A Central Dalmatia sailing journey through some of the region’s best-known islands, historic towns, beaches and coastal landscapes.
Route overview
| Day | City |
|---|---|
| Saturday | Split |
| Sunday | Bol |
| Monday | Stari Grad |
| Tuesday | Hvar |
| Wednesday | Vela Luka |
| Thursday | Vis |
| Friday | Split |
| Saturday | Split |
Itineraries & Maps
Day 1: Split
Begin in Split, exploring Diocletian’s Palace, Marjan and the historic city centre.
Day 2: Bol
Sail to Bol on Brač, known for olive oil, wine traditions and Zlatni Rat beach.
Day 3: Stari Grad
Visit Stari Grad and the ancient agricultural plain behind the town.
Day 4: Hvar
Continue to Hvar for history, cuisine and its lively evening atmosphere.
Day 5: Vela Luka
Visit Vela Luka, a sheltered port with a strong local musical identity.
Day 6: Vis
Experience Vis, whose long period of military isolation shaped its distinctive character.
Day 7: Split
Return to Split after the final swim stop.
Day 8: Split
Departure after breakfast.
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