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Set sail from Marina Agana, the heart of Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, where over 1,000 islands await. From vibrant Hvar to the beauty of the Kornati Archipelago, this is the perfect place to embark on an unforgettable sailing adventure.
Situated near the city of Split, there is a wealth of historical and culinary delights to be uncovered. Head north to explore the stunning Krka National Park, or sail south to discover the rich culture of Brač and Šolta.
Ideally Located: Perfectly positioned between Split and the Kornati Islands, offering easy access to both cultural hotspots and unspoilt natural beauty.
Beginner-Friendly Sailing: Calm seas and predictable winds make Agana a great choice for first-time flotilla sailors and families.
Rich Culture & Gastronomic Delights: Discover the traditional coastal villages, with vibrant terracotta rooftops, historic stone buildings and waterfront tavernas.
Gateway to the National Parks: Sail to stunning spots like Krka and Mljet National Parks, where waterfalls, hiking trails and hidden coves await.
15th Century Franciscan monastery on Visovac Island. Photo: © Krka National Park
The mesmerising glow of Croatia’s Blue Cave
Golden Horn Beach, a paradise for sun lovers and thrill seekers, where kite surfers ride the Maestral winds.
The Manojlovac Waterfall, the highest cascade in Krka National Park Photo: © Krka National Park
Set sail on a 7-day yachting adventure exploring the stunning natural beauty of the Dalmatian Coast. Your days will be filled with swimming in the crystal clear Adriatic, hiking through breathtaking landscapes in the National Parks and enjoying locally grown produce in charming little restaurants.
Please Note: All routes may vary due to weather conditions & other factors.
This well-equipped marina is perfectly situated for a little sightseeing before you embark on your flotilla adventure. Experience the historical delights of the UNESCO World Heritage city of Trogir, just a 15-minute taxi ride away.
Your first port of call is just a short sail away from the base. Spend the day swimming and snorkelling in the pristine waters of the Adriatic before exploring the charming little village of Drvenik Veli.
Zlarin is the only village on this small island at the mouth of the Krka River. It is known for its red coral, which is showcased in a museum and a jewellery shop. With no cars allowed, it has a unique, peaceful charm. Making it an ideal spot to unwind and relax.
Spend some time off the beaten track exploring the island-packed archipelago of Šibenik, a hikers' paradise. Finish the day with the group, enjoying some home-grown and freshly caught cuisine in a charming little restaurant.
With no formal plans, you are free to explore the local islands at your own pace. Why not spend some more time exploring the stunning Krka National Park? For those looking to increase their mileage, take a trip to the Kornati Islands National Park.
Rejoin the group in the large, sheltered harbour of Rogoznica. Take time to explore the vibrant town and its culinary delights in one of the many restaurants that line the shores.
One final day of sailing returns you to port to bid farewell to your group and enjoy one last meal together.
Set sail on a 7-day sailing adventure exploring the coastal delights of Dalmatia. Your days will be filled with secluded beaches, little towns steeped in culture and the gastronomic delights of the local restaurants.
Maslinica, a picturesque village on the peaceful island of Šolta, is your first stop. Its bay features a majestic castle-turned-hotel surrounded by rocky beaches with some of the clearest waters in the Adriatic.
Today's heading is Brač and the small town of Milna. Its labyrinth of ancient streets hosts a myriad of excellent shops and restaurants. Take a refreshing swim in the bay at Marina Vlaska to cool off from the heat of the afternoon sun.
Sailing southeast, you will reach the beautiful island of Hvar. Take in the lush surroundings as you make your way to Jesla, where you will find a picturesque waterfront filled with old-world charm. Sample the freshly caught seafood and relax with a glass of Hvar wine; it is a culinary delight.
Stay local and experience more of what Hvar has to offer, including the numerous beach clubs at Vinogradišće bay. Fancy clocking up some blue water miles for your sailing resume? Head to the beautiful island of Vis featuring many famous filming locations from "Mamma Mia 2".
A sheltered bay on the Western side of Šolta island provides the perfect overnight anchorage. This is where you will regroup with your fellow sailors and sample the delicious food at a local restaurant.
Today, you will sail back to the base. However, your Croatian adventure isn't quite over yet. Take the time to explore the rich culture and heritage of Split and pick up some last mementos of your visit to these beautiful shores.
Set sail on a 14-day voyage along Croatia’s stunning Dalmatian Coast. Discover the national parks of the north before heading south to indulge in the culinary delights and vibrant beach clubs of Vis and Hvar.
As our one-week guests head back to the base, you will be free to explore the local area. There is so much to explore, from sunken shipwrecks to the spectacular Blue & Green Caves and all the sumptuous local cuisine and wines.
Explore the breathtaking Adriatic on a flotilla south of our base, sailing to Šolta, Brač and Hvar. From ancient fortresses and traditional cuisine to turquoise anchorages scented with pine trees, this route blends culture, adventure and Croatian charm.
Begin your flotilla in Marina Agana, just 20 minutes from Split Airport, where you can settle in with check-in, enjoy lunch at a waterfront restaurant, stock up on provisions, or head straight to the beach for a swim or a relaxing drink before setting sail.
Sail to the charming fishing village of Stomorska, where you can swim in crystal-clear water, relax on the beaches, hike up the hill for sweeping views across the bay, and finish the day with fresh Dalmatian seafood and cocktails by the waterfront.
Sail up the northern shore of Brač, stopping to swim or snorkel in idyllic bays before arriving in Pučišća, a deep and sheltered harbour town famous for its stonemasonry heritage and rich history, perfect for an evening of exploring.
Anchor in a beautiful bay between Vrboska and Jelsa for an evening on a calm raft, with the option to visit Vrboska, “Little Venice”, to wander its waterfront promenade, explore the fortified Church of St. Mary, or enjoy wine tasting in nearby Jelsa.
Enjoy a free sailing day on Brač, choosing your own adventure, anchor in peaceful bays like Luka or Povlja, explore lively Makarska or Bol and its famous Golden Horn beach, hike the Biokovo skywalk, or visit historic Sumartin before rejoining the flotilla tomorrow.
Rejoin the flotilla in Milna, a historic harbour town framed by Venetian architecture and Brač’s famous white stone, where you can explore waterfront restaurants and bars, swim from the nearby pebble beach, or watch the sunset with a cocktail overlooking the bay.
Sail back to Marina Agana with optional stops in bays like Tatinja, Jorja or Maslinica, then celebrate prize-giving night before choosing to relax locally or take a short taxi ride to explore historic UNESCO-listed Trogir and its charming cobbled streets.
Split Airport (SPU) is the nearest international airport, just 30 minutes from Marina Agana. It offers direct flights from major UK and European cities, especially during the summer season.
Marina Agana is a well-equipped, modern marina with excellent facilities including showers, Wi-Fi, provisioning options, and a waterside bistro.
The Dalmatian Coast offers beginner-friendly sailing with calm seas and reliable Maestral winds (10–20 knots) in summer. The best time to sail is from May to October, with sunny days and average temperatures between 25–30 °C.
The best time for a sailing holiday in Croatia is from April to October. July and August are the busiest months of the year and also the warmest with temperatures averaging 26-32 degrees. At this time of year, the main Croatian hotspots are a hive of activity with tourists visiting via land and sea. Steady afternoon breezes make for great sailing.
For those who appreciate milder temperatures April, May, September and October see cooler mornings and evenings and a chance of rain but still have very comfortable daytime temperatures. The shoulder seasons can be the ideal time for exploring in more moderate temperatures and if visiting at the end of the season you will still have very pleasant sea temperatures.
For more information on the best time to sail in the Mediterranean, take a look at our article 'When is the best time of year to sail in the Mediterranean?'
The coastal destinations in Croatia have a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and relatively mild and sometimes wet winters. Average temperatures during the summer months are 26-32 degrees with very little rain, other than the odd thunderstorm. Steady afternoon breezes make for great sailing. In the shoulder seasons of April, May, September and October you will find moderate temperatures averaging 17-25 degrees, occasional rainfall and good sailing winds.
Croatian is the official language spoken in Croatia. In addition, English is widely spoken in the main tourist destinations.
Some basic Croatian phrases:
Since 2023 the official currency in Croatia has been the Euro (EUR). Prior to this, the official currency was the Croatian Kuna (HRK). Cash machines (ATMs) are available in most of the main tourist destinations in Croatia but may not be available in some smaller destinations. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted. Whilst on a sailing holiday in Croatia, it is a good idea to have a small amount of cash (Euros) with you to cover expenses when cash machines may not be available.
Whilst on your yacht charter in Croatia, you will find many modern marinas with excellent facilities. These marinas will typically cost €3-4/foot/night. When sailing the Croatian islands you will find great anchorages and restaurant moorings which will enable you to save on mooring fees.
Croatia has ideal conditions for a sailing holiday with reliable afternoon winds. During the summer months there are steady afternoon breezes from the north-west averaging Force 2–5 dying down at night. Summer temperatures average 26-30ºC.
We have rated this destination a 'Level 1-2' and you will need RYA Day Skipper or ICC qualification as well as VHF licence for bareboat charters in Croatia.
You can see all of the bases we offer in Croatia along with the level ratings here so that you can find the most suitable destination for you. If you are at all unsure about a destination then please get in touch and our sales team will be more than happy to make their recommendations for you.
There are several National Parks in Croatia with varying fees to enter. Below you will find links to the main National Parks and details on pricing and purchasing tickets.
Kornati National Park - https://www.np-kornati.hr/index.php?lang=en
Krka National Park - https://shop.np-krka.hr/en
Latovo Islands Nature Park - https://pp-lastovo.hr/?lang=en
For bareboat charters and flotilla holidays in Croatia you will need RYA Day Skipper or ICC qualification as well as VHF licence in order to skipper the yacht yourself.
For charters from Split and Trogir - Croatia Airlines, easyJet and Jet2 all have direct flights to Split on Saturdays.
For charters in the Kornati - Croatia Airlines, easyJet and Jet2 all have direct flights to Split on Saturdays. Ryanair have flights from Stansted to Zadar on Saturdays. Easyjet fly from Gatwick to Zadar from June to August.
For charters from Pula - Ryanair have flights from Stansted to Pula and Trieste on Saturdays. Tui have flights from Gatwick to Pula on Saturdays.
For charters from Dubrovnik - British Airways and EasyJet have daily flights from Gatwick to Dubrovnik. Jet2 have flights from Newcastle on Saturdays.
For charters in Montenegro - British Airways and easyJet have daily flights from Gatwick to Dubrovnik. Jet2 have flights from Manchester on Saturdays.
Return transfers can be arranged in most of our Croatia sailing destinations from the airport to the base. Please ask a member of our team for details.
You can experience the best of sailing in Croatia on a 1 - 2 week yacht charter.The good news is, whether you choose 1 week or 2, you will be able to take in the magic of Croatia with ease. To help you on your way, we have various suggested sailing itineraries which have been personally tried and tested by our staff:
The cost of your yacht charter depends on several factors:
The type and size of the yacht you book will dictate the price. A 1 week charter on a 2 - 3 cabin monohull starts around £1200 in low season whereas 1 week on a luxury catamaran with a skipper in high season could be upwards of £10,000. These are the 2 extremes of the scale for a 1 week yacht charter in Croatia and we offer plenty of choices in between.
1 week is a popular choice amongst our sailors and makes the perfect getaway however, a longer charter will give you more time to explore all Croatia has to offer. We have a range of 1 and 2 week flotillas, as well as custom bareboat bookings which can be tailored to your timescale.
Lower-priced yacht charters are available in the off-season of April, May, September and October with prices starting to rise in June before peaking in July and August.
Don't have any sailing experience? No problem! We offer several skippered and crewed options so you can enjoy the yachting lifestyle without the stress. From a simple skippered yacht to fully crewed options, we can arrange a charter to suit your needs.
Flotilla yacht charters are more expensive than a bareboat charter, but for the extra cost, you are getting the assistance of a lead boat with an experienced crew who are ready to help if you need assistance on your voyage. The flotilla lead crew also arrange social activities and lead you on a carefully curated itinerary. Flotillas are great if you enjoy the social aspects of sailing and are perfect for families, especially during school holidays. Children enjoy making new friends, while adults can unwind and connect with like-minded sailors. Read 'Dalmatian Flotilla In Croatia - Everything You Need To Know' to get a glimpse into life on a flotilla sailing holiday in Croatia.
If you are experienced and prefer to discover the islands at your own pace then a bareboat charter is the perfect choice for a relaxing holiday in The Med.
For more infomation take a look at our article 'Money-saving Guide to Yacht Charters in Croatia'.
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