Croatia

Summers in Croatia are hot and dry, with the average daytime temperature in July and August reaching around +24 degrees Celsius. Typically, daytime temperatures range between 27-30 degrees, while nights cool to 20-22 degrees. The Adriatic Sea's water temperature along the Croatian coast in July averages about +27 degrees Celsius, with some areas seeing temperatures rising as high as +30 degrees. This warmth makes it an inviting destination for swimming and water activities during the summer months. 

This could be your perfect vacation in the Adriatic Sea, which bathes all the southwestern shores of Croatia. This coast is characterized by a fascinating diversity of nature, attracting tourists from all over the world who want to explore the country, its culture, or simply relax. There are 260 sunny days a year here, ensuring ample opportunities for swimming. In total, small Croatia boasts 1,145 islands, ranging from small to truly large ones.

Shipping and infrastructure are well developed in Croatia. Water tourism is extremely popular here. The country boasts many well-equipped marinas with shops and cafes, offering a wide selection of yachts, motorboats, catamarans, and other water vehicles for rent. The pleasure boating season spans from May to October, perfect for both romantics and adventurous groups of friends.

Croatia hosts numerous pleasure boat companies, offering a vast array of choices, from boats for two to the largest catamarans for entire friend groups, for independent travel or with a captain. Most of these ships are new and feature modern designs. They are comfortably equipped for living—cozy bedrooms, well-equipped kitchens, comfortable toilets and showers, spacious living rooms, and even more spacious decks, ensuring a perfect relaxation experience.

Stopping in UNESCO-protected cities and towns, you'll discover a wealth of architecture, history, museums, quaint souvenir shops, cozy cafes, and excellent restaurants. Fresh oysters, fish, or other seafood can be bought directly from fishermen along the shore, offering a great opportunity to test your culinary skills on board.

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