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New sailing route - 7 days Zadar - Zadar. Sailing around Zadar and Kvarner islands. Discovering the beautiful bays, enjoying the benefits of healing Mediterranean climate and rich gastronomic offer.

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Sailing Itinerary - 7 days - Zadar

03.10.2016
Dino

DAY 1: From town of Zadar to islands Sestrunj or Zverinac

Zadar is Croatian town situated at the very center of the Adriatic coast. It's the administrative center of Zadar County and one of the most economic developed Dalmatian towns and busiest sea port. Zadar has two marinas, marina Tankerkomerc Zadar and marina Borik. In the marinas, there are restaurants, café bars, shops, sanitary facilities and laundry services. If you still didn’t rent a motor boat, catamaran or sailboat for your sailing along the Croatian coast, you can take a look at our offer of boats for charter or visit our sites of Marina Zadar or marina Borik which contains all relevant informations about the marinas and boat offers in it. As you will sail out after 17:00 h local time, the first stop on your route we suggest islands Sestrunj or Zverinac.

Sestrunj is a small island located in the Zadar archipelago, between the islands of Molat, Rivanj, Tuna and Iž. Island Sestrunj with its 15 km2 and a rugged coastline with three deep bays, is a real oasis of peace and tranquility. On the Sestrunj there are two restaurants, taverns and shops. Bays Hrvatin or Travnik are ideal for swimming anchoring.

Island Zverinac is located in the Zadar archipelago, between island Dugi Otok and the island Veli Tun. Island is adorned with dense Mediterranean vegetation and beautiful bays. On the western side of the island are situated bays Kablin and Zverinac, while on the north side is Hervatin bay. The only place on the island is Zverinac, with restaurant and shop. After island Zverinac, route continues towards to the island Molat.

DAY 2: From the islands Sestrunj or Zverinac - Brgulje bay on island Molat - Zapuntel bay on island Molat

On the west coast of the island of Molat is beautiful Brgulje bay. Bay provides secure protection from strong winds, and around the small Brgulje islet are often anchored multitude of sailboats, yachts and catamarans. In the center of the bay is situated the village Burgulje. Brgulje is known for its beautiful beach Pržine. After swimming in the bay Brgulje, sail towards the Zapuntel.

Zapuntel is located on the north side of the island Molat. Zapuntel is a quiet little fishing village, surrounded by lush island vegetation. In Zapuntel is Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary from the 15th century. Zapuntel port provides a safe berth and protection from strong winds. After a night in Zapuntel, in the morning sail towards the island of Ist.

DAY 3: From Zapuntel bay - island Ist - island Ilovik

Ist is a small island of Zadar archipelago, located north of the island of Molat. Ist is a hilly island, surrounded by numerous vineyards and olive groves. The only settlement on the island is Ist with about 180 inhabitants, whose number doubles during the summer. The village Ist is located in the bay Široka where is the main island port where you can moor or dock on the pier or buoys. On the other side of the island there is a bay Kosirača where is also possible anchoring. You can swim in both bays on the island. Afternoon, sail away to the island of Ilovik.

South of the island of Lošinj there is a small island Ilovik. Ilovik is known as Flower Island because almost every house on the island is adorned with oleander, eucalyptus and other herbs. Ilovik has about 85 inhabitants who are mostly engaged in agriculture, viticulture and sheep breeding, and the only village on the island is Ilovik. The village Ilovik is located in a beautiful sheltered bay on the north side of the island. The village has few restaurants and cafes, shop, post office and bakery. Ilovik is decorated with numerous beaches and bays of which the most famous is bay Paržine with a sandy beach on the southern side of the island. After a night on Ilovik, in the morning continue the route to the island of Susak.

DAY 4: From island Ilovik - island Susak - towns Mali or Veli Lošinj on island Lošinj

Susak is Northern Dalmatian island, located about 6 nm west of island of Lošinj. Susak is geologically different from all other Croatian islands, formed from layers of loess laid on limestone cliff. Susak is inhabited from Illyrian and Roman times. The island has about 150 autochthonous inhabitants who have their own folk costumes and speak a special dialect, and are mainly engaged in viticulture and tourism. The only village on the island is Susak, which consists of upper and lower villages connected by stone steps. On the island there are several restaurants, shops and a bakery. The island has a few beautiful beaches and bays, such as the famous sandy beach Spiaza on the eastern side of the island and beaches Obis and Porat on the west side of the island. After the break and swimming on the island of Susak, sail away to Mali or Veli Lošinj.

Mali Lošinj is the largest town on island of Lošinj, situated on the southern part of the island, also the largest settlement on all Adriatic islands. Mali Lošinj is the administrative, cultural and financial center of the western Kvarner. Most important branches of Mali Losinj are tourism, fishing and shipbuilding. Thanks to the beautiful nature and the environment, aromatic healing air and clear water, fantastic beaches and bays and quality infrastructure, Mali Lošinj is one of the top European tourist destinations. Mali Lošinj has two marinas, marina Lošinj and Y/C Marina, which has a large number of berths. In the city there are many restaurants, shops, bars, souvenir shops, post office, bank, etc. Mali Lošinj is adorned with beautiful bays and beaches, such as the famous Sunčana uvala.

Veli Lošinj is a village on the southern part of the island of Lošinj located about 3 km from the town of the town Mali Lošinj. Veli Lošinj is characterized by the picturesque colorful houses that surround the Veli Lošinj port, narrow streets and luxurious villas with beautiful gardens. In the village there are several restaurants and cafes, shops, currency exchange and post office. Veli Lošinj and the surrounding area have several beautiful beaches and bays among which especially concrete terraced beach of hotel Punta, pebble beach Rovenska and Krivica beach on the south of island. 5th day of your route continue towards Punta Križa.

DAY 5: From Mali or Veli Lošinj - Punta Križa bay - Town Rab on island of Rab or town Novalja on island of Pag

Punta Križa is a true natural and ecological paradise on the south part of the island Cres. Punta Križa is adorned with lavish Mediterranean vegetation and thick pine forest which are home to numerous animal species. Punta Križa has one of the most rugged coastlines on the Adriatic with lots of narrow bays that provide safe anchorage. Some of the most beautiful bays are Ul, Meli, Bijar and Veli žal. You can berth in bays Kolorat, Majiške and Jadrišćica. Punta Križa has about 60 inhabitants. Village has exchange office, shop, restaurant and cafe. Afternoon sail away to the port of Rab.

Rab is town in the central the Island of Rab, on the western side. Rab is the largest town and the administrative and governing center of the island. Rab is town of rich history and cultural heritage, and traces of life date back to the Stone Age. The old part of town Rab is surrounded by stone walls, adorned by beautiful palaces and many religious buildings of which emphasizes Rab's Cathedral with a beautiful Romanesque bell tower. In the city there are many restaurants, cafes, shops, souvenir shops etc. In Rab and the surrounding area is a large number of sandy and pebble beaches, and the most famous is sandy beach Rajska plaža, one of the world's most beautiful beaches. In the heart of the town Rab is placed ACI marina Rab with capacity of 140 berths.

Novalja is a town on the northwest coast of the island of Pag, the administrative part of the Lika - Senj County. Novalja has a long and interesting history, as evidenced by the numerous remains and sites in the city and its surroundings. Population of Novalja is mainly engaged in cattle breeding and tourism. The town has a multitude of restaurants and cafes, shops, bakeries, souvenir shops, a post office and a gas station. Novalja holds many events and festivals such as the summer fishing festivals and Novalja carnival. Novalja and the surrounding area have several beautiful sandy beaches, of which the most famous is beach Zrće, European party zone. Along the pier in Novalja port can dock only smaller boats, while larger boats can anchor at the entrance of the port, in front the northeast coast.

DAY 6: From towns of Rab or Novalja - island Olib - villages Sutomišćica or Preko on island Ugljan

After overnight in Rab or Novalja, make a trip to the island of Olib. Olib is an island on the northern part of Zadar archipelago, located near the island of Silba. Olib is inhabited from ancient times when it was called Aloip. Population of Olib is mainly engaged in olive-farming, sheep breeding and tourism. The only village on the island is Olib, located in the center of the island. In the village there are several restaurants and shop. Olib port provides a safe berth and protection from strong winds. The bays and beaches of the island Olib are ideal lure for sailors and tourists. The most famous bay Slatinica is known for its beautiful sandy beach and shallow shore suitable for children, and for anchoring are suitable bays Banvo and Sveti Nikola.

On the east coast of the island of Ugljan lies a small tourist village Sutomišćica. Sutomišćica is located in a beautiful bay, within is placed Olive Island marina. In the marina there is a restaurant, cafe and shop. Sutomišćica has several catering facilities where you can have a nice dinner.

Preko is settlement on the eastern side of the island of Ugljan, 3 nm from the city of Zadar. It is traffic and administrative center of the island Ugljan with the old parts of typical Dalmatian architecture and numerous beaches such as the famous sandy beach Jaz. In the center of Preko is a marina with 85 berths. In Preko, there are several restaurants and taverns with traditional Dalmatian dishes and wines.

DAY 7: From village Preko to town of Zadar

After returning to Zadar you have time for a tour of this beautiful city in the heart of Dalmatia. Take a walk along the main street Kalelarga, visit Zadar forum with the church of St. Donat, Zadar Cathedral of St. Anastasia, and enjoy the sound of the Sea Organ and the beautiful game of light on installation Monument to the Sun. Visit some of the many Zadar restaurants and taste the traditional fish and meat dishes of the region.

Rent a boat with or without skipper and sail away from the city of Zadar to the picturesque islands of Central Dalmatia and Kvarner. This wonderful route can be tailored to your wishes, in accordance with the possibilities and weather conditions. For any additional questions or assistance please feel free to contact us. We also suggest you to take a minute and look at our great Last Minute offer of boats for hire.

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