Sailing and boat rental guide

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You are super lucky to be going to Croatia, and this guide will let you know all of the coolest things to do, see, and eat around the country, including popular destinations like Dubrovnik, Split, Hvar Island, Zagreb, Pula, Istria and more.

Why You Need To Read Coolest Things to Do While Sailing in Croatia

This Croatia guide will give you the lowdown on:

• the very best things to shove in your pie hole, whether you want to chow down on a traditional Croatian octopus salad, or you’d like to sip on Croatian wines
• incredible festivals, from electronic festivals with world famous headliners through to the Pula Film Festival, which is hosted in a 1st century Roman amphitheatre
• the coolest historical and cultural sights that you simply cannot afford to miss like the city walls of Dubrovnik and prehistoric caves with imposing stalactites
• the most incredible outdoor adventures, whether you want to have a rafting adventure on the Cetina River or you fancy taking windsurfing lessons in the coastal town of Bol
• where to shop for authentic souvenirs so that you can remember your trip to Croatia forever
• the places where you can party like a local and make new friends
• and tonnes more coolness besides!

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Trip Highlights:

• Sail the sparkling Adriatic aboard our deluxe chartered catamaran—a private small-group adventure for just ten guests
• Enjoy culinary delights
• Discover some of Europe’s most dramatic scenery in Croatia

Before you head to Croatia, you might not be entirely sure about what Croatian food actually is. And the truth is that it has many different influences, and can be really quite different as you travel to different parts of the country.  But on the islands, it`s always fish and seafood for the win. On the beautiful island of Hvar, we enjoy an island dish called gregada, which is basically a fish stew. It can be made with whatever is caught that day, and is flavoured with parsley, olive oil, onions, potatoes and garlic.

Probably the most famous sight of Dubrovnik is its city walls. These defensive stone walls extend for 2 kilometers, and have protected Dubrovnik since way back in the 7th century but have been added to in the many centuries since then.

These stone walls are some of the largest, most comprehensive, and best preserved in all of Europe.

It is possible to walk the entire length of the city walls and get a truly immersive sense of the city`s history while you do so.

Many people choose to visit the islands of Croatia in order to party the night away in a beautiful setting, and who can blame them?

But if you are after beauty without the all night parties, you might want to discover some of the lesser explored nooks and crannies of Croatia such as the Pakleni Islands.

You can take a boat to these islands from Hvar town, and they offer perfectly unspoiled beaches and bays for peaceful strolling and swimming.