Rent a boat in croatia

Sailing the seas of Croatia is an experience all boating enthusiasts should have. Hire a boat here and experience the country’s natural beauty and abundant culture for a unique experience. Take a trip to some of Croatia’s top sailing cities such as Dubrovnik, Split Kastela and Trogir and take on the most popular routes from the Split to Supetar island or from Palmizana Bay to Korcula and Zaklopatica to Sesula Bay for an experience of a lifetime.

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Renting a boat in Croatia

Situated in southeastern Europe, Croatia offers Mediterranean temperatures during the summer months accompanied by happy vibes and a strong culture. Hire a boat with or without a skipper and visit destinations such as the island of Korcula or Diocletian’s palace for a taste of what Croatia has on offer. While there, don’t forget to test some of Croatia’s beautiful cuisine for a true cultural experience. Crni rizot should be on top of the list! Marinas are generously scattered along Croatia’s coastline to provide a wide variety of choices in location, pricing and services that suit your needs whether you hire a motorboat, catamaran or sailboat. Sailing conditions are also generally smooth, with the Bora winds helping to guide you on your boat charter. The country is very accessible whether you travel there by boat or plane, and is particularly popular during the summer months, although spring and autumn provide optimal weather for boat rental. Enjoy your travels in Croatia by renting a boat through Enaviga for an unforgettable adventure. Find your boat in Croatia >

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