Explore the North Adriatic
Welcome to the forefront of nautical exploration in the North Adriatic, a region where the azure embrace of the sea meets the historic charm of Croatia's coastline. As the interest in nautical tourism witnesses a remarkable surge, the allure of this maritime paradise becomes increasingly compelling for sailors and luxury travelers alike. The Croatian coast, with its myriad islands and crystal-clear waters, offers a sailing experience that seamlessly combines the tranquility of untouched nature with the conveniences of modernity.
This unique corner of the Adriatic is famed not only for its breathtaking landscapes but also for its rich cultural tapestry, encompassing ancient towns, secluded bays, and vibrant harbors. Each route we have curated promises an exploration of scenic beauty, historical richness, and gastronomic delights, ensuring an unforgettable voyage through one of the most coveted sailing destinations in the world.
In the following lines you can discover two routes optimal for the guest arriving to Istria and to have a true experience of sailing in Croatia. First week is based around the coast of Istria and north Adriatic, while the second, longer cruise consists of some southern islands.
One week cruise
Day 1: Rovinj to Pula
Set sail towards Veruda Bay in Pula, a tranquil spot perfect for a peaceful evening anchored away from the hustle and bustle.
Day 2: Pula to Susak to Mali Losinj
Navigate towards the sandy island of Susak, a unique spot with its dunes and traditional culture. End the day in Mali Losinj, a bustling town known for its maritime tradition, vibrant nightlife, and rich history.
Day 3: Mali Losinj to Rab
Depart Mali Losinj for Rab, an island famous for its four bell towers, sandy beaches, and medieval old town. Rab is a historical gem where you can wander through ancient streets and enjoy the local cuisine.
Day 4: Rab to Osor
Sail to Osor, an ancient town on the island of Cres, acting as a bridge between Cres and Losinj. Osor, with its rich history and cultural events, provides a unique blend of ancient and contemporary life.
Day 5: Osor to Pomer
Head towards Pomer, located in a protected bay. Pomer is known for its marina, seafood restaurants, and peaceful atmosphere, offering a relaxing stopover before heading to the final destination.
Day 6: Pomer to Rovinj
Conclude your week-long journey in Rovinj, a city with a rich heritage and most beautiful sunsets in Croatia.
Two week cruise
Day 1: Pula
Start your adventure in Pula, a city that combines history, culture, and beauty, then sail towards Pula. Explore Pula's rich Roman heritage, including its famous amphitheater, before spending the night.
Day 2: Pula to Osor
Depart Pula for Osor, navigating the serene waters between the islands of Cres and Lošinj. Osor, with its historical charm, offers a gateway to the distinct cultures of these two islands.
Day 3: Osor to Rab
Set sail from Osor to Rab, an island known for its stunning sandy beaches, lush pine woods, and the historic old town adorned with four prominent bell towers.
Day 4: Rab to Premuda
Journey from Rab towards the secluded island of Premuda. Known for its tranquility and diving spots, Premuda offers a serene escape into nature's untouched beauty.
Day 5: Premuda to Bozava
Navigate to Bozava on Dugi Otok, a place of crystal-clear waters and serene landscapes. Enjoy the tranquil environment and the natural beauty that Bozava has to offer.
Day 6: Bozava to Telaščica
Continue to Telascica Nature Park, located in the southern part of Dugi Otok. Famous for its salt lake Mir, stunning cliffs, and the peaceful Telascica Bay, it's a perfect spot for nature lovers.
Day 7: Telaščica to Kornati National Park
Explore the Kornati National Park, a maze of sea and islands offering breathtaking natural scenery and excellent opportunities for diving and snorkeling among its myriad islands and reefs.
Day 8: Kornati to Murter - Village of Jezera
Proceed to the island of Murter and the quaint village of Jezera. Known for its rich fishing tradition and beautiful marina, it's an ideal spot for experiencing local life.
Day 9: Murter to Zadar
Sail to Zadar, a city rich with history and modern attractions, including the unique Sea Organ and the Sun Salutation. Explore its Roman and Venetian ruins, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.
Day 10: Zadar to Silba
Depart Zadar for Silba, an island oasis known for its car-free policy, tranquility, and beautiful beaches. Silba is the perfect place to relax and unwind.
Day 11: Silba to Mali Losinj
From Silba, head to Mali Losinj, an island known for its maritime heritage, lush landscapes, and vibrant cultural scene. Explore the town and its surroundings.
Day 12: Mali Lošinj to Veruda Bay - Uvala Soline
Sail from Mali Losinj to the peaceful Veruda Bay, near Pula, stopping by the secluded Uvala Soline for a swim in its crystal-clear waters.
Day 13: Veruda Bay to Pula
Return to Pula, giving yourself time to further explore its historical sites, vibrant markets, and modern amenities, concluding your two-week journey where you started, enriched with the experiences of the Adriatic.
Sailing in Croatia & Weaving Stories: Your Guide to the North Adriatic's Timeless Journey
To sail the North Adriatic is to partake in a tradition as ancient as the sea itself, navigating waters that have been traveled by generations of mariners, explorers, and adventurers. Whether you seek the thrill of discovery over a week-long journey or the leisurely pace of a two-week odyssey, the routes outlined herein offer a gateway to the heart of Croatia's nautical paradise. Embark with us on this remarkable voyage, where every nautical mile tells a story of beauty, history, and the enduring call of the Adriatic Sea.