A combination of mountain and sea that will satisfy all tastes. Our Split sailing itinerary is the ideal choice for lovers of water sports such as windsurfing and diving, as well as those who love fine wine. The promising landscapes and the aromas of the traditional products that the land of this region produces will surely surprise you.
We have carefully prepared for you our Sailing Itinerary in Split – South Dalmatian Coast – to offer you both an active and enjoyable experience, ideal for everyone.
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A catamaran or sailboat vacation is a perfectly balanced mix between accessibility and fantastic experience. We simply know everything you need for a truly superb holiday – places, experiences, locals, bays, taverns, trails.
It is the third largest island in Croatia. It is great for water sports such as surfing, diving and windsurfing on the spectacular Zlatni beach with a mild climate that is perfect for such activities. There are plenty of smaller coastal settlements, such as Postira, Pucišca, Povlja and Milna, which are less visited, quieter, more picturesque and ideal spots for Mediterranean island relaxation. We recommend a visit to Lucice Bay to dive in one of the best underwater caves in Croatia.
It is considered to be one of the places you should definitely not miss in Croatia. It is a favorite destination for celebrities and yachtsmen. The natural beauty of the stretch of thin purple-grey land, pierced by jagged bays and gravel bays, with lavender plantations, vineyards and half-abandoned stone villages clinging to the steep central ridge is absolutely remarkable.
Hidden in the mountainous heart of the Pelješac peninsula are small villages and sheltered bays lined with beaches. It is the perfect destination in Croatia to learn about and taste some of the best traditional red wines along with the tastiest oysters you will ever taste. We suggest visiting the Ston City Walls viewpoint to get the most out of the third day of our Split sailing itinerary.
One of the greenest islands in the Adriatic Sea. More than two-thirds of Mljet is covered by forest, the western half of the island being declared a National Park. Mljet is famous for its lakes – Veliko Jezero and Malo Jezero – and the abandoned Benedictine monastery from the 12th century, which is located on an island in the middle of Veliko Jezero. It is an oasis of unspoiled tranquility that, according to legend, captivated Odysseus for seven years. For this reason, a cave that took its name – Odysseus Cave – is a must-see on our Split Sailing Itinerary.
Korčula is covered with vines, olive and pine trees. The real ornament of the island is the main settlement in the town of Korčula. The island is also surrounded by welcoming sandy beaches at Lumbarda – 7 km from the town of Korčula – secluded pebbled bays on the south coast and rocky slabs on the island of Proizd, right next to the port town of Vela Luka. The Revelin Tower in the Old Town is something worth visiting. Also, Pupnatska Luca beach is a natural miracle that will surprise you.
Vis is a small picturesque and traditional island in Croatia. Vis was developed in the last two decades because earlier it was forbidden to foreigners for military reasons. It is known for its stunning bays, fantastic traditional food and wine, and two great-looking small towns – Vis Town and Komiža. Tip: Visit Stiniva Bay. For a relaxing time in Vis, you can visit the Bejbi Vis bar and drink a “flampe” cocktail.
Šolta is an ideal end to your sailing itinerary from Split, to relax and get closer to Croatian nature. The reason why the Mediterranean climate thrives there is the maquis and olive groves. Solta is ideal for walking and cycling. The main attractions are the half-forgotten Kasbah-like villages in the countryside and the two picturesque harbor villages of Maslinica and Stomorska.
