This document summarizes a sailing trip along the coast of Croatia in 2014. It describes several ports of call along the route, including the islands of Brac, Vis, Lastovo, Mljet, and the city of Dubrovnik. It also provides details on the boat options, costs for chartering three boats for different group sizes and durations, and recommends dates for the sailing season and when to pay deposits.

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2. THE COUNTRY

5. Plitvice
Lakes
Trogi
r

6. THE ROUTE

8. MILNA island Brac
Milna - the place on the western coast of the
island, located in the cove of the same name.
Owing to many hills surrounding Milna, its
harbour is protected from all winds except from
pleaeant summer mistrels, so it is the best
natural harbour on the island. Therefore the ACI
MARINA is located there. As a part of ACI
marina, there is a 100 years shipyard that has
been renewed and now bears a name of ACI
BRODOREMONT - MILNA. Beautiful coves with
sand and gravel beaches stretch along the coast
(Pasika, Lucice, Osibova, Maslinova). There is a
marvellous swimming beach in the cove Vlaska.

10. Vis is an island in the central Dalmatia
with area of about 90 km2. Limestone
crests hils are covered with macchia
and fertile valleys, covered with red
soils and interspersed with sand
dunes, are cultivated with vines. The
main settlements on the island are Vis
and Komiza. Good quality
accommodation in hotels or private
apartments, unpolluted environment
with the crystal clear sea and marine
scenery as well as the local specialities
- seafood from the cleanest part of the
Adriatic, various sports and recreation
opportunities, they all constitute the
offer for your vacation on Vis

12. Green island in the midst of the blue
Adriatic open sea, surrounded by
numerous small silver islands. An island
and archipelago that like by a miracle
escaped the blessings of civilization.
Lastovo. Maybe the last piece of the
former Mediterranean Homer came and
Lord Byron took his inspiration from.
Lastovo means a vacation in harmony
with untouched nature, a vacation in the
ambience of traditional architecture, a
vacation where you will enjoy healthy
and fresh island food from the fields and
the crystal-clear sea, a vacation with
wine already drunk by the roman
emperors.

14. MLJET
The island of Mljet is situated in the
southern Dalmatian archipelago. The
landscape of the island seems to justify
the opinion of those who think of it as of
the «enchanted island» where Ulysses
was captured by charming Calypso. 90%
of the area of the national park is covered
with forest. Its relief is characterized by
ranges of limestone elevations and
numerous karst valleys and fields.

16. DUBROVNIK
Upon the legend it was established by refugees
from Epidaurus (today’s town of Cavtat) in the 7th
century. They were running from the invasion of
the Avares and Slaves and stopped on the small
stone island of Laus. On the opposite side of that
island, on the coast, developed the Slavic
settlement, which was named Dubrovnik due to
rich woods. The great powers in the history
acknowledged the sovereignty of Dubrovnik: the
Byzantium, Venice, Croat-Hungary, the Turks.
With an intelligent diplomacy Dubrovnik
succeeded to preserve its liberty and internal
independence and developed into one of the
greatest maritime, commercial and cultural
centres, especially in the 15th and 16th century.

18. KORCULA
The greenest, most independent and
most interesting of Croatia's 1,000 or
so islands, Korcula was a favourite
Greek holiday spot over 2,000 years
ago. Very much a law unto itself - as
you might expect from a community
that resisted the sieges of centuries -
Korcula town is a mini-fortress
enclosed with honey-coloured stone
walls that contain hidden treasures,
from icons to Tiepolos, as well as
architectural delights in every narrow,
cobbled street.

20. This is Hvar, town of many colors and
shapes. Situated on the island Hvar, center
of Adriatic Sea where the cultures meet.
Located in the country called Croatia, known
for its natural beauty and diversitiestime.
Across the island there are many colorful
villages and towns of which town of Hvar
stands out as center with its medieval
Venetian architecture..

22. THE BOATS

26. LAGOON 400 (2010)

29. THE COST

30. Beneteau Oceanis 37
– @ 4 passengers
– 14 days = $ 1,615.00 per person
– $ 115.00 per day
– @ 6 passengers
– 14 days = $ 1,077.00 per person
– $ 77.00 per day

31. Beneteau Oceanis 43
– @ 6 passengers
– 14 days = $ 1,589.00 per person
– $ 113.55 per day

32. Sun Odyssey 49i
– @ 8 passengers
– 14 days = $ 1,635.00 per person
– $ 116.00 per day

33. THE DATES

34. SAILING
• mid May – end of June
• beginning September to mid October
• DEPOSIT
• end November 2013
– Early bird yacht charter
– Early bird airfares

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