Destinations / Croatia / Region Split / Split
| 2/10 Difficulty | 202 NM | 7 Days |
Explore the stunning South Dalmatian Coast with our Split Sailing Itinerary. This journey offers a perfect mix of vibrant culture, historical landmarks, and breathtaking natural beauty. From the historic city of Split to the tranquil islands of Šolta, Brač, Hvar, Vis, and the lush Mljet National Park, this itinerary promises an unforgettable sailing adventure. Ideal for both novice and experienced sailors, the route highlights the best of Croatia's coastal charm.
ROUTE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Sail to Brač, known for its Zlatni Rat beach, ideal for watersports and diving in Lucice Bay
- Sail to Hvar, a glamorous destination famed for its lavender fields, vineyards, and vibrant nightlife.
- Visit Mljet, one of the greenest Adriatic islands, home to Mljet National Park and the serene Veliko and Malo Jezero lakes.
- The Odysseus cave. An unspoiled oasis of tranquility which according to legend, captivated Odysseus for seven years
ITINERARY DAY BY DAY
- Day 1: Split - Brač (17 NM)
- Day 2: Brač - Hvar (10 NM)
- Day 3: Hvar - Pelješac Peninsula (34 NM)
- Day 4: Pelješac Peninsula - Mljet (21 NM)
- Day 5: Mljet - Lastovo - Korčula (42 NM)
- Day 6: Korčula - Biševo - Vis (46 NM)
- Day 7: Vis - Šolta - Split (32 NM)
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1. Brač
Our Split Sailing Itinerary begins with Brač, the third-largest island in Croatia, renowned for watersports like surfing, diving, and windsurfing at Zlatni Rat beach, thanks to its mild-breeze climate. The island features quieter, picturesque coastal settlements such as Postira, Pucišca, Povlja, and Milna, ideal for relaxing.
Key attractions: Lucice Bay, home to one of Croatia's best underwater caves. We recommend windsurfing in Brač and diving in Lucice Bay.
2. Hvar
Hvar is a must-visit destination in Croatia, popular among celebrities and yacht travelers. The island boasts stunning natural beauty, featuring jagged inlets, pebbly coves, lavender fields, vineyards, and charming stone villages along its steep central ridge. Its picturesque landscape and vibrant atmosphere make it an unforgettable stop.
Key attractions: Fortica Fortress with stunning views, the Renaissance St. Stephen’s Cathedral, and the Franciscan Monastery. Hvar is also famous for wine tastings, excellent local cuisine, and a vibrant nightlife in clubs like Carpe Diem and Hula Hula.
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3. Pelješac Peninsula
Tiny villages and sheltered coves with beaches are hidden in the mountainous heart of the Pelješac peninsula, making it a prime destination for experiencing Croatia's finest traditional red wines and oysters. Ideal for camping and featuring excellent sand-and-shingle beaches, Pelješac is also perfect for windsurfing.
Key attractions: Visit the historic Ston City Walls to maximize your third day of the Split Sailing Itinerary. We recommend the following wineries: Marlais Winery at Metohija 12, Ponikve, Ston 20230, and Korta Katarina Winery at Bana Josipa Jelachica 3, Orebic 20250.
4. Mljet
Mljet, one of the greenest islands in the Adriatic, is largely forested, with its western half designated as a National Park. The island is renowned for its tranquil lakes, Veliko Jezero and Malo Jezero, and the 12th-century Benedictine monastery on an islet within Veliko Jezero.
Key attractions: The Odysseus Cave. According to legend, Odysseus was captivated by Mljet's beauty for seven years, making Odysseus Cave a must-see. Enjoy a serene visit to this unspoiled oasis on our Split Sailing Itinerary.
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5. Lastovo and Korčula
For a unique stop on our Split Sailing Itinerary, visit Lastovo, the Adriatic's most isolated island, home to a diving center that reveals vibrant marine life. Korčula, lush with vineyards, olive groves, and Aleppo pines, features the charming Korčula Town and inviting beaches.
Key attractions Sandy shores at Lumbarda, secluded pebbly coves on the south coast, and rocky islets at Proizd near Vela Luka. Don't miss Revelin Tower in Old Town, Pupnatska Luca Beach, and numerous wine-tasting events for a memorable experience.
6. Biševo and Vis
Vis is a charming and traditional Croatian island, recently opened to tourists after years of military restriction. Known for its stunning bays, traditional cuisine, and wine, it features the picturesque towns of Vis and Komiža. Don't miss Stiniva Cove for breathtaking views.
Key attractions: In Biševo, explore the famous Blue Cave. For relaxation, visit Bejbi Bar in Vis and try the "flampe" cocktail. This itinerary offers a blend of natural beauty, history, and local culture, making it a must-visit on your Split sailing adventure.
7. Šolta and Split
Šolta, a small and tranquil island near Split, offers an authentic taste of Dalmatian life. The island is renowned for its olive groves, vineyards, and crystal-clear bays, perfect for swimming and relaxation. The main stop is the harbor town of Maslinica, where you can explore traditional stone houses, cozy cafes, and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere of a small Dalmatian village.
Key attractions: Šešula Bay offers ideal conditions for anchoring and swimming. Be sure to taste the local olive oil and wine, both produced on the island. A peaceful stay on Šolta is a great way to end your sailing adventure before heading back to Split.
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