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Description
of flotilla-tour, NW- and / or SE-Route, tourdates
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We start our flotilla sailing tours at Sukosan, which is close to the Cornati Islands. Hundreds of little islands, inhabited or not, offer a variety of beautiful and varied anchor bays. A flotilla sailing tour through the Cornati Islands as well as the northern islands to Silba takes about 1 week. After that we return to Sukosan and the sailing-trip can be continued for a second week on a different tour. This time we sail south of Sukosan. A trip to the Bay of Sibenik and further 4,5 nautical miles inland on the river of Krka to Skardin (center of the Krka National Park) is a most beautiful experience. We will anchor at the lovely ACI Marina. From here you can walk to the well-known waterfalls of the Krka-river. Moreover, we might sail to the islands west of Sibenik.
Example
northwest-route:
1st day Sa. Welcome,
check-in, shared dinner, briefing for flotilla
etc.
2nd day Su. Sukosan – Island of Kornati about 20 nm (nautical miles)
3rd day Mo. Kornati – Sali (Dugi Otok)
4th day Tu. Sali – Island of Molat
5th day We. Molat – Island of Silba
6th day Th. Silba – Island of Pag (anchor-bay)
7th day Fr. Pag back to Sukosan / enter port at about 4 p.m.
8th day Sa. Check-out from yacht at 9 a.m. and return trip with a lot
of good memories of a beautiful sailing trip
Example
southeast-route:
1st day Sa. Welcome,
check-in, shared dinner, briefing for flotilla etc.
2nd day Su. Sukosan – Island of Prvic 33 nm
3rd day Mo. Prvic – Skradin 15 nm., visit of Krka waterfalls
4th day Tu. Skradin – Kornati Island
5th day We. Kornati – Sali (Dugi Otok)
6th day Th. Sali – Dugi Otok (anchor-bay)
7th day Fr. Dugi Otok – Sukosan / enter port at about 4
p.m.
8th day Sa. Check-out from yacht at 9 a.m. and return-trip with a
lot of good memories of a beautiful sailing trip
Due to unforeseen weather conditions on this sailing-trip, the above
mentioned tour description is subject to change.
Weather conditions:
The "Maestrale"
(summer-wind) brings moderate, northwestern winds up to 4 bft. When the
Adriatic Sea is affected by an Atlantic low-pressure-system the "Schirocco"
might blow with up to 8 bft. Especially between Murter and Split and also
close to Makarska the "Bora" might blow from the north-east. This
wind is as strong as a storm with gusty wind-peaks that may appear without
warning. Usually we have north-western winds at 2 bft and therefore pleasant
sailing days.
Expected
time-schedule:
north-west in week 22 , 28 , 30 , 32 ,
34 , 36.
south-east
in week 21 , 27 , 29 , 31 , 33 , 35.
Boat-
and sailing-licence:
A boat- and sailing-licence (eg. the
Croatian Sailing Licence) is obligatory. According to Croatian law all
sailing yachts need to be equipped with a VHF-radio. That means that at
least one crew member needs to have a radio-certificate
The radio-certificate can be passed by means of an exam at the local harbour
authority. We recommend to pass the exam for the VHF-radio-licence at a
sailing-school in your home-country prior to your arrival.
Marinas,
ports and anchorage:
There are plenty of marinas, smaller
community ports and fishing harbours in Croatia. Services and supplies are good
in major harbours, in smaller ports you can buy only the most necessary
items. Prices in bigger marinas are rather high. An alternative to marinas are
the so-called "Konobas": These are small pubs at the coast which
allow sailors to anchor at their place for free according to the motto: "who
eats here may anchor for free".
But there are plenty of good spots for anchorage along the coast. In some
inlets you find bouys for landing with costs for yachts. We try to find a
reasonable mix and go once or twice a week in marinas, anchor at Konobas and in beautiful
bays.
Holiday-accommodation in Croatia:
www.casamundo.de/kroatien