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]]>If you plan to visit Croatia, here are a few experiences to put on your itinerary that we definitely recommend you don’t skip.
The Adriatic Sea may be one of the most beautiful places in the world. Its clear blue waters are dotted with over 1,000 islands, and what better way could there possibly be to take in such sites than from a sailboat? There are plenty of companies like The Day Sail that offer one-day sailing excursions.
This ancient palace in the coastal town of Split was built for the Roman emperor in the fourth century AD and today constitutes about half of the town’s old city. Visitors can enter the palace for free, but tickets do need to be purchased in order to access certain buildings within it.
Anyone with an affinity for the great outdoors should be sure to visit Krka, a national park that boasts 7 waterfalls, fantastic hiking trails, and vistas worthy of a screensaver. We recommend getting tickets in advance, especially during the summer when the park is its most crowded.
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]]>Boating is baked into the culture of Newport, whose harbor was the site of tons of boating history including the very first America’s Cup boat race in the 1930s. Today the area has jazz festivals, artisan stalls, fresh fish markets, and great restaurants as well as plenty of boating opportunities.
The French Riviera, or Cote d’Azur, is known as one of the most beautiful spots in the world for well-off boat owners to spend time lounging and shopping. It’s the Mediterranean coast of France, and it’s home to such famous spots as Cannes and Monaco. There are plenty of events here and a place to park all manner of boats as well.
Tahiti and Bora Bora are just two of the best-known Islands in this tropical archipelago, where you can boat around the area and snorkel to view wildlife and coral reefs. There’s also a yearly traditional boat race held by the native tribes of the area.
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]]>The Yacht Week is hosted in a number of destinations throughout the year, amond them are Croatia, Greece, Sardinia, British Virgin Islands, and Montenegro. Sailors from around the globe head to their designated boat, with the crew of their choice (think your nearest and dearest friends).
From there, you and your crew sail from sun-soaked port to sun-soaked port. Along the way, you meet fellow sailors who are also a part of The Yacht Week. At night, the sailboats moor together in a flotilla and spend the evening cooking up delicious food, blasting great music, and simply enjoying life.
Of course, you are probably wondering what the sailboats are like. They are top of the line vessels, and all of them feature private cabins, berths, and full bathrooms. Each boat is equipped with a skipper who will teach the crew how to sail, and if you already know how then it will be that much easier. A crew spot starts at $520 for the week, but there are special prices for crews who want to rent an entire yacht.
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]]>If you’re ready to embark on your yachting adventure, BVI Charters, Dream Yacht Charters, and Virgin Charter Yachts all offer luxury power yachts and sailboats for the discerning adventurer. Chartering a yacht may sound expensive, but it all depends on the services included and the size of the boat. If you want a boat with a skipper and crew, you have to pay all of their wages for that time, which is factored into the cost per person, or per week. On top of that, all drinks and food may also be included, if you want to have your meals prepared and served to you. Expect to pay anywhere from $2,450 USD per person a week, up to $10,000+. It simply depends on the experience you want.
With four big islands and a smattering of smaller ones, it can be hard to decide where to go. Each island offers white sand beaches for you to moor off of, and dive into the crystal clear waters. Check out Tortola when you first arrive and then chart your course with your skipper.
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]]>Croatia is becoming an increasingly popular destination. It offers miles of coastline for sailors to explore and numerous islands with exquisite beaches. Fishing is very popular in Croatia and if you fancy fishing, check out spots such as Elfati and Kornati.
The Grenadines are known as the Spice Islands and are made up of 32 individual islands. A popular yachting spot is Princess Margaret Beach. Experience friendly people, beautiful scenery and explore 60 miles of the magical South Caribbean.
Catalina Island, California has crystal clear water, allowing you to see shipwrecks and aquatic life beneath the surface. Two Harbors is a popular sailing spot where you can tie up your boat and visit the village for a meal.
French Polynesia consists of four individual groups of islands, spread across 70 miles of the South Pacific. Tropical lagoons teaming with life, waterfalls, black and white sandy beaches and volcanic peaks make this a truly special destination.
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]]>If you want to have a taste of sea life, you can always go sailing. If you want something classier, you can find racing yachts on Let’s Go Sailing. You can arrange a private tour or join a group trip.
It may not sound very exciting, but you’d be sorry if you don’t see this architectural masterpiece. Designed in 1962 by Minoru Yamasaki, the science museum is the perfect place for every inventor, innovator and creative kid that just wants to know more. In addition, you can participate in some of its many interactive exhibits.
You can’t go to Seattle without visiting its most iconic landmark – the Space Needle. Just like the Science Center, it was designed in 1962 for the World’s Fair. You can go on the top of the Space Needle and enjoy an amazing view of the city.
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]]>Key West in Florida is well known for its coral reefs and clear blue water. This picturesque destination offers incredible sunsets and a chance to learn legends of hidden treasure and pirates.
See sea turtles, birds and dolphins as you sail from island to island. You may even choose to stay all-year round, living on your boat and enjoying the warm waters.
The constant changing of the wind makes sailing in Hawaii challenging. Many different winds whip around the islands but if you’re up to braving them, you will enjoy some breathtaking views when sailing in Maui, Hawaii.
You will have an opportunity to enjoy the warm sun and surf and your sailing skills are sure to be tested.
Sail away from the buzz of the city to the Channel Islands in California. Sailing to Santa Cruz, Santa Rosa, Anacapa or San Miguel is a popular activity for many sailing enthusiasts. You will experience golden sands, clear water, and pretty harbors.
You will have a chance to explore caves, see seals and whales and have an unforgettable sailing adventure.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BQkDWxMBThV/?tagged=channelislandscalifornia
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]]>The post Experiences You Shouldn’t Miss in Croatia appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>If you plan to visit Croatia, here are a few experiences to put on your itinerary that we definitely recommend you don’t skip.
The Adriatic Sea may be one of the most beautiful places in the world. Its clear blue waters are dotted with over 1,000 islands, and what better way could there possibly be to take in such sites than from a sailboat? There are plenty of companies like The Day Sail that offer one-day sailing excursions.
This ancient palace in the coastal town of Split was built for the Roman emperor in the fourth century AD and today constitutes about half of the town’s old city. Visitors can enter the palace for free, but tickets do need to be purchased in order to access certain buildings within it.
Anyone with an affinity for the great outdoors should be sure to visit Krka, a national park that boasts 7 waterfalls, fantastic hiking trails, and vistas worthy of a screensaver. We recommend getting tickets in advance, especially during the summer when the park is its most crowded.
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]]>The post The Best Destinations for Boating Enthusiasts appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Boating is baked into the culture of Newport, whose harbor was the site of tons of boating history including the very first America’s Cup boat race in the 1930s. Today the area has jazz festivals, artisan stalls, fresh fish markets, and great restaurants as well as plenty of boating opportunities.
The French Riviera, or Cote d’Azur, is known as one of the most beautiful spots in the world for well-off boat owners to spend time lounging and shopping. It’s the Mediterranean coast of France, and it’s home to such famous spots as Cannes and Monaco. There are plenty of events here and a place to park all manner of boats as well.
Tahiti and Bora Bora are just two of the best-known Islands in this tropical archipelago, where you can boat around the area and snorkel to view wildlife and coral reefs. There’s also a yearly traditional boat race held by the native tribes of the area.
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]]>The post The Yacht Week: A Fabulous Floating Experience appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The Yacht Week is hosted in a number of destinations throughout the year, amond them are Croatia, Greece, Sardinia, British Virgin Islands, and Montenegro. Sailors from around the globe head to their designated boat, with the crew of their choice (think your nearest and dearest friends).
From there, you and your crew sail from sun-soaked port to sun-soaked port. Along the way, you meet fellow sailors who are also a part of The Yacht Week. At night, the sailboats moor together in a flotilla and spend the evening cooking up delicious food, blasting great music, and simply enjoying life.
Of course, you are probably wondering what the sailboats are like. They are top of the line vessels, and all of them feature private cabins, berths, and full bathrooms. Each boat is equipped with a skipper who will teach the crew how to sail, and if you already know how then it will be that much easier. A crew spot starts at $520 for the week, but there are special prices for crews who want to rent an entire yacht.
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]]>The post Yacht Around the British Virgin Islands appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>If you’re ready to embark on your yachting adventure, BVI Charters, Dream Yacht Charters, and Virgin Charter Yachts all offer luxury power yachts and sailboats for the discerning adventurer. Chartering a yacht may sound expensive, but it all depends on the services included and the size of the boat. If you want a boat with a skipper and crew, you have to pay all of their wages for that time, which is factored into the cost per person, or per week. On top of that, all drinks and food may also be included, if you want to have your meals prepared and served to you. Expect to pay anywhere from $2,450 USD per person a week, up to $10,000+. It simply depends on the experience you want.
With four big islands and a smattering of smaller ones, it can be hard to decide where to go. Each island offers white sand beaches for you to moor off of, and dive into the crystal clear waters. Check out Tortola when you first arrive and then chart your course with your skipper.
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]]>The post 5 of the World’s Top Sailing Destinations appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Croatia is becoming an increasingly popular destination. It offers miles of coastline for sailors to explore and numerous islands with exquisite beaches. Fishing is very popular in Croatia and if you fancy fishing, check out spots such as Elfati and Kornati.
The Grenadines are known as the Spice Islands and are made up of 32 individual islands. A popular yachting spot is Princess Margaret Beach. Experience friendly people, beautiful scenery and explore 60 miles of the magical South Caribbean.
Catalina Island, California has crystal clear water, allowing you to see shipwrecks and aquatic life beneath the surface. Two Harbors is a popular sailing spot where you can tie up your boat and visit the village for a meal.
French Polynesia consists of four individual groups of islands, spread across 70 miles of the South Pacific. Tropical lagoons teaming with life, waterfalls, black and white sandy beaches and volcanic peaks make this a truly special destination.
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]]>The post 3 Best Things To Do In Seattle appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>If you want to have a taste of sea life, you can always go sailing. If you want something classier, you can find racing yachts on Let’s Go Sailing. You can arrange a private tour or join a group trip.
It may not sound very exciting, but you’d be sorry if you don’t see this architectural masterpiece. Designed in 1962 by Minoru Yamasaki, the science museum is the perfect place for every inventor, innovator and creative kid that just wants to know more. In addition, you can participate in some of its many interactive exhibits.
You can’t go to Seattle without visiting its most iconic landmark – the Space Needle. Just like the Science Center, it was designed in 1962 for the World’s Fair. You can go on the top of the Space Needle and enjoy an amazing view of the city.
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]]>The post 3 Top Places to Sail in the U.S. appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Key West in Florida is well known for its coral reefs and clear blue water. This picturesque destination offers incredible sunsets and a chance to learn legends of hidden treasure and pirates.
See sea turtles, birds and dolphins as you sail from island to island. You may even choose to stay all-year round, living on your boat and enjoying the warm waters.
The constant changing of the wind makes sailing in Hawaii challenging. Many different winds whip around the islands but if you’re up to braving them, you will enjoy some breathtaking views when sailing in Maui, Hawaii.
You will have an opportunity to enjoy the warm sun and surf and your sailing skills are sure to be tested.
Sail away from the buzz of the city to the Channel Islands in California. Sailing to Santa Cruz, Santa Rosa, Anacapa or San Miguel is a popular activity for many sailing enthusiasts. You will experience golden sands, clear water, and pretty harbors.
You will have a chance to explore caves, see seals and whales and have an unforgettable sailing adventure.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BQkDWxMBThV/?tagged=channelislandscalifornia
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