Kornati Islands Yacht Charters
Welcome to Kornati Islands! Great choice of boats!
Great choice of bases!
Our aim here at STN
Yacht Charters is to ensure you have a great holiday. By
working with carefully selected local charter companies we have been delivering
high quality yacht charter holidays since 2003
We have a great selection of monohulls and catamarans in the Kornati Islands yacht charter area. Boats available from; Zadar; Biograd; Drage; Murter; Pirovac; Rogoznica; Skradin; Sukosan and Sibenik
Choose one this years new boats for the ultimate
charter experience. Or for those on a budget you can opt for a boat from a
keenly priced economy fleet
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Kornati Islands Charter Area
This charter area
lies on the Adriatic Sea and includes the islands of; Dugi Otok;
Murter; Zlarin; Kaprije and Zirje. The area is also home to the
renowned Krka Falls at Skradin on the mainland
Kornati Islands Anchorage
• Season •
The season runs from mid-April through to the end of October. The first three weeks of August can be considered peak season. There's a lot to be said for considering the "shoulder" season from mid-May to mid-June, and September through to mid-October. Why? It's very much cheaper. You will avoid the crush of high/peak season. The weather is still very pleasant and there is a better chance of wind and some great sailing
• Weather • Climate • Wind •
The Kornati Islands has hot, moderately dry summers and mild, wet winters,
which can occasionally feel cold, because of the strong northern
wind bura. It receives more than 2,600 sunshine hours annually. July
is the hottest month, with an average high temperature around 29°C
(84°F)
You can see fuller details on the climate of Kornati Islands here
• Marine Wildlife •
You can expect to see dolphins. Whenever I sail in the Med I'm
always bumping into them! Well not literally of course but the boat
is often surrounded by a pod jumping alongside and diving under the
bow
Other species that can be found in the Mediterranean Sea include; fin whales, sperm whales, grey sperm whales, pilot whales, Cuvier’s beaked whales, bottlenose dolphins, striped dolphins, common dolphins and loggerhead turtles
In the picture, clockwise from the top left; Common Dolphins, Mediterranean Monk Seal, Sperm Whale and last but not least a Loggerhead Turtle
• Two Week Charter •
Embark from
Marina Tankerkomerc, Zadar [Click on the pic for more images of this yacht charter itinerary]
Day 1: Join the boat in Zadar
Day 2: Zadar - Biograd, the
"white town on the sea" with a delightful promenade and restaurants
serving great food.
Day 3: Biograd - Murter, a small island
separated from the mainland by a small channel which has a bridge
which opens to let yachts through but only for 30 minutes each day
at 09.00 and 17.00 so plan ahead. Here you can sample some of the
islands famous olive oil.
Day 4: Murter - Kaprije and it's
lovely harbour. Fresh bread is delivered to the quay at 09.00.
Day 5: Kaprije - Skradin and the Krka Falls. These renowned
falls are well worth a visit and their beauty can be seen from the
many walking routes.
Day 6: Skradin - Zlarin which known as
the 'Golden Island' because of its unspoilt beauty. The island is
tiny and only has one small village
Day 7: Zlarin - Primosten
is the the most southerly point you can reach in two weeks, It's a
lovely spot on the Adriatic coast famous for its vineyards, the Mala
Raduca beach and it's busy nightlife.
Day 8: Primosten -
Zirje
Day 9: Zirje - Zut is an uninhabited island and the
village of Katina is an unspoilt beauty. The passage between Katina
and Dugi Otok is only 100m wide and 2m deep whereas if you enter on
the south side of the island through the Vela Provesa channel its
500m wide and much deeper
Day 10: Zut - Sali, a good spot to
re-provision the boat. There's also shore power and water available.
The nearby picturesque Telascica Nature Park is worth a visit
Day 11: Sali - Veli Liz, where you will find great beaches and
the home of some of Croatia's pottery producers.
Day 12: Veli
Liz - Brbinj is a quaint little town with just three traditional
restaurants to choose from. It also has some great ruins to explore.
Day 13: Brbinj - Soliscica on Dugi Otok provides a night at
anchor under the stars surrounded by a stunning landscape.
Day 14: Soliscica - Zadar
Day 15: Disembark in the morning
See more itineraries for the Kornati Islands yacht charter area
here
• Charter Bases •
• Zadar •
Port of Zadar
Zadar Airport (ZAD) is just 14 km away, a twenty minute taxi ride
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Embark from Marina Tankerkomerc, Zadar [Click on the pic for more images of this yacht charter itinerary]
Day 1: Join the boat in Zadar
Day 2: Zadar - Biograd, the "white town on the sea" with a delightful promenade and restaurants serving great food.
Day 3: Biograd - Murter, a small island separated from the mainland by a small channel which has a bridge which opens to let yachts through but only for 30 minutes each day at 09.00 and 17.00 so plan ahead. Here you can sample some of the islands famous olive oil.
Day 4: Murter - Kaprije and it's lovely harbour. Fresh bread is delivered to the quay at 09.00.
Day 5: Kaprije - Skradin and the Krka Falls. These renowned falls are well worth a visit and their beauty can be seen from the many walking routes.
Day 6: Skradin - Zlarin which known as the 'Golden Island' because of its unspoilt beauty. The island is tiny and only has one small village
Day 7: Zlarin - Primosten is the the most southerly point you can reach in two weeks, It's a lovely spot on the Adriatic coast famous for its vineyards, the Mala Raduca beach and it's busy nightlife.
Day 8: Primosten - Zirje
Day 9: Zirje - Zut is an uninhabited island and the village of Katina is an unspoilt beauty. The passage between Katina and Dugi Otok is only 100m wide and 2m deep whereas if you enter on the south side of the island through the Vela Provesa channel its 500m wide and much deeper
Day 10: Zut - Sali, a good spot to re-provision the boat. There's also shore power and water available. The nearby picturesque Telascica Nature Park is worth a visit
Day 11: Sali - Veli Liz, where you will find great beaches and the home of some of Croatia's pottery producers.
Day 12: Veli Liz - Brbinj is a quaint little town with just three traditional restaurants to choose from. It also has some great ruins to explore.
Day 13: Brbinj - Soliscica on Dugi Otok provides a night at anchor under the stars surrounded by a stunning landscape.
Day 14: Soliscica - Zadar
Day 15: Disembark in the morning
See more itineraries for the Kornati Islands yacht charter area here
• Charter Bases •
• Zadar •
Port of Zadar
Zadar Airport (ZAD) is just 14 km away, a twenty minute taxi ride
Get a quote for your yacht charter here. Or contact us by email or WhatsApp