THE MEDITERRANEAN’S EMERALD COAST

CROATIA

SAILING SEASON - JUNE TO SEPTEMBER

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Sail Croatia's famous Adriatic Sea, where over 1,200 islands dot deep blue waters, ancient stone villages hug the coastline, and each sunset is better than the last.

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The Holiday

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Learn The Ropes

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Croatia is known for its calm winds and seas during the summer (usually!). With over 1,200 islands, it makes for an abundance of opportunities for your sailing itinerary.

Spend your mornings sipping coffee in a secluded bay before heading to a swim spot. Then hoist the sails and make your way to a small village with cobblestone streets and picturesque views. Explore the town before dining at a family-run restaurant, sampling the incredible seafood before turning in after another great day.

The peak sailing season in Croatia is from June through September, while the months before and after can be a little quieter. Average temperatures can be expected between 72–86°F (22–30°C), and sea temperatures average 72–85°F (22–29°C).

Croatia

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