ADRIATIC SEA KAYAKING

Croatia has one of the most outstanding stretches of coastline in the world, with myriad islands and a warm Mediterranean climate. Sea kayak from cove to cove, eat al fresco on the beach, and stay in the stunning walled city of Dubrovnik.

SEA KAYAKING DUBROVNIK

Visitors have long been enchanted by the beautiful medieval city of Dubrovnik, which was recently awarded UNESCO World Heritage Site status. Fully restored to its former glory, this Adriatic gem is one reason Conde Nast Traveller has voted Croatia ‘the 21st century destination’.
Sea kayaking in Croatia gives you a personal glimpse of Dubrovnik and its surrounding islands. Travel to Croatia and sea kayak Croatia along the magical Croatian coast with Adriatic Kayak Tours. Dalmatia's topography lends itself perfectly to sea kayak touring. Its islands are small, lush, sparsely populated and lie close to one another.

VIS ISLAND

Take a 7-day sea kayak tour around Vis Island, Croatia's most distant inhabited island. The island's charm lies in its relative isolation, its wild rugged beauty, and its deep connection to its Mediterranean maritime heritage. The island's network of caves and secluded bays make it a sea kayaker's dream. Historically a military base and closed to tourists until 1998, Vis is an island unspoiled by tourism and development...an island waiting to be discovered.

PADDLE DALMATIA

Enjoy the serenity and beauty of the lower Pelješac Peninsula, the outermost Elafiti Islands and the Dalmatian coast.
On this week-long expedition style tour, you'll paddle from Ston's meandering hilltop city walls, through the entire Elafiti Island archipelago, to Zaton Bay. Local lore and fantastic food coupled with stunning vistas make for an unforgettable travel experience.
The closeness of the islands of Ugljan and Pašman are ideal sea kayak destinations. The area of Starigrad and Paklenica is also good sea kayak destinations. . The Kornati islands can be reached by boat from Dugi otok and then continue onwards in kayak to reach the hidden coves of this exceptional landscape beauty of interesting geomorphology, great coastline indentedness and a particularly rich ecosystem.

Some interesting sea kayaking tours:

ELAPHITE ISLANDS ONE WEEK SEA KAYAKING

Dubrovnik and the islands of: Lopud, Kolocep, Sipan, Ruda Highlights of the tour: Overnights on two islands, Steep cliffs, blue caves & Dubrovnik. Daily activities: 3 – 6 h, number of participants: min 4 – max 20, guide to kayakers ratio 1/8, suggested minimum age: 16.

ELAPHITE ISLANDS SHORT BREAK SEA KAYAKING

Four days tour to Dubrovnik and the islands of: Lopud, Kolocep & Sipan. Highlights of the tour: Steep cliffs & blue caves. Daily activities: 3 – 6 h, number of participants: min 4 – max 20, guide to kayakers ratio 1/8, suggested minimum age: 12.

ELAPHITE ISLANDS SEA KAYAKING WEEK-END

Dubrovnik and the islands of: Lopud, Kolocep & Sipan. Highlights of the tour: Steep cliffs & blue caves. Daily activity: 3 – 6 h Number of participants: min4 – max 20 Suggested minimum age: 12.

SELF GUIDED SEA KAYAKING TOURS

Self guided tours are ideal for experienced kayakers. Here you have your freedom but at the same time you do not have to think about booking your accommodation or planning your route. We do that for you. If you prefer to explore the islands on your own and if you do not like to paddle in a group, this tour is perfect for you.
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KITESURFING

Yellowcatkiteboarding school. The oldest school and center in Croatia! Bol on the Island of Brac is a perfect spot for kitesurfing - beautiful beach, constant thermic sideshore wind Maestral (15-25 knts), excellent nightlife are only few of the advantages. The school is open during whole summer time, ideal for beginners and advanced!
Center YellowCat enables you kite launching on a beach specially dedicated to kitesurfing.
Additional service of sea rescue available to our clients, will make your staying and kite sessions completely safe and enjoyable. Your only worry is your riding style! The ideal location for windsurfing and kitesurfing is in the bay of Viganj - Pelješac.
The unique thermal breeze "mistral" runs through the channel in the summer months daily, creating perfect windsurfing conditions. The open championship of Croatian windsurfing takes place every July and Viganj is said to be the windsurfing capital of Croatia! Viganj was host to the World championship in 1989 and European championship in 1990. Windsurfing's younger, sexier cousin kitesurfing is just blooming into its own industry as windsurfing shops and resorts begin to carry all of the specialty equipment that kitesurfing requires and providing lessons on how to get started.
Kitesurfing involves riding a lightweight board behind a kite that pulls the rider over the top of the water. Kitesurfing is also considered a highly skilled activity and requires lessons for first timers.
The best kitesurfing is found at the same spots that windsurfing is popular. Korčula, the Pelješac peninsula, Hvar, and other placess. Most shops that rent equipment provide lessons and safety instruction, most require that you complete one of their classes before you take their equipment out.

Best places for kitesurfing:

Viganj - peninsula Pelješac.

Bol - island Brač

Korčula - island Korčula

Vela Luka - island Korčula

Hvar - island Hvar

Jadrija - Šibenik

Punat - island Krk

Premantura - near Pula




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SPEARFISHING IN CROATIA

Spearfishing New Year Cup at Mali Losinj, Croatia Every year Mali Losinj, the largest place on the island of Losinj, (the Croatian Island located in Kvarner Gulf) organises a New Year’s Cup in spearfishing (underwater fishing).
The event includes two competitions, the Winter Cup of Cities and the European Cup of Nations, and this year it will be hold from 28th to 30th of December.
The Winter Cup has been held 47 times and the European Cup 37 times, pooling spearfishermen (underwater fishers) from ten nations.
The bond between Mali Lošinj and underwater fishing is attested to by a monument to the spearfishermen - the work of sculptor Ante Starcevic of Zagreb, who created the monument based on the original by sculptor Vinko Matkovic of Rijeka.
Spearfishing - Underwater fishing or apnoea (temporary cessation of breathing) fishing is numbered among the extreme sports as it entails many hours of extreme exertion at great depths, working at the limits of physical strength the fishers are subjected to, and the many potential dangers present in these conditions. It is the most selective kind of fishing as the fisher chooses the fish he or she will catch.
And while it is a sporting discipline, spearfishing knowledge has always been passed on among a small body of enthusiasts. Fish rich locations are kept a top secret.
Spearfishing is attracting a growing number of hobbyists and professionals from year to year. The New Year’s Cup in Mali Lošinj, like some other international events, are an indicator of the excellence of the top athletes and their exceptional physical and psychological preparedness.
Any island far away from coast is good for spearfishing(underwater fishing). Less people on island, more fish in sea.
The underwater relief offers a variety of bottoms and the underwater visibility is very good. The most interesting game for spearfishermen is all of the game mentioned above, together with various mullets, brown meagre and, of course, the queen among them all, the grouper.

Before embarking on a fishing expedition it is necessary to obtain a license. To obtain a license it is necessary to present proof of identity (passport, driver's license etc.) Licenses are issued by tourist agencies and offices in all towns along the coast.
Licenses are issued for recreational angling, underwater spear-gun fishing, hand trolling, long lining and tuna fishing. The whole Adriatic Sea is open for fishing and special limitations are applied in aquatoria of national parks (Kornati, Brijuni, Krka, Mljet), and for some smaller locations.
conditions: no scuba spearfishing, no night spearfishing, you must have a float
protected species:
cernia 1.7 - 31.08
corvina 15.5 - 15.7
dentex 15.4 - 15.6
regulations for the large and quantity: 5 kilos + one large fish








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RAFTING IN CROATIA

Rafting the rivers of Croatia is a wonderful way to experience the unspoiled Croatian interior. Along the coast, the rivers are flanked by green banks and karstic canyons.
The grade of difficulty for most rivers is 3 but rises to grade 4 on the Dobra and Una rivers. Following are some of Croatia's best rafting rivers: Rafting is popular on the Cetina river, but the best place to go if you want to drift through canyons and hit the whitewater is Karlovac. With three rivers converging within just a few miles, there are multiple trips you can take from your base camp at Karlovac. If you do decide to run the rivers around Karlovac, your first day trip should be the Kupa river. The Kupa runs through Risnjak National Park, allowing you to see the park from the inside out and see the complete path of the river as it winds its way along. Unfortunately, the Kupa river is only high enough to raft during the spring.
Your second day of rafting should be on the Dobra River. The Dobra was the first river in Croatia to have commercial rafting trips grace its waters and is one of the most popular places to get wet with whitewater. Lush forests and mountains border the interior rivers. T.

Croatia's best rafting rivers:

River Kupa flows from the Risnjak National Park, flowing between forest-covered mountain slopes and rich valleys, but offering sufficient water for rafting only in spring and after heavy rainfalls.
River Dobra has a surface course and an underground course and offers first class rafting conditions at all times because dams and accumulation lakes permit a sufficient flow through of water.
River Mrežnica abounds with waterfalls, but between them the water flows calm. Rafting through the upper, canyon course involves elements of canyoning.
River Korana issues from the Plitvice lakes. After heavy rains and when snow melts the section below the picturesque site of Rastoke, and downstream through the canyon, is particularly attractive.
River Una, which forms the border between Croatia and Bosnia, provides excellent rafting conditions downstream of the 20 metre-high Štrbac(ki buk waterfall, when the waters are running high, although the experience is somewhat less exciting when water levels fall.
River Zrmanja abounds with water in springtime, while in summer smaller craft - canoes and kayaks - must be used to travel this, the most beautiful of Croatian canyons.
River Krka can be negotiated through the upper part of the national park due to the inflow from its tributary, the River Butišnica, which is controlled by a dam. Rafting is the only way to really get to know this undisturbed area of the park, and the only place where a detour by land is necessary is the 12 metre-high Bilušića buk waterfall.
River Cetina waters are directed via a tunnel towards a power plant on the coast, which means that there is not much water for rafting in its natural canyon bed. The experience is still worth undertaking if only because of thick and lush vegetation along its banks, the clear waters, high cliffs, waterfalls and caves.


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SEA FISHING IN CROATIA

Croatia is a country rich in fishing opportunities. For the angler there are varous small and bigger fish to be caught all along the Adriatic Coast , as well as various fresh water fish species in many of the rivers and lakes. Local people in Croatia have long fishing tradition so it will always be somebody to give visitor info and tip where and how to fish.
Any island far away from coast is good for fishing. Less people on island, more fish in sea.
Local people from Korčula, living on the island surrounded by the sea, has a long are steady tradition in sea fishing. That tradition is going on from the ancient times when fishing was a important source of food finding. Fishing is particularly developed in villages Lumbarda and Vela Luka. Lumbarda is famous for, so called, ' small fishermen' - people who fish as their hobby and as source of side income, while Vela Luka has a long professional fishing tradition, that includes even a sardine factory. Fisherman's from Vela Luka fish the whole Adriatic and their catching are sold in many Croatian towns and exported abroad too.
Island Lastovo is an ideal place for peaceful vacations, far from the usual crowd of tourists. Quality accommodation facilities (hotel, apartments), home-made food (Lastovo is famous for spiny lobsters) and exquisite wines, as well as sports and recreational opportunities - yachting, surfing, fishing - guarantee a pleasant stay.
In the area of Kornati National Park recreational fishing is allowed only if the interested visitors previously provide themselves with recreational fishing permits which can be obtained in the premises of Kornati National Park Office or at the receptions in the area of the Park. Recreational fishing permit allows fishing using no more than three fishing-lines with no more than five angles and/or using fishing-line with squid fishing hook (fishing light is not allowed). The maximum weight of the fish caught per day is up to three kilograms, and the catch must not be used for selling purpose.
Komiža on island Vis is famous for its old fishing tradition and beatiful beaches It is very close the island Bisevo famous for its natural phenomenon the Blue Cave Komiža offers excellent visitor opportunities quality private accommodation and lodging historic sites benedictine monastery Muster fortress Komuna It is also famous for its vineyards.

Before embarking on a fishing expedition it is necessary to obtain a license. To obtain a license it is necessary to present proof of identity (passport, driver's license etc.) Licenses are issued by tourist agencies and offices in all towns along the coast.
Licenses are issued for recreational angling, underwater spear-gun fishing, hand trolling, long lining and tuna fishing. The whole Adriatic Sea is open for fishing and special limitations are applied in aquatoria of national parks (Kornati, Brijuni, Krka, Mljet), and for some smaller locations.






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SCUBA DIVING IN CROATIA

With more than 5800 km coastline and about 1180 islands, Croatia (eastern part of Adriatic sea) are among the most beautiful in the world and provide idyllic settings for scuba diving.
The eastern Croatian coast of the Adriatic sea lies on karst and is full of underwater caves, archaeological sites and wrecks ranging from Roman galleys to an Austro-Hungarian liner and second world war shipping.Bigest treasure for attracting all kinds of divers is rich flora and fauna.
Croatian waters are rumoured to be among the clearest in the world. They offer scuba divers a wide range of excellent scuba diving opportunities. On the best days, you might have about 25 metres of visibility under water, which is an exceptional distance.
The oldest localities containing the remains of sunken ships date from the times of Antiquity, and are to be found on the ancient trading routes leading from Greece towards northern Italy, and all the colonies founded along that route on the shores of the Adriatic: Cavtat (Epidaurus), Mljet (Meleda), Korčula ( Korkira), Hvar ( Pharos), Vis (Issa), Split(Asphalatos / Spalatum), Solin (Salona), Trogir (Tragurium), Rogoznica (Heracleia), anchorage sites in the Kornati archipelago (Žirje, Lavsa, Murter), the wider area of Šibenik and Zadar (Liburnia / Jadera), Pula(Pola), Roman villas on the Brijuni islands, and many other micro-locations once used by ancient mariners as refuges and anchorages.
The best scuba diving opportunities are mostly found along the southern parts of the coast, and on the many Croatian islands' sea-facing sides. These areas are also the parts that offer the most diverse scuba diving opportunities, because the southern parts of the coast are closer to deeper waters, which makes fish types more varied and plentiful.
Split is the main centre for flight and ferry connections. Nearest dive location is Bol on the island of Brac.The more remote island of Vis is another good introduction to Croatian scuba diving. The town of Komiža on the western tip has a good selection of wrecks ranging from Roman galleys to an Austro-Hungarian liner and second world war shipping.
Another versatile location for scuba diving is Vela Luka the Island of Korčula. Underwater world of Vela Luka as the most complex and the most interesting in the Mediterranean.
In the central part of croatian Adriatic Sea, about 15 Nm to the west from Šibenik town, 7Nm to the southwest from Murter , or 15 Nm to the south from Zadar town, there is amazing group of islands named Kornati archipelago.
The Kornati area is virtually inexhaustible in its variety of locations offering quite specific types of underwater relief: steep walls teeming with life, underwater caves, crevices and passages covering a large area of northern Dalmatia.
There are numerous scuba diving centers and clubs along the coast of Croatia.
They organize scuba diving courses for both , the beginners, experienced divers and snorkeling courses for children. All courses are very affordable and highly professional . They also hire equipment and offer excursions in the most beautiful locations.

Best locations for scuba diving:
Cavtat

Dubrovnik

Korčula - island Korčula

Vela Luka - island Korčula

Hvar

Vis - island Vis

Komiža - island Vis

Split

Trogir

Rogoznica

Šibenik

Kornati - Murter

Zadar





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BEST WINDSURFING LOCATIONS IN CROATIA

Premantura (Pula)

In Premantura, which is the most outer part of Istrian peninsula, a pleasant Southeastern wind blows in summer suitable for windsurfing-beginners, while bura and strong jugo winds blow in the fall and springtime.
Because of the favorable blowing direction of the wind (directly towards land), bura in Premantura is not dangerous because it will bring you directly to the shore in case of an accident. Jugo, on the other hand, causes waves as big as 2 or 3 meters because of the shallowness of the sea and makes Premantura to a well-known wave spot. During those times you can surf big waves on short boards.

Ravni and Rabac

Near Ravni, a place south of Labin, the part of the channel between land and coast of the island of Cres is the narrowest. Pleasant warm winds that blow from the Southwest reaching up to 15 notches create good conditions for windsurfers. One other favorable spot for windsurfing is situated near Rabac - a strong and constant wind is created by bura that blows from Velebit and big waves appear suitable for surfers - free riders.

Preluk (Volosko near Opatija)

Favorable winds blow for surfers and windsurfers in Preluk Bay not far from Volosko early in the morning and during night because of the temperature difference between land and sea. Conditions for surfing are best in the beginning of autumn because winds can then turn to tramuntane during the night. Surfers often come in the night and start to surf in the dark waiting for dawn on the waves.

Punat and Baška(island of Krk)

The island of Krk is definitely a good place to windsurf, and depending on your surfing skills you can choose between two locations: Baška and Punat. Since a strong bura blows directly towards Baška from direction of Senj, wind speed often reaches up to 27 to 30 notches, and the waves rise up to 1,5 m thus creating heavenly conditions for windsurfing on short boards for professionals. Punat is a more quiet and calm bay that is more suitable for beginners and middle-experienced surfers because bura blows with medium strength, and the sea is smooth without any waves.

Jadrija (Šibenik)

In Jadrija, a resort near Šibenik, you can experience a whole spectrum of different winds. During spring and autumn you will "catch" a strong bura and a medium jugo, and in the summer tramuntana and maestral will create excellent conditions for windsurfing. Due to several islands in front of Jadrija, it is safe to windsurf so all windsurf-lovers can practice their sport regardless of their level of knowledge or skill.

Bol (Brač)

Bol is an internationally famous windsurfers' destination and generally the most beautiful place to go windsurfing on the Adriatic. In a channel between the islands of Hvar and Brač blows maestral that is stronger on this side of the coast than anywhere else, and that appears every afternoon almost without exception. easy wind levante blows during the morning that is ideal for learning and practice so you can find many windsurfing schools on this part of the coast.

Viganj (Pelješac)

Viganj on top of Pelješac peninsula is, next to Bol on Brač, the best summer destination for windsurfers. Every day, from the afternoon to sunset appears a medium maestral and an occasional jugo. Windsurfing conditions are milder than those on Brac, and because the waves are not too tall, Viganj is suitable for beginners and medium skilled surfers.

Ruskamen - Omiš

Ruskamen is located 7 km southeast of Omiš, between Split and Makarska. Ruskamen is famous outing destination and place for a relaxing vacation. You will enjoy in the sandy beaches and the shade of the pine trees. Ruskamen is a particularly suitable destination for all those who enjoy windsurfing, it is one of the most popular spots for windsurfing throughout the coast.

Podstrana - near Split

With crystal clear waters and magnificent views Podstrana claims one of the finest windsurfing locations along the entire Adriatic Coast. For the real enthusiast Windsurfing is at its best from September through to November. With warm strong southerly winds you won't be disappointed. Windsurfing is enjoyed throughout most on the year.



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