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Kornati
Kornati is a sailing destination in Croatia, comprising an archipelago of over 140 islands and islets scattered across the Adriatic Sea. The area has emerged as one of Europe's premier cruising grounds, offering sheltered anchorages, clear waters, and a mix of inhabited settleme…
Kornati is a sailing destination in Croatia, comprising an archipelago of over 140 islands and islets scattered across the Adriatic Sea. The area has emerged as one of Europe's premier cruising grounds, offering sheltered anchorages, clear waters, and a mix of inhabited settlements and uninhabited coves. The region supports a mature charter fleet of nearly 2,1938 yachts and 28 marinas, making it accessible for both bareboat and crewed sailing across a range of vessel types and experience levels.
The Kornati islands themselves are largely protected within a national park, creating a distinctive sailing environment where exploration centers on natural beauty and maritime heritage rather than developed tourism infrastructure. The landscape is characterized by limestone formations, sparse vegetation, and a network of passages that reward careful navigation and local knowledge. This geography has shaped a sailing culture focused on seamanship, anchoring technique, and self-sufficiency.
Beyond the water, the destination offers around 70 day-charter and activity options, allowing sailors to extend their experience beyond passages and anchorages. These range from guided excursions to cultural and culinary encounters in nearby coastal towns. The combination of a substantial charter fleet, distributed marina network, and curated experiences reflects Kornati's position as an established sailing destination with infrastructure built to support extended cruising rather than quick visits.
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The fleet
The boats
1938 boats available · 24 of 1938 shown
Negroni
From 5,008 € / week
Zeta
From 2,222 € / week
Artemis
From 2,274 € / week
Amelia
From 2,222 € / week
Nor
From 2,441 € / week
Nemo
From 1,978 € / week
Sinata
From 19,804 € / week
Sonea
From 6,050 € / week
Meea
From 1,977 € / week
Gioia
From 1,782 € / week
Catamarino
From 3,736 € / week
First Ride
From 1,333 € / week
First Heartbeat
From 1,490 € / week
Paola
From 1,637 € / week
Yolo
From 2,022 € / week
Goldeneye
From 15,552 € / week
Stella
From 1,502 € / week
Prewi
From 37,893 € / week
First Care
From 2,272 € / week
Alibaba
From 23,063 € / week
Panos
From 3,746 € / week
Ugly Duck
From 3,781 € / week
Lady Amanda
Premium +
From 34,570 € / week
Ports map
28 departure ports in this area
Each marker is a marina where your charter can start.
- D-Marin Marina Mandalina — 307 boats
- Marina Kornati — 303 boats
- D-Marin Dalmacija Marina — 244 boats
- Bibinje — 226 boats
- Marina Kremik — 218 boats
- Marina Frapa — 163 boats
- Marina Zadar — 137 boats
- Marina Hramina — 81 boats
- Marina Drage — 74 boats
- ACI Marina Skradin — 58 boats
- ACI Marina Vodice — 38 boats
- D-Marin Borik — 19 boats
- Marina Betina — 19 boats
- ACI Marina Jezera — 13 boats
- Marina Pirovac — 13 boats
- D-Marin Tribunj Marina — 9 boats
- Marina Nautika Murter — 4 boats
- Marina Šangulin — 2 boats
- ACI Marina Šimuni — 1 boat
- Betina Port — 1 boat
- Bilice Port — 1 boat
- Kukljica — 1 boat
- Marina Zaton — 1 boat
- Novalja — 1 boat
- Olive Island Marina — 1 boat
- Port of Šibenik — 1 boat
- Veli Rat City port — 1 boat
- Zadar Port — 1 boat
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Everything about Kornati
Overview
Kornati is a Stayinto sailing destination with live charter inventory. Book yachts from local marinas; counts below reflect published stock only.
Kornati is a sailing destination in Croatia, comprising an archipelago of over 140 islands and islets scattered across the Adriatic Sea. The area has emerged as one of Europe's premier cruising grounds, offering sheltered anchorages, clear waters, and a mix of inhabited settlements and uninhabited coves. The region supports a mature charter fleet of nearly 2,1938 yachts and 28 marinas, making it accessible for both bareboat and crewed sailing across a range of vessel types and experience levels.
The Kornati islands themselves are largely protected within a national park, creating a distinctive sailing environment where exploration centers on natural beauty and maritime heritage rather than developed tourism infrastructure. The landscape is characterized by limestone formations, sparse vegetation, and a network of passages that reward careful navigation and local knowledge. This geography has shaped a sailing culture focused on seamanship, anchoring technique, and self-sufficiency.
Beyond the water, the destination offers around 70 day-charter and activity options, allowing sailors to extend their experience beyond passages and anchorages. These range from guided excursions to cultural and culinary encounters in nearby coastal towns. The combination of a substantial charter fleet, distributed marina network, and curated experiences reflects Kornati's position as an established sailing destination with infrastructure built to support extended cruising rather than quick visits.
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