A common cruising itinerary from ACI Marina Pomer in Croatia involves a 7-day loop through Istria and Kvarner Bay. This typically includes exploring nearby islands like Cres, Lošinj, Rab, and Krk, with options to visit smaller towns and bays along the way. For a longer 14-day trip, you can extend the route to include the Kornati Islands and the Dalmatian coast, potentially reaching as far south as Zadar. 

Here's a more detailed look at potential routes:

7-Day Route Options:

• Option 1 (Istria & Kvarner): Start in Pomer, sail to Pula, then Unije, Susak, Mali Lošinj, Cres, and back to Pomer. 

• Option 2 (Istria & Kvarner): Pomer to Bay Portic (Cape Kamenjak), then Susak or Mali Lošinj, Ilovik, Rab, Krk, Cres, and back to Pomer. 

• Option 3 (More focused on Istria): Pomer to Rabac, then explore the Raša bay, and back to PoThings to consider when planning:

• Sailing conditions:
  Summer months offer calmer seas and warmer temperatures, ideal for swimming. 

• Wind:
  Be aware of local wind conditions, especially the Maestral (a northwest wind) and the Jugo (a southeast wind). 

• Mooring:
  Book your berths in advance, especially during peak season. 

• Points of interest:
  Pomer offers Roman ruins, walks, and bike rides. Rabac boasts pebble beaches and a promenade. Consider exploring the numerous bays and towns along the Istrian and Kvarner coasts.