Croatia

Fly to Split, Croatia (SPU), take a taxi to Marina Agana (30 minutes)

Fly to Dubrovnik, Croatia (DBV), take a bus/taxi/rental car to Marina Agana (4 hours)

Croatian Kuna (HRK) is the main form of currency used

Euro (EUR) is an accepted alternative

United States Dollars (USD) is NOT accepted in many places, or may be accepted for a fee, currency should be converted to Kuna (HRK) or Euro (EUR) prior to landing in Croatia

Visa and Mastercard credit cards are accepted at some establishments

American Express, Discover, etc are not accepted at some establishments

Credit card foreign transaction fees will apply (if applicable)

ATM's are available in some anchorages, high withdrawal fees may apply (if applicable)

Most US-based cell phones will work

Most US-based cell service providers have limited voice, text, and data plan agreements with local carriers

Most US-based cell service providers offer voice, text, and data upgrade plans for more minutes and faster speeds

Cell service is available in most of the locations, but may not be available at all times

Many charter boats and restaurants offer WiFi free of charge

Croatian is the primary language

English is an alternative language spoken by most

Hundreds of bays varying in population, landscape, and activities

Most nights will be spent moored "stern-to" (also known as Med-moor) to a seawall in front of a town or marina

Some anchorages have anchoring out in the middle of a deep, protected bay

Most anchorages feature a variety of restaurants and bars along the town shoreline

Few anchorages are completed deserted, dinner will need to be prepared aboard the yacht

Nightlife varies greatly by the size and type of town, some larger town have many bars and night clubs, smaller towns only have a few lounges, bars, and restaurants

Swimming is usually only possible only during the day-time stops from the yacht, some towns have rocky/small-pebble beaches to swim from shore

Water temperatures are fairly cool even in the summer months, similar to swimming conditions in California

Snorkeling and SCUBA are not available in most locations

Most anchorages feature ample land-based cultural, historical, and sight-seeing activities

Some moderate hiking available

Most anchorages feature restaurants, cafes, bars, lounges, historical sites, scenic views, natural feats, and towns to explore

Few anchorages have small gift shops for souvenir shopping

Many anchorages feature access to taxi services that will take visitors to various locations only accessible by land (hill-top restaurants)

Cars and scooters available for rent in most anchorages