometre wilderness captivates visiting sailors with an astonishing spectrum of landscapes: the Caribbean-white sands of Sakarun beach on one shore, … Read more
Šolta island Croatia is one of the Adriatic’s best-kept secrets — a tranquil, sun-drenched gem lying just one nautical hour from the bustling harbour of Split. While neighbouring Hvar and Brač attract the summer crowds, Šolta remains blissfully unhurried, rewarding visiting sailors with ancient olive groves that cascade down to hidden pebble coves, the sweet … Read more
Mljet island Croatia is one of the most enchanting and unspoiled islands in the entire Adriatic, a 100 km² ribbon of dense Mediterranean forest, dramatic coastline, and serene saltwater lakes that has captivated sailors since Odysseus himself—legend holds that the hero was shipwrecked here and detained by the nymph Calypso for seven years. With a … Read more
Vis island Croatia is the most remote inhabited island in central Dalmatia, and that splendid isolation is precisely what makes it one of the most rewarding destinations in the Adriatic for discerning sailors. Closed to foreign visitors until 1989 because of its role as a Yugoslav military base, Vis emerged from decades of seclusion with … Read more
Brač island Croatia is the largest island in Dalmatia, a 395 km² expanse of luminous white stone, ancient olive groves, and pristine coastline lying just a short hop south of Split. Home to approximately 13,956 inhabitants and crowned by Vidova Gora—the highest peak on Croatian Adriatic islands at 778 metres—Brač offers sailors a rich tapestry … Read more