Dalmatian Coastal Sailing, Croatia
A dream holiday- simply relax and soak up the sun as you cruise crystal clear waters, exploring the remains of ancient Mediterranean civilizations along the stunning coastline. Choose your own route, visit Dubrovnik, Hvar, Korcula (Marco Polo's town), Split, Mljet, Trogir or simply enjoy tranquility of beautiful quiet coves and bays.
"Linda" is a 25-meter beauty that lacks none of the comforts of home. She is spacious, elegant and comfortable. Your group will not feel cramped or crowded aboard "Linda" as she has been configured to maximize spaciousness on every level. The huge foredeck is outfitted with enough lounging cushions to accommodate all of your sun-worshipping needs, while the fantail is lined with a huge lounging sofa that takes the width of the entire beam. Our aft-deck dining table will accommodate the appetites of up to 14 guests, where our chef ("Kogo") will delight you with a wonderful array of fresh meals, all served with a bouquet of flowers and a crew of proud smiles!
Helpful tips for gulet cruisers
Life onboard your gulet is informal, you won't need much daytime clothing, just your swim-wear, a pair of shorts and a top for when you have had too much sun. You may need a sweat-shirt or track-suit for late nights on deck (particularly at the beginning or end of season).
A gulet (Turkish pronunciation: [ɡuˈlet]) is a traditional design of a two-masted wooden sailing vessel from the south-west coast of Turkey, although similar vessels can be found all around the eastern Mediterranean. Today this type of vessel, varying in size from 14 to 35 metres, is popular for tourist charters. For considerations of crew economy, diesel power is now almost universally used and many are not properly rigged for sailing.
Getting Here: Step 1
Let's work backwards
The Vessel Linda will meet you at the main dock in the city of Trogir. Trogir is a mere 10-minute taxi ride from the airport in the city of Split. So, if flying directly into this area, you will want to land in Split, then take a cab to Trogir.
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Getting Here: Step 2
Dubrovnik
Our beautiful capitol city of Dubrovnik is a must-see when in Croatia. It is a medieval walled city that is considered to be the 'Gem of the Adriatic'. If possible, spend a few days in Dubrovnik to soak up the atmosphere and get yourselves acclimated to our culture.
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Getting Here: Step 3
Trogir is the final destination where you will board the vessel "Linda" to embark on your REAL vacation.
We will be happy to recommend a hotel where you can meet up with your group. The most interesting hotels are on the waterfront where the views are lively and spectacular,
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