Croatia is a recommended tourist destination, especially for pleasure travelers. The northern part of Croatia, from Pula to Zadar, is remarkable for the beauty of its nature and allows for many nautical activities thanks to the sea and its beautiful beaches.
Pula, a veritable open-air museum
Located in the north of Croatia, the city of Pula is distinguished by its rich historical heritage dating back to Roman times. This capital of Istria is endowed with a picturesque charm and boasts a magnificent natural setting, numerous monuments and a jagged coastline surrounded by crystal-clear water. The Temple of Augustus, the Gate of Hercules and the Triumphal Arch of Sergijevac are just some of the sites to be discovered with enthusiasm in Pula.
As well as leisure, if music lovers are satisfied with the many concerts in the city, food lovers will be delighted to discover the culinary specialties in the restaurants of Pula. Yacht charter in northern Croatia also offers you the opportunity to enjoy a scuba dive or a getaway in the heart of nature.
The islands of Krk, Pag and Losinj
The island of Krk is the largest and most populated of Croatia's islands. Bathed in a Mediterranean atmosphere, Krk remains the ideal point of departure for reaching Baska Bay, where the country's most beautiful beach is located. With a surface area of 284 km2, the island of Pag also promises a dream vacation all year round. Renowned for its wine and sheep's cheese, the island of Pag is the vacation destination par excellence in Croatia. Finally, there is Losinj, which, with its sunny Mediterranean climate, will appeal to even the most demanding vacationers.
Zadar and its places of interest
Zadar, a magnificent city on the Adriatic, is located in the north of Dalmatia. The city is full of religious monuments and other interesting sites such as its 16th-century defensive gate. Welcoming more than 150,000 tourists every year, this city has many tourist attractions such as the Great Water Organ and the Greeting to the Sun parterre.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 16 |
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| Average price per week | $5,242 |
| Minimum weekly price | $2,898 |
| Maximum price per week | $8,110 |