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Dubrovnik

A belt of paradisiacal beaches and islands (over 1,200 between islands and islets, to be precise) stretches all along the coast of Croatia. Furthermore, with almost 6,000 kilometres of coastline overlooking the Adriatic Sea, Croatia is the perfect country to visit by sailing. But besides being a famous place among boaters, Croatia displays some of the best art cities of the Mediterranean, UNESCO heritage sites, breathtaking landscapes, natural parks, and lakes. That's why Croatia has become one of the most visited destinations all year round.

From Istria to Dubrovnik you are really spoilt for choice when it comes to deciding what to see and what to do during a sailing holiday. However, one thing is for sure: the best way to visit Croatia, with its jagged and very long coast, it’s through a fantastic boat trip. Here you have a brief list of what to see, including beaches, cities, tourist attractions and other useful information about food and weather for an unforgettable yacht charter in Croatia.

Surely, summer is the most popular season for many tourists appealed by Croatia's reputation linked to its beaches and islands bathed by an incredibly clean and transparent Adriatic sea and to its numerous summer events. The Dalmatian coast indeed is one of the most beautiful in the Mediterranean. Still, you should also take into account a large amount of historical and cultural sightseeings, without which, your journey would be incomplete. The whole coast is lined with more or less known seaside resorts, perfect for an unforgettable holiday of sea, sun, and culture. Actually, several ancient and picturesque fishing villages make Croatia the ideal destination for a cultural holiday to alternate with taste itineraries through culinary specialities and excellent wines.