Executive summary by darmansjah
The Croatian coastline has some of the finest vistas you’ll
find anywhere. The area also has near-perfect sailing conditions, thanks to
consistently sunny weather and gentle winds.
The Ideal time to sails is in May, June and September. The weather
is warm and the waters perfect for swimming, yet the seas are not as crowded as
in the high season.
Sailing specialist Adriatic Holidays offers bespoke
trips with a choice of up to 100 different vessels, from regular sailing yachts
to wooden gullets and even 100-foot mega yachts. Whether you’re a fully
qualified skipper or a first-time sailor, they can handle all aspects of your
adventure, operating out of ports across the coast, including Split, Zadar, Blograd and Trogir (from US$1,215 per week for six,
un-skippered, or US$2,155 per week for four with a skipper.
To skipper a boat, you’ll need to hold various
internationally recognized qualifications or pass a Cratian short course and
exam – it’s much easier to find a boat with its own skipper and crew, not to mention more relaxing.
Anyone can enjoy a sailing holiday, including children if
well supervised. There is a wide range of options for different needs- for
example older passenger often opt for a more comfortable and spacious gullet over
a regular yacht.
Learning from a bona fide Dalmatian Coast skipper might just
be the best way to gain sailing course. Just let the organizer know in advance
and you can lend a hand and learn on the job.
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