Sail South of Split

Begin your sailing itinerary in the beautiful port of Split then set sail for the island of Brač. Head to Zlatni Rat Beach, one of Croatia's most famous beaches. Spend the morning swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying water sports like windsurfing or paddleboarding. Stroll along the Bol Promenade, lined with palm trees, cafes, and small shops. For lunch try local dishes such as Peka (meat or seafood baked under a bell-like lid) or fresh grilled fish, accompanied by local wines. Walk to the Dominican Monastery located at the eastern end of Bol. This 15th-century monastery houses a museum with a collection of archaeological artefacts and Renaissance paintings. Embark on a hike or bike ride to Vidova Gora, the highest peak on the Adriatic islands. Dine at a local waterfront restaurant and enjoy local specialities.

Start your day with a delicious breakfast at one of the local cafes in Vis Town. Try Pojoda or Karijola for some traditional Croatian pastries and strong coffee. Don’t miss the Church of Our Lady of Spilice and the remnants of ancient Roman baths. Head to Stiniva Beach, one of the most famous and beautiful beaches on the island. Lunch at a traditional tavern offering delicious local seafood and Croatian dishes. Try the grilled octopus or the black risotto. Join a boat tour to the Blue Cave on the nearby island of Biševo. Spend some time relaxing at Kamenice Beach near Komiža. The beach is known for its smooth white pebbles and clear turquoise waters. End your day with a delicious dinner at a local taverna!

Upon arrival to Vela Luka, head to Vela Spila, one of the most significant prehistoric archaeological sites in Europe. The cave is located on Pinski Rat Hill, about a 20-minute walk from the town centre. Stroll through the charming streets of Vela Luka. Visit the local shops, markets, and perhaps the St. Joseph’s Church, which dates back to the 19th century. Enjoy some Dalmatian specialities such as grilled fish, octopus salad, or peka, a traditional Croatian dish cooked under a bell-like lid. Take a boat trip to Proizd Island, known for its stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters. Spend the afternoon swimming, snorkeling, or just relaxing on the beach. After returning to Vela Luka, visit the Olive Oil Museum to learn about the region’s long history of olive oil production. Taste some of the local oils and discover the traditional methods used in their production. Dine at a local restaurant and enjoy beautiful views of the sea.

Start your day with a traditional Croatian breakfast at Cukarin. Try local pastries and a strong coffee to kickstart your day. Wander through the narrow streets of Korčula's Old Town. Visit the Cathedral of St. Mark, admire its intricate architecture, and explore the nearby Bishop's Treasury. Visit the Marco Polo House, where the famous explorer is believed to have been born. Learn about his adventures and the history of Korčula during his time. Explore the Town Museum housed in the Gabrielis Palace. Head to a local tavern for a traditional Dalmatian lunch. Try local specialities like grilled fish, seafood risotto, or black cuttlefish risotto (crni rižot). Climb the bell tower of St. Mark's Cathedral for panoramic views of Korčula Town, the Adriatic Sea, and the surrounding islands. Visit the Marco Polo Gallery, an art gallery featuring works by local artists. Enjoy dinner on the promenade with beautiful views of the sea.

Navigate towards the stunning island of Hvar. Start your day with a delicious breakfast at one of the local cafes in Hvar Town. Wander through the charming streets of Hvar Town. Begin at the St. Stephen's Square, the largest square in Dalmatia, and visit the St. Stephen's Cathedral. Take a short hike up to the Fortica Fortress for panoramic views of Hvar Town and the Pakleni Islands. Enjoy a leisurely lunch at a restaurant located right by Pokonji Dol Beach. Savour fresh seafood, Mediterranean dishes, and a refreshing glass of local wine. After lunch, head to Pokonji Dol Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches near Hvar Town. Relax, swim, and enjoy the crystal-clear waters. Explore the nearby Pakleni Islands. These small islands offer secluded beaches, hidden coves, and excellent spots for snorkelling and swimming. Head back to Hvar Town to dine and rest up.

Commence your day with a hearty breakfast. Stroll through the charming streets of Grohote, visit the local market, and admire the traditional Dalmatian architecture. Head to Maslinica, a picturesque fishing village on the western coast. Enjoy the scenic views, and visit the beautiful 18th-century Martinis Marchi castle, which has been converted into a luxury hotel and restaurant. Explore the crystal-clear waters around the village. You can paddle to nearby islets and enjoy the serene surroundings. Enjoy a traditional Dalmatian lunch at a konoba (tavern). Try local specialities like grilled fish, octopus salad, or peka (a slow-cooked dish usually made with lamb or seafood). Spend a relaxing afternoon at Šešula Bay, known for its stunning turquoise waters and peaceful ambience. Enjoy dinner at one of Šolta’s seaside restaurants.

Finally, head back to the base marina in Split and enjoy your last moments at sea. Start your day with a delicious breakfast on the Riva promenade. Head to the historic heart of Split and explore Diocletian's Palace. Wander through the Peristyle Square, visit the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, and climb the Bell Tower for panoramic views of the city. Walk through the narrow streets of the Old Town, admiring the ancient architecture and charming shops. Enjoy a traditional Dalmatian lunch at a local tavern. Take a leisurely walk to Marjan Hill, a beautiful park offering stunning views of Split and the surrounding areas. Head to Bene Beach, located within Marjan Park, for a relaxing afternoon by the sea. Swim in the crystal-clear waters or just relax on the beach. Have a delightful dinner at a trendy restaurant offering Mediterranean cuisine.