Explore Sibenik-Croatia weekly bareboat charter

Sailing in Croatia is a sublime journey that seamlessly merges the thrill of adventure with the art of relaxation. With its stunning Adriatic coastline, Croatia beckons sailors to embark on an unforgettable maritime odyssey. Croatia boasts a tapestry of sailing attractions that will leave you in awe. The Kornati Islands, often dubbed a "nautical paradise," are a pristine archipelago of over 80 islands and islets. Here, you'll find secluded anchorages in turquoise waters surrounded by dramatic cliffs. The historic town of Dubrovnik, with its medieval walls and charming old port, is a captivating stop along the Dalmatian coast. The lush greenery of the Brijuni Islands and the captivating landscapes of the Elafiti Islands are equally alluring. Sailing in Croatia is the epitome of relaxation. Picture yourself gently gliding through crystal-clear waters, the sun warming your skin, and the gentle sea breeze soothing your senses. In secluded bays, you'll drop anchor to savor the serenity of the Adriatic. Here, time slows down, allowing you to unwind, swim, and snorkel in tranquil coves.

For those seeking the ultimate freedom, bareboat charters in Croatia offer the perfect escape. You become the captain of your adventure, navigating the Adriatic at your own pace. With a range of vessels to choose from, including sailboats and catamarans, you have the freedom to craft your own itinerary. Croatia's well-marked sailing routes and countless marinas make bareboat charters accessible even for those with limited experience. Sailing in Croatia is a harmonious blend of breathtaking beauty and effortless relaxation. Whether you're exploring historic towns, swimming in secluded bays, or navigating the open sea, this Adriatic paradise promises a sailing experience that rejuvenates the soul and creates timeless memories. So, set your course for Croatia and let the Adriatic waves wash away your cares as you bask in the sheer delight of sailing and relaxation.

CHARTER IN SUKOSAN

Sukosan, a coastal sanctuary in Croatia, is tucked away along the alluring Adriatic Sea and masterfully balances peace and action. This quaint village, which boasts a thriving marina, is the perfect place to launch an exciting sailing trip along the breathtaking Dalmatian coastline. The largest marina in Croatia, Marina Dalmacija, serves as a beacon for sailors with its cutting-edge amenities, bustling shops, and delicious restaurants. It makes the ideal starting point for maritime adventures. Additionally, Sukosan provides access to the stunning Kornati Islands, a national park made up of over 80 islands and islets. Sailing enthusiasts will find these islands' secluded coves, clear waters, and breathtaking landscapes to be an unbeatable paradise.

The historic city of Zadar, which is only a short sail away, welcomes you to explore its ancient streets, take in its distinctive sights like the Sea Organ and Sun Salutation, and appreciate the many seaside pleasures it generously provides. The entrance to Dalmatia's maritime treasures is in Sukosan, where friendly hospitality coexists with alluring sailing attractions. Sukosan guarantees a magnificent canvas for your sailing goals, whether you desire exhilarating excursions on the open sea or calm periods in remote coves. Sukosan welcomes you to set sail for a nautical journey loaded with amazing experiences and boundless possibilities, whether it's touring the historic city of Zadar, going on island hopping excursions, or simply taking in the peacefulness of the Adriatic.

Itinerary:

Day 1 (Saturday): Sukosan to Zadar

• Check-in at Sukosan at 16:00.

• Get familiar with your yacht and stock up on provisions. Sail to Zadar (approx. 10 nm).

• Explore the historic Old Town of Zadar. Overnight in Zadar Marina.

Day 2 (Sunday): Zadar to Molat Island

• Depart Zadar in the morning.

• Sail to Molat Island (approx. 18 nm). Enjoy swimming and lunch in a secluded cove.

• Explore the charming village of Molat Anchor for the night in a tranquil bay.

Day 3 (Monday): Molat Island to Dugi Otok (Sali)

• Cruise to the island of Dugi Otok (approx. 20 nm).

• Arrive at Sali, a picturesque village.

• Explore Sali's quaint harbor and dine at a local restaurant. Overnight in Sali Marina.

Day 4 (Tuesday): Dugi Otok to Kornati Islands

• Sail to the Kornati Islands National Park (approx. 15 nm).

• Discover the stunning Kornati archipelago with its numerous anchorages.

• Enjoy snorkeling and swimming in crystal-clear waters. Anchor in a serene bay for the night.

Day 5 (Wednesday): Kornati Islands to Murter Island

• Navigate to Murter Island (approx. 20 nm).

• Visit the town of Murter and explore its narrow streets.

• Relax on Slanica Beach or visit nearby coves. Overnight in Murter Marina.

Day 6 (Thursday): Murter to Sibenik

• Sail to Sibenik (approx. 15 nm).

• Explore the historic town and visit the UNESCO-listed St. James Cathedral.

• Have dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight in Sibenik Marina.

Day 7 (Friday): Sibenik to Sukosan

• Cruise back to Sukosan (approx. 25 nm).

• Enjoy your final day on the water.

• Return to Sukosan Marina by 16:00. Prepare for check-out on Saturday morning.

Day 8 (Saturday): Check-Out

• Check out of the marina by 08:00.

JEANNEAU SUN ODYSSEY 50 DS

The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 50 DS sailing yacht is available for charter and is ideal for individuals looking for a mix of luxury and adventure on the open sea. With its spacious deck area and well-appointed interior, this boat provides plenty of space for relaxation and enjoyment. The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 50 DS provides a smooth and stable ride, making it ideal for coastal cruising or longer excursions, whether you're an experienced sailor or new to sailing. Its sleek design and modern facilities make it an excellent choice for those wishing to cruise the seas in luxury and comfort.