Adriatic
Picture the typical Adriatic image. Pine forest scenting a silver beach. Lapped by cerulean seas that deepen to navy blue. There's a beach shack grilling octopus and amberjack. Plus your waiting yacht bobbing in the bay. Swim in today.
Picture the typical Adriatic image. Pine forest scenting a silver beach. Lapped by cerulean seas that deepen to navy blue. There's a beach shack grilling octopus and amberjack. Plus your waiting yacht bobbing in the bay. Swim in today.
Yacht Charter Itineraries
Yacht Charter Destinations
YOUR GUIDE TO THE ADRIATIC
SEVEN NATIONS
With seven disparate nations in the Adriatic, singular experiences are a short sail away. Kayak down the Grand Canal, Venice’s ‘richest’ street. Pilot an eBoat through Plitvice Lakes, Croatia’s watery National Park. Chopper across Montenegro, to buzz around 30 beautiful beaches. Go Robinson Crusoe in Greece's Diapontia Islands, where 500 residents share 12 deepwater specks. It’s adventurous all right.
Your Guide to the Adriatic
Calm Cruising
Yet the Adriatic Sea remains totally tranquil. 8,000km of shore is shared by the population of Sydney or Singapore. In Istria you can race a golf buggy around a former Presidential island. In Slovenia you can track wolves by motorbike. In Albania, the former military island of Sazan just opened for the first time in a century. Charter now and you’ll be the first superyacht to moor.
Your Guide to the Adriatic
Adventure Islands
The Adriatic has 1,300 islands. 90% of them belong to Croatia. Here’s a taster. Try the tallest, Brac, where you can climb a 780m mountain then paraglide down to the beach. Try the sunniest, Vis, where you can scuba a WWII bomber plane. Try the loneliest, like Porer, which has one lighthouse and a solo lighthouse keeper. He’d appreciate a bottle of your Chateau Cheval Blanc.
REASONS TO VISIT
WHY WE LOVE THE ADRIATIC
Tavernas & Trattorias
Konobas. In Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia and other Adriatic nations these describe no-nonsense tavernas or trattorias. Until recent decades a konoba provided a communal grill for fishermen to lob their catch on for dinner, paired with local wine by the jug. Today’s konobas are fancier seafront affairs. Although the focus remains on simply prepared seafood fresh from the Adriatic Sea.
Adriatic City-States
Need action? Try the Adriatic city-states. Like Bari for Byzantine frescoes and mozzarella burrata. Like Porto Montenegro for prosecco and parties. Like Dubrovnik for ancient stones and Game of Thrones. That’s the Adriatic in a wrap. Movie set cities. Wild islands. Ancient archeology. Contemporary culture. Serious seafood. Even better wines. All possible on a single yacht charter.
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+377 93 50 12 12London — UK
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