Skradin yat kiralama

Where do yachts depart from in Skradin?

Yachts depart from ACI Marina Skradin, located in a narrow inlet on the north side of the Krka River. The marina offers safe shelter from all winds, though strong jugo can cause small waves, and accommodates large yachts with 180 berths. It is open year-round with shopping, dining, parking, and boat rental services.

What islands and anchorages can I reach from Skradin on a day trip?

From Skradin, you can reach Primošten (21 nautical miles), anchor in Mala Raduča Beach, or explore Šepurina and Miline pebble beaches along the 50km coastline. You may also visit Šibenik's ancient fortresses and the Cathedral of St. James, a UNESCO site. While sailing is prohibited inside Krka National Park due to the Skradin bridge, you can take boat tours or explore from land.

When is the best sailing season in Skradin?

The sailing season in Skradin lasts from Easter until the beginning of November, with peak periods in July and August. The marina is open all year round, making it ideal for spring and autumn escapes. Autumn turns Skradin into a peaceful oasis, perfect for escaping into nature's silence.

What licence or skipper rules apply for yacht charter in Croatia?

Croatia requires a valid sailing licence or skipper certification for yacht charter; international licences are generally accepted if accompanied by an official translation. If you lack a licence, you must hire a professional skipper through the charter company. Istion Yachting maintains its Croatia charter fleet at Skradin Marina, offering guided options for those without certification.

How do I get to Skradin for my yacht charter?

The nearest airports to Skradin are Šibenik and Split, with rough transfer times of about 30-45 minutes from Šibenik and 1.5 hours from Split. Skradin is located 15 kilometers from Šibenik, at the entrance to Krka National Park. Istion Yachting provides parking and other necessities for charterers arriving by air.