While Croatia can certainly make an excellent family vacation or group trip destination, for that type of trip you may be better off either renting a house/apartment or chartering a sailing yacht.

My family spent $7,700 chartering a four-bedroom private yacht to island hop in Croatia for a week. We had our own captain and loved getting to personalize our itinerary to visit underrated spots.

Some tours will dock at the islands, while others will simply sail around them and let passengers admire their beauty from the boat deck. Recent travelers who sailed the Adriatic can't say enough ...

You're gliding over crystal-clear turquoise waters, a salty breeze in your hair, the sun warming your skin, and ancient ...

Whether you’re seeking laid-back island-hopping or the trip of a lifetime, these voyages are tailor-made for two.

The Old City's port has endless identikit stalls offering glass bottom boat trips and the ethos seems to be a simple one: stack the punters high. In their favour, they're quick, at just 45 minutes ...

All the yachts and catamarans that operate on Sail Croatia’s Private Yacht Tours are part of the Green Sail Footprint Program and have their Co2e emissions measured. Additionally, all Skippers o ...

Zadar makes a great base for exploring some of Croatia’s most dramatic and varied landscapes. Devote today to a boat trip to Kornati National Park, comprising some 98 wild and rocky uninhabited ...

Chartering a yacht to explore Croatia cost us about $7,700, but the luxury and privacy made the cost well worth it.Tammy Barr ...