VACATIONS

Voyage in middle of Adriatic in Zadar region, where you onboard and rest, sunbathe, chill with prosseco or wein with All inclusive service -  breakfast, a´la carte lunch, dinner and drinks...

with service of three members crew...

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The sailing route starts from the town of Biograd na Moru, located on the Adriatic coast of Croatia. From there, the first stop is Vrgada, a small island located about 7 nautical miles southeast of Biograd na Moru. Vrgada is a popular destination for sailing enthusiasts due to its picturesque beaches and crystal-clear waters.

The next stop on the route is Sali, a town located on the island of Dugi Otok, about 16 nautical miles southwest of Vrgada. Sali is known for its traditional architecture, old stone houses, and vibrant nightlife.

From Sali, the route heads to the famous Sakarun beach, located on the west coast of Dugi Otok, about 6 nautical miles away. Sakarun is a stunning white sand beach surrounded by pine trees and crystal-clear turquoise water, making it a perfect spot for swimming.

The sailing route then leads to the Michelle wreck, a sunken ship located about 4 nautical miles south of Sakarun. The shipwreck is a popular dive spot and offers breathtaking views of marine life and underwater scenery.

The route then heads north to Muline, a small village on the northwest coast of Dugi Otok, about 11 nautical miles from the Michelle wreck. Muline is known for its unspoiled nature, pristine beaches, and traditional Dalmatian cuisine.

The next stop on the route is Zadar, a historic town located on the mainland, about 13 nautical miles north of Muline. Zadar boasts ancient monuments, charming alleys, and a unique blend of traditional and modern culture, making it one of Croatia's top tourist destinations.

From Zadar, the route heads south to Barotul, a small bay located on the southeast coast of the island of Pasman, about 12 nautical miles from Zadar. Round Galjesnak island in shape of heart Barotul is a secluded and peaceful spot, perfect for relaxing in nature.

Finally, the route heads back to Biograd na Moru, covering about 13 nautical miles. Biograd na Moru is a vibrant town that offers a wide range of activities, from water sports to cultural events, making it an excellent place to end the sailing journey.