kvarner tours
14-Day Kvarner Islands Sailing Getaway from Rijeka
- FromRound trip from Rijeka, Croatia
- Duration8 days, 7 nights
- PriceFrom 650 EUR per person/week
- Max guestsUp to 9
Discover the stunning Kvarner Bay on this 7-day sailing adventure starting from Rijeka. Experience medieval towns, hidden islands, and crystal-clear waters. Perfect for sailors seeking a blend of culture, nature, and authentic coastal life.
Our boats
We pay utmost attention to customers' preferences and offer only the most suitable boats and services.
Modern and safe
Your comfort while staying onboard is our priority. We book only fresh and nicely equipped boats from proven charter companies.
3 to 4 guest cabins
Choose a sailboat or a catamaran depending on the group size, budget, and other preferences.
Local Assistance & Complements
As a welcome gesture, we'll offer you a valuable complement and 24/7 support from our local team.
The price starts from 650 EUR per person/week
The final price quote depends on the season, desired amenities, and services on board.
- Charter fee
- Skipper
- Concierge services
- Travel Expenses
- Refundable Yacht Insurance or Damage Waiver
- Advanced Provisioning Allowance
Preliminary itinerary
Explore untouched nature and visit ancient cities on the islands throughout the Kvarner Gulf.
Day 1 | Saturday
Port of Rijeka, or meeting at the airport to transfer to the marina
Yacht check-in and settling in after 16:00. Before, you can visit a town, sign a booking contract at the chartering company office, and do provisioning. You will also get to know the crew and receive a safety briefing before setting sail.
Rijeka - Krk Town (14 nm)
Navigate past Rijeka's bustling port toward your first destination—Krk Island. Pass under the impressive Krk Bridge and dock in the historic Krk Town. Evening strolls through narrow medieval streets reveal centuries of history in every stone. Must-sees: 12th-century cathedral and Frankopan Castle.
Yacht check-in and settling in after 16:00. Before, you can visit a town, sign a booking contract at the chartering company office, and do provisioning. You will also get to know the crew and receive a safety briefing before setting sail.
Rijeka - Krk Town (14 nm)
Navigate past Rijeka's bustling port toward your first destination—Krk Island. Pass under the impressive Krk Bridge and dock in the historic Krk Town. Evening strolls through narrow medieval streets reveal centuries of history in every stone. Must-sees: 12th-century cathedral and Frankopan Castle.
Day 2 | Sunday
Krk Town - Cres Town (12 nm)
Morning sail brings you to Cres, where time seems to stand still. The island has uncountable secluded beaches with sun-bleached round pebbles, a stone labyrinth in Beli, and a sanctuary for rare griffon vultures.
The evening you will spend in the town of Cres itself, where after a walk through the historic city with its diverse architectural details, you can stop for dinner at an authentic local restaurant, Riva, or dine on board.
Morning sail brings you to Cres, where time seems to stand still. The island has uncountable secluded beaches with sun-bleached round pebbles, a stone labyrinth in Beli, and a sanctuary for rare griffon vultures.
The evening you will spend in the town of Cres itself, where after a walk through the historic city with its diverse architectural details, you can stop for dinner at an authentic local restaurant, Riva, or dine on board.
Day 3 | Monday
Cres town - Osor - Mali Lošinj (23 nm)
Our journey will take us along the enchanting coastline, making delightful stops for swimming. Later, we'll arrive in Osor. Nestled between the islands of Cres and Losinj, Osor's streets exude an undisturbed sense of tranquility that feels like an idyllic dream on a scorching summer day.
Follow the western coast of Cres to reach the "Island of Vitality"—Mali Lošinj. Known for its healing climate and resident dolphins, this former shipbuilding town charms with colorful captain's villas and aromatic gardens. It is a perfect spot for sunset dining.
Our journey will take us along the enchanting coastline, making delightful stops for swimming. Later, we'll arrive in Osor. Nestled between the islands of Cres and Losinj, Osor's streets exude an undisturbed sense of tranquility that feels like an idyllic dream on a scorching summer day.
Follow the western coast of Cres to reach the "Island of Vitality"—Mali Lošinj. Known for its healing climate and resident dolphins, this former shipbuilding town charms with colorful captain's villas and aromatic gardens. It is a perfect spot for sunset dining.
Day 4 | Tuesday
Mali Lošinj - Susak (13 nm)
Susak is famous for its diving possibilities and is widely considered one of the best destinations in Europe. Underwater reefs and shipwrecks make the island fascinating for swimmers and divers.
Size-wise, it is a tiny island, yet its large sandy beach makes up for this space limitation. On the way to the top, you will pass numerous vineyards and a bamboo grove overlooking a stunning assemblage of orange roofs and the turquoise sea. The old town is authentic; you can spend hours looking at the colorful facades and quirky details.
Susak is famous for its diving possibilities and is widely considered one of the best destinations in Europe. Underwater reefs and shipwrecks make the island fascinating for swimmers and divers.
Size-wise, it is a tiny island, yet its large sandy beach makes up for this space limitation. On the way to the top, you will pass numerous vineyards and a bamboo grove overlooking a stunning assemblage of orange roofs and the turquoise sea. The old town is authentic; you can spend hours looking at the colorful facades and quirky details.
Day 5 | Wednesday
Susak - Unije (4 nm)
It is a perfect place for a tranquil break before the next journey between the islands of Kvarner. On this small island with its friendly and sparse population, you'll find two lighthouses, a handful of restaurants, a bakery, a couple of shops, and a post office.
The Croatian concept of 'pomalo' (meaning 'without rush') takes on special significance here: after a leisurely walk or bike ride past olive groves, and with a view of intricate coves, it's delightful to sit atop a hill and spot your anchored yacht.
It is a perfect place for a tranquil break before the next journey between the islands of Kvarner. On this small island with its friendly and sparse population, you'll find two lighthouses, a handful of restaurants, a bakery, a couple of shops, and a post office.
The Croatian concept of 'pomalo' (meaning 'without rush') takes on special significance here: after a leisurely walk or bike ride past olive groves, and with a view of intricate coves, it's delightful to sit atop a hill and spot your anchored yacht.
Day 6 | Thursday
Unije – Ilovik or Pula (31.5 nm)
Depending on the weather forecast and your preferences, you can sail to Ilovik Island or extend to Pula.
Ilovik delights its visitors with different emotions—from eucalyptus scent to leisurely pastimes. Fast forward to the evening when you moor in the tod set off on a tour of 12-15th-century Venetian-style palaces.
Depending on the weather forecast and your preferences, you can sail to Ilovik Island or extend to Pula.
Ilovik delights its visitors with different emotions—from eucalyptus scent to leisurely pastimes. Fast forward to the evening when you moor in the tod set off on a tour of 12-15th-century Venetian-style palaces.
We strongly recommend attending a concert at the Arena or the Smaller Colosseum in Pula, an experience you will not soon forget.
Day 7 | Friday
Pula – Medulin Riviera (17 nm)
Kamenjak, the southernmost tip of the Istrian peninsula, is certainly one of the most attractive and most visited parts of the Medulin Riviera. Just a few kilometers long, the cape contains as many as 30 bays and 11 uninhabited islands.
From Cape Kamenjak you will surely catch sight of the Porer lighthouse, built on the rock of the same name in 1846, as well as of the islet of Fenoliga, where dinosaurs once walked and whose footprints can still be seen today.
Day 8 | Saturday
Medulin Riviera – Rabac – Cres (26 nm, 7 nm)
Rabac is called the Pearl of Kvarner Bay due to its white pebble beaches, rich Mediterranean vegetation, and crystal-clear, clean, and translucent seawater.
The stop here will allow to have some rest before sailing to the magnificent island of Cres with its scenic and peaceful bays. We will finally moor in Cres and immerse ourselves in the unique architecture and cuisine seamlessly blending several cultures.
Rabac is called the Pearl of Kvarner Bay due to its white pebble beaches, rich Mediterranean vegetation, and crystal-clear, clean, and translucent seawater.
The stop here will allow to have some rest before sailing to the magnificent island of Cres with its scenic and peaceful bays. We will finally moor in Cres and immerse ourselves in the unique architecture and cuisine seamlessly blending several cultures.
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