Earlier this week, I posted my first in a series of travel logs from the vacation my family took in June to the Dalmatian Coast of Croatia in a chartered sailboat, which will describe the wonderful places we visited. But if you’d like to learn more about how to plan a trip like the one we took, you’ll want to read my latest article in Go World Travel, “Why a Croatian Sailing Charter Is the Perfect Family Vacation.”
This is the second article about European travel I’ve published on Go World Travel, and it will be helpful for anyone dreaming about chartering a sailboat in the Mediterranean. Beyond providing practical information about the logistics of traveling in a sailboat and the costs you can expect (including sailboat rental fees and the cost of hiring a skipper), I describe a typical “day in the life” aboard a chartered sailboat in Croatia, including dining at a seaside restaurant in a secluded cove, then spending the following morning swimming for two hours, before sailing on to a seaside village to enjoy gelato while strolling down quiet cobblestoned lanes.
So this article may induce impulse vacation planning. I also provide more information about Sail Charter in Croatia, the excellent company we used, and another well-deserved shout out to Marino, our five-star skipper.
Thanks again, Go World Travel!!
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