Kvarner Region

Scenic Island-Hopping and Historic Hideaways

Highlights: The Kvarner region offers a mix of vibrant seaside towns and quiet island escapes. Start in Pula, renowned for its Roman amphitheater, and sail through charming towns like Cres and Mali Lošinj. Visit Ilovik, the “Island of Flowers,” and the medieval Rab Town with its iconic bell towers.

7-Day Sailing Itinerary:

Day 1: Pula
Begin by exploring Pula’s Roman Amphitheater, the Temple of Augustus, and the charming old town. Enjoy Istrian cuisine in local tavernas before starting the journey.
Day 2: Pula to Cres Town (Cres Island)
18 NM, 2.5 hours
Sail to Cres Town, a tranquil port with medieval architecture. Explore stone-paved streets, the town fortress, and relax on the beaches
Day 3: Cres Town to Osor (Cres Island)
10 NM, 2 hours
Continue to Osor, where Cres connects to Lošinj. This “museum town” boasts ancient ruins, sculptures, and a rich history dating back thousands of years.
Day 4: Osor to Mali Lošinj
10 NM, 2 hours
Sail to Mali Lošinj, a lively and scenic port. Visit the Museum of Apoxyomenos, relax in nearby coves, and explore the town’s restaurants and shops.
Day 5: Mali Lošinj to Ilovik
9 NM, 1.5 hours
Head to Ilovik, the “Island of Flowers.” Known for its colorful gardens and crystal-clear bays, Ilovik is ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and enjoying peaceful surroundings.
Day 6: Ilovik to Rab Town (Rab Island)
14 NM, 2.5 hours
Sail to Rab Town, famous for its four bell towers and medieval old town. Wander through ancient streets, visit Romanesque churches, and unwind on nearby beaches.
Day 7: Rab Town to Pula
22 NM, 3 hours
Sail back to Pula, making a final stop at the beautiful Kamenjak Nature Park near Pula’s southern coast for a swim and scenic lunch before docking.
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