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We'll be honest: we had questions before we went. A 9-month-old on a catamaran for a week in the Adriatic sounds like either the best idea or a complete disaster, depending on who you ask.
We'll be honest: we had questions before we went. A 9-month-old on a catamaran for a week in the Adriatic sounds like either the best idea or a complete disaster, depending on who you ask.
Our classic 7-day loop from Trogir is about 122 nautical miles: Blue Lagoon, Vis, Korčula, Hvar, the Pakleni islands and Bol. Most legs take 1 to 3.5 hours.
Bareboat means you skipper the catamaran yourself and need a recognised licence plus a VHF certificate. Crewed adds our captain (1.600 € a week on most boats), a hostess if you want, and a 0 € deposit.
In 2027 a week on a catamaran in Croatia costs 3.000 € to 51.300 € for the boat, per boat, not per person. A Lagoon 43 for eight guests costs 5.000–12.500 € and a Lagoon 47 for ten 6.900–16.600 € before extras.
The weekly price covers the boat and its equipment. Cleaning, linen and dinghy come in a Comfort package (600–1.000 €). Captain, hostess, fuel, marinas, food and tourist tax are extra.
Four adults fit a Lagoon 38, six a Lagoon 42, eight a Lagoon 43, 46 or 47, and ten a Lagoon 51. In 2027 the boat costs 3.000–7.800 € a week on the 38 and 9.400–20.400 € on the 51.
There are two fundamentally different ways to charter a catamaran in Croatia.
With a lengthy coastline and more than 1,000 islands, Croatia offers countless sailing itineraries. The Adriatic Sea is perfect for swimming and snorkeling since it is warm and transparent and has clear water. With a vast variety of seafood, grilled meats, and locally produced wine and olive oil, Croatian cuisine and wine are world-famous.
For those who are prone to motion sickness or are inexperienced sailors, catamarans are a preferable option because they are typically more stable than sailboats.
Ahoy there, sea enthusiasts! If you're torn between Greece's Ionian Sea and the sailing haven that is Croatia, fear not; we're here to help you navigate the waves of decision. Picture this as your trusty compass, pointing out the quirks and charms of each destination. So, grab your sailor's hat and let's embark on a salty adventure!
Kitesurfers are one of the most dangerous people in the world! If you know one, or have heard of one, stay as far away as possible. They pose a threat to our society and I have definite proof of this.
VideoAtlantic crossing with Lagoon 50. From Split - BVI. Congratulations to Igor and his team.
VideoAs usual, our Captain Igor is having fun with the 10 amazing ladies from USA. They had an amazing cruise from Dubrovnik to Split, check it out on video.
Croatia is a country in Southern Europe, famous for its wonderful nature and breathtaking coastline. Namely, it consists of more than a thousand islands, 48 of which are permanently inhabited.
It was stated by many that there is no parallel to the Croatian Cuisine. The vast varieties of dishes can satisfy even the most demanding gourmets. Why do we speak with such confidence?
Croatia is becoming more and more popular, each year the number of tourists is larger and the world-class filming projects are countless.
VideoVis is one of the most beautiful Croatian islands – and the place where Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again was filmed.
And just when we thought it was gone, the kiting strikes again! And strike it truly does, with one of the most powerful men in the world!
Dubrovnik has played King's Landing and a Star Wars planet – and in 2017 it became Robin Hood's Nottingham. Here is the legend that links the outlaw to the city.
VideoIn times when past cruises are counted and new ones are being dreamt of, we take you on an unusual journey which was taken by one Igor Stropnik by traveling along the Adriatic sea all the way to…
The Yacht week and Sail week have become phenomenons in the last few years. They are famous for extreme parties and large crowds of drunk people.
Download via App store "Croatia Reads" and enjoy over 100.000 free books when travelling through Croatia.
In the beginning of June we went on Active Cruise with a team from California. They flew to Zagreb, where we picked them up and organized transfer to our starting marina in Split.
Even the end of October can be perfect for sailing. We had good wind and nice weather with a lot of sun. Although the nights are getting colder, afternoons are still perfect.
Dubrovnik, the pearl of the Adriatic sea, one of UNESCO's World Heritage sites and one of the most famous touristic destinations in the world is, among all these things also famous for the role it…
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