Lagoon 38 - "Catharsis"

Kornati: the densest archipelago of the Mediterranean counts 140 islands that are spread along 35 kilometres of jewel-like scintillating waters.

Historic towns: Gleaming white houses, red roofs, stone labyrinths of steep backstreets and alleys are a joy to explore. You can dine or simply sip coffee in cobbled squares or waterfront restaurants. Zadar is alight with medieval glory, the Sibenik cathedral of St James astounds with Croatia’s rich historical heritage. The tiny town of Trogir is gorgeously set within medieval walls and its streets are knotted and mazelike. Its seafront boasts a wide promenade lined with bars and cafes, and yachts in the summer. Split’s Diocletian’s Palace is filled with dozens of bars, restaurants and shops thriving amid the atmospheric old walls where city life has been bustling for thousands of years.

Krka National Park: 2 hours sailing up the Krka River will transport you into an entirely different land, reminiscent of sailing in the lakes of Scandinavia. The lush green banks of the river take you to Skradin – a pretty riverside town combining brightly painted and bare stone houses on its main street overlooked by a ruined fortress. The clear waters of the Krka River have forged a 200 m deep canyon through the limestone bed. The most spectacular sight is the waterfall Skradinski Buk where 17 cascades fall down in a waterfall 100 m wide and almost 50 m high.