10 proven ways to get your kids off their phones when yachting

This is the simplest and most efficient solution while sailing with kids. Younger kids happily embrace this role, but teenagers can be a bit different. But the zest for trying out new things will eventually do the trick for them, too. By the end of the first or second day you will all but admire how responsibly they help the captain, how eagerly they learn to tie knots, unfurl and furl in sails, or navigate the yacht.

Apart from exploratory outings in the bays and around the islands, you can organize mock sea battles. The goal is to sink (kick off the board) an enemy ship. Alternatively, you can have a race which involves going around an improvised buoy. The captain will easily help you run such competitions.

On many islands and especially in national parks hiring a bike is a must. This way you'll be able to see much more during one hour than walking would permit.

The national parks and many towns nestled on the hills of the islands offer trekking routes, which give breath-taking views of the sea and the islands around you. A pleasant tiredness from all the walking and new impressions are sure to stay with you for quite a while.

Snorkeling and exploring the seabed, coral and fish in the clean waters of the Adriatic is safe and will keep everyone busy for a long time.

It is arguably kids' favorite entertainment. Not less than 100 times is guaranteed. If you've hired a catamaran, a special adventure would be swimming in between its hulls in the aquamarine-tinted light effused from the yacht.

Doing passages from place to place all the time may tire the young adventurers, but they can get into a motorboat and try to navigate it along the shore or between the islands themselves. Such entertainment is definitely to everyone's liking - this has been proven a zillion times.

Visit the oyster farm and see how mollusks, as well as cattle, are grown, harvest olives and make oil yourself, attend the truffle hunt and many more. Depending on the region, we will offer you the treats and interesting bits available there. Contact us.

Why not have a quest in one of the towns or read the map? Several easy tasks will make the kids get caught up in an exciting game for several hours and will help remember the voyage better. The winning team might get a small prize, while the other teams could get runner-up honors.

Throughout the year different regions hold various festivals, for instance, the city of Omiš is known for its pirate festival, Pula — for a renowned film festival, while the Lastovo island - with its carnival. Align your plans with one of those events — and a part of the entertainment program for kids is settled.