14-day Sailing Itinerary from Split

14-day Sailing Itinerary from Split Sailing routes on Adriatic sea

Day 1: Sail from Split to Brač and explore the island's hidden gems 

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Brač Island is famous for its white limestone, used in buildings like the White House.

Embark on a scenic one-hour sail from Split to Brač, a gem in the Adriatic Sea known for its rugged coastline and serene beauty. Arrive at the quaint harbor of Milna, a historic town nestled in a deep bay on the western side of the island. Visit the charming village of Škrip, the oldest settlement on the island, where you can wander through narrow streets lined with ancient stone houses and visit the Museum of Brač, housed in a centuries-old castle.

Discover the hidden gem of Pustinja Blaca (Blaca Monastery). Marvel at its architectural ingenuity and swim in one of the most beautiful beaches, Vela Planica. Continue your journey by visiting the Dragon's Cave near Murvica, a mystical site renowned for its ancient stone carvings. Accessible via a short hike through pine forests and olive groves, this cave features prehistoric reliefs depicting dragons, ships, and other intricate symbols etched into the rock walls. End your day by docking in the small island town of Bol.  

Day 2: Discover Sun-Kissed Shores of The Golden Horn Beach 

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Golden Horn Beach in Bol extends nearly 500 meters into the sea.

After arriving, anchor at the iconic Zlatni Rat beach near Bol, known for its unique shape and clear waters. Spend the day swimming, sunbathing, and exploring Bol’s charming town. Indulge in various activities such as paragliding over the stunning coastline, jet skiing across the turquoise waters, and experiencing the fun of banana surfing where the instructors tie you and your friends or family to a banana-shaped board and pull you through the sea, securing you a wild sea rodeo experience. Bol offers a variety of thrilling water sports to get your adrenaline pumping. In the evening, dine at a local restaurant like Konoba Dalmatino, savoring traditional Dalmatian cuisine.  

Day 3: Discover the Allure of Hvar and Pakleni Islands  

Depart from Brač and head to Hvar, approximately a 2-hour long sail. Anchor at the Pakleni Islands, a stunning archipelago located near the Hvar’s coast. Enjoy a leisurely lunch at Zori Restaurant on Palmižana Island. In the afternoon, sail into Hvar Town and explore its historic streets, visit the Hvar Fortress for panoramic views, and experience the vibrant nightlife.

Hvar is known for its lively beach clubs and electrifying nightlife, making it a must-visit destination for those looking to combine relaxation with excitement. The iconic Hula Hula Beach Bar is a perfect spot to start your evening, offering stunning sunset views, refreshing cocktails, and a lively atmosphere right by the sea. As night falls, head to Carpe Diem, a beach club known for its stylish ambiance and energetic parties that last until dawn. For a more family-friendly option and a unique culinary experience, try Dalmatino or Giaxa restaurants.  

Day 4: Exploring the Allure of Stari Grad and Jelsa 

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The Pakleni Islands are known for their clear waters and hidden coves.

your day with a delicious breakfast at Fig Cafe, known for its fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Fuel up for a day of adventure with a scenic bike ride through Stari Grad, a UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing ancient vineyards and olive groves. Later in the morning, indulge in Hvar's wine culture at Tomic Winery in Jelsa. Enjoy a guided winery tour, learn about traditional winemaking methods, and taste renowned local wines like Plavac Mali and Prošek.

In the afternoon, relax at Dubovica Beach or explore Sveta Nedjelja beach, both offering stunning views and clear waters perfect for swimming. End your day with a gourmet seafood dinner at Laganini Lounge Bar & Fish House on Palmižana Island, followed by a taste of Hvar's nightlife at Central Park Club or Carpe Diem Beach Club, where you can enjoy music and drinks under the stars. 

Day 5: Unveiling the Secrets of Vis and Exploring the Mystical Blue Cave 

Set sail from Hvar to Vis, a journey of about 2 hours. Anchor in the breathtaking Stiniva Bay, known for its dramatic cliffs and crystal-clear waters. Spend the morning swimming and exploring this hidden gem. In the afternoon, visit the Blue Cave on Biševo Island, where the sunlight creates a mesmerizing blue glow inside the cave. Return to Vis Town or Komiža for dinner at a local konoba, such as Konoba Vatrica, and enjoy a relaxed evening in the charming streets.  

Day 6: Embrace the Serenity of Vis and the beautiful Green Cave 

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The Green Cave on the island of Vis is known for its emerald glow, created when sunlight filters through.

Spend an additional day in Vis to further explore its hidden treasures. In the morning, visit the Vis Archaeological Museum, housed in a former fortress, to learn about the island’s rich history. In the afternoon, rent a scooter or a bike and ride through the island’s scenic roads, discovering secluded beaches and ancient ruins. Extend your exploration by visiting the Green Cave, another natural wonder where sunlight creates an ethereal green glow inside the cave. Return to Vis in the evening and dine at Konoba Jastožera, known for its fresh lobster and beautiful seaside setting

Day 7: Adventure on Medieval Marvels and Exploring the Historic Korčula  

Depart early from Vis and sail to Korčula, because the 4-hour journey awaits you. Midway through this journey, make a refreshing swimming stop at Proizd Island, just off the coast of Vela Luka on Korčula. Known for its crystal-clear waters and stunning white pebble beaches, Proizd Island is the perfect place to take a break and swim in the Adriatic Sea. After swimming and relaxing, continue your sail to Korčula Town. Anchor near Korčula Town, known for its medieval architecture and Marco Polo’s alleged birthplace. Spend the day exploring the historic town, visiting St. Mark’s Cathedral, and wandering through the narrow streets. In the evening, dine at a waterfront restaurant like Konoba Mate, enjoying fresh seafood and local wines. 

Day 8: Delving into Korčula’s Rich Culture and Natural Beauty 

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Badija Island, near Korčula, is famous for  its friendly deer that roam freely, often approaching visitors.

Set sail early from your overnight anchorage near Korčula Town and head towards the eastern side of the island. Enjoy a leisurely morning cruise along the picturesque coastline of Korčula, soaking in the stunning views of rugged cliffs and lush greenery. As you sail, make a stop at Badija Island, known as "Deer Island," because of its resident population of fallow deer. Take a leisurely hike around the islet, observing these gentle creatures in their natural habitat amidst the Mediterranean flora. Visit the 14th-century monastery and relax on its pebble beaches.

In the afternoon, continue your journey to Lumbarda, a charming village famous for its vineyards and sandy beaches. Anchor in one of the secluded bays and indulge in a wine-tasting experience at one of the local wineries. Korčula is renowned for its unique white wine variety, Grk, which thrives in the sandy soils of Lumbarda. Dine at one of the local taverns or seafood restaurants, savoring the flavors of freshly caught fish and other regional delicacies.  

Day 9: Enchanting Mljet: A Journey Through Nature's Paradise 

Set sail from Korčula and navigate towards the stunning island of Mljet, known for its lush forests and breathtaking natural landscapes. Upon arrival, anchor in Polače, one of the island’s most breathtaking and protected bays. Begin your day with a hike through Mljet National Park, a haven of biodiversity and pristine beauty. Explore the island’s scenic trails that wind through dense pine forests, leading to hidden coves and ancient ruins. 

After lunch, head to Saplunara, a tranquil bay on the eastern side of the island, known for its sandy beaches and clear waters. Spend the afternoon swimming, snorkeling, or simply relaxing on the beach, soaking up the serene atmosphere. As the day winds down, sail back to Polače and enjoy a delightful dinner at a waterside restaurant, savoring local dishes as the sun sets over the sea.

Day 10: Embrace Nature's Tranquil Haven on island Lastovo 

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Lastovo is known for its delicious lobsters, which are considered some of the finest in the Adriatic Sea.

Depart from Mljet early in the morning and set sail towards the enchanting island of Lastovo, renowned for its untouched natural beauty and serene landscapes. Lastovo forms part of a designated nature park, offering pristine surroundings ideal for relaxation and exploration. Anchor in one of Lastovo's secluded bays, such as the picturesque Skrivena Luka (Hidden Harbor), where crystal-clear waters beckon for swimming and snorkeling adventures. Dive into the refreshing waters to discover vibrant marine life beneath the surface or simply unwind on the sun-drenched shores, soaking in the peaceful ambiance. As evening approaches, savor the flavors of the Adriatic at a local konoba like Augusta Insula, known for its authentic cuisine and breathtaking vistas. Lastovo Island is a designated Dark Sky Park, making it an excellent spot for stargazing with minimal light pollution and stunning night sky views.

Day 11: Discover the Enchanting Island of Šolta  

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Šolta Island is home to secluded beaches like Stomorska and Maslinica, known for their crystal-clear waters.

Set sail from Lastovo to the island of Šolta for about 4 hours. Anchor in the charming bay of Maslinica. Spend the day exploring the village, enjoying its serene beaches, and perhaps visiting a local olive oil producer. The island's Mediterranean climate, characterized by abundant sunshine and mild winters, provides ideal conditions for cultivating olive trees. The local variety, Oblica, is particularly prized for its robust flavor and high oil content. In the evening, dine at Martinis Marchi, a luxurious restaurant in a historic castle, that offers a unique and elegant dining experience. Make sure to taste Šolta Island’s olive oil, because it is celebrated for its distinct flavor, thanks to the island’s unique microclimate and traditional farming methods that date back to Roman times. This rich heritage is preserved in the island's numerous family-run olive groves, which produce award-winning oils.

Day 12: Explore the Šolta’s Secluded Beaches 

Anchor in Šolta's secluded bays, such as Rogac or Necujam, is known for their crystal-clear waters and peaceful surroundings. Spend the day immersing yourself in the island’s natural beauty, with opportunities for swimming and sunbathing on pristine beaches. Explore the village of Grohote, Šolta’s main settlement, where traditional stone houses and narrow streets offer a glimpse into local island life. Sample fresh seafood at a local konoba, complemented by Šolta's renowned wines. As the sun sets, reflect on the day's adventures while enjoying the relaxed atmosphere and authentic charm of Šolta. 

Day 13: A Grand Return to Ancient Splendor in Split’s Historic Heart  

On the final day, sail back to Split, a journey of around 2 hours. Dock in Split Marina by early afternoon, giving you time to explore Split’s historic old town. Visit Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and wander through its ancient streets filled with shops, cafes, and historical landmarks. For a farewell dinner, choose a restaurant like Zrno Soli or Dvor, where you can reflect on your incredible week of sailing while enjoying a delicious meal.  

This 14-day sailing itinerary from Split takes you through some of the most beautiful and diverse islands in Middle Dalmatia. Each day offers a mix of relaxation, adventure, and cultural exploration, ensuring an unforgettable experience. From the iconic beaches of Brač to the historic charm of Korčula and the tranquil beauty of Lastovo, this journey showcases the best of the Adriatic Sea. Get ready to set sail and create lasting memories on this extraordinary Croatian adventure.

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