A look at sailing to the small historical town of Osor on the island of Cres in the Adriatic Sea and sailing through the ancient passage dug by the Romans between the islands of Mali Lošinj and Cres.
Tag: Adriatic sailing
10 Must Dos When You Visit the Croatian Island of Rab
The island of Rab off the coast of Croatia in the Adriatic Sea is off the radar for many American tourists despite its popularity for Central Europeans. It's definitely worth a trip by ferry from the mainland to explore its enchanting alleyways, its magnificent views, and much more. Sailing there should be on every captain's itinerary.
Sailing in the Adriatic (Part Two): Zapuntel and the island of Molat
As we made our way southward down the Adriatic in late June of 2020 on our second sailing journey of the year, we passed so many beautiful islands that I stopped counting. Seriously, there are hundreds of them (the truer number is over 1,000), and it's impossible to see them all. But we could try. …
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Strange Noises in the Night, Submarine Hideouts and Plumbing Problems
(This post is Part Five of the series: Heading Out to Sea after the Coronavirus in Croatia, focusing on our first sailing journey to the islands in the Adriatic after restrictions let up in Croatia.) Sailing Onward Down Dugi Otok After we returned to our boat from buying olive oil in Zverinac (see The Voyage Continues …
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