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Kroatien und Slowenien : Koper bis Split (376883395X)



Die Ostküste der Adria gehört zu den beliebtesten Wassersportrevieren im Mittelmeer. Hier in Kroatien und Slowenien gibt es Sonne satt, blaues Meer, wilde Küsten, einsame Inseln, romantische Buchten, kleine Häfen und moderne Marinas. Kurz: alle Annehmlichkeiten für einen erholsamen Urlaubstörn. In diesem aktuellen Törnführer finden Wassersportler präzise Beschreibungen der Häfen, Marinas und Ankerplätze, ebenso der Ausstattung der Liege- und Ankerplätze mit Service- und Versorgungsmöglichkeiten, ergänzt mit Hinweisen auf die Sehenswürdigkeiten vor Ort und nahebei. Dieser kompetente Törnführer ist an Bord wie bei der Planung und Vorbereitung ein unentbehrlicher Ratgeber für Ihren Kroatien- und Slowenien-Törn.

Slowenien hat großzügige Marinas und hügelige Küsten, während an der Küste des kroatischen Istrien die tiefen, fjordartigen Buchten locken. In die weiten Buchten des Kvarner mit Opatija und Rijeka führt der Kurs, zu den Inseln Cres, Krk und Rab. Weiter geht es ins Meer der 1000 Inseln u. a. mit Losinj, Pag, Dugi Otok, Murter und der eigenen Welt der Kornaten; an der Festlandsküste laden die Wassersportzentren in und um Zadar, Biograd, Trogir und Split zu einem Besuch ein.

Dieter Berner segelt seit nunmehr über 20 Jahren in den Gewässern vor Slowenien und Kroatien. Akribisch und kompetent hat der erfahrene Segler die Informationen in diesem neuen Band zusammengestellt.


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  • Paperback | 296 pages
  • 165 x 233 x 25mm | 820g
  • German
  • 1. Auflage
  • 100 farbige Fotos
  • 376883395X
  • 9783768833950


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