Sail the North Dalmatian Coast: A 7-Day Yacht Charter Roundtrip Itinerary from Split

ROUTE HIGHLIGHTS:

• Visit historic Vodice and Šibenik, known for their cultural heritage and summer festivals. 
• Explore Kornati National Park and Telašćica Nature Park.
• Discover the olive gardens of Iž, the green island of Ugljan, and the vibrant city of Zadar.
• Enjoy the clean waters of Pašman and the sandy beaches of Murter. 
• Relax on the peaceful island of Žirje and explore Rogoznica’s natural beauty.
• Experience the historical charm of Trogir.

ITINERARY DAY BY DAY

• Day 1: Split (Marina Kaštela) - Vodice - Šibenik (36 NM)
• Day 2: Šibenik - Kornati - Telašćica (33 NM)
• Day 3: Telašćica - Iz - Ugljan - Zadar (17 NM)
• Day 4: Zadar - Pašman - Murter (24 NM)
• Day 5: Murter - Žirje - Rogoznica (25.5 NM)
• Day 6: Rogoznica - Drvenik Veli - Trogir (16 NM)
• Day 7: Trogir - Šolta - Split (Marina Kaštela) (20 NM)

TEMPERATURE IN CROATIA:

1. Vodice and Šibenik 

Vodice, a historic tourist center, is celebrated for its rich traditions and has received "The Tourism Flower Award" for its visitor appeal. The town boasts numerous beautiful sights, such as the Church of Karmela and the Church of the Holy Cross with its bell tower. Vodice is also a hub for sports activities, including scuba diving, sea fitness, cycling, and beach volleyball.

2. Kornati and Telašćica

On our Itinerary to the North Dalmatian Coast, we encourage you to explore the Kornati Islands and Telašćica Nature Park, both renowned for their stunning natural beauty. These parks, just a few nautical miles apart, offer breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, hidden caves, and beautiful waterfalls.  

3.  Iz, Ugljan and Zadar 

The islands of Iz and Ugljan, located close to the coast, offer peaceful beaches and traditional villages. Ugljan is known for its olive groves and ancient buildings, while Iz attracts visitors with its authentic atmosphere. Zadar, often called the "Southern Dubrovnik," combines historical landmarks with modern attractions such as the Sea Organ and the solar-powered Sun Salutation, which together create a fascinating interaction between nature and art. 

4. Pašman and Murter

Pašman, a gem in the Zadar Archipelago, features nearly 12 charming villages. Separated from the mainland by the Pašman Channel, the island is renowned for its exceptionally clean waters, thanks to a sea current that changes every six hours.

5. Žirje and Rogoznica 

The island of Žirje, remote and less touristy, is perfect for those seeking peace, undiscovered beaches, and a traditional Dalmatian atmosphere. Rogoznica, a charming Mediterranean town connected to the mainland by an artificial causeway, is surrounded by forests and offers several interesting landmarks, such as the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary and the unique Dragon's Eye Lake, formed after the last Ice Age.

6. Drvenik Veli and Trogir  

Drvenik Veli is a peaceful island with pristine beaches, secluded bays, and crystal-clear waters, perfect for relaxation and swimming off the beaten path. It offers traditional Dalmatian tranquility and beautiful nature. Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a historic town full of landmarks, medieval architecture, and charming narrow streets.

7. Šolta and Split

Šolta, an island near Split, is known for its peaceful atmosphere, beautiful bays, and traditional villages. It offers the perfect setting for a relaxing swim in crystal-clear waters and tasting local products like olive oil and wine. Split, the largest city on the Dalmatian coast, attracts visitors with its historical landmarks, including the famous Diocletian’s Palace, and blends culture with modern city life.