Croatia often comes up as one of the dream destinations for experienced sailors. While a majority of new ASA students mention the British Virgin Islands as their desired destination it is almost as if the moment sailors become confident in their bareboat skills they graduate to dreaming of Croatia and sailing the Adriatic Sea.
Croatia is rich with culture and has an abundance of anchorages with hundreds of tiny islands dotting the coast. Friendly locals and a rich sailing history make Croatia a coveted spot for a European sailing vacation. You will need an International Proficiency Certificate to sail in many parts of Europe so you’ll want to check with your charter company. Take a look at ASA school Adriatic Sailing Academy to help you plan your Croatia Sailing Adventure.
International Proficiency Certificate
This certificate is mandatory when chartering in most European / Mediterranean waters. It serves as proof of bareboat charter competency for Mediterranean chartering companies, many of whom require the proficiency information displayed in a different format than the ASA Log Book.
Read about flotillas in Croatia with Sea Safaris and Captain Jean “John” De Keyser. They have shared a three-part journey with ASA readers to help you get acquainted with the region.
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