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When you’re not going out on a boat in Split, be sure to enjoy some of the top activities in the town. Walk around Diocletian's Palace to get a glimpse into the ancient Roman empire. It’s right in the heart of old town and is open within the city - there’s no entry or fee that you have to pay to experience it. here
Some great boating events in Split to enjoy if you happen to be there at the same time include sailing regattas like Finn Masters European Championship organized by the Split Sailing Club and the Mrduja Regatta held by the Labud Sailing Club. The races are fun events to attend as a spectator, where you can watch impressive sailing teams competing for first place. more
If you prefer to explore nearby islands and cruise at a faster pace, rent a motor yacht while you’re in Split. These luxurious vessels are the perfect option for a day of exploring in style. Have a captain take you to hidden beaches and other secret spots in Split on a motor yacht charter. If you want to spend more than a day, consider booking a sleep aboard or houseboat for an entire week on your own private vessel. Charter a boat or book a boat tour and visit the nearby cities of Makarska, Sumartin, Korčula, Bol, Hvar, Supetar, Trogir, Betina, and Šibenik.
For active and sporty travelers visiting Split, renting a kayak or stand-up paddleboard is a must.Paddle sports in Croatia are an excellent way to explore the beautiful coastline and get a workout in during your vacation. Book a guided kayak tour or rent one on your own while staying in Split.
Another historical sight to visit while in Split is the Cathedral of Saint Domnius. It’s a cathedral dedicated to the patron saint of Split, and it was constructed in 305 CE. more
If you want to rent a boat in Split or Trogir, check motor boats in our offer. We can offer various types of boats for day hire or weekly charter. If you are unexperienced skipper or you don’t have your boat licence we can offer you skipper service. Also, we can deliver boat to any location in Split region like Brac, Hvar, Solta, Primosten or Omiš. For water sports, we have various types of sport equipment to offer. All boats are in great shape and also they are refurbished every year.
For more informations about our boats please visit our main page for boat charter: MAYER CHARTER
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Apart from Split, Click&Boat also offers boats in other beautiful destinations in Croatia:
But the most famous export item throughout Brač's history has always been limestone, from which many famous buildings are made. It is said that even the White House in Washington, DC, is made from limestone from here. Also on the island is the famous Zlatni Rat beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in all Croatia, which stretches along a 500-meter peninsula! However, the beach is extremely crowded during the summer months, so it is recommended to visit this particular beach during the low season, or enjoy your day at the beach from the deck of your own boat!
If you choose to explore the west coast of the island instead, the town of Komiza is a good alternative. The coastal community is beautifully situated in a bay between the crystal clear sea and the slopes of Mount Hum. Komiza has been a fishing village since the 14th century and still has strong links with fishing. If you want to try a traditional seafood dish from the region, we recommend Konoba Barba and Konoba Bako. more
The marina is one of the most beautiful in Croatia and you can easily get from the tiny island to Hvar by a sea taxi that runs until 11 pm. If, on the other hand, you want total flexibility, it is of course also possible to dock directly in Hvar town's port. [links]
On the way back, a stop on the island of Hvar is, in principle, a must. The distance between Korcula and Hvar is 32 nautical miles and one of the most beautiful sailing routes in Croatia. As you approach Hvar, we recommend mooring your boat at Marina Palmizana, located on a small island just outside the town. here
A visit to Korcula is also not complete without tasting the local seafood. A stop at one of the region's vineyards is also an experience not to be missed! [links]
Spending a week or more on the Adriatic Sea is a lifetime memory that you can’t put the price on. There are numerous spectacular places to visit, so wherever you decide to go you won’t regret it. The most popular and interesting route is a one-way route from Split to Dubrovnik. It includes visiting places like Hvar, Korcula, National Park Mljet and the Pearl of Adriatic – Dubrovnik. [links]
The most popular and requested day tour is the Blue Cave and 5 island tour. On this tour, you get to experience the natural phenomenon of the Blue Cave on Biševo Island, Vis, Budikovac, Paklinski, and Hvar. The experienced skipper can show you sunken old ships, American bomber plane remaining’s from World War II, home of the endangered monk seals and filming locations of TV shows like Mama Mia. If you’re lucky enough, you can expect to experience dolphin watching during the tour. Skipper always gives his best to find a way to meet them and does shortstop so you can take amazing photos and enjoy the moment. here
Dalmatian’s long history of sailing proves that whether you are an amateur or professional you have plenty of opportunities to explore the coastline.
Courses are also available to improve your skills. If you have the skills to manage sailing on your own there are many licensed agencies available for you to rent your own boat according to your desires. But with the help of a skipper, it allows you to enjoy your free time all while taking the most spectacular pictures.
Getting away from the beaten path from the comfort and luxury of your own private boat is what unforgettable Croatian adventures are all about. more