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For many people an idea of being stuck on a boat for week or longer is preventing them from choosing to spend their holiday at sea and chartering a yacht. The biggest worries are: Will I be bored? Will I feel trapped? How will I spend my days at sea? But, chartering a yacht actually comes with freedom to choose from array of activities and entertainment options.

You are booked to come sailing in Croatia during the low season, and now you are wondering what to pack and wear? Weather in the low season can be lovely, yet it is also very temperamental. So, unlike in July and August when you are more likely to live in your bathers, a variety of clothes are needed to be comfortable in all temperatures.

As the second-largest city in Croatia, it’s no surprise that Split is the hotspot it is today - but when you consider that Dalmatia’s capital is also the hub to the mesmerizing islands of Central Dalmatia, there is even more marvel to attract sailing charter guests.

Everybody comes to Croatia expecting gorgeous nature, crystal-clear waters and plenty of sunshine, not many have expectations around the food or Croatian cuisine. Yet, the food served aboard our yachts and the gastronomy scene in Croatia is often what “wows” our guests.

There aren’t many islands in the world that are beautiful enough to host the likes of Meryl Streep and other movie stars cast in Mamma Mia! Vis Island, however, fits the ‘how can I resist you?’ role, but its claim to fame goes far beyond Hollywood.

Whether you’re a last-minute packer or a pepped-up planner, packing for a trip can often present a series of trials and tribulations. Factoring in the weather, length of the journey, and how many outfits you’ll need per day based on the activities you may or may not partake in could see your suitcase bursting at the seams or you wildly unprepared for weather woes and inappropriate day-to-night clothes.