Sunsail Croatia Base
Croatia is one of the world’s newest countries and an old yachting favourite. Its forests, waterfalls and mountains mix with cultural and historical wonders to create a beautiful and fascinating sailing holiday destination. Sailing your own yacht (bareboat) on holiday here guarantees you’ll escape the crowds to the more secluded beaches and quiet anchorages of some 1100 islands and islets along the coast.
Our two Sunsail bases now cover over most of the shoreline along the Adriatic, named the cleanest body of water in the world by underwater legend Jacques Cousteau. Explore the world famous walled city of Dubrovnik and discover Croatia’s perfect cruising grounds onboard our selection of popular yachts and catamarans.
Sunsail Bases
- Kremik
- Dubrovnik
Your Sailing Choices
- Bareboat Yacht Charter
- Flotilla
- Skippered Yacht Charter
- Instructional Charter Share A Yacht
- Croatia Yacht Rally (1-18 Sep 2007)
How to Get There
Kremik – Fly to Split airport and the Kremik base is approx. 30 minute transfer.
Dubrovnik – Fly to Dubrovnik airport and the Dubrovnik base is approx. 20 minute transfer.
Language
Croatian with English and German widely spoken.
Currency
Croatian Kuna
Recommended Reading
Lonely Planet Croatia by Jeanne Oliver
Season
May to October
Wind and Sailing Conditions
In Kremik morning winds are typically light and variable with westerly and north westerly breezes between 10 to 20 knots picking up in the afternoons. Nights are normally still with very light winds in the summer months. Early and late in the season (March & October) it is common to experience south to south easterly winds of variable strength. In Dubrovnik, where the distance between islands is short, the winds tend southerly and westerly between 10 and 20 knots. Pula is similar to Kremik with stronger north to northwest winds between 10 and 20 knots.
Bookings & More Information
Contact Sunsail for further details on sailing holidays in Croatia or to make a booking.
