Dalmatian food and wine
Indulge your senses with stunning scenery, fine wine and delicious local cuisine on a Croatian food and wine flotilla vacation.
You’ll cruise the Dalmatian Coast and visit beautiful islands and coastal towns, led by an experienced lead crew dedicated to taking you on a foodie’s tour of the Adriatic.
Book a Dalmatian Food and Wine flotilla, including all the flotilla standards plus vineyards tours and wine tastings for the following fee per boat:
- Monohulls 40 feet and under: $900
- Monohulls 41 feet to 52 feet: $1,150
- Monohulls 53 feet and above: $1,200
- Catamarans: $1,275
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Food and wine itinerary
Highlights
- Vineyard tours
- Fresh seafood
- Excellent local wines
- Wine cellar inside a bunker
- Charming fishing villages
- Traditional Croatian peka
Marina Agana
The day's sailing
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.
Suggested activities
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Sunbathing
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Bush walks
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Exploring

Our base at marina Agana in Marina village is the first port of call on your Croatian food and wine adventure. Arrive early to explore the nearby UNESCO World Heritage towns of Trogir and Split. At marina Agana you’ll meet your new flotilla companions over dinner in the local konoba (restaurant). We recommend the Croatian delicacy peka, prepared ‘under the bell’ in a special dish heaped with embers. This traditional baked dish is delicious with veal, lamb or octopus.
Discover Marina Agana
Marina Agana to Stomorska, Šolta
The day's sailing
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.
Suggested activities
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Sunbathing
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Bush walks
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Exploring

Get a feel for your yacht as you sail through the mouth of the marina and past the islands of Čiovo and Drvenik Veli. You’re headed for the coastal town of Stomorska on the island of Šolta. Šolta is an island of olive groves, vineyards and fisherman, so the food and wine here are excellent.
Wines and vineyard
Stomorska to Vis Town, Vis
The day's sailing
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.
Suggested activities
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Sunbathing
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Bush walks
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Exploring

Vis is the most westerly of Croatia’s large islands, so the journey from Stomorska to Vis town will take you on a blue water sailing adventure. Let the Adriatic slip by as Vis Island grows larger in the distance, enjoying a cold G&T or a bottle of local wine along the way. Vis is known for its wine and excellent fresh seafood.
Wines and vineyard
Free sailing day
The day's sailing
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.
Suggested activities
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Sunbathing
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Bush walks
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Exploring

The free sailing day is your chance to see any Dalmatian sights you’re desperate to see, or visit any nearby destinations that aren’t on the flotilla itinerary. Sail northeast to bustling Hvar Town, where you can take in the culture and cuisine of this beautiful coastal settlement. Or visit Svetac, the largest private island in the Adriatic and one of Croatia’s remotest large islands. Thought to have been home to the murderous pirate queen Teuta and her hidden treasure horde, Svetac is also a great spot for divers, offering incredibly rare black corals and impressive undersea caves.
Jelsa, Hvar
The day's sailing
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.
Suggested activities
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Sunbathing
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Bush walks
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Exploring

Reunite with your flotilla friends in Jelsa, tucked into a narrow inlet on Hvar’s north coast. This beautiful, traditional town is a wonderful place to explore on foot, with countless fine restaurants, bars and cafés to discover. Jelsa is renowned as having some of the finest food and wine in the Adriatic.
Wines and vineyard
Jelsa to Bobovišće, Brač
The day's sailing
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.
Suggested activities
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Sunbathing
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Bush walks
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Exploring

Sail north from the marina at Jelsa and head west along the hilly coast of Brač Island. Pass the famous Zlatni Rat beach peninsula and follow the coast as it curves north. Manoeuvre through the straights just south of Šolta, and you’ll find the town of Bobovišće tucked into a forked inlet on the island’s western coast. This small, traditional village is a great place to sample authentic Dalmatian cuisine.
Wines and vineyard
Bobovišće to Marina Agana
The day's sailing
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.
Suggested activities
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Sunbathing
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Bush walks
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Exploring

Sail away from the marina at Bobovišće and back into the Split Channel, heading for Marina and our Dalmatian base once more. Take your time and relish the sensation of riding Croatia’s gentle morning breezes back towards the mainland, or head back early to explore Split or Trogir. Make the most of your final day on the flotilla before you head for home.