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Croatia is the densest island-cluster in the Mediterranean: 1,244 islands, islets and reefs along 1,777 km of coastline, with sheltered cruising between them and a working network of marinas every 8–15 NM. From the south (Split, Hvar, Korčula, Dubrovnik) to the north (Istria, Kvarner, the Kornati National Park), the runs are short, the bays are deep, and most passages are achievable for crews with one sailing season behind them. Charter fleet skews toward 45–55 ft monohulls and 40–47 ft catamarans, with a smaller crewed motor-yacht and gulet segment. Best months are May–June and September — meltemi-free, water 22–24 °C, fewer boats in popular anchorages, and prices 25–35% below the August peak. Bora can drop into Kvarner in shoulder season; the captain reads the forecast and reroutes south.

When you sail in Spain, you have a lot of freedom and choices. One day you're anchored in a calm cove with turquoise water, and the next you're exploring a busy marina full of music, food, and culture. Spain has sailing routes for all kinds of travelers, from the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean to the Canary Islands in the Atlantic. You can have a relaxing or exciting vacation on a luxury catamaran, a modern sailing yacht, a fast motor yacht, or a fully crewed mega yacht. You can swim, snorkel, and sunbathe in hidden bays, eat tapas in seaside towns, or explore landscapes that have been shaped by history and volcanoes. You can relax on board and explore on land when you charter a yacht in Spain.

Turkey is a perfect blend of ancient history, vivid culture, and spectacular coastline. A Turkey yacht charter takes you from secluded bays to ruined sanctuaries, from buzzing harbors to untouched nature. Onboard a luxury catamaran, sailing yacht, motor yacht or mega yacht, you’ll explore blue-water anchorages and enjoy authentic Turkish hospitality. Check our Turkey sailing routes and begin planning your Mediterranean yacht holiday today.