Ep7: Sailing Croatia in 2021. Islands, anchorages and marinas.
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- Опубліковано 9 жов 2021
- We are sailing in Croatia and living fulltime on our sailboat during 2021. We embark on a 30-day passage to explore Croatia from the very south to the northern Adriatic. We share some beautiful anchorages, marinas, unspoiled islands, great sites, and expenses along the way.
We recently quit our high-tech jobs in California, bought a sailboat, and moved to the Mediterranean. We are just starting our adventure of sailing around the world and experiencing life on a sailboat. In this sailing vlog 2021, we will share our experiences as a sailing couple on UA-cam who spends our first year sailing extensively throughout the Croatian coast. We will document our experiences, travel discoveries, and costs throughout our sailing journey. Croatia offers some of the best sailings in the Mediterranean and Europe. We hope you will find the sailing passage in this video helpful.
Costs to moor, dock a 45’ boat sloop per day:
Make sure to watch previous episodes for our entire passage (Day 1-15) and prices.
Please note we were able to stay for free at all ACI Marinas in Croatia during our passage because of the special they are currently having.
Day 16: Anchored at Krk island bay is called Uvala Mala Jana free
Best anchorage to date!
Day 17: Friday, June 18, ACI Marina Rab
693 HRK - $107 USD (Paid $0)
Day 18: Saturday, June 19, ACI Marina Simuni island of Pag
612 HRK - $94 USD (Paid $0)
Day 19: Sunday, June 20 , Anchorage Molat Badebucht
Free
Day 20: Monday, June 21, Mooring ball - Zut Island Zut bay
Restaurant - Konoba BAIN (very good)
Free
Day 21: Tuesday, June 22, Mooring Ball - Zut island Zut Bay
Free
Day 22: Wednesday, June 23, ACI Marina Vodice
666 HRK - $102USD (Paid $0)
Day 23: Thursday, June 24 ACI Marina Skradin
752 HRK - $116USD (Paid $0)
Hi guys. Just found your videos. Interesting details and well done! Thank you!
Our pleasure!
Oh my, Krka National Park is stunning in its beauty! Another great video and I am traveling vicariously through your videos. Great job guys and now on to the next one to watch.
Congratulations on another wonderful video. Wish I were there with you. You seem to have perfected your med mooring.
Thanks Bob. You know you are welcome anytime. 🙂
Another great video, thank you guys!!!
Thank you for following!
We need more videos please :)
Thank you!! We would love to put more content but reality is keeping up with the boat is more of a time commitment than we anticipated. We are also new to video production and we do all recording, production, and editing ourselves. As we get better we should be able to streamline. Please bear with us 🙂
Have you considered putting a forward facing camera at the top of the mast , it would certainly give you another perspective going under those bridges 😃🥂
Never thought about it. Next time I am up there I will make an effort 😀
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If you come to split, I believe the berth at the pump station is free due to some administrative paradoxes. You can also contact me if you need any advice or information in Split.
Thanks for reaching out and the offer. We actually visited Split during our trip. We will cover Trogir, Split, and Brac in the next episode. We will make sure to contact you next time we are around. Best!
@@SeaBeeSailing O.K. btw, I am YM 500 GT, my wife working in VTS Split Croatia
Is that a flexofold propeller? Have you ever made any measurements of rpm vs motoring speed? Eg speed at around 2100-2200rpm which is the cruising rpm? Only asking as I may replace my fixed prop with a folding one (same boat).
it is flexofold prop. The engine/speed performance done professionally when we purchase the boat. Results are below- all GPS speeds
rpm/nm
1000/4.3
1500/5.7
2000/6.0
2500/7.2
2850(max)/7.9
Thanks!
Do they have canals in Croatia like the French canals?
We haven’t seen any but there are inlets and rivers you can sail up.
@@SeaBeeSailing Thanks I was thinking more about coming from France through Europe. Not coming from the sea.