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A rocky stone oasis that imitates the look of the moon, this island is also famous outside of its appearance. Where internationally-awarded cheese, world-famous music festivals, salt production, and tourism mix on the ‘moonscape’ - meet Pag.

Zadar, a Croatian coastal gem that mixes ancient history and Mediterranean marvels, lies northwest of Ravni Kotari, southeast of Rijeka, northwest of Šibenik, and some 150 km north of Split. The city of Zadar sits on a peninsula where the mainland, port, and Jazine Bay meet, while the Zadar archipelago includes around 300 islands and islets, making it a dream for boaters.

Thanks to its rare geological and geomorphological features and exceptional flora and fauna, it has been a protected area since 1980 and a nature park since 1988. It is a paradise for boaters and a not-to-be-missed destination on your next sailing trip. Dive into the unparalleled beauty of Telašćica with us!

Sailors traversing the northern part of Dalmatia are greeted with a nautical paradise unlike other archipelagos in the world. Today we are uncovering the beauty of the Kornati Islands archipelago and Murter Island, which can be easily visited on any Zadar or Šibenik sailing route.

Tucked into Šibenik’s inland hills are two gems you may think of skipping on your next sailing trip, mainly because they don’t stick out for sailors like the imposing UNESCO-protected towns along the coast. And while Krka National Park is widely known to tourists in Croatia thanks to its picturesque waterfalls, the small town of Skradin that sits next to it is often overlooked, even though it is the gateway to one of Croatia’s most sought-after attractions. No sailing trip should end without a visit to either of these two standout destinations, and we’re here to tell you why.

Šibenik - a pearl of Dalmatia and Renaissance town set on the Adriatic Coast. It was the first city on the Adriatic founded by Croats and the only Croatian city with two monuments registered on the UNESCO list of protected cultural heritage. And it is a dream for travelers who want to explore a mix of Mediterranean nature, history, and nautical tourism. It boasts two national parks nearby, over 2,450 kilometers of groomed trails in the area where you can enjoy its historic fortress around the Krka River, archaeological sites, prehistoric remains, and the outstanding 15th-century St. James Cathedral. This ancient city is one of the most beautiful cities in the Mediterranean, and we’re here to tell you why.