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Pula, Murter, Sukosan and Zadar all in the Adratic Sea offers the best conditions for Bareboat Croatia trips to the Kornati National Park, an area of 300 sq. km with about 140 large and small islands and cliffs, which are unique in the whole of the Mediterranean. The south boasts lusher and greener islands with Bareboat Croatia from Split or Bareboat Croatia from Dubrovnik like Brac, Hvar, Vis, Mljet or Korcula. The prevailing wind starts late in the morning and stops at sundown. The wind force is moderate, usually up to wind force 3 to 4. A perfect breeze for Bareboat Croatia and enjoying your Bareboat holiday, with your yacht (Bareboat), your Bareboat or with a flotilla; it doesn’t matter, you will have a great time! 

The Adriatic Sean coast is a marvellous Bareboat area, pre-eminently suitable for spending a Bareboat holiday. There are 1,185 islands, rocks and reefs, of which 56 are inhabited, resulting in a unique seascape for sailors. The name country of a thousand islands is well earned. Numerous cultures shaped this fascinating Bareboat district over several thousand years and that makes this area a fascinating spot for Bareboat Croatia and enjoying your holiday. The blue, warm and clear sea offers peace and tranquillity. The sun, the mild climate, the colours and the local atmosphere offer all sailors an unforgettable Bareboat Croatia holiday.