By the Law on Tourist Activity, nautical tourism represents the navigation and stay of tourists-boaters on navigation facilities, and stay in facilities located inside the ports, in order to take advantage of the time for rest and recreation. The development of nautical tourism in Croatia was encouraged by foreign boaters who came with their vessels to the tourist ports of the time. This form of tourism developed quite spontaneously, mostly under the influence of demand, because at that time there was no legal framework to regulate this type of tourism. For this reason, it developed rapidly because high demand led to an increasing number of interested parties who want to engage in such a form of tourism. Due to the great interest of foreign investors, nautical tourism is envisaged as one of the strategic routes for the development of Croatian tourism and the economy in general. (Bartoluci, Čavlek, 2007) Croatia as a tourist destination has exceptional predispositions for the development of nautical tourism to a high level. This is especially true in the area of Central Dalmatia, which abounds in the ports of nautical tourism. Central Dalmatia has thousands of berths in nautical ports and harbors, secured from winds and supplied for all the needs of boaters who sail here and stay here. It is the dream of every sailor to enjoy and listen to the sea and the waves of the Adriatic. Croatian nautical tourism needs to be developed so that it is recognized and appreciated as the leader – the first among the best in the Mediterranean.