Croatia Yacht Charters & Boat Rentals

About Croatia

The Croatian national territory totals 56.594 km2 with 31.479 km2 of coastal waters for sailing, swimming, and diving.

Croatia occupies the largest area of the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea, which penetrates deep into the European continent as a part of the Mediterranean Sea. The narrow Dinara Mountain Range separates the country’s Mediterranean region from its central European continental section, which spans from the eastern edges of the Alps in the northwest to the shores of the Danube in the East, encompassing the southern part of the fertile Pannonian lowlands.

And if the beauty of such landscapes weren’t enough, here’s a refreshing piece of news: tap water is drinkable across all of Croatia.

Required clothing

Lightweights and beachwear (including sun protection) for summer. Medium weights for winter with heavy, warm clothing for inland areas. It is a good idea to pack waterproofs at any time of year.

Weather, Climate and Geography

Croatia enjoys three different climates: The coast has a pleasant Mediterranean climate with many days of sunshine per year. Summers are hot and dry, and winters are mild and wet. Temperatures drop slightly as you move inland, where the climate is continental and moderate. Once you climb above 1.200 m, you’ll be greeted with fresh mountain air and temperatures around 13 C in the summer months.

Did you know?

• Croatia has the highest number of UNESCO Intangible Goods in Europe, with 14 goods, to be exact.
• Wanna live the nature? Croatia has eight national parks, 11 nature parks, and two nature reserves.
• Croatia is home to the smallest town in the world. The city called Hum has a population of only 17.
• Red Lake is the deepest sinkhole in Europe 3rd the largest in the world.
• Hey, Game of Thrones fans! The popular HBO series was filmed on the Dalmatian coast in Split and Dubrovnik. You can even visit some of the film sites. Make sure to ask our travel expert about taking a GOT tour!



• Giant truffles come from Croatia. Croatia has the world’s most giant truffle. A person from Croatia holds the Guinness World Record for the biggest white truffle (weighing 1.31 kg (2 lb 8 oz).
• Dalmatians are said to have originated in Croatia. The area is known as the Dalmatian coast, and the region has been known as “Dalmatia” since Imperial Roman times.
• Amphitheatre Istria in Pula is one of only conserved in the world. Also, it is the 6th biggest amphitheater that exists, which was once home to Roman gladiator fights.
• Like the sunny weather? Croatians enjoy 2,715 hours of sunshine a year. This is even more than Sydney, Australia.
• Croatia is an excellent destination for foodies and winos. Wine is made in Croatia thanks to the Greeks’ influence from two and a half thousand years ago.