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Biograd na Moru

Biograd na Moru’s location on the northern Dalmatian coast between Zadar and Sibenik and its proximity to the stunning Kornati Islands make it the perfect destination to start a yacht charter to Croatia's national parks and beyond.

Besides its spectacular location, Biograd is one of the largest nautical centres on the Dalmatian coast, with state-of-the-art marinas and a gorgeous view of the Pasman Canal and the various islands around it.

Whether you explore the town's historical sites, sail through the mesmerising Kornati archipelago, or indulge in one of the other great sailing areas within easy reach, this gem on the Adriatic coast promises an unforgettable yachting adventure.

What Makes Biograd Special?

Gateway To The Kornati Islands

Biograd is strategically located near the entrance to the Kornati National Park, an archipelago of stunning islands and islets in the Adriatic Sea, making it an ideal starting point for exploring by yacht.

Krka National Park

You can moor in Skradin and Sibernik, which are nearby, and access the Krka National Park, known for its magnificent waterfalls.

Stunning Natural Beauty

Biograd is located in the picturesque northern Dalmatian coast, surrounded by crystal-clear and breathtaking coastal landscapes.

Unspoiled Nature and Tranquillity

The waters around Biograd and the nearby islands are relatively untouched by mass tourism, offering a sense of tranquillity and a chance to escape the crowds and find abundant natural beauty.

Cultural and Historical Sites

Along with its natural beauty, the region surrounding Biograd is steeped in history and culture. You can explore ancient Roman ruins, medieval fortresses, and charming old towns with narrow cobblestone streets and historic churches.

Excellent Sailing Conditions

The region around Biograd is known for its favourable sailing conditions, with consistent winds and relatively calm seas, making it an ideal destination for both experienced and novice sailors alike.

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Island Hopping Paradise

With hundreds of islands scattered along the Dalmatian coast, Biograd offers endless opportunities as a starting point for a yacht charter, from the lively party atmosphere of Hvar to the tranquil beauty of Vis.

Not To Be Missed

Dugi Otok

Visit the picturesque island of Dugi Otok, famous for its stunning beaches, including Saharun Beach with its powdery white sand and turquoise waters. Visit Telascica Nature Park on the island's southern end, known for its dramatic cliffs, saltwater lake, and pristine natural beauty.

Sibenik Town

Cruise to the historic city of Sibenik, home to the UNESCO-listed St. James Cathedral and impressive fortresses overlooking the Adriatic Sea. Explore the charming old town with its narrow streets and medieval architecture, and don't miss a visit to St. Michael's Fortress for stunning views of the city and coastline.

Zadar Town

Head north to the city of Zadar, where you can explore its ancient Roman ruins, medieval churches, and vibrant waterfront. Experience the unique Sea Organ and Sun Salutation art installations along the promenade and enjoy a sunset cocktail with a view of the Adriatic Sea.

Pasman And Ugljan Islands

Sail between the islands of Pasman and Ugljan, connected by a bridge, and discover their picturesque villages, olive groves, and hidden beaches. Visit the Benedictine monastery on Pasman and hike to the top of Mount Srd for panoramic views of the surrounding islands.

Biograd Old Town

Take some time to explore the historic Old Town of Biograd, with its charming streets, historic churches, and lively waterfront promenade. Visit the 11th-century St. Anthony's Church and the remains of the medieval Biograd Castle for a glimpse into the town's rich history.

Nature Parks and Reserves

Explore nearby parks and reserves, such as Vrana Lake Nature Park and Telascica Nature Park, which offer opportunities for birdwatching, hiking, and wildlife spotting amidst stunning natural landscapes.

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Kornati National Park

Sail to the stunning Kornati Islands, a collection of over 100 islands and islets known for their rugged landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and diverse marine life. Explore hidden coves, snorkel in secluded bays, and hike to scenic viewpoints for panoramic archipelago views.

Best Times To Visit Biograd On A Yacht Charter

The season in Biograd runs from April to October, with July and August being the peak months with the highest temperatures and most visitors.

April to June and September to October are less busy, and the temperatures are lower, but they are perfect for those looking to get away for a quieter experience.

Weather

Monthly weather for the area *

Avg. High Temp Avg. Low Temp Avg. Wind
JAN 12.1°C (54°F) 5.5°C (42°F) wind direction 139degSE
FEB 11.8°C (53°F) 3.0°C (37°F) wind direction 126degSE
MAR 15.5°C (60°F) 7.2°C (45°F) wind direction 166degSSE
APR 17.0°C (63°F) 8.5°C (47°F) wind direction 156degSSE
MAY 23.4°C (74°F) 15.1°C (59°F) wind direction 142degSE
JUN 28.6°C (83°F) 19.3°C (67°F) wind direction 195degSSW
JUL 31.9°C (89°F) 21.9°C (71°F) wind direction 238degWSW
AUG 31.1°C (88°F) 21.5°C (71°F) wind direction 227degSW
SEP 28.1°C (83°F) 18.7°C (66°F) wind direction 189degS
OCT 23.8°C (75°F) 15.5°C (60°F) wind direction 197degSSW
NOV 16.6°C (62°F) 9.3°C (49°F) wind direction 148degSSE
DEC 13.8°C (57°F) 6.4°C (44°F) wind direction 100degE
* Weather information is based on the previous year's records at local weather stations.

Local Essentials

Language

The official language of Croatia is Croatian, and English is widely understood in tourist areas.

Currency

Croatia's official currency is the Croatian Kuna, abbreviated as HRK. ATMs are readily available, and major credit cards such as Visa and Mastercard are widely accepted.

Tipping

Tipping is a common practice in Croatia and is appreciated for good service; typically, you leave 10%.

Boat Types In Biograd

Is A Yacht Charter Right For For You

Unique Perspectives

See coastlines and islands from vantage points inaccessible to land-based travellers.

Freedom to Explore

On a yacht charter, you have the freedom to plan your own itinerary and visit multiple destinations, with the journeys between them being part of the fun.

Connection with Nature

A yacht charter allows you to experience the sea, wind, and sky up close, not to mention the chance to spot dolphins or other marine life native to your cruising area.

Water Sports

Enjoy activities like snorkelling, kayaking, and paddleboarding with equipment readily available and often supplied with your charter boat.

Wellbeing

If you're looking for a total break from your everyday routine, a sailing holiday provides a truly different experience. Being rocked gently by the waves while surrounded by stunning nature is guaranteed to lower your stress levels.

Access to Secluded Spots

On a yacht charter, you can reach tucked away coves, quiet beaches, and small islands which are inaccessible to land-based tourists.

Customisable Itinerary

The weather doesn’t always do what you want, but with a boat you can easily adjust your plans based on weather, preferences, or unexpected discoveries.

Cultural Immersion

On a yacht charter you tend to visit multiple ports and interact with locals, which is great for experiencing the cultural life of your destination country in more depth.

Value for Groups

When comparing costs for accommodations, meals, and activities for larger groups, yacht charters often provide better value than a land based holiday.

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Relax

The rhythmic motion of waves and the peaceful marine environment are the perfect tonic for getting away from it all.

Charter Types In Biograd

Bareboat Yacht Charters

A bareboat yacht charter with Pure Yachting gives you the freedom to create your own itinerary and explore Biograd and beyond at your own pace. Tailor your trip to match your preferences, and if you need advice or inspiration our charter experts will always be on hand to suggest areas to explore.

We select our yacht fleet from trusted operators, chosen by us for the quality of their boats and the fact they offer a high level of service. To charter a yacht you'll typically need a qualification such as the RYA Day Skipper, the AS104 Bareboat Cruising, ICC certification or be able to demonstrate relevant experience.

Skippered Yacht Charters

With a professional skipper at the helm to confidently navigate around Biograd and beyond, you’re free to relax and enjoy every moment. The skipper's expertise ensures smooth sailing, allowing you to immerse yourself in the beautiful surroundings.

However, if you fancy getting more involved, our fully qualified skippers will be more than happy to show you the basics, or help you brush up your sailing skills.

On skippered charters, there's also the opportunity to add a host or hostess who can prepare meals and help with tasks such as childcare, concierge services and housekeeping.

Crewed Yacht Charters

Crewed yacht charters from Biograd come in many shapes and sizes, ranging from sleek superyachts to luxury catamarans, contemporary motor yachts to classic yachts and more, all with crews who are committed to ensuring your comfort, safety and enjoyment.

Each trip offers the opportunity to create a unique journey and our charter experts will guide you through choosing the perfect boat and customising the itinerary to your specification. Whatever your preferences, we take care of all the details, ensuring you and your party have a unique and unforgettable holiday.

How To Book

How To Book Your Yacht Charter From Biograd

Croatia is one of the most popular charter destinations in the Mediterranean. Therefore, booking your dream boat in advance (typically six months ahead) is best to secure your preferred dates in this perfect destination.

You can search for your dream yacht via the link below, or if you want one of our charter experts to do the searching for you, click the link below to get them working on creating the perfect trip.

Pure Thoughts

Biograd itself has a long and fascinating history, dating back to the Roman era.

It was once the capital of the medieval Croatian Kingdom and was an important trade centre. The remnants of its glorious past can still be seen today in medieval churches, charming narrow streets, and well-preserved fortifications.

What makes this town such a thriving yacht charter destination is its proximity to what makes Croatia such an excellent yachting destination. From Biograd, you have access to the Kornati National Park, made up of of 89 or the archipelago's 140+ breathtaking islands; it is a must-visit destination along with the Telascica Nature Park on the island of Dugi Otok, which is known for its dramatic cliffs and saltwater lake Mir.

Along the coast, you also have the towns of Skradin and Sibenik, which are historically significant in their own right and offer access to the Krka National Park, known for its magnificent waterfalls, all with the backdrop of the Velebit Mountain range.

Further down the coast, you can access the islands around Split with their unique charm, from the lively party atmosphere of Hvar to the tranquil beauty of Vis.

Biograd na Moru is an ideal starting point for an Adriatic yacht charter. With its modern marina, nearby national parks, and easy access to the Kornati Islands, it offers an unforgettable sailing adventure.

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FAQ's

What Are The Main Things To Consider Before I Charter A Yacht?

If you are doing a bareboat charter, you need to consider if you have the relevant sailing licences. If you are on a skippered or crewed charter, it's good to understand the weather conditions for the trip so you can bring the appropriate clothing and think about which locations you would like to visit so as you can let the skipper know.

How Do I Choose The Right Yacht?

When chartering a yacht from Biograd, consider factors such as budget, yacht size and type, along with the crew when relevant to make sure they're a good fit for you and your party.

What Happens If There Is A Problem With My Yacht Charter?

The good news is we spend a lot of time vetting who we work with, so this rarely happens, but if there is a problem, you can contact your charter company or ourselves who will be available to sort out any issues.

When Are The Best Times To Charter A Yacht From Biograd?

For the ultimate sailing experience, May, June, and September are genuinely the golden months, but the summer months are also popular, though the anchorages are busier.

What Type Of Yacht Can I Charter From Biograd?

There are typically five main types of boats and yachts you can hire in Greece, which are Sailing Yachts, Catamarans, Motorboats, Gulets and Luxury Yachts (including Superyachts)

How Do Charter Fees Work When Chartering A Yacht?

Once you've found your perfect yacht, you will typically pay an upfront deposit fee for holding the boat (these vary from 20% to 50% of the charter fee), and then you will pay the rest one month before departure.

How Long Does A Yacht Charter Typically Last?

The typical times for a yacht charter are either 7 or 14 days, but you can charter boats longer if you wish. Most charters, particularly in high season, start on Saturdays and finish seven days later.