There is nothing better than tasting some of the local dishes after spending a whole day on a boat. Your stomach will crave the flavour of local delicacies. As Croatia is located on the Mediterranean, it is of course most famous for its tasty fish and seafood dishes. Of course there is also the black risotto you need to try, but we would recommend you to also go for the Brodetto, which may have its origins in Italy’s Marche region, but has become very popular in Croatia throughout the last decades as a dish made popular by fishermen. During the day you sail on the sea, at night you eat the best the sea has to offer.

Experience watersports in Croatia: It’s a great place for diving enthusiasts as you can easily hop from spot to spot when renting a private yacht. Brac Island is located close to Split, and is the best place for divers in Croatia! In Podgora you’ll find a well-established diving center. If you’re looking for a more adventurous diving experience, head to Alain’s Cliff, which is well-known for its underwater canyon and enchanting caves. Experience another type of diving in Korcula. This is the place for wreck diving, where you can discover many interesting underwater landscapes and diverse marine life.

360˚ is one of the best restaurants to visit in Dubrovnik. Located in the beautiful port, you will get some stunning views. Naturally their fish dishes are an all time favourite. Chef Marijo Curić is bringing you elegantly presented traditional dishes with a modern twist.

Croatia might be a small country, but it has plenty of rich history. Head out to the historical city of Split to see Diocletian’s palace and Sant Domnius Cathedral. In Dubrovnik, which is located in Southern Croatia, you get to see the famous walls of the city, which are not only part of the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites, but have never been conquered by a foreign army and are therefore basically still standing in its original form since the Middle Ages (with few alterations throughout the centuries).

Legends and mythology might not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about Croatia, but there are some very interesting stories surrounding the Mediterranean country. One is set in Pula Arena, one of the most popular historical sites in all of Croatia. Historians are certain that the arena was built during ancient Roman times and most likely during the reign of Augustus. However, local legends say that fairies have actually built this stunning architectural masterpiece.

Croatia is not just a popular sailing destination due to its ideal sailing conditions, beautiful coast and stunning turquoise waters. It is also incredibly cheap compared to other destinations. Renting a speedboat or RIB can cost as little as 30 EUR per person per day. If you are looking at chartering a luxury yacht in Croatia, like a modern and spacious catamaran, it will cost around 460 EUR per person per day. Looking for a cheaper boat? On average it costs 62 EUR per person per day to rent a motorboat in Croatia. Chartering a gulet in Croatia will cost around 75 EUR per person per day. <br>The cost of chartering a boat will also depend on the month, as prices during high season can be higher than during shoulder season.