Yacht Charter Croatia - Discover the Adriatic's Hidden Treasures

If you'd like to visit the Mediterranean the next time you're on holiday, there's no better country to see it in than Croatia. You know, there's a reason a number of Roman emperors and wealthy citizens chose to built summer retreats here, the scenery is very beautiful and the waters are the loveliest shade of blue, not to mention the fact that the Adriatic, is the cleanest and calmest sea in the Mediterranean.

Croatia has 1778km of coastline so you could say it's a maritime nation. Most of the major cities like Dubrovnik, Split, Pula, Zadar and Rijeka are located on the shore and constitute major ports as well as tourist attractions. They are all unique mixtures of ancient and modern because you'll find many night clubs and restaurants among the old Roman ruins, thus making for a very pleasurable experience.

But the true delight of the Croatian Adriatic coast is the large number of islands scattered along the coast in many archipelagoes, the main reason why yachties come here. So if you're tired of spending time on the shore, try changing your point of view and booking a sailing holiday to Croatia. There are many sailor-friendly regions such as Istria, Kvarner Bay, Dalmatia and the famous Kornati archipelago.

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Update: Missing Norwegian boat in the Southern Ocean

The Norwegian-registered “Berserk” yacht was last heard from yesterday morning 18 nautical miles (33km) north of Scott Base in the Ross Sea.

Both the Rescue Coordination Centre New Zealand (RCCNZ) and the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre in Northern Norway picked up a signal from the 14-metre steel-hulled vessel’s emergency distress beacon at approximately 05:00. Attempts to raise the crew have so far failed.

According to Berserk’s website, the crew had decided to embark on the voyage “to re-conquer the South Pole 100 years after Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen in 2011.”

Read more: http://theforeigner.no/pages/news/update-missing-norwegian-boat-in-the-southern-ocean/

Antibes Yacht Show partners with MYBA

The Antibes Yacht Show, which is now in its 5th year, have announced a partnership with MYBA – The Worldwide Yachting Association. The Show, which runs from April 7-10th 2011, is the biggest spring show to focus on Brokerage, Charter and for the first time this year on Refit. The show being held early in the year, in Port Vauban, is perfectly positioned, both in time and location for a buyer looking for a new yacht this summer.

Read the whole article: http://www.superyachttimes.com/editorial/29/article/id/5737