Travel expert name “Fairytale” Stadt & “Island of the Crystal Stars” under Croatian seven secret sailing places from 2025

With online search for “hidden gemstones in Croatia” in a leap in the past three months (compared to 250%), Mirna Jakšić, Flottille and event manager at Sunsail. presented your seven best secret destinations to visit a sailing holiday in Croatia.

Croatia has seen a tourist boom in recent years. The popular TV show Game of Thrones moved crowds to big cities like Dubrovnik. In 2024, Croatia welcomed 21 million touristsAn increase of 4% compared to 2023. However, while it remains popular, people now turn away from busy cities such as Dubrovnik and Split and instead search for the best -kept secrets of Croatia. Among them is Pučišća, a budget -friendly fairytale city that is known for its fascinating marble houses and was the home of the stone for the construction of the White House in America.

Way from popular tourist positions G.Uests appreciate it very much to find lonely bays to anchor their boat and enjoy the untouched Adriatic water. The reason is likely that the everyday crowds and their faster lifestyle combine more with nature and spend time with the people with whom they are on vacation.

Hidden gemstones in Croatia to visit a sailing holiday

1. Marina City

Marina is a very small town west of Trogir Town. The bright terracotta roofs and rough stone walls of the marina are endlessly fascinating, and the restaurants on the water will continue to tempt you to extend your stay.

In Marina, some of the most beautiful, untouched beaches of Croatia live, on which you can spend your days with relaxing the Mediterranean sun, relaxing and sucking. One of the beaches of the must visit is the beach of Prališće, with crystal clear water, a mixture of deep and flat water and brilliant facilities such as a café bar, showers and parking spaces.

For the adventurous types – there is a short hike to the lady of the snow, Drid, with a very nice view of the city below.

Marina is perfectly located when you want to spend your vacation to explore the many islands and islands of Croatia. The Marina Agana The city cannot be missing in Marina! The marina itself is small and picturesque and has everything you need for a comfortable charter start, without 10 other boats or routes that could confuse someone. It is perfect when you think about sailing in Croatia for the first time.

The sailing from this place opens unusual sailing grounds, which would then include the remote bays along the south or northern Islands of the region. The lively, cultural islands of Brač, Šolta and Hvar in the south and east are just the beginning with an endless selection of peaceful, picturesque islands, beaches and moorings that they can explore. In the north and west, the remote, untouched islands of the Kornati archipelago – an untouched national park, which is known for its breathtaking landscape – runs.

2. Stomorska city

Stomorska Town on Šolta Island is one of the goals that are not on the list of all, but it is a picturesque fishing village with a rich sea mix story. The water in the bay is beautifully clear and there are several beaches to relax and swim. The small beach, the Safe Town Quay and the charming houses have a very relaxing effect on people.

Add a winery with a family run that is 5 minutes away by car, and a cool little beach bar and you have a profitable combination. Go up the hill on the south side of the bay to enjoy the beautiful view of the village and over the mainland.

3. Pučišća city

We were able to propose numerous places on the island of Brač, but one of our favorites must be the city of Pučišća. We love it so much that we made a new flotilla route just so that we can visit each other.

It is very traditional, the prices are fair and the appearance of it is like a fairy tale – because the houses are made from the local marble for which the place is famous. This city is penetrated into a rich history of the masonry. The stone with which the White House was built in America was shipped from here! Take a look at one of the 7 remaining fortresses that were carved by stone wall on this island.

4. Vis Island

Vis is the perfect place to escape and enjoy a “island time”. The island of Vis is less touristy and remains unaffected due to its location. This makes it a first-class place for relaxation, snorkeling and cocktail soaps. The breathtaking Stivina Bay can also be found here and is one of the best beaches you encounter on your travels.

5. Sveta Nedelja

Hvar Island already has a name, but it still has numerous bays and bays in which you can be alone. An interesting place is Sveta Nedelja, where a wine manufacturer made his wine tasting room under the sea level. So experience is pretty unique.

Stari degree that is located on the north side of Hvar is only one of Croatia‘S UNESCO -protected World Heritage Site and is also worth a visit. Enjoy landscape hikes with a panoramic view of perfectly preserved landscapes and offshore on the bank, enjoy swimming or snorkeling in the flawless surrounding waters.

6. Lastovo Island

Lastovo Island is one of the best hidden gemstones in Croatia for nature lovers. It is known as the “island of the crystal stars” so that star gas is a must. The entire archipelago is protected as a nature park and the water is exciting.

7. Jelsa Town

Spend some time with the beautiful city of Jelsa on the water, which is known for your authentic cuisine, fine food and local wine pairings. Try your taste buds with the delicious aromas and fresh seafood dishes that serve the traditional restaurants or conobas that day.

A visit to Jelsa also offers you the opportunity to catch the sea aircraft between Jelsa and share when you enjoy an incredible view of the capital of Dalmatia and want to compensate for quiet, remote areas with busy tourists.

Top hidden gems for couples

There are many of them, but some of the top hidden gemstones for couples are:

• Tatinja Bay on the south side of the island of Šolta

• On Vis Island, a small town named Komiža, which was used as a film in Mamma Mia

• Korčula city with St. Marcus Tower and a cocktail bar on a 15th century tower

• The Fisherman’s House Restaurant in the Pakleni Archipelago opposite Hvar

Coats in Croatia to switch off from the world

There is an endless series of those in Croatian waters like:

It is easy to separate from the world on the water.