Marina Mandalina

Marina Mandalina is one of the most important charter ports in Croatia and is located in the city of Šibenik, more precisely at the very bottom of the bay of the Šibenik Channel.
Due to its extremely favorable position, it is naturally protected from all winds. The Šibenik peninsula protects the marina from the north wind, while it is protected from the south wind by a concrete floating breakwater. Which makes it one of the safest ports in Croatia. read more

Šibenik

Šibenik is one of the oldest Croatian cities on the Adriatic.
Šibenik has a unique position compared to other Croatian cities because it is located in a spacious bay at the flooded mouth of the river Krka.
Near Šibenik there are 2 national parks, Krka in the interior and Kornati on the sea, which is most often reached by sailboats. read more

What to bring for your Croatia Yacht Charter Vacation?

Packing for your charter vacation can be a great fun or a terrible hassle – the important thing is to know what to pack and what definitely should be left at home! Check our guide with tips and advices and travel with joy!!! read more

Marina Dalmacija Sukosan

Marina Dalmacija is the largest marina on the Croatian coast.
It is located near Zadar in a natural bay in Sukosan called "Golden Port".
It contains 1200 berths in the sea and over 300 berths on land and a beautiful beach.
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Split

Split is the largest city and the economic and cultural center of Dalmatia.
Split peninsula is surrounded by mountains (Mosor, Kozjak and Perun) and islands (Ciovo, Solta and Brac).
The origin of Split is connected with the construction of the palace in 305, which was built and in which the Roman emperor Diocletian lived until his death. read more

Marina Trogir

Marina Trogir is located in a bay protected from all winds and storms in the central part of the Adriatic coast. It is a spacious and modern equipped marina surrounded by numerous islands and walls of the ancient city of Trogir. read more

Zadar

Zadar is a city on the Adriatic Sea and the second largest city in Dalmatia and the fifth largest in Croatia.
Zadar is known as a student city, but also a city where the oldest university in today's Croatia was opened, founded in 1396. read more

Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is one of the most important historical and tourist locations in Croatia. The entire city center of Dubrovnik has been on the UNESCO list of cultural heritage since 1979. read more