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7 Day Agana Sailing Itinerary – Northern Islands

Set sail on an enchanting week-long adventure to Croatia’s Northern Islands, where history, natural beauty, and tranquil waters converge. This itinerary takes you through secluded bays, picturesque towns, and the breathtaking Kornati National Park, offering the perfect balance of relaxation and exploration.

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7 Day Agana Sailing Itinerary – Southern Islands

Embarking on a 7-day itinerary of the Southern Islands from Agana is a voyage through the heart of Croatia’s coastal charm. Each day offers a unique blend of history, nature, and local flavors, from the tranquil bays of Šolta to the bustling streets of Hvar. Sail through turquoise waters to discover secluded beaches, charming fishing towns, and vibrant culinary scenes.

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14 Day Agana Sailing Itinerary – to Dubrovnik and back

Embark on a 14-day journey from Agana to Dubrovnik and back, exploring Croatia’s most iconic destinations. This extended 14 day Croatia itinerary takes you through picturesque islands, historic towns, and breathtaking natural wonders, offering the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. From hidden bays to vibrant coastal cities, every stop on your itinerary reveals a new facet of Croatia’s stunning Adriatic coast.

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Agana Yacht Charter Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the best place to sail in Agana?

Sailing from Agana is a journey into a world where natural beauty, rich culture, and endless adventure converge. With over 30 islands along Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast to choose from, every day on the water is an opportunity for discovery.

Begin your voyage in Šešula Bay, a peaceful cove just 12 miles from our base, which offers the perfect anchorage for easing into life at sea. From there, set a course for Vis, an island steeped in military history, or venture to Lastovo Nature Park to experience truly untouched nature and starry skies. For those who seek secluded tranquillity, the rare sandy shores of Saplunara Bay on Mljet are a must-see.

Ready for a bit more energy? Dubrovnik and Hvar deliver in style, with historic fortresses and buzzing nightlife. And for a more relaxed stop, you’ll be charmed by Ston’s ancient walls and world-famous oysters, or Korčula, the birthplace of Marco Polo.

What are the best things to do in Agana?

There’s something for everyone on an Agana yacht charter, whether you’re here to relax or explore.

For nature lovers, Mljet National Park’s saltwater lakes and Lastovo’s starry skies offer peace and tranquillity. History buffs will enjoy walking the walls of Dubrovnik, exploring the Roman ruins of Solin, or visiting Korčula’s medieval old town.

Food and wine are central to life on the Dalmatian Coast. Taste oysters in Ston, enjoy Zinfandel wine at Vis’ historic wineries, or dine at waterfront restaurants in Šešula Bay. In Hvar, discover lavender fields and sip wine aged under the sea.

Want more adventure? Snorkel at Saplun Beach, kayak in Vinogradišće Bay, or explore hidden coves and quiet beaches near Agana all along the route.

When is the best time of year to visit Agana?

The best time to sail from Agana is between April and October, when Croatia enjoys warm, sunny days and calm seas.

The peak season in July and August offers the liveliest atmosphere, with busy marinas, festivals, and nightlife in places like Hvar and Dubrovnik. For a quieter experience, sail in May, June, or September, when the weather is still fantastic but the crowds are smaller.

Note that charters are not available from mid-November to March, as many marinas and facilities close during winter. If you’re looking for a winter escape, explore our yacht charter destinations, including the Caribbean and South Pacific.

What are the sailing conditions in Agana like?

Agana offers some of the best sailing conditions in the Mediterranean. Expect calm seas, minimal tidal range (around 2 feet), and line-of-sight navigation between islands, making it ideal for both beginners and experienced sailors.

During summer, enjoy average temperatures of 79°F to 86°F (26°C to 30°C) with winds of 10 to 20 knots, ideal for relaxed cruising. The most common wind is the Pulenat, and while the Bura (north-easterly) can occasionally bring stronger gusts, it’s usually short-lived.

Mooring is well-organised, with buoys, marinas, and protected bays throughout the Dalmatian Coast. Learn more about useful sailing information for Agana, including tips on mooring, weather, and cruising permits.

How much does a yacht charter in Agana cost?

Your Agana yacht charter is a bespoke experience, tailored to your every preference. No two adventures are ever the same, and your pricing will be a reflection of the precise holiday you’ve curated. Here’s what can influence your final quote:

  • Charter Type: Choose a bareboat and take the helm yourself, hire a skipper for some extra guidance, or go completely bespoke with a fully crewed yacht for the ultimate in comfort and service.
  • Yacht style: Our fleet is designed to meet your every need. Set sail on a high-performance monohull, a spacious sailing catamaran, or a power catamaran that’s perfect for groups and celebrations.
  • Trip length: Most charters run for 7 to 14 days, but we’ll work with you to customise the duration to suit your plans.
  • Travel season: Pricing varies depending on whether you choose to sail during the bustling high season or the quieter months with equally brilliant sailing conditions.
  • Extras: Final costs may include fuel, mooring fees, and provisioning. Water toys and special requests can also be added for a truly elevated experience.

Ready to set sail? Build your personalised quote or explore more about sailing charters in Croatia to plan your ideal getaway.

How long does it take to sail Agana?

Whether you’re planning a quick escape or a two-week voyage, Agana is the ideal place to begin your Croatian sailing adventure. Most guests find that 7 to 14 days offers just the right balance. Time to explore nearby islands like Hvar and Brač, visit national parks such as Krka or Mljet, and enjoy quiet anchorages along the Dalmatian Coast.

Prefer something shorter or more adventurous? Choose from a variety of 7-day sailing and power itineraries, or embark on a 14-day Agana to Dubrovnik and back journey for the full experience. Explore our Agana itineraries to plan the perfect trip for your pace and style.

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Scott Stewart St Lucia

Boat was perfect. Lene (base mgr) and staff were excellent. Sailing and adventures were amazing. Couldn’t ask for more!

Richard Anton St Martin

Excellent front office service. Marina dock crew best seen to date! Especially Pasqel! Our catamaran (Sagitta) operated perfectly.

Lisa Chang Zea

Great boat, excellent service, beautiful place to sail.

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