Writer Clare Mann wrote a useful recap of her Dalmatia sailing adventure in this week’s Telegraph. What I particularly like is the PR boost she gives to some of Croatia’s less-visited gems. Yes Hvar and Korcula are “party islands” (particularly Hvar) but just sail out to Vis, Mljet or the Kornati Islands and you can get plenty of peace and quiet even in mid-August.
In addition to recounting her itinerary, the writer gives a rundown of where to fuel up, and I don’t mean put petrol in the boat. There sure aren’t a lot of restaurants jostling for space in Zlarin for example, but it’s nice to hear about her scrumptious local meals. Just keep in mind that many of the destinations mentioned are only accessible by sailboat. Another good reason to charter a sailboat in Croatia!
Click here for the article on the Dalmatian islands.
Click here for where to eat and drink.
See my Croatian islands guide.
Posted in Articles, Croatia Travel, Hvar Island, National Parks
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April 7th, 2009
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Tags: Croatia Islands, Croatia Travel, Hvar Island, Korcula Island, National Parks, Sailing, Vis Island [gpbadge]
