Starting from this town, you can discover the beautiful Elaphite Islands, the nature island of Mljet and the popular Adriatic island of Korčula
Dream beaches, hidden bays, crystal-clear sea, numerous islands. If you want to explore the magical beauty of the Croatian coast on your own, away from the overcrowded tourist hotspots, the best way is to take to the water. More and more travellers to Croatia are discovering holidays on a boat for themselves, enjoying the independence and flexibility that their floating home offers them.
Whether island hopping, diving excursions, exploring harbour towns or simply a quiet sunny day alone on the water with style: those who travel with Lupus Mare Yacht can definitely enjoy their time independently and free from all constraints.
Why should you rent the Lupus Mare Yacht?
Croatia is an ideal destination for a holiday of a day on the water. Renting a yacht in this fascinating country allows you to explore the hidden treasures of the Adriatic, from secluded bays to lively harbour towns. The diversity of the islands offers something for everyone – be it adventure seekers looking for unspoilt nature or those who want to experience the rich history and culture of the coastal towns.
Yachts are the most luxurious vessels used for leisure at sea. Why rent exactly the Lupus Mare Yacht? This yacht was built in 2011 and refitted in 2018, 2021 and 2023. If you have a bigger company, this yacht will be perfect for you: it can fit up to 34 guests in 15 modern and spacious cabins.
With this yacht, you can cruise around the whole of the Adriatic Sea and explore all the hidden jewels of the coast with style. It is equipped with as many as 10 crew members, including a captain, two deckhands, an engineer, four stewardesses and two chefs. What else could you possibly need on board?
What are the best destinations on the Adriatic Coast?
For yachting in Croatia, the sailing area can be divided into four sections: Istria, Kvarner, central Dalmatia and southern Dalmatia. Istria is the northernmost part of the country, and it is probably the best starting point for your trip. You can explore some of the most famous coastal towns, such as Pula, Rovinj, Umag and Poreč. These romantic old towns are still very well preserved and exude a Mediterranean charm.
To the south of Istria lies the Kvarner Bay, with several small and large islands off the coast. One of the most famous islands is the island of Krk, where tourists often start their yachting holidays.
Central Dalmatia and its islands adorn beautiful nature and a rich historical and cultural heritage, but also a modern way of life. This diversity will satisfy even the most demanding visitor. There is a large number of towns worth visiting in this area, such as Šibenik, Zadar, Split, Trogir, Makarska etc. Insider tip for a yachting holiday in the heart of Dalmatia: Kornati National Park and the Krks waterfalls will take your breath away.
The sea in southern Dalmatia is more open than in other parts of the coast, which makes this part of Croatia much livelier and more touristic. One of the most important cities located here is Dubrovnik, a UNESCO World Heritage town known for the series Game of Thrones. This historic harbour town is one of the top destinations for sailors in Dalmatia.
Starting from this town, you can discover the beautiful Elaphite Islands, the nature island of Mljet and the popular Adriatic island of Korčula. Whatever part of Croatia you choose for your sailing trip, you will most definitely not be disappointed. Or better yet, why not explore them all?
