Dalmatia sailing destinations

Marina (Central Dalmatia) is an excellent charter base if you want a week of island-hopping with short daily legs, varied marinas, and a great mix of towns, beaches, and calm anchorages. From here you can easily combine the buzz of Trogir and Split with the more relaxed vibe of Brač, plus the nature-forward feel of […]

Split is one of the best charter bases in Central Dalmatia, combining a major city atmosphere, a well-equipped marina, and quick access to the waters around Brač, Šolta, Vis, and Hvar. You can build an easy, short-leg week with plenty of time ashore, or choose routes with longer, more exposed passages if you want to […]

Trogir is an ideal charter base in Central Dalmatia: a historic town, a well-equipped marina, and a dense selection of nearby bays and islands within easy reach. In a single week you can blend relaxed island hopping with vibrant coastal cities, enjoying a new anchorage or marina atmosphere almost every day. The area works brilliantly for crews who want variety without overly long passages, yet

Podstrana is an excellent charter base if you want to combine Split’s lively atmosphere, Omiš’ dramatic nature, and the calm bays of nearby islands within a single week. Brač and Šolta are close enough for easy day legs, while the Makarska Riviera adds beautiful coastal stops when you want a bit more distance.

Podgora is an excellent charter base on the Makarska Riviera if you want to combine shorter coastal legs with scenic island crossings within a single week. From here, the calm bays of Brač and Hvar, charming Dalmatian towns, and longer southbound routes are all within easy reach.

Makarska is an excellent charter base if you want to explore the charming ports of the Makarska Riviera together with nearby islands such as Brač, Hvar, and the Pelješac Peninsula within a single week. One of the area’s biggest advantages is the flexibility to combine shorter, more relaxed daily legs with longer island-to-island passages.

Ploče is an excellent charter base if you want to combine the charming ports of the Makarska Riviera with the nearby islands of Brač and Hvar, plus quieter stops around the Pelješac peninsula in a single week. The routes here balance short, comfortable daily legs with more scenic island passages, making the area appealing for both newer crews and more experienced sailors.

Baška Voda is an excellent charter base on the Makarska Riviera if you want to combine shorter coastal legs, charming port towns, and island crossings within a single week. From here, you can easily reach the Riviera’s classic stops as well as attractive destinations on Hvar, Brač, and the Pelješac Peninsula.

Dubrovnik is one of the most attractive yacht charter bases in the Adriatic, offering quick access to the Elafiti Islands, Mljet National Park and the iconic Dalmatian island chain. The surrounding sailing area combines sheltered bays, historic harbor towns and scenic open-water passages.

The bay of Kastela is a very interesting part of Dalmatia’s coastline. The wind protected bays provide a safe haven for sailors. Its surface is covered with lush, green vegetation, which is sharply contrasted by the bare, limestone slopes of farther rising mountains. By the unification of the former seven villages, the former forts, especially the one in Gomilica, provide a spectacular view

Dalmatia is a paradise for sailing. There are several inhabited and uninhabited islands, and the lands are ideal for hiking. The pleasant Mediterranean climate and the atmosphere of the special historic towns together provide you with a high-quality recr

North-Dalmatia is regarded as quite safe and convenient for boaters. In addition, the ports are very close to each other. Both the smaller, barely unpopulated and the bigger islands stretch along the mainland in smaller groups. Culinary experiences, diving, peaceful evening strolls can also be added to your sailing trip; and all in an amazing natural environment. You can explore the islands dur

The narrow coastline of Dalmatia is separated by the Dinaric mountain range from Bosnia and Herzegovina and the other parts of the Balkan Peninsula. The Mediterranean climate, the cosy beaches and the interesting historic sights draw here millions of tou

Dalmatia is the most popular tourist destination in Croatia due to its crystal clear waters, splendid white-sand beaches and a wide variety of islands. With its archipelago of 1208 islands of all sizes, it is also the largest tourist area of the country. But travellers do not only find coasts and islands in Dalmatia. Its fascinating historical towns attract more and more fans of nautical touris