Contact with nature and the company of loved ones is the recipe for a successful vacation. That's why it's worth spending it on a yacht in a place that will provide us not only with ideal weather and unforgettable views but also with an excellently developed sailing infrastructure. 

Dalmatia beckons with its almost 400 kilometers of coastline and a thousand offshore islands. No wonder yachting is becoming increasingly popular in Croatia.

Embark on a journey aboard the Corsario Yachting and enjoy a luxurious and unforgettable experience, adventure, and the region's beauty.

Why choose Adriatic?

Dalmatia is an ideal choice for a carefully planned and spontaneous vacation. Even after summer, you can relax on picturesque sandy beaches with fewer crowds. As a perfect sailing destination, it offers islands, hidden coves, and ideal winds for coastal exploration. Sail through Croatia’s stunning ports and discover its top coastal gems.

Makarska Riviera - a perfect mixture of landscape

Makarska Riviera boasts an unusual landscape that is protected by Biokovo Mountain. Considering these mountains are close to the coast, they seem to spring from the sea. 

One of the most beautiful beaches in this area and on the entire coast (and in Europe) is Punta Rata beach, surrounded by a fragrant pine forest. 

Many foreign media have been writing about this unique beach. Besides its beauty, Punta Rata hides a special attraction - a large stone that looks like an island in the middle of the sea.

Makarska Riviera is bustling with life both day and night. After sunbathing explore some attractions in the city of Makarska, but in nearby towns such as Brela or Podgora. Various cultural, entertainment, and sports events are held throughout the season. Enjoy summer carnivals, folk festivals, and fishermen's evenings.

Omiš - the town of pirates

Omiš is located at the mouth of the Cetina River. Its colorful history is what makes it so special. During the 12th and 13th centuries, it was inhabited by pirates who attacked ships passing nearby. Omiš is a host of the Pirate Festival during summer months, often visited by many tourists. Of course, Omiš is not only about pirates. 

The surroundings of this town are a paradise for lovers of active holidays.

There are many beaches in Omiš. Brzet is the most popular one; it will take you 15 minutes to walk to it from the old town. If you get on time, you might even manage to snag one of the perfect spots in the shade of the pine trees. But the best spots are taken quickly - so hurry.

Trogir - a living museum of history

Trogir is another cultural jewel of Croatia, with a large number of monuments in a very small area. This city deserves the name "open-air museum". Every step among its stone palaces, monuments, and narrow Mediterranean streets is a real experience.

After a long day spent on your foot, spread your towel on the beach and enjoy the view that surrounds you. There are wild beaches and coves on the island of Čiovo, perfect for those who prefer quiet.

Pantana Beach is a pebble-sand beach almost half a kilometer long. It is surrounded by a pine forest. For those who prefer active vacations, they can try pedal boats and kayaks or play beach volleyball or badminton.

Dubrovnik - a pearl of Adriatic

The old town is surrounded by ancient stone walls. Its cobbled streets, grand palaces, and stunning sea views make it one of the most popular tourist destinations on the Mediterranean. Explore the Rector's Palace, stroll along Stradun, or take the cable car up Srđ Hill to immerse yourself in the city's rich history.