Sail in Croatia

Croatia offers a stunning coastal landscape with over 1,000 islands, crystal-clear waters, and pleasant summer breezes – ideal for relaxing and varied sailing trips.

Popular routes, for example, lead from Split via the islands of Hvar, Brač, and Vis to Dubrovnik. This route combines nature, culture, and charming harbors.

The best time to travel for sailing trips in Croatia is from May to September. During these months, temperatures are pleasantly warm, the sea is inviting for swimming, and the weather conditions are generally stable with enough wind for sailing. July and August are the warmest months and also the peak season – ideal for those who enjoy lively harbors and beach parties. Those who prefer a quieter holiday should choose May, June, or September, when there are fewer tourists and the natural beauty is particularly beautiful.

Croatia is considered one of the best sailing areas for beginners and advanced sailors. Sailing conditions are generally moderate, with stable winds (especially the mistral in the afternoon) and well-protected bays for mooring. Navigation is manageable, and the many ports and marinas offer good infrastructure. For absolute beginners, crewed sailing trips are ideal, as experienced skippers steer the boat. For professionals, Croatia also offers exciting challenges with its many islands and varied weather conditions.