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Where to sail in Croatia?

by Sunsail 20 Sep 2019 02:00 AEST

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Dubrovnik vs Agana?

The Dalmatian coast brings a wealth of history and incredible cuisine. Try a delicious peka, and sail out from fortified cities, discovering the eclectic islands. Which of our bases is for you?

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Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik: Sail from the charming walled city of Dubrovnik, after exploring the cobbled streets and enjoying stunning views over the terracotta rooftops. Hop over to Korculas bustling old town, snorkel in the Vela pilja cave and hike up Stons old walls.

SAIL DUBROVNIK
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Agana

Agana: Enjoy shorter island hops and quiet islands. Stop for lunch and a swim in Pribinja Bay, potter in oltas local market, and watch the sun go down in picturesque Milnas beachside bars. Explore the untouched Kornati Archipelago for the stunning scenery.

SAIL AGANA
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