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Board the wooden Sandra in Medulin for a private five-hour cruise to Kamenjak and Ceja—swim in underwater caves, circle the historic Porer lighthouse and spend hours on a small private islet with lunch and drinks included.
Board the wooden Sandra in Medulin for a private five-hour cruise to Kamenjak and Ceja—swim in underwater caves, circle the historic Porer lighthouse and spend hours on a small private islet with lunch and drinks included.
A wooden hull cuts through blue Adriatic, and Medulin’s harbor slips astern as Sandra opens a panorama of limestone coast and small islets. Morning light picks out the low cliffs of Cape Kamenjak, where waves test little caves and the water invites an easy first plunge. Onboard, crew serve a welcome drink while the shoreline loosens into open sea.
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Operated by Medulin Excursions · Medulin, Istria
A wooden hull cuts through blue Adriatic, and Medulin’s harbor slips astern as Sandra opens a panorama of limestone coast and small islets. Morning light picks out the low cliffs of Cape Kamenjak, where waves test little caves and the water invites an easy first plunge. Onboard, crew serve a welcome drink while the shoreline loosens into open sea.
This half-day private cruise follows a maritime route shaped by geology and empire: karst headlands carved by wind and salt, and the austere Porer lighthouse, a vestige of Austro-Hungarian navigation from 1846. Local fishermen’s culture still flavors the menus—fish, tuna or vegetarian options served as you drift past coves. The ride pauses for a guided swim into Golumbera cave and later drops anchor off Ceja, a small privately managed islet with a bar, sandy shallows and snorkeling-ready clarity.
Expect mostly calm, near-shore cruising with occasional wind; visibility in summer often exceeds 10–15 meters for snorkeling. The trip suits mixed groups—families, snorkelers and those seeking a relaxed coastal day. Crew can adapt stop lengths, and the boat has a restroom and on-board Wi‑Fi.
Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel and a light wind layer for the return. If you plan to swim in caves, basic swimming confidence is required. Bookings often run in summer; arrive early to the Medulin pier for prompt boarding. The cruise balances leisurely coastal storytelling with hands-on swimming, making it a straightforward way to meet southern Istria from the water.
Yes—lunch (fish, tuna, meat or vegetarian) and drinks including wine, juice and water are included in the price.
Yes—there is a guided swim stop at an underwater cave and extended time at Ceja for snorkeling and swimming with crew assistance.
The operator lists wheelchair- and stroller-accessible options for boarding and transport; confirm specific needs at booking to arrange assistance.
As a private boat, the crew can adapt stop durations and sequence subject to weather and park regulations; request preferences when booking.
Medulin Excursions operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A wooden hull cuts through blue Adriatic, and Medulin’s harbor slips astern as Sandra opens a panorama of limestone coast and small islets. Morning light picks out the low cliffs of Cape Kamenjak, where waves test little caves and the water invites an easy first plunge. Onboard, crew serve a welcome drink while the shoreline loosens into open sea.
A wooden hull cuts through blue Adriatic, and Medulin’s harbor slips astern as Sandra opens a panorama of limestone coast and small islets. Morning light picks out the low cliffs of Cape Kamenjak, where waves test little caves and the water invites an easy first plunge. Onboard, crew serve a welcome drink while the shoreline loosens into open sea.
This half-day private cruise follows a maritime route shaped by geology and empire: karst headlands carved by wind and salt, and the austere Porer lighthouse, a vestige of Austro-Hungarian navigation from 1846. Local fishermen’s culture still flavors the menus—fish, tuna or vegetarian options served as you drift past coves. The ride pauses for a guided swim into Golumbera cave and later drops anchor off Ceja, a small privately managed islet with a bar, sandy shallows and snorkeling-ready clarity.
Expect mostly calm, near-shore cruising with occasional wind; visibility in summer often exceeds 10–15 meters for snorkeling. The trip suits mixed groups—families, snorkelers and those seeking a relaxed coastal day. Crew can adapt stop lengths, and the boat has a restroom and on-board Wi‑Fi.
Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel and a light wind layer for the return. If you plan to swim in caves, basic swimming confidence is required. Bookings often run in summer; arrive early to the Medulin pier for prompt boarding. The cruise balances leisurely coastal storytelling with hands-on swimming, making it a straightforward way to meet southern Istria from the water.