For many years, Captain Damir Kordić and his younger brother Joško stood at the helm of the Vila and took his guests through the islands of the Kvarner Bay. Then he decided to buy a larger ship and started looking. He found what he was looking for in Greece - the Kruna Mora ("Sea Crown" in English) is the longest wooden ship in the fleet at almost 44 m long. After Damir - who is part of the long tradition of captains from Supetarska Draga on the island of Rab - cruised the waters of southern Dalmatia and Montenegro with his Kruna Mora for several years and showed his guests the Kvarner Bay for two summers from Rijeka, he has been sailing through the islands of northern and central Dalmatia from Zadar since the 2017 season.
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Up to 27 passengers can fit on the MS Kruna Mora.
Riva Tours: MS Kruna Mora
The MS Kruna Mora can travel up to 12 Knots.
Riva Tours: MS Kruna Mora
The MS Kruna Mora was built in 1964.
Riva Tours: MS Kruna Mora
The MS Kruna Mora was last renovated 2007.
Riva Tours: MS Kruna Mora
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