The Sailing Party

Are you ready for the time of your life?

Concept

• Croatia - Summer 2013.• 10 – 20 sailing yachts per week• 7 days of sailing around Kornati

national park• 7 nights of great partying on the

yachts in secluded bays

• Staff per one week:• 3 producers• 1 lead skipper• 10 - 20 skippers• 10 - 20 sailing yachts• 1 support boat

Organization

• Bookings are currently open for 2 weeks:

• 27.07.2013.-03.08.2013.• 03.08.2013.-10.08.2013.

Bookings

Itinerary

Itinerary1st DaySutomiscica – Ugljan — Discover your island6pm – check-in at Sutomiscica. Getting to know your boat and crew.Up anchor to the near by village of Ugljan, a short intro for your sailing experience. Ugljan is the closest island of the Zadar archipelago just a couple of miles sail across the channel from Zadar. It is also called the green island, covered with dense bush, pine trees, olive-groves, fig-groves, vineyards and other Mediterranean vegetation.Party in a cosy beach bar. Meet the locals, taste the food and traditional drinks (don’t miss medica – herbal schnapps made from honey  or travarica).

2nd DayIsland of Iz — BBQ in the wildernessSet sail for island of Iz in between of Ugljan and Dugi otok, perfect for a summer getaway. It has an area of 17.59 km² and a population of 557 inhabitants. The island has been settled since prehistoric times and the first Croatian settlers dates from 1266. Its two biggest settlements (Iž Veli and Iž Mali) are located on the eastern part of the island. Near the island there are some very small uninhabited islands with beautiful beaches ready for you to discover. While the day is reserved for swimming and sailing, the night offers inimitable experience of traditional Dalmatian BBQ in the wilderness of the island.

Itinerary3rd DayIsland of Dugi otok, Sali — Cocktail bar partyThis day is reserved for sports activities. The winner of a short race between the boats will be awarded some traditional wine or domestic beer. After the race refresh in a turquoise waters of Dugi otok before the arrival to Sali, the biggest village in this area. Spending a day on Dugi otok (Long island), the longest island in this area. Island is perfect for shopping, sightseeing and tasting traditional food and drinks. After exploring one of the longest islands on Adriatic we will spend the night in Sali, a small town with population of just 1,688 inhabitants. With a cocktail bar just a few steps from your boat it's a party-time you just can't miss.

4th DayIsland of Kornat, Vrulje — Traditional cuisine partyTime to meet the real beauty of Croatian islands, or in the words of J.B. Shaw: 'During the last days of creation, God wished to crown his work and hence from his own tears, stars and breath created Kornati'. Exquisite nature, crystal blue water, lonely beaches and many small islands with funny names and weird shapes is what you can expect to see here.Sailing day ends in Vrulje, a small village on the island, in a traditional cuisine restaurant called konoba. A house down the hill, a private dock and some delicious meals accompanied with some great music is all you will need.

Itinerary5th DayIsland of Kornat — Midnight swimming cliff partyWhile this day is all about chilling, the night will bring some exquisite party experience. Light sailing among the islands, enjoying the summer breeze, swimming below the highest cliffs of the island or just relax for the night. Tying the boats together on a cliff in a hidden bay will create a perfect stage for your midnight swimming party in warm Adriatic sea.The starry sky undisturbed by artificial lights, silence and peace of natural sea ambience enriched with some DJ music, fresh sea air and a light breeze make spending the night in Kornati really special and unforgettable.

6th DayVodice — Welcome to the beach party After lots of fun around the islands, it's time to visit central Dalmatian towns on the mainland. The town of Vodice is a coastal town located in a wide bay. It's a tourist centre famous for its lively atmosphere and pleasant people. Vodice was first mentioned in 1402 although it was founded already in the Roman times as Arausa. Its name derives from the word meaning water sources which supplied the whole area.The defense walls from the times of the Turks with the Coric tower testify the past times. Pebbled and sandy beaches, restaurants, numerous beach bars and night clubs offer a wide range of fun for everybody.

Itinerary7th DayIsland of Babac - Zadar — Zadar farewell partyThe busy town of Vodice will now be swapped for the wilderness of the island of Babac, located just 600 meters from the mainland and accessible only by a boat or a ship  from the island of Pasman. lsland Babac is the only inhabited island from the islets in the area offering a beautiful view of the mainland towns and the surrounding islands.

Babac has many quiet and peaceful coves, which are located around the entire island. You'll taste some traditional home cuisine from a local fisherman and enjoy his unique hiddenoutdoors restaurant.

A little more sailing experience from Babac will take you to Zadar, a historical center of Dalmatia. Situated in the heart of the Adriatic, Zadar is the urban center of northern Dalmatia as administrative, economic, cultural and political center of the region with 75,000 inhabitants. With many historical monuments, museums and attractions as greeting to the sun and sea organs, Zadar is a must see place while staying in Croatia. We'll say farewell with an all night party inside the city walls.

• 499€ per person• Included in the price:• Rental of Yacht (check in Saturday from 17:00 – check out

Saturday by 09:00)• Yacht equipment Including dingy with outboard motor and fuel.• WiFi on the Yachts • Taxes (except Tourist tax which is charged at €7 per person, per

week) • Cleaning charges • Towels • DJ Parties

Prices

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