When it comes to nautical tourism in Croatia, it's the early bird that gets the worm. Indeed, there are many advantages in early booking in this particular field, not just in the form of a discount. You will be able to plan your trip in greater detail and nail down all the details you really want from your vacation.
Not to mention the excitement of knowing that your vacation is all set up and counting the days leading up to it.
But let's discuss that and much more in greater detail to know what precisely you can get if you opt for this kind of reservation.
A year ago, you probably didn't expect things to play out this way. Still, given the global pandemic, which is the whole world in a chokehold right now, it's time to start thinking about how nautical tourism and the coronavirus can coexist.
Fortunately, the very nature of this type of tourism makes it very resilient to the current situation. As a matter of fact, one might even argue that it can quite reliably keep you safe.
Sailing is always so much fun! No matter the length or type of the boat, the moment you embark you’ll become sea adventurers. Whether you’re on board with kids or friends, spending seven days in a small space like a boat can be quite a challenge. But, when initial enthusiasm disappears, it’s necessary to have planned activities to do on board. And no, we don’t refer only to the period when the kids are on board. Even adults can get bored by constant swimming, sun bathing and chatting. So, here is the list of activities you can do on board during a one-week charter.
If you are a person who does not enjoy the sun scorching your skin, hardly being able to breathe during hot summer days, or do not like summer crowds in marinas or at sea, keep reading – this is the blog for you!
The Croatian coast is beautiful throughout the year and is worth a visit even when the summer heat drops slightly. During summer, many tourists leave, and in autumn Croatia becomes an ideal destination for those who enjoy exploring coastal towns, sailing and discovering the beautiful peaceful coves. The sailing season in Croatia runs from April to the end of October, and sailing enthusiasts generally choose September and October for their vacation. In this blog, we’ve tried to find out why, and have gathered the reasons why these periods are the most interesting for true sailors!
Whether sailing represents a sport or recreation for you, you will definitely find a piece of paradise for yourself in the Kornati Archipelago! But, as you well know, you cannot sail on an empty stomach! That’s why we prepared a brief guide of excellent restaurants in the Kornati area.
Many people would agree that a sailing vacation in Croatia is definitely a unique experience. Those who come to Croatia for a sailing vacation year after year have already had an opportunity to discover at least a part of this Mediterranean gem.
With a large number of islands, incredible natural beauty and excellent weather conditions, Croatia has become one of the most popular destinations for holidays in Europe. In addition to its natural beauty, there are many activities you can enjoy and many facilities that can make your vacation unforgettable. One of the most popular activities in Croatia is definitely sailing.
When it comes to nautical tourism in Croatia, it's the early bird that gets the worm. Indeed, there are many advantages in early booking in this particular field, not just in the form of a discount. You will be able to plan your trip in greater detail and nail down all the details you really want from your vacation.
Not to mention the excitement of knowing that your vacation is all set up and counting the days leading up to it.
But let's discuss that and much more in greater detail to know what precisely you can get if you opt for this kind of reservation.
A year ago, you probably didn't expect things to play out this way. Still, given the global pandemic, which is the whole world in a chokehold right now, it's time to start thinking about how nautical tourism and the coronavirus can coexist.
Fortunately, the very nature of this type of tourism makes it very resilient to the current situation. As a matter of fact, one might even argue that it can quite reliably keep you safe.
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