Chase the Horizon — The Croatian Way

Split to Bobivišća (10 NM) / Milna (11 NM)

At 4 pm, join your skipper for a welcome meeting and safety briefing, ensuring you have all the information needed for a safe and enjoyable journey. Afterwards, we will set sail towards the Island of Brač, giving you the perfect opportunity to settle in and start enjoying the stunning Adriatic Sea.

Nestled in the heart of Central Dalmatia, the Island of Brač is a captivating destination that invites boaters to explore its stunning coastlines and rich cultural heritage. As the largest island in the region, Brač is home to Vidova Gora, the highest peak among Croatian islands, offering breathtaking views that stretch as far as Italy on clear days.

Famous for its exquisite white stone, Brač has provided materials for iconic structures like Diocletian’s Palace and even the UN building. This rich history is complemented by the island’s reputation as Croatia’s ”Olive Island”, where over a million olive trees flourish. Visitors can stroll along the Olive Trail and discover the Cukrov Family Olive Oil Museum in Škrip, celebrating the island’s agricultural heritage.

The stunning Zlatni Rat beach, known for its unique shape, beckons sunbathers and water sports enthusiasts alike. Meanwhile, Supetar, the island’s vibrant hub, offers delightful restaurants and essential supplies for adventurers. With its blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and warm local culture, Brač is truly a hidden gem waiting to be discovered

Bobivišća / Milna - Hvar (13 NM) - Palmižana (2 NM) / Vinogradišće (2 NM)

Hvar, the sunniest island in Croatia, is a captivating blend of stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife, and rich history, making it a must-visit destination. Often compared to St. Tropez, Hvar exudes an irresistible charm that caters to all tastes.

Begin your exploration at the iconic Hvar Fort, perched high above the town. Here, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the red-roofed town and the sparkling Adriatic Sea. Next, wander through Stari Grad, the island’s oldest town, where ancient Greek influences are still palpable. This UNESCO World Heritage site boasts charming cobblestone streets and a unique ambience that transports you back in time. As you explore, be sure to pick up some local lavender products, a delightful souvenir from the island.

For those seeking tranquillity, Dubovica Beach offers a picturesque setting for a peaceful picnic. The nearby Pakleni Islands beckon with their crystal-clear waters and secluded bays, perfect for swimming and sunbathing.

As the sun sets, indulge in fresh seafood and local dishes at seaside restaurants, where the views are as delicious as the food. Then head to Carpe Diem, Hvar’s premier nightlife spot, where the atmosphere transforms from a laid-back lounge to an electrifying open-air club

Palmižana / Vinogradišće - Sveta Nedelja (9 NM) / Ivan Dolac (10 NM) or Šćedro Island (14 NM) - Lovište (20NM)

Stay on Hvar and explore the renowned vineyards in the Hvar region, such as those in Sveta Nedelja or Ivan Dolac. These vineyards offer a taste of some of the finest local wines and an opportunity to learn about the region’s rich winemaking traditions. If you prefer a peaceful retreat, you can also head towards the tranquil island of Šćedro.

Later in the day, set sail towards Lovište on the Pelješac Peninsula. With 5-6 hours of sailing ahead, you’ll have ample time to take in the serene beauty of the sea and surrounding sights.

Lovište - Korčula Old Town (7 NM) - Polače (12 NM) / Pomena (12 NM)

Set sail from Lovište to the historic city of Korčula, the fifth island in our itinerary. Known as one of the most serene islands of our adventure, Korčula was named by the Greeks for its dense pine forest – Korkyra Melaina, meaning ”Black Corfu”. Korčula Town, often known as ”Little Dubrovnik”, boasts impressive city walls, medieval squares, churches, and palaces. According to locals, it still holds secrets about the life of the renowned explorer Marco Polo. Spend your free time exploring the charming old town, its ancient buildings, and vibrant local life. When in Korčula, we recommend stopping by a local wine bar to taste premium varieties such as Grk, Plavac Mali, and Pošip. Or, if you’re a true wine lover, visit some of the family wineries for an even more authentic experience! Continue the journey to the serene Island of Mljet.

Polače / Pomena - Prožurska Luka (18 NM) / Saplunara (25 NM)

 Explore the unspoiled oasis of Mljet National Park, renowned for its saltwater lakes and lush landscapes that, according to legend, captivated Odysseus for seven years. The park covers most of the island, including Great Lake and Small Lake, Saint Mary’s Benedictine monastery, and Polače, the best natural anchorage in the Adriatic. Besides a Dalmatian lunch and swimming, the island offers amazing snorkelling opportunities. The seabed is a must-see for divers, especially in the lakes, where snorkelers can spot noble pen shells and other sea creatures. For an active day, enjoy canoeing, cycling, or hiking, while the island’s serene atmosphere makes it perfect for a romantic getaway.

Prožurska Luka / Saplunara - Šipan / Lopud / Koločep - Dubrovnik (25 NM)

From Mljet, continue towards the untouched beauty of the Elaphiti Islands – an archipelago known for azure waters and lush landscapes. Discover hidden coves of Koločep, and the sandy beaches of Lopud, or enjoy Šipan, nicknamed the Golden Island. These islands are steeped in history, with ancient ruins and old stone churches dotting the serene landscapes. Whether you’re exploring olive groves or strolling along quiet trails, the Elaphiti Islands offer a perfect blend of nature and culture. Embrace the calming sea breeze that guides your journey through these tranquil havens, leading up to your evening arrival in Dubrovnik. This UNESCO town awaits with its impressive city walls, bustling streets, and panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea.

Prožurska Luka / Saplunara - Šipan / Lopud / Koločep - Dubrovnik (25 NM)

As your island-hopping adventure comes to a close on Friday, enjoy a leisurely morning check-out from Dubrovnik. This stunning city is a perfect place to extend your stay, allowing you to soak in its rich history and vibrant atmosphere for a couple more days. Alternatively, why not continue your Croatian journey or explore neighbouring Balkan countries? Exciting itineraries await you, each offering unique experiences and breathtaking landscapes. 

Split to Bobivišća (10 NM) / Milna (11 NM)

 At 4 pm, join your skipper for a welcome meeting and safety briefing, ensuring you have all the information needed for a safe and enjoyable journey. Afterwards, we will set sail towards the Island of Brač, giving you the perfect opportunity to settle in and start enjoying the stunning Adriatic Sea.

Nestled in the heart of Central Dalmatia, the Island of Brač is a captivating destination that invites boaters to explore its stunning coastlines and rich cultural heritage. As the largest island in the region, Brač is home to Vidova Gora, the highest peak among Croatian islands, offering breathtaking views that stretch as far as Italy on clear days.

Famous for its exquisite white stone, Brač has provided materials for iconic structures like Diocletian’s Palace and even the UN building. This rich history is complemented by the island’s reputation as Croatia’s ”Olive Island”, where over a million olive trees flourish. Visitors can stroll along the Olive Trail and discover the Cukrov Family Olive Oil Museum in Škrip, celebrating the island’s agricultural heritage.

The stunning Zlatni Rat beach, known for its unique shape, beckons sunbathers and water sports enthusiasts alike. Meanwhile, Supetar, the island’s vibrant hub, offers delightful restaurants and essential supplies for adventurers. With its blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and warm local culture, Brač is truly a hidden gem waiting to be discovered

Postira / Pučišća / Povja / Sumartin - Bol (21/24NM) - Jelsa / Vrboska (4NM)

Jelsa is a charming town located on the northern coast of Hvar Island in Croatia, known for its relaxed atmosphere, rich history, and beautiful natural surroundings. It’s less busy than the town of Hvar, making it an ideal spot for travellers seeking a peaceful retreat while still enjoying the island’s beauty and culture.

Vrboska, a picturesque village on the northern coast of Hvar Island, is often called ”Little Venice” for its charming canals and stone bridges. Its most famous landmark is the 16th-century Fortress Church of St. Mary of Mercy, a unique blend of sacred and military architecture once used as a defence against Ottoman attacks, with stunning views from the top

Jelsa / Vrboska - Vis / Stončica (27NM)

Vis Island is one of Croatia’s most remote and unspoiled Adriatic islands, known for its stunning natural beauty, crystal-clear waters, and rich history. It’s a perfect getaway for travellers looking for tranquillity, authentic experiences, and untouched landscapes.

Stončica Bay, located on the northeastern coast of Vis, is one of the island’s most beautiful and serene spots. The bay is known for its sandy beach, which is rare in Croatia, where pebble beaches are more common. Shallow waters and soft sand make it ideal for families with children or anyone seeking a relaxing swim. Surrounded by lush greenery and shaded by palm trees, the area has a laid-back vibe, enhanced by a small beach bar and a local restaurant offering fresh seafood. Stončica’s iconic lighthouse adds to its charm, making it a peaceful and picturesque retreat on Vis Island.

Vis / Stončica - Komiža (13NM)

Komiža is a charming fishing village located on the sunny western coast of Vis Island, Croatia, well sheltered from cold, northerly winds. Nestled in the largest bay on the island, it features narrow alleys and slender houses that enhance its authentic Mediterranean atmosphere. The village is known for its beautiful pebble beaches, with Kamenice Beach being the most famous, and renowned for its ice-cold spring waters. Shaded by tamarix trees, this area transforms into a lively gathering spot every evening, blending natural beauty, rich history, and local culture into a delightful experience.

Komiža - Biševo - Pakleni Islands / Hvar Island (27NM

Biševo is a small, picturesque island just off the southern coast of Vis Island in Croatia, renowned for its stunning natural beauty, crystal-clear waters, and unique geological features. Its most famous attraction is the Blue Cave (Modra Špilja), a mesmerising sea cave that glows with an ethereal blue light. The cave’s magical effect is best experienced around noon when sunlight floods the interior, creating a breathtaking spectacle. Accessible only by boat, the Blue Cave is a must-see for anyone visiting the island.

Maslinica / Šešula Bay (18NM)

Hvar, the sunniest island in Croatia, is a captivating blend of stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife, and rich history, making it a must-visit destination. Often compared to St. Tropez, Hvar exudes an irresistible charm that caters to all tastes.

Begin your exploration at the iconic Hvar Fort, perched high above the town. Here, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the red-roofed town and the sparkling Adriatic Sea. Next, wander through Stari Grad, the island’s oldest town, where ancient Greek influences are still palpable. This UNESCO World Heritage site boasts charming cobblestone streets and a unique ambience that transports you back in time. As you explore, be sure to pick up some local lavender products, a delightful souvenir from the island.

For those seeking tranquillity, Dubovica Beach offers a picturesque setting for a peaceful picnic. The nearby Pakleni Islands beckon with their crystal-clear waters and secluded bays, perfect for swimming and sunbathing.

As the sun sets, indulge in fresh seafood and local dishes at seaside restaurants, where the views are as delicious as the food. Then head to Carpe Diem, Hvar’s premier nightlife spot, where the atmosphere transforms from a laid-back lounge to an electrifying open-air club.

Maslinica - Split (13NM)

Šolta is a charming island in the Adriatic Sea, located just a short distance from the city of Split, Croatia. Known for its natural beauty, tranquil atmosphere, and rich cultural heritage, Šolta offers a perfect getaway for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of more touristy destinations. Highlights of the island include the picturesque village of Maslinica, renowned for its beautiful marina and traditional stone architecture. Just a short distance away, Šešula Bay is famous for its stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters, ideal for swimming and snorkelling. Together, these features make Šolta a serene and inviting destination for travellers seeking relaxation and authentic island experiences.