Month: January 2025

Croatia is a true sailor's paradise – over a thousand islands, picturesque bays, crystal-clear waters, and historic towns make a cruise on the Adriatic an unforgettable adventure. If you're planning a yacht charter in Croatia, here are 10 places you absolutely must visit on your sea voyage!

Dubrovnik – Pearl of the Adriatic

This is one of the most recognisable cities in Croatia. Surrounded by mighty walls, Dubrovnik enchants with its beautiful Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Mooring in the nearby marina, it's worth taking a walk along the city walls, visiting the Rector's Palace, or enjoying dinner in one of the atmospheric restaurants overlooking the sea.

2. Korčula Island – Following in Marco Polo's Footsteps

Korčula is one of Croatia's most beautiful islands. It is known for its stone old town, which resembles a miniature Dubrovnik, and as the supposed birthplace of Marco Polo. Sailors can stop at ACI Korčula marina and try the local Pošip wine at one of the wineries.

3. Hvar – luxury and party atmosphere

Hvar is one of the most prestigious destinations in Croatia, known for its luxury yachts, atmospheric pubs and nightlife. Besides the fun, it's worth visiting Fortica fortress, which offers a breathtaking view of the Pakleni archipelago.

4. Vis Island – the hidden treasure of the Adriatic

Vis remained closed to tourists for a long time due to its military past. Today, it is one of the most pristine places on the Croatian coast. You can visit the famous Blue Grotto on the nearby island of Biševo, swim in hidden coves, and sample local specialities in picturesque Komiža.

5. Zadar – where the sea plays music

Zadar is a city known for its famous Sea Organ and the „Greeting to the Sun” installation. When docking in the marina, it's worth taking a stroll through the old town and listening to the sounds generated by the Adriatic waves. It's the perfect place to relax and admire the sunset.

6. Mljet Island – a green paradise for sailors

Mljet is one of Croatia's greenest islands, with a portion of it protected as a national park. It's worth visiting the Great Lake and Small Lake, as well as taking a kayak or bicycle trip through the picturesque surroundings.

7. Split – the city of Emperor Diocletian

Split is the ideal place to start or end a cruise. Its main attraction is Diocletian's Palace – the ancient residence of a Roman emperor, which is still bustling with life today. Split's port offers excellent mooring facilities and great amenities for sailors.

8. Kornati Archipelago – a natural paradise for sailors

The Kornati National Park consists of over 80 islands and islets, forming one of the most extraordinary places in the Adriatic. It is an ideal destination for nature lovers and those seeking peaceful sailing amongst uninhabited islands.

9. Rovinj – romantic town in Istria

Located on the Istrian peninsula, Rovinj is one of Croatia's most charming towns. Its narrow streets, colourful houses and unique atmosphere make it resemble an Italian town. It's a great place to end the day at one of the seafood restaurants.

10. Makarska – donde el mar se encuentra con la montaña

Makarska is a popular tourist resort situated at the foot of the Biokovo mountain range. It is known for its beautiful beaches, lively promenade and picturesque bay. It is an excellent base for both sea and mountain adventures.

Summary

Croatia offers endless possibilities for sailors – from vibrant cities to wild islands and hidden coves. Whether you're looking for luxury, adventure or peace, the Adriatic always has something to offer. If you're planning a cruise, it's worth planning your route in advance to make the most of the Croatian coast's potential.

Ready for an unforgettable sailing adventure? It's time to set sail on your dream cruise! ⛵🌊

From the days 4–11 October w Sol Marina in Gdańsk another of our courses took place at Yachtmaster Offshore.
The weather wasn't kind this time – wind, rain, and cold accompanied the participants for almost the entire week. Nobody was under any illusions – this wouldn't be a „gentle” week on the water. The wind really tested the participants, the rain appeared when least expected, and the sky displayed all shades of autumn grey.

And that's exactly why this course was so good.

Under the watchful eye of experienced instructors, they practised harbour manoeuvres, navigation, sail handling and safety elements. Each participant had the opportunity to take the helm, steer the yacht in various conditions and gain valuable practical experience that will undoubtedly pay off during future voyages.

The conditions they had to face were demanding, but incredibly valuable.
Stronger gusts, wet decks, colder mornings and that characteristic dampness in the air made every manoeuvre, every sail drop and every approach to port a top-level learning experience.

It wasn't a „for show” course.
This was a course for those who really want to be able to sail.

For many participants, the greatest experience was night swimming.
The sound of the waves, the wind tugging at the lines, the coolness in the air, and only the gentle navigation lights reflecting on the water. In autumn, the sea has a different character – harsh, serious, but incredibly magnetic.

The course plan also included a longer route: a cruise to Hel.
In October, such a trip takes on a different meaning – the wind forces precise decisions, the rain tests determination, and the waves put patience to the test. But as they passed Hel's harbour, everyone had the same mixture of fatigue, satisfaction, and… pride on their faces. This is the moment when you know you're truly making progress.

It’s been an intense week of learning, collaboration and good fun — with a healthy dose of sea humour and sailing spirit.
Congratulations to all participants on their determination and commitment!

Further training sessions will be held in May 2026!

Didn't manage it this season? It's not lost!
New course schedule You will find the Yacht Master Offshore qualification and other training courses in the tab 👉 Cruises and training

See you on board!

In June, we had the pleasure of hosting a truly exceptional cruise in France. The client approached us with an idea: „We want to be at the Cannes Film Festival, but... in a different way. Classy, relaxed, with the sea as a backdrop.”
So, we've got the organisation underway!

We've organised a cruise on a 2025 Bali 4.6 catamaran – a floating villa with 360° views, where coffee tastes better and business conversations happen at sunset, not in a stuffy conference room.

Floating office with character

The catamaran was more than just a mode of transport. It was a base. A meeting place. A stage for presentations. A space for relaxation and conversations with partners, all in truly good style. There was room for suits and flip-flops. For morning emails and evening wine. And all of this on board, with the sound of the waves in the background.

🌍 Destinations: Classic French Riviera

The itinerary included ports that combine prestige with a relaxed atmosphere:

• Cogolin Marina – peaceful, elegant, a stone's throw from Saint-Tropez.
• Saint-Raphaël – ideal for a technical pit-stop and a quick lunch on land.
• Cannes – the heart of events. It is there, moored right in the centre, that we created a mobile command centre.

The catamaran was available for guests, partners, and industry acquaintances. People dropped by out of curiosity and stayed for evening conversation and the sunset. Networking? In a natural style.

👔⛵ Business + sea = it works

More and more companies are forgoing conference rooms and instead… hopping on a yacht. And we're not surprised. On board, you can work, discuss projects, present offers – all while relaxing and gaining a completely different perspective.

For us, this isn't our first cruise, but each one is different. Here, we've taken care of every detail: the route, the amenities, the comfort of the client and their guests, and even ensured the prosecco is perfectly chilled 😉

💡 Would you like to repeat this scenario?

If you're considering attending an industry event (but not a boring one), a cruise with clients or your team, or combining business with pleasure, seriously – it works.

We'll organise everything from A to Z: the vessel, route, ports, logistics, local suppliers and on-board service. On top of that, we're flexible, organised and laid back. Because we know that at sea – just like in business – a fair wind, the right crew and a plan that can be changed when a better opportunity arises are what count.

Let me know what's on your mind: biuro@narejsy.pl