Let’s discover the beauties of Adriatic Sea together
Start your trip in Croatia by arriving in Split, a coastal city with a rich history and culture. Enjoy the splendour of the St. Duje Cathedral and the Diocletian's Palace. Explore the streets, climb the clock tower in the heart of the old town for breathtaking views, or go to the Dvor restaurant for delectable seafood meals in a glamorous setting. Be sure to seat on the terrace for the best views. There are many bars and clubs in the city to choose from if you want to start your vacation with a fun-filled night out.
Croatia's Marina Kastela is a hotspot for yacht charters thanks to its picture-perfect setting and pristine waters. There are a number of noteworthy destinations within easy cruising distance that could be part of your yacht charter adventure. Not far away is the historic city of Split, which is home to beautiful beaches, lively bars, and fascinating Roman ruins. The Blue Lagoon and the Krka Waterfalls are two other must-see destinations, both of which are home to stunning natural scenery and provide excellent opportunities for swimming, snorkelling, and exploring on foot. It has everything a traveller could want: stunning scenery, fascinating history, and exciting activities.
The most versatile of the Pakleni islands, anchor at the lovely harbour and set off to discover the breathtaking coastline of the island, which is replete with quiet coves and crystal-clear seas ideal for swimming, snorkelling, and kayaking. The Blue Lagoon, a popular diving area with breathtaking underwater scenery, is also close by and well worth a visit.
Continue your sail to the Island of Vis on Day 4. This one will definitely be a highlight for you, adventurers! The most enigmatic of the Dalmatian Islands is supposed to be the one that is most far from the coast and was just recently found. It was a military base for many years and was never accessible to tourists; only recently has it started to draw tourists. Disembark here to explore the charming port city of Komiza, which is ideal for a quick lunch by the water. Cruise to the smaller island of Bievo in the early afternoon to explore the interesting Blue Cave for a truly stunning experience if you're looking for adventure.
This secluded cove boasts a narrow entrance, small sandy beach, and towering cliffs. It's perfect for swimming, snorkelling, and wildlife enthusiasts. The boat ride through the cove's narrow entrance is a mesmerizing experience, showcasing the cliffs and turquoise waters in all their glory. Stiniva Cove is a peaceful paradise and an ideal destination for a yacht charter vacation.
A picturesque hamlet that boasts enchanting cobblestone streets and a quiet atmosphere, perfect for unwinding in charming cafes and eateries. The Vis town embodies the island's unhurried pace, proudly displaying a wealth of heritage heirlooms, including churches, the formidable Fortica fortress, Our Lady's Battalion & Museum, and the intriguing Archaeological Museum. History enthusiasts can revel in exploring ancient relics such as the Issa town walls, the Roman theater, and the captivating Necropolis of Issa, making Vis a culturally rich and thoroughly delightful destination. And, be sure not to miss a leisurely evening stroll through Kut, the town's time-honored center, for a truly celestial experience.
The town developed at the beginning of the 19th century in a deep sheltered bay with tranquil inlets and tiny islets. Translated from the Dalmatian Chakavian Vela Luka means "Big Harbour". The life and culture of the Mediterranean region can be traced in exceptional archaeological finds from Vela špilja (Big cave), situated above the town.
Located on the remote island of Lastovo is the town of Pasadur. It is a tiny port town that splits in two across a narrow bridge: Vejo and Malo Lago, both of which gaze out over blue waters. Jurjeva Luka, a nearby pebble beach, is a swimmer's paradise. Vacationers who prefer active pursuits can explore nearly the entire island on foot or bike. Under the leadership of the local diving organization, underwater caverns, amphorae archeological sites, gorgonia-covered walls, and a plethora of flora and wildlife await scuba divers. By taking a boat out to the Lastovo Islands, you may explore the nature park and its many secluded beaches and coves.
Visitors to Korčula often say it is where the glamour of the Mediterranean meets the charm of a tropical island. Korcula, is best known for its majestic medieval walls and towers that enclose the picturesque harbor and the gorgeous old town village. You can also visit nearby beaches like Vela Przina, which is a popular for swimming and sunbathing. Depending on your itinerary, you can also make a day trip to the nearby islands of Hvar or Mljet, both known for their beautiful beaches and crystal-clear waters. Head ashore for the evening and toast to the stunning sunset with a cocktail at Massimo, then dine on exquisite local cuisine and premium wine at LD Terrace. Get ready for an unforgettable experience straight out of a fairytale.
This hidden gem is perfect for people in search of peace and quiet, as it is home to incredible natural beauty and peaceful surroundings. There is a wide selection of things to do and see in Šćedro, thanks to its rocky shores, quiet coves, and rich Mediterranean vegetation. Hikers may explore beautiful pathways that weave through aromatic pine forests and out over the archipelago. Those who enjoy snorkelling or scuba diving will be thrilled by the bright underwater world, full of colourful marine life and hidden caves. History buffs can learn about the island's fascinating past by touring the 15th-century cathedral and the sites of old Roman towns. Relaxing on quiet beaches, feasting on delicious seafood at local restaurants, or just taking in the island's natural beauty, Šćedro has something to offer every type of traveller.
Croatia's second largest city is one of the most exciting and glitzy parts of Europe. The beautiful Adriatic Sea and towering mountains provide a stunning backdrop for this chic port city. The palm-lined waterfront complements the city's impressive old town, which was built around a Roman palace and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Split's picturesque location is the ideal setting for luxury yachting, with something for everyone, be it on the water or land. Inviting bays and pebble beaches away from the bustling old town are perfect to anchor and swim, and you're only a short cruise from the islands of Solta, Brac, Hvar, Lastovo, and the blue lagoon at Krknjaš Island.
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There are many flights to Split Airport from all around Europe. From Split, you can pick the bus to Split up and it takes 30 mins. to the Marina. The bus stop is outside the airport, about 5 mins walk. The fare is 3,5 €. You can also call an uber, pick a taxi. It is around 15-30 €.
In June, around Split and the islands around, the weather is quite warm and comfortable. The rainfall is very low, so it won't be a problem. With longer day time, June lets you enjoy the sunny days the most. Daytime during June is typically warm, with temperatures reaching up to 29°C. The sun is strong, providing many bright and cheerful days, perfect for exploration. Evenings around Split tend to cool down slightly, settling around 20°C, offering a refreshing climate from the day's warmth.
A powerbank is very useful on a boat trip. GoPro or similar devices also let's you have amazing videos from trips. A drone is also great but be careful. You may brake it if you don't have the skills. We could also suggest books or kindle but on a sailing trip, you probably won't have enough time :) . One other thing to have in mind is to have foldable luggages. Classic trolley kind of baggages may take too much space on a boat and it is not preferable.