Sailing route Split/Trogir:
Hvar, Korčula, Vis & back
This sailing route from Split and nearby marinas is a seafarer’s dream, with a couple of good stretches to relish the sailing experience and enjoy the sea breeze between stops. It has opportunities to explore the towns of Hvar, Korčula and Vis, which are steeped in history and exhibit amazing architecture as well as being buzzing with life. This is perfectly balanced by the peaceful solitude found on Šćedro.
There are plenty of walks along the way, to stretch your legs, up to strategically significant forts and across tiny islands to take in amazing views. Furthermore, with several off-grid nights, you can really make the most of the turquoise waters of the Adriatic. Soak up the sunshine, colorful coastlines, secluded coves and buzzing Mediterranean flair.
Stops:
Šolta (secluded bay)
- Hvar town (Island of Hvar)
Natural Bay (Island of Šćedro)
Korčula town (Island of Korčula)
Secluded bay off Korčula
Vis town
Komiža town
Blue Lagoon
Base marina
ACI Split
Marina Kaštela
SCT Trogir
Marina Seget Donji
Activities on route:
Sky Diving – €250
Wine tasting – €25
Jet Ski – €425
Parasailing – €25
SCUBA diving – €55
Blue/Green Cave – €10
Vis Island military tour – €40
Scooter – €20
DAY 1:
Meet your skipper at your chosen base marina after 2pm to check-in and drop your bags at the yacht. Sail to a secluded bay on Šolta island for the night, enjoying a delicious dinner at one of the restaurants!
DAY 2:
Sail to Hvar, the capital of Hvar island. Explore the beauty of the old town, climb up to the fortress for a stunning sunset view of the city and the surrounding islands. Finish the day in one of the restaurants or join the night life in one of the infamous party spots.
DAY 3:
After breakfast, sail to Šćedro island where you can explore idyllic peaceful coves. This isle is a protected nature reserve and has footpaths that cross the 8km long island if you wish to stretch your legs. There is an old abandoned village of Nastane and ruins of a monastery to discover. Dine at a local family restaurant and appreciate the breathtaking beauty of the pure night sky away from the lights of civilization.
DAY 4:
Set sail for Korčula and explore one of the most architecturally interesting towns in Croatia, the home of Marco Polo. Walk through the fortress enclosed in stone walls with romantic cobbled streets and other hidden treasures. In the evening go out to dinner at one of the restaurants and finish up with cocktails at a rooftop bar.
DAY 5:
Leave Korčula town early in the morning on the way to Vis island, stopping in one of the secluded bays of Korčula Island to swim and unwind on the boat. After heading to Vis rent a VW beetle or scooter and explore the beauty of Vis island, or take a guided military tour. In the evening dine on fresh local fish at a restaurant in front of your yacht.
DAY 6:
Sail around the island towards Komiža and stop at the Green Cave. Jump off the cliffs and swim into the cave or drop the anchor and plunge into the crystal-clear water. When you get to Komiža, explore a different side to Croatia; visit the untouched village and enjoy the unique local food, where lobster is the speciality.
DAY 7:
On the way back to the marina, stop at a breath-taking clear water lagoon. Take a swim, finish your lunch and make the most of your last sailing day. Depending on your starting point, finish off your week with a night in the beautiful old town of Split or Trogir. Have an unforgettable evening in the Diocletian’s Palace or lose yourself on the tiny island of Trogir!