| Croatia sailing charter is small charter company established by the boat owners in 2002. We started
with Sun Odyssey 34.2 in 2002 and almost every year we are enlarging our charter fleet
with new boats. Croatia sailing charter pays a great attention on maintenance and cleanliness of
our charter yachts and even greater attention on seaworthiness and safety. You can
be sure that on croatia charter boats you will find very well trimmed mast and all the
sailing equipment in a very good order. The croatia sailing charter yachts are carefully maintained
and double checked during winter in order to avoid failure or problems of
any kind during the charter period.
Our guests have us at their disposal for 24 hours a day during their sailing
holidays and croatia charter crew will do whatever we can to make our guests satisfied.
We are not going to write about the beauties of our coast, about the beautiful
blue sea, about the fiftheen hundred islands,about the perfect sailing conditions
and perfect weather, about the small picturesque towns along the coast and
on the islands, about the bautifull bays, about the good and safe anchorages,
about the excelent restaurants and fresh fish, about very nice and friendly
people,about beautifull caves, about numerous marinas ... because it is not
possible to describe all that ... you must come ... its worth to see.
Croatia Sailing Charter Croatian charter company that offers cheapest way of bareboat charter - book your boat directly with owner
Our base town Split is the economic and administrative center
of Middle Dalmatia, with about 200,000 inhabitants.
It is also the jumping-off point for exploration of the coast and islands
of the beautiful Croatian Adriatic. The site was first settled when, at the
end of the third century AD, the Roman
Emperor Diocletian built his palace here. The importance of Diocletians
Palace far transcends local significance because of its level of preservation
and the buildings of succeeding historical periods built within its walls,
which today form the very heart of old Split.
Split's growth became particularly rapid in the 7th century, when the inhabitants
of the destroyed Greek and Roman metropolis Salonae (present-day Solin) took
refuge within its walls. The lovely ruins of Solin outside the city can still
be explored today. In the Middle Ages, Split was an autonomous commune.
Many of Split's historical and cultural buildings can be
found within the walls of Diocletians Palace. In addition, numerous museums,
the National Theatre, and old churches and other archeological sites in the
Split region make it an important cultural attraction.
Split is a busy port, with an international airport and regular ferry services
with the nearby islands, the north and south Adriatic, Italy and Greece. The
merchant and passenger ships of the Split shipyards may be encountered in
almost all the seas of the world. In addition, the city has large chemical
works, metallurgy plants, and workshops for the production of solar cells.
The fertile fields around Split represent a good base for agriculture, while
cultural monuments, superb landscapes and unparalleled seascapes make it a
tourist's wonderland. Split is also a university seat and host to numerous
scientific institutions.
Croatia emerged as an independent state in 1990 with the break up of the Republic
of Yugoslavia. Its spectacular coastline and cultural heritage make it a natural
holiday destination. The coastline, which faces Italy across the Adriatic
Sea, is studded with over 1100 islands. The total coastline length of the
islands and the heavily indented mainland coast is an extraordinary 5800 kilometres.
Croatia has a typical Mediterranean climate similar to Italy or the South
of France. The Croatian coast typically experiences over 300 sunshine days
a year. The Adriatic is beautifully clear and unpolluted and with summer sea
water temperatures of over 20 degrees is ideal for swimming.
Croatia has a rich culture and history. The Roman were there and left their
mark, such as the 1st Century amphitheatre in Pula (the sixth largest in the
world) and the spectacular Diocletians Palace in Split. The later Venetians
influence is apparent everywhere in the architecture of the towns on the coast
and islands as many of these towns were under Venetian control during the
middle ages.
Croatia, with its clear water and numerous islands, is a paradise for water
based sports. Yacht charter, boat charter and diving schools are plentiful. English is widely
spoken in Croatia particularly among younger people. |
