Explore the Northern Adriatic: A Week of Sailing to Unije, Susak, Mali Lošinj, Ilovik, Rab, Cres, and Cape Kamenjak with premium boats like the Leidi 800R and Leidi 660 .
The Northern Adriatic is a true haven of unspoiled nature, turquoise waters, and charming islands, perfect for a week-long boat vacation. Explore enchanting destinations like Unije, Susak, Mali Lošinj, Ilovik, Rab, Cres, and the iconic Cape Kamenjak, and enjoy the best this part of the Adriatic has to offer. Whether you’re seeking tranquility, adventure, or cultural exploration, this route will meet all your expectations. Explore the northern part of the Adriatic Sea and try anchoring overnight. Let your next adventure begin with rent a boat in Pula and Higanas Boats.
Unije Island Charter Escape: Clear Water and Natural Beauty
Unije is the westernmost inhabited island of Croatia. It is a true paradise for those seeking peace and relaxation. Crystal-clear waters, pristine nature, and the complete absence of cars make Unije the perfect destination for unwinding. A special attraction for active holidaymakers is the opportunity to explore the entire island by bicycle. Since there are no cars, most roads are still unpaved, offering a unique experience of cycling through nature. On Unije, you can also enjoy beautiful coves, perfect for swimming and diving.
Sailing to Susak Island by Boat: A Hidden Paradise of Sandy Beaches
Susak is known for its sandy beaches and unique landscape. This island offers two main beaches that are ideal for families with children due to the shallow and warm sea. In addition to enjoying the beaches, Susak is famous for its blackberry-lined paths that lead across the island, allowing visitors to explore its natural beauty. The island is a true gem for those seeking untouched destinations.
Ilovik Island by Charter: A Blooming Paradise with Stunning Beaches
Ilovik, known as the “Island of Flowers,” captivates visitors with its rich flora. Almost every house on the island is surrounded by floral gardens, while tall eucalyptus trees contribute to the island’s special atmosphere. The island is home to several beautiful beaches, including Vela and Mala Draga, Parkna, Pržine, and Sićadrija. Ilovik is perfect for relaxing, swimming, and enjoying the picturesque Mediterranean landscape.
Mali Lošinj by Boat: History and Beaches
Mali Lošinj is the largest settlement on the island of Lošinj and is the cultural center of the region. This charming town is known for its rich history, picturesque harbor, and warm atmosphere. The surroundings of Mali Lošinj offer numerous beaches to suit various tastes – from pebble beaches like Zlatna and Srebrna bays, to hidden rocky coves such as Kadin, Valdarke, and Borik. Don’t miss visiting Čikat Bay, known for its beauty and family-friendly amenities.
Explore Rab by Boat: The Island of Happiness
Rab is an island known for its 30 sandy beaches and numerous picturesque coves that will take your breath away. This island rightfully carries the nickname “the island of happiness.” In addition to enjoying the beaches, explore the historical center of Rab’s old town, visit the Rab Cake House, and hike to the highest point on the island, Kamenjak, which reaches 408 meters above sea level. If you’re interested in historical stories, don’t miss Goli Otok, located just 5 km from Rab. This infamous political prison camp from the Yugoslav era now serves as a reminder of the past, offering insight into historical events.
Sailing Cres: Explore Hidden Coves and Rich Heritage
Cres is an island known for its unspoiled nature, stunning beaches, and rich history. The main settlement on the island, the town of Cres, is a true Mediterranean jewel with its narrow streets, historic churches, and charming restaurants. One of the most famous beaches on the island is Sveti Ivan, located in a secluded cove that delights visitors with its untouched beauty. Due to its inaccessibility, the beach is never crowded, even during peak tourist season, making it an ideal spot for a peaceful retreat.
Cape Kamenjak Sailing Route: Natural Paradise in Istria
Located at the southernmost point of the Istrian Peninsula, Cape Kamenjak is a true natural paradise. Lonely Planet once listed it as one of the most desirable locations for a secluded Mediterranean retreat. The coastline of Cape Kamenjak is full of hidden coves, small islands, and beaches, mostly rocky, with flat rocks ideal for sunbathing and high cliffs perfect for jumping into the sea. The most famous coves are Velika and Mala Kolumbarica, which feature caves underneath, and Portić Cove. Above Mala Kolumbarica Cove, you’ll find Safari Bar, the perfect place to take a break with a refreshing drink after a day spent in the sun and sea. A unique feature of this area is the dinosaur fossils, with preserved footprints found on the small island of Fenoliga and the Grakalovac Peninsula.
Complete your experience by renting a SUP and enjoy sunbathing, paddling, and relaxing on the crystal-clear sea.
Choose Higanas Boats and enjoy sailing on award-winning locally crafted boats like the Leidi 800R and Leidi 660. Boat rentals are available daily, giving you the flexibility to plan your trip at your convenience. The rental includes a variety of amenities such as free Wi-Fi, bed linens, towels, and kitchen essentials, ensuring a seamless and carefree experience. Throughout your journey, you’ll have the assistance of a professional team, ensuring a safe and relaxed sailing adventure.
Get ready for an adventure and rent a charter in Pula with Higanas Boats.
Sailing distances:
- Pula – Cres: 2.5 hours
- Pula – Unije / Susak: 2 hours
- Unije – Susak / Lošinj: 25 min
- Lošinj / Susak – Ilovik: 20 min
- Ilovik – Silba / Premuda: 1 hour
- Premuda – Dugi Otok: 2 hours
- Premuda / Sila – Kornati: 3.5 hours
- Dugi Otok – Kornati: 1.5 hours
- Kornati – Zadar: 1.5 hours
- Zadar – Silba: 1.5 hours