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Istria
Istria and Kvarner form the northern gateway to the Adriatic, where Croatian, Italian, and Slovenian waters converge within the Mediterranean basin. This sailing region combines sheltered anchorages, historic coastal towns, and a well-developed maritime infrastructure that suppo…
Istria and Kvarner form the northern gateway to the Adriatic, where Croatian, Italian, and Slovenian waters converge within the Mediterranean basin. This sailing region combines sheltered anchorages, historic coastal towns, and a well-developed maritime infrastructure that supports both bareboat and crewed yacht charters. With 714 charter yachts available across the area and 24 marinas offering everything from full-service facilities to quieter village moorings, sailors find reliable bases for both short coastal passages and longer explorations into the northern Adriatic.
The region's appeal lies in its blend of accessibility and character. Istria's limestone peninsulas and Kvarner's island-studded waters provide natural protection and varied sailing conditions, while the proximity of three countries means cultural diversity within a compact cruising ground. The established charter fleet and marina network reflect decades of sailing tourism, making logistics straightforward for those planning multi-day voyages or seasonal stays.
Beyond sailing, the area supports 47 day-charter and activity experiences, allowing visitors to combine time on the water with guided exploration of local waters, coastal villages, and maritime traditions. Whether seeking active sailing days or anchored leisure, Istria and Kvarner offer the infrastructure and natural setting to sustain both.
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The fleet
The boats
704 boats available · 24 of 704 shown
Sabina
From 1,819 € / week
SailboatFreja
From 1,819 € / week
Aria
From 2,281 € / week
Ocean Runner
From 1,212 € / week
Sofija
From 3,803 € / week
Premium
From 5,401 € / week
My Queen
Olelole
From 976 € / week
Mina
From 3,266 € / week
Silente
Cool Breeze - North Adriatic
From 8,327 € / week
Arya
Valhalla
Princess 50 Flybridge - 3 + 1 cab. - Mia - 2019
From 8,269 € / week
Popaj
Fountaine Pajot FP 44 Quatuor - 4 + 2 cab. - Sofija - 2026
From 3,544 € / week
Rebel Yell
From 1,731 € / week
Fountaine Pajot Astrea 42 - 4 + 2 cab. - Ocean Runner - 2019
From 1,500 € / week
Fountaine Pajot Astrea 42 - 4 + 2 cab. - Ocean Runner - 2019
From 1,500 € / week
Gecko
From 3,972 € / week
Fountaine Pajot Lucia 40 - 4 cab. - Stella Luna - 2017
From 1,064 € / week
Lagoon 52 F - 6 + 1 cab. - NN - 2027
From 8,812 € / week
Prestige 520 Flybridge - 3 + 1 cab. - Caprice - 2022
From 8,269 € / week
Bavaria SR36 Hard Top - Tokyo - 2023
From 4,410 € / week
Ports map
24 departure ports in this area
Each marker is a marina where your charter can start.
- Marina Punat — 233 boats
- ACI Marina Pula — 118 boats
- ACI Marina Pomer — 71 boats
- Bunarina — 67 boats
- Marina Izola — 54 boats
- Tehnomont Marina Veruda — 43 boats
- Marina Polesana — 26 boats
- Marina Lošinj — 18 boats
- Marina Vrsar — 18 boats
- Marina Medulin — 17 boats
- Marina Novi — 13 boats
- Marina Admiral — 4 boats
- Trget Port — 4 boats
- Rabac — 3 boats
- Rijeka — 3 boats
- Rovinj City Port — 3 boats
- Punat port — 2 boats
- ACI Marina Cres — 1 boat
- ACI Marina Opatija — 1 boat
- ACI Marina Rovinj — 1 boat
- Hotel Malin port — 1 boat
- Luka Njivice, Krk — 1 boat
- Mitan Marina — 1 boat
- Port Porto Re — 1 boat
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Destination guide
Everything about Istria
Overview
Istria and Kvarner form the northern gateway to the Adriatic, where Croatian, Italian, and Slovenian waters converge within the Mediterranean basin. This sailing region combines sheltered anchorages, historic coastal towns, and a well-developed maritime infrastructure that supports both bareboat and crewed yacht charters. With 714 charter yachts available across the area and 24 marinas offering everything from full-service facilities to quieter village moorings, sailors find reliable bases for both short coastal passages and longer explorations into the northern Adriatic.
The region's appeal lies in its blend of accessibility and character. Istria's limestone peninsulas and Kvarner's island-studded waters provide natural protection and varied sailing conditions, while the proximity of three countries means cultural diversity within a compact cruising ground. The established charter fleet and marina network reflect decades of sailing tourism, making logistics straightforward for those planning multi-day voyages or seasonal stays.
Beyond sailing, the area supports 47 day-charter and activity experiences, allowing visitors to combine time on the water with guided exploration of local waters, coastal villages, and maritime traditions. Whether seeking active sailing days or anchored leisure, Istria and Kvarner offer the infrastructure and natural setting to sustain both.