Croatia is one of the most popular sailing destinations in the world home to thousands of idyllic islands and the best way to experience the true nature of Croatia is by sea sailing from island to island. Home to the largest charter fleet in the world, the Sailing Collective Private Journey in Croatia offers unlimited options to match your specific goals. From luxury yachts to price friendly catamarans, we pride ourselves our ability to choose the right vessel for your group.
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Airport: Split International Airport
Location
Central Dalmatian Coast
Croatia
Season
Late May through Late October
TROGIR -Trogir is a remarkable example of urban continuity. The orthogonal street plan of this island settlement dates back to the Hellenistic period and it was embellished by successive rulers with many fine public and domestic buildings and fortifications. Its beautiful Romanesque churches are complemented by the outstanding Renaissance and Baroque buildings from the Venetian period
MASLINICA, SOLTA - Visit Maslinica, a port town of just two hundred people that grows olives in groves reaching up the hillsides. Maslinica is an old fishing village with a handful of cafes and shops and a modern marina.
KOMIZA, VIS ISLAND - Komiza made a name for itself as a fishing village but the island of Vis where it sits has a long tradition of making wine. As you can imagine from this combination komiza is an excellent place to sit down for an unforgettable dinner.
HVAR TOWN - Hvar has long been a center for culture and trade in the Adriatic. As you wander Hvar town you'll notice an infrastructure of hospitality that stems from the many centuries of travelers and tradespeople that have frequented this port town; the food is good, the people are friendly, the markets are bustling.
MILNA, BRAC ISLAND - With pebble beaches and pirate coves Brac is a large island covered in rolling hills with pine and fig trees. Clear water laps at the shores of Brac and you'll appreciate the serenity of it all. Milna is one of those typical Mediterranean fishing villages they don't make anymore.
* All itineraies are subject to change based on weather and determined by your captain
Sailing Collective Captain - Private Chef - Fresh & local provisioning - Travel concierge - Itinerary planning
Marina: There are four main marina locations for the Central Dalmatian Coast itinerary all within a 30 minute taxi or local bus from the Split International Airport. The vessel you choose will determine the starting marina and the SC Travel Coordinator will give this information to you before confirming your charter.
Embarking: The journey begins on Sunday morning at 9:00 am. After the itinerary and safety briefing and boat tutorial, you will set off on your adventure. Disembarking: The final night of the charter is spent at the starting port and the final disembarking time is at 8-9:00am on Saturday the following morning.
Split International Airport is within 30 minutes of all the starting marinas. Many flights have quick layovers in the capital city of Zagreb and other flights options to arrive or depart from a different city within Croatia is possible.
Taxis and Ubers are widely available in Croatia and taxi drivers speak english. Private car service to the marina can be arranged in advance by request.
Please ensure your passport is valid for the period of travel and for six months after you return. Your passport name must match the name on the flight ticket otherwise you may not be able to travel and insurance may be invalid. It is the responsibility of each individual to ensure relevant visas are obtained where necessary. If you are in any doubt please contact your Embassy for full details.
Croatia’s climate is ideal for a sailing vacation. With blue skies, consistent warm weather and perfect sailing conditions, Croatia has long been a popular sailing destination with accommodating weather. Water temperatures average 70 F to 80 F depending on the time of the season. Winds are generally light and variable in the mornings, with afternoon breezes and calm nights. Early and late in the season, southerly and south-easterly winds are variable. Unexpected inclement weather can always occur so please pack accordingly.
Croatia seasons:
June | The start of the season, water is colder but the weather is perfect. Early June is quiet but tourism is picking up.
July | A very popular month and the water temperature is increasing and by mid-July, Croatia is in the full swing of summer
August | Busy, hight of the season is August and charters in August should be booked in advance. Often every charter boat is being used in August. Not to worry, there are still hidden and secluded coves!
September | Arguably the most perfect month to sail in Croatia. The water is as warm as August and the crowds begin to dissipate. Summer holiday frenzy is winding down and you can explore with perfect weather.
October | Late October can be variable with weather but early to mid-October is perfect. The days are in the high 70s to low 80s but the evenings cool down to the low 60s. Water is still warm and Croatia is quiet! If you're looking for pure relaxation and solitude, we highly recommend Ocrober
Included in provisioning package: 6 Breakfasts, 6 Lunches, 3 Dinners
Not included in provisioning package: Soft Drinks, Alcohol, Wine, Beer, etc.
The Culinary Program is extraordinary if we don't say so ourselves. Sailing Collective chefs take a unique approach to provisioning and meal preparation and unlike any other yacht charter agency. Your food will be sourced locally and
Dietary Restrictions: Important to notify your Sailing Collective representative of any dietary restrictions ahead of time and fill out details in your Guest Form.
Additional food and beverages including alcohol.
All expenses on shore including meals and drinks.
Flights and transportation to and from the marina location.
Tips are split evenly between the crew and it is common to offer 10% to 20% of the cost of the carter. Gratuity can be offered in Euros or Dollars, PayPal or Venmo.
Collapsible bags in place of large rigid suitcases are advised for ease of transport on and off the boat.Loading and unloading from the dingy can be a wet activity, a pair of shoes such as flip flops that you can get wet if we are landing on a beach. During days on the water, you’ll want to be wearing light and comfortable clothing. As the vast majority of your time will be spent outside, prepare for elements - bring a light rain coat just in case, a hat to shield yourself from the sun, and a set of warm clothing.
printouts of important info such as meeting details and travel documents
passport
camera - dry bag or case for your phone and camera is highly recommended
hat / sunglasses / sunscreen
light rain coat / wind jacket
boat shoes or non-slip shoes
shoes you don’t mind getting wet such as flip flops
books / travel books
any special dietary foods
water bottle
toiletries
A culinary program with a focus on locally sourced sustainable foods
The Sailing Collective Travel Co. takes food to a new level. We believe by sourcing local ingredients from local friends we have made throughout our travels pushes us to experience where we are by being engulfed by the regional flavors.
Private chef creating customized menus to your taste and requirements
Each voyage, both group & private, has a private culinary artist aboard preparing some of the most unique, interesting, and thoughtful food you may ever enjoy in your life! From breakfast to dinner each day of the journey, we are blessed by beautiful meals by one of the most talented culinary teams in travel anywhere in the world.
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