Rimini is a famous tourist destination in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. The city stands out for its hospitality and entertainment on the Adriatic coast and attracts millions of tourists yearly. Rimini is also the birthplace of the famous Federico Fellini, one of the most recognized film directors who has been considered a genius by critics and scholars. By renting a sailboat in Rimini, you can discover the beautiful coastline that stretches to Emilia Romagna.

Guests will love to stop for a swim in front of Riccione. You can treat yourself to a special half-day adventure in the middle of the sea, with some music and a few hours of sunshine. You also have the option to cruise to Cattolica and Fano. Those who love the sea will find Cattolica a wonderful place to visit, thanks to its relaxing and laid-back atmosphere. With its long stretch of golden sandy shores, you can always find a spot to moor your sailboat on the Adriatic Riviera. Conero, Sirolo, and Numana are wonderful seaside towns with fabulous beaches that are further down the coast, making a great two-day or three-day cruise.

Another option for a day adventure is to head the other way, away from Rimini, and visit Bellaria and Cesenatico. Bellaria is a well-loved destination for families, with 7 kilometers of soft beach that pulsates the heart of Igea Marina. Cesenatico has an old harbor with beautiful beaches, restaurants, and water parks in close proximity. For a longer adventure, you can book a special holiday to Venice, one of the most beautiful cities in the world. This floating city has around 120 islands, about 150 canals and is an extraordinary journey to take on a sailboat.

If you are sailing in Rimini, you can also cruise to Croatia, which offers an absolute one-of-a-kind experience. With a captain on board, you can let yourself be guided to the discovery of wonderful islands around the Croatian archipelago. You can visit the town of Rovinj, built on an egg-shaped island, or the city of Pula, located in a well-protected bay. For a refreshing swimming and snorkeling experience, you can head to the Brijuni Islands. Do not hesitate to sail along the Istrian peninsula and stop in sheltered bays. You can always stop by characteristic villages near Rovinj and Pula to discover squares and craft shops. You can even taste the delicacies of the sea in the typical Dalmatian restaurants.