The location on the island of Murter in the middle of the Croatian coast makes our base a perfect starting point for exploring every part of the Adriatic.

The wild and beautiful north with its rich cultural and touristic heritage, the fragrant pitoresque south or the central part with its numerous islands, bays and beaches, 2 famous national parks – NP Kornati islands and NP Krka  (sailing through is an exceptional experience), good winds and many short distance apart anchoring and mooring options.

The Kornati archipelago with its eighty nine islands, islets and rocks is the most indented island group in the Mediterranean. A unique labyrinth of stone, sparse vegetation and crystal-clear sea offers breathtaking views both from the sea and from sightseeing points on the islands. The Kornati Islands are the stone pearls of the Mediterranean and the best way to explore them is by sailing. Enjoy their immense beauty, the swimming stops in the numerous bays and excellent fishfood in one the many konobas.

Just north of the Kornati archipelago there is the largest safe Adriatic bay, Telašćica. A park of nature. You can explore the place where the steepest white Adriatic cliffs 162 meters high dive into the blue sea while your boat is safe in the large anchoring harbor of Telašćica. The north side of Dugi otok island is home to the turquoise idyll of the famous Sakarun beach, as well as Veli Rat, the tallest lighthouse in the Adriatic Sea and a real hidden gem for anyone who loves taking romantic photographs and enjoying an active holiday. 

The Krka River national park is one of the most beautiful blue lines of the Dalmatian karst. Gorgeous lakes, canyons, tufa cascades and lush, green, rich sound of life given by water.

The easiest way to approach by boat is to sail to the city of Skradin and from there to embark the National park boat which will lead you to Skradinski buk – the main aim of the visitors, Krka river biggest cascade. There are pathways so you can enjoy Krkas opulent greenery and blue waters on foot – and refreshment in hot summer days.

On the way to Krka you are passing by the historic town of Šibenik, famous for the St. James Cathedral, included in the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List and its four fortresses. One of them – St. Nicholas Fortress is located at the entrance to the St. Anthony Channel.

Don t miss the intriguing islands of the Sibenik archipelago – Zlarin, Prvic and Zirje.

The picturesque island of Prvic is known for the great Croatian scientist, writer, and bishop Faust Vrančić, inventor of the parachute, suspension bridge, and the cable car who spent his childhood between Šibenik and Prvić. There is an interesting Faust Vrančić Memorial Centre worth a visit in Prvic Luka. Prvić Luka and Šepurine are connected with a romantic pedestrian path through olive grows.

The green island of Zlarin is known for his century-old tradition of coral diving. The beautiful red coral, an Adriatic treasure today protected by law, symbolizes love, loyalty and fidelity. Coral branch is seen as protection against evil and is often depicted above Madonna and Child. Coral jewelry can be found on Zlarin’s traditional costumes, in the church and can be bought in Zlarinka shop. You can explore all about the coral and Zlarins history in the Croatian coral center in the center of Zlarin town.

If you need a few ideas and options to choose from we have picked a 7 days and 14 days itinerary sailing holiday suggestions for you. We ll be happy to email those to you, just let us know.

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