Sailing cruise in Croatia in Dalmatia with skipper

Your cruise

Want to be free? Come and enjoy a sailing cruise in Croatia in Dalmatia with a skipper, and discover the most magical places in the Dalmatian region

Your possible stops during this cruise

Here is a possible itinerary for your sailing cruise in Croatia in Dalmatia with skipper
The itinerary will depend on the weather conditions, and your wishes.

Saturday: Boarding at 5 pm in Trogir
Night at the base or anchorage in a bay in Solta

Sunday : Heading to Vis
Visits on land (local wines, agrotourism, excursion to the island's military past) and/or at sea (Blue Cave excursion, swimming in front of the boat tunnel).
Possibility to book a Peka (traditional dish of octopus meat or fish, stewed under ashes) and night on board.

Monday : Korcula
Swimming south of Vis and then heading for the island of Korcula - Anchoring in a bay to the southwest of the island where you can admire a sublime sunset

Tuesday : Hvar
Head for the Pakleni islands south of Hvar, Marina or Anchorage - shore excursions, easy hiking, fishermen's restaurants, beach bars, gourmet restaurants... Possibility of excursion to visit the famous town of Hvar and its fortress

Wednesday: Hvar
Head for Stari Grad, the oldest town in Croatia, founded by the Greeks 2400 years ago in a deep bay that turns into a fertile plain. Swimming break in a cove, then mooring at Quai. Visit of the city, museums, possibility of strolling in the adjoining fields classified as world heritage by UNESCO. Concerts, agritourism, lavender, wine cellar, local arts and crafts, windsurfing!

Thursday : Brac
Head for Brac and anchor in a wild bay or visit Milna

Friday: Ciovo
Swimming, refueling, sailing back to the base through the south of Ciovo which reserves surprises on its cliffs...
End of your cruise at 5 pm, night on board possible and offered.

Saturday: Disembarkation at 08:30 in Trogir

This itinerary is about 140 nautical miles. It takes an average of 4 to 5 hours of navigation per day.
It allows you to see both wild and touristic places, to discover the different islands, especially Vis, which has been forbidden to tourists for a long time because of its military bases, and Hvar, whose tradition of welcoming tourists goes back to 140 years!
It is possible to book restaurants everywhere that focus on quality and local products.

Tip from your skipper:
"In some places, it makes sense to stay 2 nights to have time to really enjoy the place. It's always hard to make the choice to skip a stop, but it's worth it, and there will still be fabulous places to discover on a future trip anyway! "