Sailing trip Croatia
Quick facts about sailing trips in Croatia
Highlights
- Over 1,000 islands and one of the most diverse coasts in Europe
- Combination of nature, culture and historic cities
- Short distances and numerous sheltered bays
The best time to travel
The best time for a sailing trip in Croatia is from May to October.
In spring and early summer, the coast is particularly calm and green, while the summer months are characterized by warm water and stable conditions.
Autumn offers pleasant temperatures and less activity – ideal for relaxed cruising.
Sailing conditions
The Adriatic Sea offers predominantly calm to moderate conditions with thermal winds and occasional regional wind systems such as Bora or Maestral.
The short distances between the islands allow for varied legs and many stops – perfect for relaxed sailing with plenty of time for shore leave.
Arrival
Depending on the route, the journey is easy via Split (SPU) or Dubrovnik (DBV) airports. From there you can reach the embarkation port in Trogir or, for one-way trips, Cavtat in a short time by taxi or organized transfer. Alternatively, you can also arrive by car; we can arrange a parking space for you in Trogir.
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FAQs about sailing trips in Croatia
The northern routes tend to lead through natural island worlds such as the Kornati islands, while the southern routes are characterized more by historic towns and well-known islands such as Hvar and Korčula.
Croatia is particularly suitable for beginners, couples and connoisseurs who are looking for a varied area with lots of stops and moderate conditions.
Most cruises start in Trogir, for one-way trips also in the south, e.g. in Cavtat near Dubrovnik.
Yes – in true Sailing Classics style, the wind determines the course. The route can be flexibly adapted to enjoy the best sailing conditions and most beautiful bays. Authentic sailing is our focus, not a rigid timetable.
Yes, the Dalmatian coast offers numerous sheltered bays, such as in the Kornati islands and off Vis, as well as charming harbours and old towns like Hvar, Korčula and Trogir that are regularly visited.
A lot is already prepared for you on board – towels, shampoo and usually also sun protection products are available. For your summer sailing vacation, we recommend light, comfortable clothing, sturdy shoes for shore excursions, swimwear, possibly a windbreaker and a sun hat. It is best to travel with soft travel bags, as they are easier to stow in the cabins and offer more space than suitcases.
Our cabins are comfortable and well-designed, with a wardrobe, shelves and storage space under the beds. There is plenty of space for the duration of the trip, and foldable travel bags are the best option instead of hard-shell suitcases.
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