Travel Croatia

No. Australian passport holders can enter Croatia visa-free as a tourist for up to 90 days within any 180-day period. Croatia is part of the Schengen Area, so the 90-day limit applies cumulatively across all Schengen countries.

Late May through September is peak season with warm Adriatic swimming weather. June and September are sweet spots — fewer crowds than July/August, still hot, and water temperatures are perfect. Sailing trips run May to October.

Croatia is mid-range for Europe — cheaper than Italy or France, more expensive than Greece or Eastern Europe. Expect around $80–150 AUD per day for budget travel including food, drinks and ferries. Dubrovnik is the most expensive city; islands and inland are cheaper.

iFlyGo sailing trips include the boat, captain, hostess, breakfast, transfers, party events and skippered island-hopping route — designed for 18–35s who want to socialise without the planning stress. Yacht Week is a brand of similar parties on private charters; our trips are simpler to book and often better value.

Yes. iFlyGo offers both group sailing adventures (most social) and independent island-hopping itineraries (more flexible). Tell us how you like to travel and we'll match you to the right trip.