Yacht charter
Last updated on 8 April 2025
Located in the center of Croatia's Adriatic coast, Marina Sangulin is a perfect destination for your next cruise with your family or as a couple. Yacht charter in Biograd will allow you not only to discover the Kornati National Park, but also to explore the countless coves, beaches, charming ports, gulfs and marinas that embellish this region of Croatia.
A stop at the Sangulin Marina
Are you planning to go on a cruise during your next vacation? Come and discover the Croatian coast, one of the most indented in the Mediterranean, from the side of your pleasure boat. You will be fascinated by the diversity of the landscape hauled in by the Adriatic Sea, alternating between dizzying cliffs and white sandy beaches. But before leaving Sangulin marina, don't forget to try the famous "Scampi alla Buzara" or "risotto", local specialties from Biograd, in one of the countless restaurants. You can then adjust your course for the paradise islands of the Konarti archipelago!
The Kornati National Park
It is difficult to opt for a yacht charter in Croatia without visiting one of the 147 deserted islands and islets of the breathtaking Kornati archipelago. Located to the south of the island of Dugi otok, these islands are ideal for organized excursions, whether you're on your own, with your family or with friends. Dive into the splendid turquoise waters or discover the diversity of the fauna and flora of these islands, such as the peregrine falcon, the eagle owl, lizards, snakes, etc. History buffs can also explore the archaeological remains of an Illyrian village. Biograd, Zadar and Split On the way back, take the opportunity to stop off in the coastal towns of Zadar and Split, which are characterized by their varied beach atmospheres. These are the ideal destinations for lovers of partying at the side of the boat. There are in fact plenty of restaurants, cafés, clubs and discos, particularly on the magnificent Bacvice Bay in Split. Are you fascinated by history? Visit the town of Biograd and admire the residence of the kings of Croatia, which was subjugated by Venice from the 12th century.