Croatia sailing vacation by the cabin

Trogir is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that boasts beautiful architecture and charming alleyways. Here, you can indulge in local seafood, such as octopus, mussels, and fish, paired with locally produced wine. From Trogir, you can sail to the island of Vis, where you can visit vineyards and taste the delicious wines of the island, including Vugava and Plavac Mali.

Check-in at 5pm and departure to nearby Drvenik island.

Early morning will set up sails to Vis Island, and scenic town of Komiza. You may have dinner ashore at one of the local restaurants. Night at harbour.

Sail for the island of Korcula, with a berth awaiting you at the marina. Guided tour of local sites and attractions. For dinner you may enjoy famous Croatian dish – peka (slow cooked meat or octopus). Night at anchor in the town harbor or nearby.

Hvar is known for its vibrant nightlife, but it also offers exquisite gastronomic experiences. The island's cuisine is influenced by Greek, Italian, and Turkish traditions, and features locally grown herbs, olive oil, and honey. Don't miss the opportunity to taste the famous Hvar lavender honey or try some fresh lobster or black risotto.

After a day of sailing, enjoy dinner at a small restaurant and the potential option for a visit to a local wine cellar, with transport by van (additional cost).

Solta is a small and peaceful island that offers a laid-back atmosphere and a chance to escape the crowds. Here, you can taste the island's specialties, such as the famous Solta lamb, olive oil, and honey, while enjoying the tranquility of the island. Night at anchor.

Final day of sailing and swimming. Passage from Solta to Trogir.