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A yacht charter holiday in Murter is the perfect way to explore this island, a nautical centre in Central Dalmatia. Only 6 metres away, it is connected to the mainland by a draw bridge, making it very easy to reach. A yacht charter in Murter will allow you to enjoy the island´s sandy beaches that are hidden from the crowds who flock to the larger ones. It´s strategical position - at the gate of the Kornati Nature Reserve – makes it an attractive destination for sailing enthusiasts.

Rent a boat in this Croatian city on board one of our bareboat or crewed yachts and enjoy a fantastic time sailing in Dalmatia and Croatia and around the multitude of islands that the coast offers there. Furthermore, visit stunning towns and marinas such as Biograd, Rogoznica, Trogir, Sibenik, Kornati and a host of other places in the Adriatic and the Mediterranean Seas. Also, if you feel like sailing to a new marina or town every day, you can, the coast of Croatia is all accessible by boat in a few days so don’t worry!

What to do

There is so much to do on your yacht charter in Murter. It is the main town of the island that bares the same name, which belongs to the Kornati archipelago, consisting of over 160 islands, islets and rocks. The authentic stone arched alleyways, popular and simple houses, stone walls covered with vines in the historic center, protect from oblivion the story of how it was one day: a settlement of the High Roman Empire with rich summer houses. Currently, they are witnesses of the growing number of archeological sites on the island and in the sea.

What to see

This town is exceptionally attractive to sailors for its marina and its proximity to the Kornati islands. If you're not a professional sailor, surely the beautiful sandy shores (Slanica) and temperate and clean sea will call your attention.

Ports

There are a few places on the island where you can moor the boat. Some of them are:

• Hramina Marina

This port is located on the island and has a capacity of 400 boats. It can also accommodate ships with a maximum draft of 3 meters and a maximum length of 30.

• Betina Marina

Located northeast of the island, this marina has 240 berths. Boats must have a maximum length of 30 meters and a depth of 5.

• Jezera ACI Marina

This port has 225 berths with a capacity of 5 meters deep and 25 long.

The Coastline

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This small town set on a cape, is the perfect place to begin your sailing holiday, rent boats in Zadar, around the Dalmatian coast and its islands. Though Split may be the largest town in Dalmatia, the city’s rich history goes back 3,000 years, and a yacht charter vacation is the perfect way to appreciate it.

Don’t miss out on the chance to have a great yacht charter sailing holiday in Zadar and Croatia as you sail along the Croatian and Dalmatian coasts! Sail to idyllic, secluded islands every day in Dalmatia and in the Adriatic in one of our yachts or catamarans and also don’ forget to visit memorable locations in Croatia like; Kornati, Sibenik, Dubrovnik, Krka, Biograd and wherever you wish to moor your yacht during your yacht charter sailing holiday.

Ports

The main port is great and spacious and has a wide variety of services to provide during your yacht charter. A little further away is Biograd, about 30 kilometers away, it is one of the most impressive port cities of Croatia. When you rent your crewed or bareboat yacht you have the opportunity to meet and have fun sailing Croatia. Do not hesitate and choose your sailboat, yacht or catamaran favorite and cast into the sea.

What to do in Zadar

While you enjoy your vacation on your or yacht charter in Zadar, take the opportunity to rest and to visit the most charming coastal towns of Dalmatia such as Ugliano Island and Pasman. You can also sail to the island of Osljak, it was a concentration camp during World War II. You can also see the natural beauty of the 8 national parks in Croatia, such as Krka, which surprisingly has seven falls.

What to see in Zadar

Some of the main touristic points to visit are:

The Venetian Land Gate

A famous feature is the commemorative arch, built to demonstrate the importance of this town and fort during the republic of Venetia. The design embraces the town’s leading patron, Saint Chrysogonus, and the protective shield of Saint Mark, another Venetian benefactor.

The Forum

The large square in the centre, remnants of the Roman forum where in ancient times criminals were restrained.

Church of Saint Donat

For those who want to combine their yacht charter holiday with a bit of culture, it is a great thing to visit this 9th century church, built using stones from the forum. In the 18th century it ceased to be a church and currently hosts classical music show

El alquiler de barcos en Zadar es la mejor forma de disfrutar de esta pequeña ciudad situada en un cabo, y el lugar perfecto para comenzar tus vacaciones alrededor de la costa de Dalmacia y conociendo Croacia. Y es que, aunque Split es la ciudad más grande de Dalmacia, Zadar cuenta con una rica historia que se remonta hace 3.000 años, y unas vacaciones alquilando un barco es la manera perfecta de apreciarla.

No pierdas la oportunidad de vivir unas vacaciones únicas con el alquilar de barcos en Zadar y conocer Croacia mientras navegas a lo largo de las costas de Dalmacia. Dirígete también a las idílicas islas que rodean la ciudad de Zadar o descubre otros lugares emblemáticos como Kornati, Sibenik, Dubrovnik, Krka, Biograd y amarra tu barco de alquiler en cualquiera de estos lugares para descubrir la belleza natural que les rodea. Esta ciudad portuaria se encuentra en una estrecha tierra en el mar Adriático, y está separada del continente por una extensión de agua. La ciudad se caracteriza por una interesante historia que ha sido a menudo objeto de diversas conquistas y civilizaciones como los romanos, bizantinos, croatas, franceses y austriacos. Zadar fue también capital del Reino de Dalmacia durante más de 10 años, sin embargo después de la Primera Guerra Mundial esta ciudad fue asignada a Italia, y pasada la Segunda Guerra Mundial fue Croacia quien asumió el mando de ella, y desde 1991 es una de las ciudades portuarias más importantes del país. Desde tu barco de alquiler podrás ver diferentes restos históricos de los momentos vividos en esta ciudad o viajar a la pequeña isla de Osljak, que fue un campo de concentración durante la segunda guerra Mundial o visitar uno de sus 8 parques nacionales junto a tus familiares y amigos. ¡Unos días que no olvidarás!

Puertos

El Puerto de Zadar cuenta con todas las comodidades para conocer el Adriático durante tu chárter náutico pues es de un gran tamaño y ofrece mucho espacio para tu velero, yate, catamarán o lancha. Tiene capacidad para un total de 300 embarcaciones, y además en el mismo puerto podrás conocer el órgano marino diseñado por el arquitecto Nokola Basic en 2005, el que produce música a partir del movimiento de las olas del mar, además a tan solo 30 kilómetros del puerto se encuentra una de las ciudades portuarias más bellas de Croacia: Biograd. Otra razón por la que elegir el alquiler de barc