20 Jan SUMMER 2023 IN CROATIA? SAIL WITH US NEXT SUMMER
Imagine the best vacation of your life, come to Croatia and make your dreams come true
Imagine sailing in a sea of culture, with no less than 10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites – Poreč, Zadar, Šibenik (two!), Trogir, Split, Stari Grad and Dubrovnik. Imagine a country with a wine tradition dating back thousands of years with over 130 indigenous varieties, then sail to the vineyards of the Pelješac Peninsula to taste the intoxicating Plavac Mali reds, the many indigenous varieties which exist only on specific islands Pošip and Grk on Korčula, Bogdanuša, Darnekuša, Kuč and Mekuja on Hvar, Vugava on Vis, Dobričić on Šolta, and Žlahtina on Krk.
Imagine a sailing experience in a land where Adriatic sea provides some of the finest seafood out there, local and fresh, which will take you back to a different era, returning you home. Enjoy these simple pleasures on the back on your boat as you explore the innumerable islands, or discover some of the hidden culinary gems in tiny bays all over the Adriatic. The bays on the Kornati islands, for example, such as those on Žut, an island with no water, electricity or ferry lines, but with restaurants offering seafood which attracts Hollywood A-listers away from the cameras. You can try the famous Pag lamb on Kornat.
Imagine a sailing experience during which you are surrounded by sensational wildlife and natural beauty at every turn. More than 10% of the country is covered by national and nature parks, and some of the country’s most beautiful spots can be explored by boat in the national parks of Mljet, Krka, Paklenica, Kornati and Brijuni. National Park Brijuni is the home of a former President’s summer residence, and it offers a rather surreal wildlife experience since it still houses a spectacular collection of wildlife gifted to him by the 60 heads of state who visited the residence.
Imagine sailing into hidden submarine bases on Vis and Lastovo, visiting the island of Brač to see the stone used in the White House, visiting an arboretum, art gallery and the lowest vineyard in the country on the Sveti Klement island, visiting the oldest public theatre in Europe on Hvar, or diving for natural sponges on Krapanj and corals on Zlarin?
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