A Yacht Charter Vacation From Venice to Croatia

No doubt about it - the Dalmatian Coast of Croatia is the hot new charter area in the Mediterranean. And for good reason: protected cruising, crystal-clear waters, drop-dead gorgeous scenery, and relief from the crowds and high prices of the Western Mediterranean. As distances between ports of call are short, you will cruise about two to four hours each day, leaving a maximum of daylight hours for onshore exploration, watersports, or simply relaxing and enjoying the five-star service aboard your yacht.

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#4	neven commented on 25 Oct 2006 Spending a 10-15 days in a large cruiser in Croatia is nice. But keep in mind that the large cruiser can stop in a quite big ports. The beauty of Croatia in in nice little old towns with little ports, secluded beaches and coves where no many people can get. The best way to know Croatia and its beauties is to charter a yacht between 30 and 50 ft ( sailing or motor yacht, I would prefer a sailing because Croatia is still unpoluted and sailing yacht fits to the Croatian nature ) and sail among the thousands of islands. You can hire a skipper as well if you have no experience in sailing. Just to suggest a couple of web sites having mor or less the entire yacht charter offer in Croatia in one place: http://www.yacht-rent.com , http://www.star.hr , http://www.yacht-charter-rent-boat.com
#3	medea commented on 29 Jun 2006 Just wanted to let you know thay you have wrong phone number for the recommended restaurant ZLATNE SKOLJKE in SKRADIN. The number is +385.22.771.022 web: www.zlatne-skoljke.com Great food!
#2	YV&C News Desk commented on 1 May 2006 ADS BY GOOGLE Mediterranean YV&C News Desk: A Yacht Charter Vacation From Venice to Croatia Just five hours by boat from Venice and, also, best visited from the water, Croatia offers an unforgettable Mediterranean charter experience.
#1	YV&C News Desk commented on 1 May 2006 YV&C News Desk: A Yacht Charter Vacation From Venice to Croatia. Just five hours by boat from Venice and, also, best visited from the water, Croatia offers an unforgettable Mediterranean charter experience.

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