Mediterranean Circuit sailing route

Distance: Varies depending on the sections chosen, typically 200-500 miles (320-800 km).
Countries: Croatia, Greece, Italy, Turkey
Difficulty: Moderate
Type of trip: Sailing route

The Mediterranean Circuit is a dream route for sailors, weaving through azure waters, historic ports, and sun-drenched islands. This route can be customized to include Italy’s Amalfi Coast, Greece’s Cyclades, Croatia’s Dalmatian Islands, and Turkey’s Turquoise Coast. With calm seas, cultural treasures, and incredible food, it’s one of the world’s most beloved sailing experiences.

Highlights along the way

Amalfi Coast (Italy): Sail past colorful cliffside villages like Positano and Capri.
Cyclades (Greece): Explore iconic islands like Mykonos and Santorini with their whitewashed buildings and vibrant nightlife.
Dalmatian Coast (Croatia): Discover hidden coves and historic cities like Dubrovnik and Split.
Turquoise Coast (Turkey): Anchor in secluded bays surrounded by lush forests and visit ancient ruins like Kaş and Bodrum.

Distance

Varies depending on the sections chosen, typically 200-500 miles (320-800 km).

Best time to go

April to October, with July and August being the busiest but most vibrant months.

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Flybys from Croatia, Greece, Italy, Turkey

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