Skradin Cup
Regatta 2025

After the awesome success of the first Skradin Cup in 2024, our fantastic regatta in Croatia is back! Get ready for the second Skradin Cup in 2025!

Inspired by the legendary Catamarans Cup, Skradin Cup, hosted by Istion Yachting, has redefined the standards of regattas!

Mark your calendars for the 10th to the 17th of May 2025, as we set sail from our base in Skradin, Croatia, embarking on another great journey across the stunning Dalmatian Coast. Get ready for a week full of fun, sailing and unforgettable evening events!

The 2nd Skradin Cup has two racing classes: one for monohulls and another for catamarans. Whether you love the classic style of a monohull or prefer an impressive catamaran, there's a race for you. Join us as we sail to the most beautiful spots in the Adriatic Sea, feel the thrill of racing and take part in some super fun water competitions that will blow your mind!

But the fun doesn’t end in the water. Each evening, after the day's awards, get ready for amazing fiestas and themed parties. If you were with us last year, you know how incredible these nights were, and this year will be even better!

Scenic sailing routes, diverse landscapes, coupled with local culture and traditions, make Skradin Cup a unique adventure for all sailors, families and friends of any skill level!

HOW TO PARTICIPATE:
• Team up with your friends or family and charter a bareboat yacht to race!
• Charter a skippered yacht and come aboard with your loved ones to enjoy this experience with the added comfort and safety of a professional skipper!

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Don't miss this year's breathtaking destinations

Skradin: Croatia’s Ethereal River Enclave

Welcome to Skradin, Croatia's hidden fableland! Nestled beside the shimmering Krka River and surrounded by rolling hills, this charming town feels like a living story. Wander through streets lined with pastel-colored houses and impressive bridges arching over crystal waters.

Every corner reveals a new treasure. Stroll along the riverbanks, sail through emerald landscapes, or explore local markets brimming with fresh flavors and artisanal goods. Whether you're discovering secret waterfalls or enjoying a riverside meal, Skradin invites you to lose yourself in its timeless beauty.

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Zlarin: The Golden Island

Zlarin, often called a golden gift from nature, is a serene haven of crystal-clear waters, calm bays, and hidden coves ideal for peaceful sailing and swimming. Known as a safe shelter for sailors since ancient times, the island also boasts 'wild' beaches for quiet reflection.

Zlarin’s rich tradition of coral diving dates back to the 15th century, with its skilled harvesters celebrated across the Adriatic. Visitors can explore this legacy at the Croatian Coral Center and thriving coral farms. The island’s charm is further enhanced by its beautiful churches and breathtaking views from Klepac Hill, its highest point. To complete the experience, Zlarin offers exquisite Mediterranean cuisine, with fresh seafood and traditional dishes that promise to delight you.

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Hvar: Glamour and History

A favorite among sailors, Hvar offers something for every mood. Whether you’re drawn to its vibrant nightlife or tranquil retreats. With well-equipped marinas providing top-notch facilities and scenery that captivates the soul, Hvar is a sensory delight.

The play of nature is visible at every kilometer of highly indented coastline, the rocky seabed presents heaven for explorers, and 143 speleological sites have still not discovered all the secrets kept inside the bowels of the island.

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Vis: Timeless and Untouched

Vis’ isolated location and beautiful nature make it one of the most popular destinations on the Adriatic. Vis island suddenly found worldwide fame thanks to the Hollywood hit Mamma Mia 2 and the Vis Archipelago Geopark, which is part of the UNESCO world network. It’s not only known for its natural beauty but also for its deep historical and cultural heritage.

For sailors looking to experience local culture, the charming town of Komiža offers a glimpse into traditional island life. This picturesque fishing village is filled with narrow streets, colorful houses, and a welcoming harbor brimming with fishing boats.

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Trogir: Step Back in Medieval Times

Trogir is a UNESCO World Heritage site, a jewel of history and architecture. This charming town offers a blend of ancient wonders, culture and warm hospitality. For sailors and travelers alike, Trogir is a fantastic destination to dock, explore and indulge.

Trogir's old town is a captivating maze of narrow streets, charming squares, and timeless medieval architecture. The bustling market in Trogir is a great place to experience the local culture. You can buy fresh produce, handmade goods and local delicacies. Enjoy fresh seafood, local wines, and specialties like Pasticada (beef stew) or Grilled Fish, in a variety of restaurants and taverns, with a glass of fine Croatian wine.

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Sibenik: The Guardian of St. Antony's Canal

Šibenik is a city where history, culture, beauty and architecture come together. Its medieval charm, UNESCO-listed landmarks, and rich maritime heritage, promises unforgettable experiences. 

Šibenik is renowned for its impressive fortresses, each offering a captivating glimpse into the city’s storied past. St. Michael’s Fortress, perched above the city, serves as an open-air theater with breathtaking views of Šibenik, the islands, and the Adriatic. Its interactive museum brings the city’s history to life in an engaging way.

Equally remarkable is St. Nicholas Fortress, a UNESCO-listed Renaissance structure guarding the harbor entrance. Accessible only by boat, it showcases incredible views and offers a unique glimpse into Šibenik’s Venetian heritage. These fortresses stand as enduring symbols of the city’s rich history and resilience.

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2025 Route Map & Program

• SATURDAY 10TH MAY
Morning: Arrival / Registration /
Check in at ACI Skradin Marina
Evening: Opening ceremony /
Town of Skradin, main town square

• SUNDAY 11TH MAY
Morning: Skipper’s Briefing
Leg 1: TBA
Evening: TBA

• MONDAY 12TH MAY
Morning: Skipper’s Briefing
Leg 2: TBA
Evening: TBA

• TUESDAY 13TH MAY
Morning: Skipper’s Briefing
Leg 3: TBA
Evening: TBA

• WEDNESDAY 14TH MAY
Morning: Skipper’s Briefing
Leg 4: TBA
Evening: TBA

• THURSDAY 15TH MAY
Free sailing day

• FRIDAY 16TH MAY
Arrival to ACI Skradin Marina

• SATURDAY 17TH MAY
Check out, Kisses & Goodbyes!

Enticing benefits of Skradin

• A romantic small town about 12km from the city of Sibenik (20min drive).

• Rich in history & culture dating back to the Luburnians.

• Entrance to Krka National Park; 109sq km of exceptional natural value famous for the magical Skradinski But & Roski Slap Waterfalls.

• Near to Cikola Canyon, perfect for outdoor activities.

• Known for its unique wine tasting venues.

• In the heart of the sailing area
along the Dalmatian coast, offering the choice of sailing in both the northern
and southern itineraries.

• Close to Zadar and Split airports, both approximately 50min away by car.

• Just 1.5 hours of sailing through the beautiful St. Anthony's Channel towards the open sea.

A great fleet to choose from!

Our fleet consists of totally 25 new-built yachts from 2023, 2024 and 2025: 12 elegant sailing yachts and 13 modern catamarans, all available for skippered or bareboat charters.

Entry form for Skradin Cup