Around Croatia with More Sailing Review

More Sailing offers accessible yachting experiences in the Adriatic Sea through bookings for single or double spaces on shared boats or for entire vessels. The setup includes amenities such as breakfast, lunch, and wine, and it can include an option for sharing a bed, though cabins are typically arranged to avoid forcing strangers to share. Trips feature a loose itinerary designed to match guests’ wishes while onboard. Arrival logistics are handled through short transfers to historic coastal towns such as Trogir. Trogir’s Greek-founded old town is built from centuries-old sandstone, set between the mainland and the island of Čiovo, and offers a calm evening atmosphere and scenic morning streets leading to the Cathedral of St Lawrence.

"More Sailing, the Swedish company behind this bespoke set-up, prides itself on its accessibility, and as part of that, they offer bookings for single or double spaces on a shared boat, as well as entire vessels. I hasten to add that, in practice, More Sailing, a company with over 15 years' experience in providing yachting experiences, doesn't actually make you share a bed with someone you don't know. It is an option, though, alongside their single and double cabins, and one that I was curious about before I sampled a five-day stint on one of their Lagoon 51 catamarans."

"The itinerary for the trip was blissfully loose (which I later learned is to cater to the wishes and whims of guests while on board) to the point that when I arrived at Split Saint Jerome Airport, I had no clue where I would be that time tomorrow. A slightly nerve-wracking thought, but one that dissipated instantly after a painless 15-minute Uber ride took me to the historic coastal town of Trogir."

"Founded by the Greeks and famous for being assembled from centuries-old sandstone buildings, the old town is a small island wedged between the Croatian mainland and the larger island of Čiovo. Having arrived in the evening, the old town was primarily lit by the bars and eateries within its limestone walls, making for a serene atmosphere on a balmy night."

"Trogir was just as beautiful the next morning, and not too crowded for early May. The Town's winding streets lead you gracefully to the central square, where the orange roof of the Cathedral of St Lawrence projects into a bright blue sky. Locals"

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