Zadar yacht charter itineraries.
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Croatia · Zadar sailing area
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Biograd na Moru → Kornati → Hvar → Korcula → Vis → Skradin → Biograd na Moru
A 14-day Croatia sailing route from Biograd na Moru through Kornati, Hvar, Korčula and Vis, finishing up the Krka river at Skradin.
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Biograd na Moru → Kornati → Krka → Biograd na Moru
Sail seven days from Biograd na Moru through Dugi Otok, Telašćica, Kornati and Krka National Park — sandy bays, waterfalls and quiet island konobas.
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Biograd na Moru → Pag → Biograd na Moru
Sail seven days from Biograd na Moru north to Pag through the quiet outer Zadar islands: Molat, Silba, Olib, Iž. Anchorage and mooring notes inside.
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Biograd na Moru → Vis → Hvar → Solta → Biograd na Moru
A 7-day yacht charter from Biograd na Moru to Vrgada, Primošten, Vis, Hvar, Šolta and Šibenik — with honest mooring notes for every leg.
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Sukošan → Kornati → Hvar → Korcula → Vis → Skradin → Sukošan
Two weeks under sail from Sukošan through the Kornati, Hvar, Korčula, Vis and back up the Krka to Skradin. Anchorages, konobas and honest mooring tips.
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Sukošan → Kornati → Krka → Sukošan
A 7-day yacht charter from Sukošan through Telašćica, the Kornati islands and Krka's waterfalls, with honest anchorage and mooring tips.
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Sukošan → Pag → Sukošan
Sail this 7-day yacht charter from Sukošan out to Molat, Silba, Ilovik and Pag, then home via Olib and Iž, with quiet anchorages, sandy bays and konobas.
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Sail a seven-day loop from Sukošan out to Vis and Hvar, taking in Primošten, Komiža, Šolta and Šibenik's stone cathedral along the way.
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Zadar → Kornati → Hvar → Korcula → Vis → Skradin → Zadar
Sail 14 days round-trip from Zadar through the Kornati islands, Hvar, Korčula, Vis and Krka at Skradin, with anchorage and konoba tips per leg.
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Zadar → Kornati → Krka → Zadar
Sail seven days from Zadar through Telaščica, the Kornati islands and Krka's waterfalls, mooring in sandy bays like Sakarun and Vrgada.
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Zadar → Pag → Zadar
Sail 7 days from Zadar to Pag through Molat, Silba, Ilovik and Olib: quiet anchorages and buoy fields most charter crews sail past.
See day-by-day →Zadar → Vis → Hvar → Zadar
Sail seven days round-trip from Zadar to Vis and Hvar, taking in Ždrelac, Primošten, Komiža's Blue Cave, Šolta and Šibenik's stone cathedral.
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Nowhere on the coast packs more islands into a week of easy sailing. The Zadar archipelago is a lattice of channels — Ugljan, Iž, Dugi otok, Molat — where the next anchorage is always in sight and the water stays flat in almost any wind. Telašćica's cliffs and the salt lake sit at the bottom of Dugi otok; Sakarun's white sand sits at the top; the Kornati begin one channel south. Sukošan hosts the country's biggest marina, which makes check-in painless, and Biograd is a charter town to its bones. If the forecast turns, you can re-route in minutes without losing the week — the islands shelter every course. That flexibility is why we send first-time skippers here.
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