Wind map, rain map and meteograms combined in one sailing weather preview

Split sailing weather on one clean page

Finding a fast, reliable forecast for a Split departure usually means checking several apps, a radar page, a wind model and whatever the locals trust that week. This weather page keeps the essentials in one place: official DHMZ warnings at the top, followed by a wind map, rain map and clear 3-day meteograms built for quick sailing decisions.

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Sailing yachts in ACI Marina Split

Yacht Charter Split

Plan a bareboat or skippered yacht charter from ACI Marina Split with local support, practical route ideas, and direct booking with ABA VELA.

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South Dalmatia sailing route map via Hvar, Korcula and Mljet

7 day sailing route: South Dalmatia

A relaxed one-week route from Split through Hvar, Korčula and Mljet, built around easy daytime swims, safe evening stops and enough time to enjoy South Dalmatia without turning the holiday into a race.

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Croatian flag on the stern of a sailing yacht

Buy Charter Yacht from Croatia

Buying an ex charter yacht in Croatia can be a smart way to enter yacht ownership or a charter boat investment. But yachts sold from a charter fleet are business assets—so the deal must be structured around VAT status, EU goods, and whether the yacht stays in the EU or is exported.

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Kornati islands coastline in Croatia

Croatian borders are open to tourists

After a long period of uncertainty we have some good news. EU tourists can now come to Croatia without any quarantine and rent the sailing boats. First clients are already on their boats.

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Yachting.com just launched a new service

Yachting.com just launched a new service

Largest yachting network started a service called Yachting market that is offering yachting events and products from trusted providers.

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Weekly sailing routes overview map from Split in Central Dalmatia

Charter itinerary from Split, Croatia

Two practical one-week routes from Split gathered on one page, with a simple overview that helps crews compare island combinations and choose a pace that fits their holiday.

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Route map from Split to Brac, Hvar, Vis and Solta

Sailing route: Split - Brač - Hvar - Vis - Šolta - Split

Making a route can be fun or a nightmare. If this is your first time in Croatia and you want to see it all, keep in mind that there are just too many things to see in one or two weeks. So, relax and focus on the good stuff.

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ABA VELA top 5 charter ranking graphic

We are in top 5 Croatian sailing charter companies!!!

You know that feeling when you know that you are good but just don't know how much and then something like this comes along. Euminia brought an almost ideal review platform to Croatia, where customers evaluate charter boats and companies.

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Infographic about yacht charter in Croatia

World sailing charter destination No. 1

People are recognising how great sailing in Croatia is. There are plenty of islands to get away and enjoy nature, to learn about early European cultures, to eat superb cuisine or to party all night long.

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Servicing yacht stove: Techimpex Two-Burner

Servicing yacht stove: Techimpex Two-Burner

The only way to clean the stove properly is to disassemble it. This is the time when you can service gas pipes and check all parts for corrosion. This is how we do it.

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Servicing Jabsco manual toilet

Servicing Jabsco manual toilet

On charter sailboat toilet is something that people use more than sails and after a typical charter season it's been used at least 400 times so it needs to be completely disassembled, cleaned, checked for cracks, new gaskets installed, lubricated, reassembled and checked for leaks. This is how we do it.

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Maintaining Mercury 2.5 outboard engine

Maintaining Mercury 2.5 outboard engine

When charter season ends there are so many things to do until the next season starts. Servicing outboard engines is my favorite... no it's not, it is a miserable job that is almost futile but I still have to do it.

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