Sensational 😳 Looking back at an exceptional Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup in Porto Cervo 🇮🇹

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Imagine the warm Mediterranean sun on your face, a refreshing sea breeze brushing your skin, and crystal-clear waters sparkling beneath you. Now picture yourself aboard a sleek sailboat, cruising effortlessly through Croatia’s stunning Adriatic coastline. Welcome to the ultimate sailing holiday, where you can relax, recharge, and explore some of the most beautiful islands in the world—without lifting a finger. Hiring a skipper transforms a regular sailing trip into an effortless, carefree adventure, allowing you to fully embrace the laid-back lifestyle that Croatia is famous for. But the best part? With a professional skipper at the helm, you don’t need to worry about navigating or handling the boat. You get to sit back, relax, and enjoy the beauty around you. Stress-Free Sailing with a Skipper When you book a sailing holiday with a skipper, you're not just renting a boat—you’re getting a local guide, navigator, and storyteller all in one. Your skipper takes care of everything from plotting the course to anchoring in hidden coves. They know the best spots for snorkeling, the quietest bays for a peaceful overnight stop, and the finest local restaurants for an authentic Dalmatian dinner. Their insider knowledge can turn a great holiday into an unforgettable experience. Here’s why sailing with a skipper makes all the difference: Expert Knowledge: Your skipper knows the best places to visit, even those off the beaten path. Whether it’s a secluded bay for a private swim or a charming village that’s a hidden gem, you??ll experience Croatia like a local. No Sailing Experience Needed: If you’re new to sailing or prefer not to handle the boat yourself, a skipper takes care of everything. You don’t need to worry about steering, winds, or docking—just sit back and enjoy the ride. Highlights of a Croatian Sailing Trip Here’s what your chill, stress-free sailing holiday in Croatia could look like: 1. Island Hopping With over 1,200 islands, Croatia offers endless opportunities for exploration. Start your journey in Split, sail down to the trendy island of Hvar, and experience its buzzing nightlife. Then, head to the quieter Vis, with its secret coves and untouched nature. The Blue Cave on Biševo Island is a must-see, with glowing blue waters that look almost unreal. Each island has its own flavor, from the lavender fields of Hvar to the charming stone streets of Korčula. 2. Swimming and Snorkeling in Crystal-Clear Waters The Adriatic Sea is known for its striking clarity. On a sailing trip, you can anchor in secluded bays for a swim or snorkel in waters teeming with marine life. Explore underwater caves, discover colorful coral reefs, or simply float on your back, soaking in the tranquility. You’ll be hard-pressed to find clearer, more inviting waters anywhere in Europe. 3. Sunset Dining in Secluded Bays Imagine dining alfresco on the deck of your sailboat, the sun setting over the horizon, casting a golden glow across the water. Croatia is famous for its seafood, and your skipper will likely know the best local restaurants where you can enjoy freshly caught fish, grilled to perfection. Some islands even have family-run "konobas" (traditional taverns) where you can dock and indulge in homemade dishes paired with local wines. 4. Unwind at Your Own Pace Perhaps the best part of a sailing holiday in Croatia with a skipper is the luxury of time. You can do as much or as little as you like. Spend the day exploring a vibrant coastal town like Dubrovnik or simply relax on the deck with a book and a glass of wine. There's no need to follow a strict schedule—this is your holiday, after all! Is This the Right Holiday for You? If you’re dreaming of a holiday that blends adventure with relaxation, sailing in Croatia with a skipper is the perfect choice. Whether you’re a couple looking for a romantic getaway, a group of friends seeking fun and exploration, or a family wanting to bond in beautiful surroundings, this type of holiday suits all. The best part? No sailing experience is necessary. All you need is a love for the sea, a desire to explore, and the ability to chill out while someone else takes care of the details. Final Thoughts A sailing holiday in Croatia is more than just a vacation—it’s an escape into a world where time slows down, the sea stretches endlessly before you, and each day brings a new adventure. With a professional skipper guiding your way, you’ll have the freedom to explore Croatia’s stunning islands and coastlines without a care in the world. Whether you're diving into the clearest waters you’ve ever seen, dining on fresh seafood at sunset, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet of a secluded cove, your Croatian sailing holiday will be the ultimate reset. So, what are you waiting for? Set sail, let go of the stress, and discover Croatia from the comfort of your private yacht. Trust me—you’ll never want to leave!

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http://www.sailingeurope.com This is a short footage of yachts moored in bay Soline on the island Pasman. Catch a break from the excitements of sailing in this region and get some well reserved rest in these wonderful surroundings. Find out more about sailing destinations in Croatia: http://www.sailingeurope.com/en/yacht-charter-in/croatia Learn more about yacht charter opportunities in Zadar area: http://www.ayachtcharterzadar.com/en/home

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Instafamous Dog Island along with most of the islands in the Lemon Cays of San Blas are ok to snorkel if you don’t have much time, but in order to experience the absolute best snorkel in San Blas you must venture out to the Dutch and Coco Bandero Cays. The archipelago of the San Blas islands, also referred to as Guna Yala, and more specifically, the 20 miles that stretch from El porvenir to Corazon de Jesus and constitute the last unspoiled and best Caribbean sailing charter destination is literally dotted with hundreds of islands of coral origin. All of these islands can be reached while on a catamaran charter in the San Blas islands. Some of the islands closest to land are densely populated by the Guna indigenous, other islands are merely a patch of white sand with a coconut tree or two and with no possibilities for inhabiting them. Islands with higher density are the ones closest to shore mainly because they are the easiest to reach and since pre colonial times have established trade with mainland. Island densely populated and close to mainland The Islands out in the Cays of San Blas were for years to out of the way and too wild to even be considered as a place to establish a community. Small inhabited island out in the Cays of San Blas. Islands near the shore and the ones with easy reach by road transfers are basically close to the river mouths that carry the sediment which in turn becomes the nutrient for the vibrant sea life all along the archipelago. This same sediment from the rivers and the consequent murky waters can ruin a snorkeling session if not planned correctly, this is why the best snorkeling in San Blas is not close to mainland and communities but out in the Cays where crystal clear turquoise waters are prevalent throughout the whole year including the raining season .

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No better view than 100 feet up on Bark Europa. @drew.simms

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