Day 1We will set sail to the close island of Bra
, to a town called Milna. Milna is famous by its marvelous bay, in which the ships of the emperor Diokletian have found a secure harbor in the time of the building of his palace in Split.
Day 2
Island Hvar is a unique blend of luxurious Mediterranean nature, rich cultural and historical heritage, and elite tourist present, an inexhaustible treasury of the unique scenery, great atmosphere and adventure. If Hvar (the city) is a place to be during the night, than Pakleni Otoki is where everybody wants to be during the day. This gorgeous chain of 21 wooded isles has crystal-clear seas, hidden beaches and deserted lagoons.
Day 3.
We will spend the night in lively fishing town called Komi~a on the island of Vis, but before we reach this picturesque town we will explore beautiful beaches on South side of Vis, including the hidden beach Stiniva. Fishermen from Komi~a are quite famous, so fish and the fruits of the sea have become traditional food on this island, especially lobsters. Wines from Komi~a are also known and highly esteemed.
Day 4.
Just 5 miles from Komi~a lay island of Biaevo. This small island is famous for its sandy beaches and many caves. It is best known for its rare natural phenomenon, Modra apilja (Blue cave). The interior of the cave and the sea inside it are an indescribable silver-blue color.
Day 5.
Wakeup-swim in crystal clear water just off of your boat is just priceless and great intro in to a new sailing day. Beside summer joys today’s goal is to start sailing North and reach anchorage on East side of island Drvenik Veli.
Day 6.
Today we will explore streets of an old town, pearl of the region, Trogir. Trogir is over flown with preserved historical monuments. Lovers of cultural monuments, works of art, original buildings and beautiful streets shall learn here about its magnificent and multi-layered heritage, left from Romans and Greeks. By no doubt it was a right choice to put Trogir on UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites
Day 7
We will visit the city of Split, the capital of Dalmatia. This eternally young city with a population of about 200.000, who give it its warm Mediterranean temper, has lived its urban rhythm for as long as 1,700 years, with its heart in Diocletian’s Palace ant its soul with arms outspread to embrace you. Ever since this time, the city, protected by UNESCO and entered into the register of World Cultural Heritage, has been writing the history of the Croatian south’s unique capital.
