Agana Sailing Itinerary
Bareboat itineraries
Choose a Croatian bareboat charter holiday for the ultimate freedom to explore the Dalmatian Coast at your leisure. Go wherever the mood takes you—north to the spectacular waterfalls of Krka National Park and the region’s sleepy fishing villages, maybe visit Kornati National Park – also known as sailors paradise; or South to the popular, bustling islands of Dalmatia, even all the way to Dubrovnik. A bareboat charter holiday is just you and the open ocean—perfect for more experienced sailors with an adventurous spirit.
We understand the thrill of sailing in a new area and that, as exciting as it is, it can be a challenge to take on at first. So we took the liberty of putting together a couple of route ideas to help get an idea of how far and wide our guests could take their yachts.
Flotilla itineraries
The most sociable way to explore the Croatian coastline, flotilla holidays give you the chance to experience a Croatian sailing getaway in the company of other Mediterranean travellers eager to make new friends and share new experiences. Sail with an experienced lead crew armed with local knowledge and recommendations you won’t find anywhere else. On a flotilla holiday, you’ll improve your sailing skills along the way before enjoying all the leisure opportunities Croatia has to offer alongside your new friends, and the full support of a Sunsail 3-person crew: Skipper, Hostess and Technician.
Our Flotilla itineraries were designed to cover the best of what the Croatian region has to offer, and are sometimes changeable due to the weather or other circumstances. The Sunsail lead crew will always take care to ensure you get the best out of the week and to keep you updated in case of any necessary changes.
Special flotillas
Keep an eye out for our special flotillas, which we change every year. If you’re a complete beginner or want to get qualified, our Flotilla Starter and Flotilla Hero packages get you up to speed to make the most of your flotilla holiday. Having a skipper is also possible while on a Flotilla charter. Ask us for more details.
Choose Itinerary
7 days Sail – Off the Beaten Track in Central Dalmatia
Day 1
Fumija Bay, Ciovo Island
Start your adventure at Marina Agana, where our Sunsail base is located. Take your time to settle in, get comfortable on the yacht, and make sure you have enough provisions for the week.
Sail out to your first destination—Fumija Bay on the south side of Čiovo Island. Its proximity to the base and excellent free-swinging anchoring conditions make it an ideal first stop. For those who enjoy sipping a cocktail at a beach bar or prefer to have dinner ashore, Fumija does not disappoint. Just a short swim away—or a dinghy ride if you’d prefer to stay dry—you’ll find a great beach bar, and a traditional restaurant is just around the corner.
Please note:
- This itinerary requires guests to have anchoring experience for safe overnight stays, as the route is highly weather-dependent. Reduced costs are to be expected due to the lack of access to electricity, water refills, and waste disposal at these remote stops—this is truly an escape into nature.
- This first day is a suggestion that applies only to customers who have opted for the paid ‘early boarding’ option. If boarding at the standard Sunsail boarding time of 6pm, guests will only depart the next morning.
The day’s sailing
- 1 Hr Sailing time
- 6 Nautical miles
Mooring
Anchor
Things to do
Snorkel, swim, beach bar, restaurant on shore
Facilities
Beach bar, restaurant on shore
Day 2
Tatinja Bay, Solta Island
Set sail for Tatinja, a picturesque bay on the south side of Šolta Island. Enjoy the calm, protected waters as you explore the charming surroundings. Moor for the night on a restaurant-owned mooring buoy and embrace the quiet beauty of this unspoiled haven, far from the crowds.
The day’s sailing
- 1.5 Hr Sailing time
- 10 Nautical miles
Mooring
Restaurant mooring buoys
Things to do
Snorkel, kayak, paddle
Facilities
Restaurant on shore
Discover
Day Stops
Maslinica – Šolta Island
On the way to Tatinja Bay, be sure to stop among the little islands in front of Maslinica town. A short dinghy ride away is the beautifully renovated Martinis Marchi Castle, now a hotel, along with a small, well-equipped marina. The town is quaint, with a small shop, charming restaurants, and a beach bar—perfect for a leisurely stroll.
Vela Rina Beach – Drvenik Island
While Croatia isn’t typically known for its sandy beaches, there are a few hidden gems. Vela Rina is one of the lesser-known ones. Stopping here in the morning, before the maestral winds pick up, will make any child giddy as they begin building sandcastles!
Day 3
Komiža Town, Vis Island
After one or two nights in tranquil, secluded bays, sail across the blue to the historic town of Komiža on Vis Island. Known for its traditional fishing village charm, Komiža offers a glimpse into the island’s rich history and culture. Spend the night on mooring buoys, taking in the stunning waterfront views. For those who wish to arrive earlier and prefer a dock, it’s possible to tie up at a small town quay, located right next to Komiža’s national cultural treasure—the traditional fishing sailing boats, Gajeta Falkuša.
The day’s sailing
- 4 Hr Sailing time
- 23 Nautical miles
Mooring
Payable mooring buoys, Town quay (non reservable)
Things to do
Swim, Snorkel, Dive with a diving centre, Sightseeing, Rent a Scooter, Rent a Bike
Facilities
Mooring buoys – none.
Town quay – Water, Electricity, Rubbish, Toilets and showers.
In the town: Restaurants, Bars, Shop, Open market, ATM.
Discover
Mamma Mia!
Vis Island, and Komiža town in particular, served as a film set for the Mamma Mia! movie. See if you can recognize some of the locations from the film.
Diving
Vis Island is considered one of the best dive spots in Croatia. If you’re a licensed diver, there are several diving centers ready to take you into the blue to explore sunken 18th-century ships or World War II bomber planes.
Biševo Island
The small island of Biševo, just 6 nautical miles from Komiža, is one of the Adriatic’s geological wonders, boasting incredible caves and sandy beaches. It’s a perfect stop for those looking to escape the crowds during calm weather.
Day 4
Stončica Bay, Vis Island
Spend a full day circling Vis Island to reach Stončica, a peaceful sandy bay surrounded by lush nature. With its calm waters and tranquil atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot for relaxation. Moor overnight on a buoy and soak in the unspoiled beauty of this hidden gem. Take a stroll to the sandy beach and enjoy a simple meal from the local grill restaurant.
The day’s sailing
- 2.5 Hr Sailing time
- 14 Nautical miles
Mooring
Payable mooring buoys, anchor
Things to do
Sandy beach, swim, snorkel, kayak, paddle
Facilities
Restaurant on shore in high season
Discover
Day Stops
Stiniva Bay
A narrow, long bay ends with a stone gate leading into a small cove with a pebble beach, surrounded by layered rock walls. We believe it was once a karst cave that collapsed several thousand years ago. In 2016, Stiniva was declared Europe’s most beautiful beach. However, it’s worth remembering to bring shoes for swimming ashore, as the stones can be quite uncomfortable on bare feet. Don’t forget your wallet either—the little bar serves delicious drinks and snacks for weary travelers.
Green Cave – Ravnik Island
The Green Cave has been protected since 1967 as a geomorphological monument of nature. Sunlight pierces the cave interior, lighting up the sea floor like a spotlight in the darkness. The contrast of the cave’s darkness enhances the intensity of this miraculous spotlight, making it look as though the cave’s bottom shines through to the surface. The buoys in front of the cave are payable and can easily be obtained during the day.
Day 5
Zaraće Bay, Hvar Island
The area around Hvar Town offers some stunning bays for overnight stays, either on anchor or mooring buoys. We’ve chosen Zaraće as our next destination. Protected by a natural stone breakwater, its southern side features mooring buoys belonging to a quaint restaurant. It’s also just a 15-minute drive from the bustling Hvar Town.
The day’s sailing
- 2 Hr Sailing time
- 13 Nautical miles
Mooring
Anchor, Restaurant mooring buoys
Things to do
Swim, snorkel, hike, Restaurant and bar
Facilities
Restaurant and Bar
Discover
Day Stops
Rogačić Bay, Vis Island
Vis Island has a turbulent history and was closed off to the public until the 1990s. A great reminder of that period are the island’s numerous caves and bunkers, built for military purposes. One of the best-preserved submarine tunnels can be found in Rogačić Bay, where you can drop anchor and explore the place where submarines once hid.
Hvar Town and Pakleni Archipelago
By now, everyone knows that the best parties and beach events are found around Hvar Town in Croatia during the summer. Make a stop near Carpe Diem Beach, or anchor in front of the Hula Hula Bar and shake a leg at a lively after-beach party. Afterward, head to a quieter spot for the night to unwind.
Day 6
Smrka Bay, Brac Island
Enjoy a morning swim, have breakfast on board, and release your mooring buoy as you head north toward the island of Brač. The southwestern part of the island is dotted with secluded bays, perfect for an overnight anchorage. A Sunsail favorite is Smrka Bay, which can only accommodate a couple of boats, offering a serene sense of peace and tranquility.
An old submarine tunnel adds a touch of adventure for the explorers in your crew, while an easy hiking trail leads to Blaca Monastery—an excellent morning workout to a place carved into living rock.
The day’s sailing
- 3 Hr Sailing time
- 15 Nautical miles
Mooring
Anchor
Things to do
Swim, snorkel, explore, hike
Facilities
None
Discover
Day Stops
Bol Town and Golden Horn Beach
Extend your sailing day by 10 miles to reach the famous Golden Horn Beach, which changes shape every day due to the specific currents and winds. Since the seabed is protected, anchor a bit further out or test your stern-to skills with lazy lines at Bol Town quay. Either way, don’t miss the chance to experience this natural wonder firsthand.
Day 7
Agana Base
As the week draws to a close, sail back to base, completing your weeklong adventure along Croatia’s stunning coast. Fuel top-ups are easily done along the way, allowing you to reflect on the memorable moments and breathtaking scenery as you return to Marina Agana, having experienced the best of off-the-beaten-path sailing in the Adriatic.
The day’s sailing
- 3 Hr Sailing time
- 20 Nautical miles
Mooring
Head back to base. All marinas in Croatia use the stern-to mooring with mooring lines
Things to do
Before or after your sailing adventure, there’s plenty to explore around Marina Agana. Relax on one of the two nearby beaches, enjoy a meal at a local restaurant, or take a short trip to the historic towns of Trogir or Split. In Split, don’t miss the iconic Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, or dive into the city’s rich history by visiting Game of Thrones filming locations. You can also wander through the charming old town, home to a variety of restaurants and bars.
Just a short distance from Agana, Trogir offers a fascinating step back in time with its well-preserved medieval architecture, also protected by UNESCO. For history enthusiasts, the Roman ruins of Solin and the stunning Krka National Park are must-see attractions, requiring about half a day to experience properly.
Facilities
Water Refill, Electricity, Showers & Toilets, ATM, Provisioning, Restaurants & Bars, Car rental, Taxi, Laundry.
Discover
Day Stops
Stomorska Town, Šolta Island
For early risers, why not make an additional stop in one of the most charming little towns on the Croatian coast? Stomorska is en route back to base and offers ample space to anchor between the beach and the town quay. Enjoy lunch at one of the local restaurants perched above the sea, or simply relax and take in the view of the charming little houses while floating around your boat.
Brač One Week: Dalmatia Flotilla
Day 1
Marina Agana Brač
Marina Agana is just a 20-minute ride away from the Split airport, situated in a small town- Marina. While waiting for boarding after getting situated with check in, guests can have lunch at one of the restaurants, do their provisioning, or just hit the beach while sipping coffee or a cocktail.
*We will do our utmost to accommodate all the listed stops. However, please be aware that routes may change due to weather conditions or availability.
Mooring
Sunsail base: boats are tied stern to, with lazy line, or side to on a dock hammerhead in Marina Agana.
Mooring fees included
Things to do
Sunbathing, Exploring, Swimming
Facilities
Water, WiFi, Taxi, Showers/ Toilets, Rubbish, Restaurants, Provisioning, Car hire, Laundry, Ice (available only in shops)
Discover
Hike up to a little church above the town, Restaurants, Bars, Hotels, Apartments, Beach
Day 2
Stomorska
Stomorska is a picturesque fishing village with a rich nautical history. The water in the bay is beautifully clear and there are several beaches for relaxing and swimming. Walk up the hill on the southern side of the bay to enjoy beautiful views of the village and across to the mainland.
The day’s sailing
- 2 Hr Sailing time
- 14 Nautical miles
Mooring
Stern to with lazy lines on a town quay
Things to do
Swimming, Exploring, Hiking
Facilities
Electricity and water on the docks, Showers and Toilets, Restaurants and Bars, ATM, Rubbish, small shop
Discover Stomorska
There are a number of good restaurants serving fresh fish and local Dalmatian cuisine, as well as a beach bar where you can enjoy a cocktail (or two!).
Day 3
Pučišća
Head northeast and begin your trek around the island. Along the way the northern shore has several beautiful bays to spend an afternoon swimming or snorkeling, such as Splitska bay or Postire. Another spot on the way is Supetar town – a lively place full of tourists and hotel resorts. This evening’s overnight destination is Pučišća town, at the end of a deep and protected bay. This town boasts the deep stonemasonry tradition with a rich history waiting to be told.
The day’s sailing
- 3 Hr Sailing time
- 19 Nautical miles
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.
Mooring
Stern to with lazy lines on a town quay
Things to do
Sunbathing, Snorkelling, Exploring
Facilities
WiFi, Taxi, Showers/ Toilets, Restaurants, Car hire, Bike hire, Bars, Fuel, Ice, Gift shop, ATM
Discover Pučišća
A history of stonemasonry
This town is steeped in a rich history of stone work, the stone used to build the white house in America was shipped from here. Check out one of the 7 remaining forts hand carved by stone masons on this island.
Day 4
Vrboska
After 2 nights on a town quay, it is time to test the crew’s ability to build a raft. In a lovely bay in between Vrboska and Jelsa towns is where we will spend the night – still close enough to get into one of the two beautiful towns. Vrboska town is known as “Little Venice”, because the bay goes so deep inland it starts to seem like a channel. Featuring a beautiful promenade, and it houses an interesting fortified church, with a couple of really nice wineries.
The day’s sailing
- 4 Hr Sailing time
- 22 Nautical miles
Mooring
Anchor and stern line to shore raft.
No mooring fees
Things to do
Sunbathing, Snorkelling, Exploring, Water taxi to town
Facilities
None
Explore Vrboska
The Church of St. Mary
This small town offers a unique experience, make sure to explore the iconic Church of St. Mary used in defense against the Turks in the 15th century. If you are looking for something for the taste buds Jelsa town is only a short ride away and has the Tomić winery with wine tasting.
Day 5
Free Sailing Day – Brač
The free sailing day is a chance to choose your own destination for the evening. To the east is Luka or Povlja bay on Brač island with excellent shelter and anchoring possibilities. Makarska town is a modern and lively town, with great night life and beaches. For hikers or nature lovers Biokovo mountain has an awe-inspiring skywalk. Sumartin town is the youngest town on Brač island, but it has the oldest ship building in the Adriatic. Bol town is on the southern tip of Brač island positioned right next to the famous Golden Horn beach. Bol is popular for windsurfers and divers, and is home to the highest peak of all Dalmatian islands. Inquire for more options on your free sailing day.
Explore on Your Own
Free Sailing Day
On this day take charge of your itinerary and set your own agenda. There are many options and locations to explore on the way to Vrboska to meet back up with the flotilla the next day.
Day 6
Milna
The flotilla meets back up again on Brač island in Milna. Milna is a historic fishing town and safe harbour boasting three marinas; two in the centre of town and Marina Vlaška located at the entrance to the channel. The Venetian architecture in the town is typical of Dalmatia and mainly constructed from Brač’s famous white stone, also used in the construction of a number of famous buildings; including the White House in Washington D.C.
Mooring
Lazy line on a town quay or in Marinas
Mooring fees not included.
Things to do
Sunbathing, Snorkelling, Exploring, cycling, hiking
Facilities
Electricity and water on the docks, Showers and Toilets, Restaurants and Bars, ATM, Rubbish, shop, bakery, pharmacy
Discover Milna
There are several good restaurants in the town and bars along the waterfront to enjoy a coffee or cocktail. Closer to Marina Vlaška is a pebble beach for swimming and a cafe on the veranda overlooking the bay; perfect for sunsets!
Day 7
Marina Agana
Friday is the day the flotilla makes its way back to the base. If weather permits guests can sail back along the southern side of Šolta island, visiting bays like Tatinja or Jorja on the way, or even stopping in Maslinica town to explore. In the evening prizes are given out and guests can choose to spend the night in the Marina town or venture to Trogir with a taxi, visiting the old kern of the town, a site full of history.
The day’s sailing
- 3 Hr Sailing time
- 19 Nautical miles
Mooring
Lazy line on a town quay or in Marinas
Things to do
Sunbathing, Snorkelling, Exploring
Facilities
Water, WiFi ,Taxi, Showers/ Toilets, Rubbish, Restaurants, Provisioning, Car hire, Laundry, Ice
Explore Marina Agana region
Suggested Day Stop
On the way back to Marina Agana pick a beautiful bay to stop, like Nečujam bay on Šolta island. There, you will find a small wreck to snorkel and explore.
Explore UNESCO sights
After the flotilla prize giving, think about heading into Trogir , a lively UNESCO-protected town, just a short, 20-minute long ride away. 2000 years ago, it used to be the capital of Roman muncipality, now – walking among its cobbled, narrow streets makes one step back in past. Lose yourself among the intertwined alleys, check out the Kamerlengo fortress, and wrap up the night with a delicious meal.”
Agana 7d Bareboat: South
Day 1
Marina Agana – One week bareboat
Our base is situated at Marina Agana in Marina village, just a short taxi ride from the ancient coastal cities of Trogir and Split. Marina is a peaceful Croatian fishing village made up of cosy, terracotta roofed houses built from bright white stone. It’s an impossibly picturesque start to your Croatian holiday, and ideally situated to reach the coastal and island highlights of Dalmatia. Spend your first day getting familiar with the region and your yacht, or kick back with a pivo (beer) in one of Marina’s waterside bars.
Things to do
Sunbathing, Snorkeling, Exploring
Day 2
Marina Agana to Šešula bay
Found on the eastern edge of the lush and leafy island of Šolta, Šešula Bay is an attractive, open inlet offering safe and secluded anchorage for overnighting on board. Two local restaurants give you a choice of dining options, each with a view out over the sparkling water, and a free-of-charge mooring buoy if you decide to eat at their place.
The day’s sailing
- 19 Nautical miles
- 4 Hr Sailing time
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for the area.
Mooring
Mooring Bouy
Things to do
Sunbathing, Snorkeling, Exploring
Facilities
Taxi, Rubbish, Restaurants
Discover Šolta
Maslinica town
Just a short walk from Šešula Bay will take you to Maslinica town, with its 5-star marina and white-stone houses in a tiny bay.
Try the wine
Every island in Croatia has a proud wine-making history. The one on Šolta is kept alive by Vicko Kaštelanac. He will be more than happy to pick you up from Šešula Bay and drive you to his vineyards for wine tasting and local delicacies, all still made by hand.
Day 3
Šešula to Komiža, Vis
Depart early from Šešula for an exciting spot of blue water sailing as you strike out for distant Vis. Vis is the most Westerly of the Dalmatian Islands, so hope for a strong wind as you point your bow towards this Adriatic gem. Head for Vis’ western coast, where the traditional town of Komiža waits in a broad and sheltered bay. This beautiful, hill-fringed town is home to a unique waterside castle and is a great spot to try Vis’ famous wine and seafood or scuba diving.
The day’s sailing
- 4 Hr Sailing time
- 25 Nautical miles
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for the area.
Mooring
Mooring Bouy
Things to do
Sunbathing, Snorkelling, Exploring
Facilities
Water, Wifi, Taxi, Showers/Toilets, Rubbish, Restaurants, Provisioning, Car hire, Bike hire, Bars, Electricity, Gift shop, ATM
Discover Vis
Explore the blue cave
Komiža town is perfect starting point to visit the Blue Cave, 6 miles away on tiny Biševo island. The cave is under protection, meaning one cannot enter it with their own dinghy, but has to be taken in for a 20-minute tour. That can either be arranged directly from Komiža with a speedboat, or after mooring in front of the cave entrance, when the tour guide picks you up on their boat.
The light bends in perfect angles to make the cave illuminate blue, and is best suited for a visit when sun is at its highest point.
Day 4
Komiža to ACI marina Palmižana, St. Klement
Turn north at the Vis islands’ westernmost tip, pointing your bow in the direction of the spectacular Pakleni Islands. Situated just across the channel from the famous town of Hvar, Pakleni Islands are the best place to leave your yacht safely in order to discover this gem. On the biggest island in the archipelago- St. Clement, on the northern side, is the ACI marina Palmižana, the busiest marina in the Adriatic.
The day’s sailing
- 20 Nautical miles
- 3 Hr Sailing time
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for the area.
Mooring
Sunbathing, Snorkelling, Hiking, Exploring
Things to do
Hiking, Snorkelling, Exploring
Facilities
Water, Wifi, Showers/Toilets, Rubbish, Restaurants, Provisioning, Bars, Electricity, ATM
Discover Pakleni islands
Vinogradišće bay
This has become the most popular bay in the area, due to the excellent high-end restaurants found here, the “Laganini” beach club, and its proximity to Hvar town. Hike here from Palmižana marina, enjoying numerous botanical plants and open-air art exhibition, or grab a mooring buoy for a whole-day lounging.
Jet-set Hvar town
Hvar town is known as the “Croatian St. Tropez”, full of clubs and bars. Take a water taxi to avoid dealing with traffic, and take in the sights, including the fort above the town, where the dungeons await.
Day 5
St. Clement to Vrboska, Hvar
Cruising east along Hvar’s northern shore will take you alongside the Golden Horn beach on Brač island, reaching the narrow inlet at Vrboska. Croatians know Vrboska as ‘Little Venice’, and when you arrive you’ll soon spot the resemblance. Walk the waterfront and explore the network of streets at Vrboska, or pull up a seat in a waterside restaurant for some delicious Croatian cuisine.
The day’s sailing
- 4 Hr Sailing time
- 20 Nautical miles
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for the area.
Things to do
Sunbathing, Snorkeling, Exploring
Facilities
Water, Taxi, Showers/Toilets, Rubbish, Restaurants, Provisioning, Electricity, Ice
Discover Hvar
A fortified church
The Fortress Church of Saint Mary of Mercy is a fascinating structure and well worth a visit. The original church was rebuilt as a fortified castle after a Turkish attack in the 15th century.
Day 6
Vrboska to Bobovišća, Brač
Complete your tour of the Dalmatian islands with a return visit to verdant Brač. Back out on the Adriatic, you’ll squeeze through the “Gate of Split Channel” to find the town of Bobovišća on the western end of Brač island, hidden at the end of a long, shimmering bay. The town has been built around an attractive forking inlet, both of which sides have numerous mooring buoys. Stop for dinner in a single local restaurant or take a taxi into the Brač’s inland to discover more about its tradition.
The day’s sailing
- 20 Hr Sailing time
- 2 Nautical miles
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for the area.
Mooring
Mooring Bouy
Things to do
Sunbathing, Snorkelling, Kayaking, Exploring
Facilities
Wifi, Taxi, Showers/Toilets, Restaurants, Car hire, Bike hire, Bars, Fuel, Ice, Gift shop, ATM
Discover Brač island
Suggested lunch spots
Golden Horn, or Golden Cape, is probably the best known beach in Croatia. It is found next to Bol town, on the way from Vrboska it will be visible on the starboard side. The beach gets a couple of centimetres longer every year, and due to currents and winds around -it never looks the same. Explore the numerous bars, do some snorkelling around near-by caves, or rent a bike or scooter and go to peak Vidova Gora – the highest tip of all Dalmatian islands, guaranteeing an amazing view.
Day 7
Bobovišća to Marina Agana
It’s a short journey from Bobovišća back to our base at Marina where you need to arrive no later than 5 pm, so take the time to enjoy your final day and do a little more exploring. Visit Krknjaši Lagoon for a long lunch break in picturesque surroundings, or stop at the ancient fortified town of Trogir on your way back to marina Agana. With so much to see along the Dalmatian Coast, you’ll want to make the most of any hours you have left.
The day’s sailing
- 15 Hr Sailing time
- 2 Nautical miles
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for the area.
Mooring
Lazy line on a town quay or in Marinas
Things to do
Sunbathing, Snorkelling, Exploring
Facilities
Water, WiFi, Taxi, Showers/ Toilets, Rubbish, Restaurants, Provisioning, Car hire, Laundry, Ice
Discover Marina Agana
Suggested lunch spots
The small lagoon between Fumija island and south side of Čiovo island is the perfect spot for a final day lunch break. Kayak on the glassy waters of the lagoon and drink in the views or have a cocktail in the beach bar.
Agana 7 day Bareboat: North
Day 1
Sicenica
Sićenica is a small, quiet and delightful bay, enclosed in rare pine trees and karst walls raised by hand centuries ago. Mooring buoys belong to the marina Frapa on the other side of the hill and are payable. There is a cute promenade along the coast and the restaurant “Lanterna” is very good and widely beloved.
Mooring
The bay is laid with mooring buoys that belong to marina Frapa in Rogoznica town – just across the hill. Free anchoring is allowed with a distance of 300 m from the last buoy.
Things to do
Swimming, sipping a glass of wine and sunbathing is the best thing to do while in this bay surrounded with translucent waters of Adriatic sea. A nice walk and a great restaurant are worth the trip to coast.
Facilities
Moorngs Buoys, Restaurant
Day 2
Skradin
Skradin is a picturesque Dalmatian town with narrow cobbled streets and venetian architecture dating back to the 10th century, when it was still called Scardona by the Romans. The gateway between the sea and the Krka National Park, Skradin lies at the river entrance to the park itself. As you make your way up the winding Krka river to Skradin be sure to stop at local mussels farms to pick up some fresh produce! The ACI Marina is very busy in the summer so be sure to book ahead of time. It is also possible to anchor in the bay and the mud riverbed ensures good holding, or you could also pic up some mooring buoys or visit nearby restaurant with a lovely dock for its guests. In the evening explore Skradin town and try the traditional Croatian delicacy “peka”; a combination of meat or fish and potatoes slow cooked for 2-4 hours. Konoba Toni in the old town is well known for fantastic peka. Skradin’s position as both a Dalmatian town and a river-side town brings some delicious meals, and excellent wine sorts. You can venture a short trip inland to have a taste in the local winery, or use the whole day to explore the Krka National Park.
Mooring
The ACI marina in Skradin uses Med-style mooring lines, like all marinas in Croatia, and, like all marinas in Croatia, it is good to reserve it in advance in high season and call on VHF 17 while approaching. There are a couple of mooring buoys on the other side of the riverbed also belonging to ACI marina, and anchoring is allowed in the mud bottom on the north side of the river, before the marina. The restaurant Vidrovača has a couple of berths for their guests, so try reserving dinner on time.
Things to do
Visiting the Krka National Park is the main reason to go to Skradin. You can spend 3 hours or 3 days wandering the intertwined wooden pathways around waterfalls and lakes of this river. After the last cascade it is also allowed to swim in the lake, so remember to bring a swimsuit. Skradin, however, is more than the rich park. Gastrology here is special, so opt for the amazing “peka” dish, or try the freshest mussels around. Reaching the local Bibich winery or archeological find known as the “Troy of Croatia” is also a great way to spend an afternoon.
Facilities
Marina, town quay, buoys, anchoring, electricity, water, toilets and showers, ATM, Provisioning, Restaurants, Cafe’s, Wine tasting, Banks, Taxi, Bike rental, boat rental, national park information centre, Laundry, Wifi.
Day 3
Zlarin
Zlarin is the only village on the small island situated at the mouth of the Krka river. Historically the island is famous for the harvesting and processing of red coral and there is a small museum and beautiful coral jewellery shop dedicated to this tradition. Cars are banned from the island, giving it a special charm and making it the perfect place to relax. There is a selection of restaurants to enjoy an evening meal, one of our favourites is family restaurant “Ivana” for excellent Dalmatian cuisine.
Mooring
There is usually space to moor on the large town quay, which offers shelter from most winds, but can get very choppy when a north-westerly is blowing. Anchoring isn’t free of charge in the bay, and there are payable mooring buoys.
Things to do
Immerse yourself in the Zlarin tradition, visit the coral museum or just soak in the atmosphere in one of the local cafes.
Facilities
Town quay; electricity, water, toilets and showers; Mooring buoys,ATM, Provisioning, Restaurants and Cafe’s
Day 4
Lavsa Island, Kornati National Park
Entering Kornati National Park – the “crown of Croatian islands” requires a ticket for your yacht. The park itself is protected due to rich underwater life, hidden beneath the surface between 150 islets and reefs of the park. Lavsa island is a lovely speck of land with a hidden cove almost designed to leave your yacht overnight. After finding the barely visible entrance to the bay, drop anchor and visit the restaurant for some succulent fish delicacies.
Photo received from JUPPLO
Mooring
Included in the price of the national park ticket is also the usage of park’s mooring buoys, so try to avoid anchoring whenever you can to prevent further harm to the seabed. Tickets are best purchased at least a day in advance, either online or in tour agencies, either for 1, 3 or 7 days. If your goal is to reach ACI Piškera marina to spend a night at the only place that has a working supermarket, then the ticket for Kornati is included in the marina berth. Entry tickets for 3 days also include adjecent Nature Park Telaščica further up north.
Things to do
Kornati islands are known as sailors paradise, so get to tacking and jibing. You can also get in touch with a local diving centre if you have your diving license and discover the magical underwater world of the protected area.
Facilities
Mooring buoys, Restaurants, berths and shops in ACI marina Piškera.
Day 5
Stupica Vela Bay, Žirje
A real pearl – Stupica Vela on the southeast side of Žirje island is a great escape from everyday worries. Settled between Mediterranean bushes is a lonesome restaurant, serving home-made and self-cought food, bringing the real Dalmatian sense into every bite. Put on good walking shoes, bring water and head to the top of the hill to visit old Illyrian ruins from the 6th century combined with a sublime view of the bay, or simply lounge on board immersing yourself in the serenity of the surroundings.
Mooring
Payable mooring buoys or free anchoring at least 300 meters from them.
Things to do
Sunbathe, swim in the bay, kayak or paddle on a SUP around the bay, snorkel, or climb the hill to visit the Ilyrian ruins from the 10th century.
Facilities
Mooring buoys, Restaurant
Day 6
Rogoznica
A small resort town situated in a deep and sheltered bay, much of the charming town of Rogoznica is located on a small island connected to the mainland via a bridge. The waterfront is lined with bars, shops and several good restaurants, all of which enjoy the beautiful views over the bay; especially at sunset. Across the other side of the bay is the Dragon’s Eye salt-water lake and Marina Frapa; reputed as one of the most beautiful and exclusive marinas in Croatia. Within the marina complex is; a sushi restaurant, sports centre, disco and swimming pool. The charming lavander labyrinth above the town quay is also worth a look.
Mooring
Rogoznica is the home of an often-rewarded marina: Marina Frapa, which also offers mooring buoys on both sides of the bridge connecting Rogoznica island and mainland. The town quay is on the island itself, equipped with good mooring lines, showers and toilets. Free anchoring is also possible a little further inland, after passing the island on its eastern edge.
Things to do
Discovering great food in waterfront restaurants, sipping cocktails in bars, climbing the hill above the town quay to see the lavander labyrinth, or getting to know local legends about dragons while visiting the Dragons Eye lake next to the marina are all good ideas to pass the afternoon or evening. Renting bikes or scooter and going for a little longer ride can also delight and entice you.
Facilities
Marina, Town Quay: electricity, water, showers and toilets; ATM, provisioning, Restaurants, bars and cafe’s, fuel
Day 7
Agana
The Mooring base at marina Agana is a part of small and reticent town Marina. Although the name of the town provides for some confusion in conversations, there is nothing simpler than Marina town’s layout. A peacefull waterfront is filled with simple sea-side restaurants and local bars, while the northern side of the bay is the marina itself. Every couple of weeks the town throws a feat for the guests, so you may hear its sounds in the weekend.
Mooring
Marina Agana is the only marina here, with Med-style mooring (lazy line), like all marinas in Croatia are using. Anchoring is free in the bay while approaching/leaving the base. Don’t forget to contact the base staff on VHF 08 to get assistance if necessary.
Things to do
While waiting for your boat to be ready for you, head to one of the 2 beaches right next to the marina, eat in one of the restaurants, or head into towns of Trogir or Split. The many attractions in Split include the famous Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Aside from sightseeing with a tour guide, there is also the option to visit Game of Thrones filming locations, or simply explore the old town core inclusive restaurants and bars yourself. Closer to Agana is Trogir town- a fascinating place to visit, making you feel as though you have stepped into a time warp to a distant era in the past, also under UNESCO protection. The Roman ruins of Solin and the natural wonders of the Krka National Park are just a couple of the additional points of interest in the vicinity of Agana base.
Facilities
Marina Agana, electricity and water, showers and toilets; ATM, Provisioning, Restaurants, Bars , Car rental, Taxi, Laundry, Exchange office, Ice machine
Agana two-week bareboat
Day 1
Marina Agana
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.
We will do our utmost to accommodate all the listed stops. However, please be aware that routes may change due to weather conditions or availability.
Mooring
Lazy line on a town quay or in Marinas
Things to do
Sunbathing, Swimming
Facilities
Water, WiFi ,Taxi, Showers/ Toilets, Rubbish, Restaurants, Provisioning, Car hire, Laundry, Ice
Discover Marina Agana
Quiet beaches
Check out the beaches to the east of the town for a quiet, pre-departure swim.
Day 2
Marina Agana to Šešula bay
Found on the eastern edge of the lush and leafy island of Šolta, Šešula Bay is an attractive, open inlet offering safe and secluded anchorage for overnighting on board. Two local restaurants give you a choice of dining options, each with a view out over the sparkling water, and a free-of-charge mooring buoy if you decide to eat at their place.
The day’s sailing
- 19 Nautical miles
- 4 Hr Sailing time
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for the area.
Mooring
Mooring Bouy
Things to do
Sunbathing, Snorkeling, Exploring
Facilities
Taxi, Rubbish, Restaurants
Discover Šolta
Maslinica town
Just a short walk from Šešula Bay will take you to Maslinica town, with its 5-star marina and white-stone houses in a tiny bay.
Try the wine
Every island in Croatia has a proud wine-making history. The one on Šolta is kept alive by Vicko Kaštelanac. He will be more than happy to pick you up from Šešula Bay and drive you to his vineyards for wine tasting and local delicacies, all still made by hand.
Day 3
Šešula to Komiža, Vis
Depart early from Šešula for an exciting spot of blue water sailing as you strike out for distant Vis. Vis is the most Westerly of the Dalmatian Islands, so hope for a strong wind as you point your bow towards this Adriatic gem. Head for Vis’ western coast, where the traditional town of Komiža waits in a broad and sheltered bay. This beautiful, hill-fringed town is home to a unique waterside castle and is a great spot to try Vis’ famous wine and seafood or scuba diving.
The day’s sailing
- 4 Hr Sailing time
- 25 Nautical miles
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for the area.
Mooring
Mooring Bouy
Things to do
Sunbathing, Snorkelling, Exploring
Facilities
Water, Wifi, Taxi, Showers/Toilets, Rubbish, Restaurants, Provisioning, Car hire, Bike hire, Bars, Electricity, Gift shop, ATM
Discover Vis
Explore the blue cave
Komiža town is perfect starting point to visit the Blue Cave, 6 miles away on tiny Biševo island. The cave is under protection, meaning one cannot enter it with their own dinghy, but has to be taken in for a 20-minute tour. That can either be arranged directly from Komiža with a speedboat, or after mooring in front of the cave entrance, when the tour guide picks you up on their boat.
The light bends in perfect angles to make the cave illuminate blue, and is best suited for a visit when sun is at its highest point.
Day 4
Vis to Pasadur, Lastovo Nature Park
Your next port of call is Lastovo nature park, one of Croatia’s best kept secrets, where time stands still and you feel like you are alone in the world. Pasadur is a little town on Lastovo’s west shore, connected to neighbouring Prežba island with a charming stone bridge. Mooring with lazy lines is possible in front of hotel Solitudo- the only hotel on the island. While there are mooring buoys in the nearby Veji Lago bay, remember that anchoring in this protected park is forbidden. Take a long, romantic walk along the promenade and adjust to island time, taking things slow.
Mooring
Mooring buoy
Things to do
Sunbathing,Snorkelling,Swimming,Exploring
Facilities
Water,Showers/ Toilets,Rubbish,Restaurants,Bars,Electricity,
Discover Lastovo Island
Stargazing
Lastovo island has only 0% emissions to the sky, making its skies darkest in Europe, enabling you to see Milky Way with naked eye. Astrologers have recognized this, but also numerous visitors – nicknaming Lastovo as “the island of crystal stars”
Lastovo capital
Surprisingly, Lastovo island’s capital – Lastovo town, is not found on its curvy shores – but inland. Get there by bus or hiking and learn more about history – like why the chimneys deserve special care and protection.
Day 5
Pasadur to Saplun, Lastovo Nature Park
Sailing around Lastovo nature park can be really fun, so catch whatever winds available and enjoy. Use the short distance to your next overnight spot to make a stop all around the island and savour the sights and soak in the nature in its purest form. Once in Saplun bay, relish in the sandy beach and peace and quiet.
Mooring
Mooring buoy
Things to do
Sunbathing,Snorkelling,Swimming,Exploring
Facilities
Water,Showers/ Toilets,Rubbish,Restaurants,Bars,Electricity,
Discover Lastovo
Hidden bay
Skrivena Luka on the southern shores of the island means hidden harbour. Once you approach, you will see why. The lighthouse Struga marking the entrance is built on a steep cliff 104 meters high. Today this second-oldest lighthouse in Adriatic is equipped with apartements, offering a stunning view of the open sea, with corals found under the sea surface.
Day 6
Saplun to Pomena, Mljet National Park
Point your bow to the east, and after a short sail you will reach the seductive island of Mljet. As you reach the shores of Mljet, stop for swimming and snorkelling in the warm waters that caress the coastline. You’ll finish your night in the sheltered cove of beautiful Pomena. Backed by a dense Aleppo pine forest, this lovely village offers a handful of restaurants and shops to explore.
Mooring
Mooring buoy
Things to do
Sunbathing,Snorkelling,Swimming,Exploring
Facilities
Water,WiFi,Taxi,Showers/ Toilets,Rubbish,Restaurants,Provisioning,Car hire,Bike hire,Bars,Electricity,Fuel,Gift shop,ATM
Discover Mljet island
Spectacular salt lakes
From Pomena you’re just a 15-minute walk from the two spectacular saltwater lakes of Mljet National Park. Swim in the lakes then stroll along the pleasant, shaded paths that encircle them. Catch the boat at Malo Jezero to the 12th century monastery on Sveta Marija Island.
Day 7
Pomena to Dubrovnik
Passing along the shores of Mljet island, and through the Elaphiti archipelago, you arrive to the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic’. Dubrovnik Old Town is renowned as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved medieval walled cities on the planet – short sightseeing trip is not to be missed. Dubrovnik is home to a number of Renaissance palaces and ancient citadels, while the warren of pedestrianised streets reveal numerous restaurants, cafés and shops. Choose between two marinas here, and head into the town, walk along the walls, discover Stradun- the main street or get into the cable car above the town for some amazing views.
Mooring
Lazy line on a town quay or in Marinas
Things to do
Sunbathing,Snorkelling,Swimming,Exploring
Facilities
Water,Taxi,Rubbish,Restaurants,Car hire,Bike hire,Bars, Gift shop,ATM
Discover Dubrovnik
An aerial view of Old Town
Ride a cable car to the summit of Srd Hill for spectacular aerial views of Dubrovnik’s magnificent Old Town. You’ll have a unique perspective on one of Croatia’s most famous landmarks.
Suggested lunch spots
Leave early to make a long stop in Saplunara bay – a long, crescent beach on the south side of Mljet. Delight in the sand-covered land, have a walk among the pine trees, or seek refreshment in a restaurant. The mooring buoys are usually free if you stay for a short period of time during the day.
Day 8
Dubrovnik to Ston, Pelješac
Today you’ll set sail from Dubrovnik for Ston, a coastal town perched on the slender, finger-like peninsula of Pelješac. Get a feel for your new yacht as you enjoy the warm waters and temperate winds of the Adriatic. Drop anchor in the beautiful waters of Uvala Lopud and enjoy lunch at one of the beachside restaurants before sailing on to Ston. You’ll have enough time to explore Ston’s city walls, the second longest defensive walls in the world, before settling in for a glass of wine on deck.
The day’s sailing
4 hr Sailing time
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.
Mooring
Lazy line on a town quay or in Marinas
Things to do
Exploring
Facilities
Water, Electricity, Gift shop, ATM
Discover Ston
Seashells and salt flats
Famous for cultivating seashells and oysters, Ston is the perfect place to sample these delectable treats. Head for Mali Ston, a smaller town on the northern side of Pelješac peninsula, and choose from an array of local restaurants to dine in.
Suggested lunch spots
Anchor in the wide, tree-fringed bay of Uvala Lopud and enjoy swimming and snorkelling in the true-blue waters, then head to the sandy beach to enjoy lunch at one of the traditional restaurants.
Day 9
Ston to Korčula town
A day’s sail from Ston, this leg of your bareboat sailing holiday takes just you to the quiet coves, luscious vineyards and sheltered beaches of Korčula. Stop along the way for swimming and snorkelling on the island of Badija, then explore the island’s 14th century Franciscan monastery. Back on your yacht, set sail for the lively town of Korčula. Here you’ll find museums, galleries and fine restaurants within the beautiful cobbled streets and defensive walls of the town. The evenings are filled with smells and tastes of local cuisine, and if you come at the right time,you might get to see the “Moreška”- atraditional dance with swords performed in the main square.
Mooring
Lazy line on a town quay or in Marinas
Things to do
Sunbathing,Snorkelling,Swimming,Exploring
Facilities
Water,Electricity,Gift shop,ATM
Discover Korčula Town
The birthplace of Marco Polo
Look out for the house thought to be the birthplace of famed explorer Marco Polo.
Suggested lunch spots
As you cruise the waters between Pomena and Korčula town, you’ll pass the tiny island of Badija. The southern tip of this idyllic island is fringed with numerous beaches perfect for a picnic lunch.
Day 10
Korčula to Vinogradišće bay, Pakleni archipelago
Start early to cover 35 miles getting to Vinogradišće bay. On the way are numerous bays along the north side of Korčula island where you can drop anchor and rest, swimming, kayaking or paddling along the lonesome coves. Vinogradišće bay is very popular, full of high-end restaurants, great cocktail beach clubs and mooring buoys to leave your yacht. Island-hopping between tiny islets of Pakleni archipelago and Hvar town isn’t reccommendable with your yacht or dinghy – that’s why there are numerous water-taxis. Enjoy the busy bay sipping a cocktail in the famous “”Laganini neach bar””, have a walk among the botanical plants of St. Clement island and hit the lively night scene in a restaurant or club. Considering the long sail you had, the bustling night scene, and the proximity of Hvar town just waiting to be explored, we suggest spending two days in this bay to experience all it has to offer. “
Mooring
Lazy line on a town quay or in Marinas
Things to do
Sunbathing,Snorkelling,Swimming,Exploring
Facilities
Water,WiFi,Taxi,Showers/ Toilets,Rubbish,Restaurants,Provisioning,Car hire,Bike hire,Bars,Electricity,Fuel,Laundry,Gift shop,ATM
Suggested lunch stops
Šćedro island
This tiny island south of Hvar, depleted of residents, is the place to be if you want some solitude. The northern bays hide two restaurants that serve local and self-grown food, easily reached if you pick up their buoy. If you want to stretch your legs, you can walk to the deserted monastery, or try to find some sea turtles known to reside here.
Proizd island
Before leaving Korčula island, consider one last stop: anchor by Proizd island. Due to its huge white stone entering the translucent water, this place was announced one of the Med’s nicest beaches a couple of times in the past.
Day 11
Vrboska town, Hvar Island
The flotilla meets back up again on Hvar island, on the north side in a sheltered bay of Vrboska. This town is known as “Little Venice”, because the bay goes so deep inland it starts to seem like a channel. The flotilla will be spending the night on a town quay, where there is a great spot for a “rakija” tasting. Rakija is a schnapps, grappa, or liquor, there are various names and even more tastes.
The day’s sailing
- 0 Hr Sailing time
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for the area
Mooring
*Mooring fees not included.
Day 12
Vinogradišće to Stari Grad, Hvar
After two days discovering Hvar town, go north to another of Hvar islands’s treasures – Stari Grad. The name itself means old town, due to its age, dating back to Greek times. UNESCO saw fit to protect the fields behind Stari Grad, which have been farmed for more than 2000 years and still hide numerous archeological finds. Most of them are visible in the town’s museum, right next to the house of poet Petar Hektorović with a hidden garden and a fish pond. Take a swim in one of the bays on the way to the town and then pick up a mooring line on the town quay and visit a restaurant, tasting “gregada” – a special fish stew prepared only on Hvar island.
Mooring
Lazy line on a town quay or in Marinas
Things to do
Sunbathing,Snorkelling,Swimming,Exploring
Facilities
Water,WiFi,Taxi, Rubbish,Restaurants,Provisioning,Car hire,Bike hire,Bars,Electricity, Gift shop,ATM
Discover Hvar island
UNESCO protected fields
Rent a car or scooter , or take a full tour around the protected fields around Hvar town.
Suggested lunch spots
Luka Tiha means “the quiet bay”. Immerse in its serenity, pick up a mooring buoy and enjoy a dip in the turquise waters of Hvar island.
Day 13
Stari Grad town, Hvar island
The flotilla is staying on remarkable Hvar island for another day, sailing around the northwestern tip and into the bay of Stari Grad. It is said that the Greek hero Jason and his Argonauts came here and founded the then-called Faros while looking for the golden fleece.
The day’s sailing
- 3.5 Hr Sailing time
- 15 Nautical miles
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.
Mooring
Lazy line on a town quay or in Marinas
*Mooring fees not included.
Things to do
Sunbathing, Snorkelling, Exploring
Facilities
Water, WiFi, Taxi, Rubbish, Restaurants, Provisioning, Car hire, Bike hire, Bars, Electricity, Gift shop, ATM
Discover Stari Grad
Grab a bite
Stari Grad is lively and full of very good quality restaurants
Day 14
Marina Agana to Milna, Brač
Let the wind fill your sails and guide you past the headland into the Adriatic. You and your flotilla companions are heading for Brač, where you’ll find small town of Milna. Milna’s network of ancient streets hides a number of excellent shops and restaurants, sure to keep your attention until it’s time to move on. Swimming in the bay near the quiet Marina Vlaska is a refreshing way to spend a hot Croatian afternoon.
The day’s sailing
- 4 Hr Sailing time
- 20 Nautical miles
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.
Mooring
Lazy line on a town quay or in Marinas
*Mooring fees not included.
Things to do
Sunbathing, Exploring
Facilities
Water, WiFi ,Taxi, Showers/ Toilets, Rubbish, Restaurants, Provisioning, Car hire, Bike hire, Bars, Electricity, Fuel, Ice, Gift shop, ATM
Krka One-week: Nature Flotilla
Day 1
Marina Agana – Krka
Get to know your boat and your new flotilla companions at our base at marina Agana, a charming coastal Marina village of ramshackle Mediterranean houses and quaint waterside restaurants. The port’s convenient location gives you the chance to visit the historic and UNESCO protected harbour town of Trogir (just 15 minutes by taxi) and the ruins of Emperor Diocletian’s Palace at Split (40 minutes) before you depart, or simply relax in the Sunsail lounge or on the nearby beach.
*We will do our utmost to accommodate all the listed stops. However, please be aware that routes may change due to weather conditions or availability.
Mooring
Sunsail base: boats are tied stern to with lazy line, or side to on a dock hammerhead in Marina Agana.
Mooring fees included
Things to do
Sunbathing, Exploring, Swimming
Facilities
Water, WiFi, Taxi, Showers/ Toilets, Rubbish, Restaurants, Provisioning, Car hire, Laundry, Ice (only available in shops)
Discover Marina Agana
Enjoy a hike up to a little church above the town. The area also offers restaurants, bars, hotels, apartments, and the beach.
Day 2
Drvenik Island
After a complimentary breakfast and first morning briefing, sail out and get your crew accustomed to life on board – your first stop is just a short hop away! Enjoy your day swimming, exploring, and sailing, then meet up with your crew in Drvenik Veli – a tiny village on Drvenik Veli island. You will wrap up your day in one of the smallest towns on this route.
The day’s sailing
- 1 Hr 10 min (50 mins) Sailing time
- 7 Nautical miles
Mooring
Anchor and stern line to dock
No mooring fee
Things to do
Swimming, Exploring, Sunbathing
Facilities
Restaurant and Bar, Supermarket
Discover Drvenik
Sandy beach
Croatia isn’t well-known for sandy beaches, but our crews know how to find even that – just around the corner as a great day stop and lunch break find a small sandy beach, great to build castles in sand, or for kids to play in.
Blue Lagoon
A very busy bay – the blue lagoon, is just around the corner as well. Check out the cool bar and pristine blue water before joining your crew on the other side of the island.
Day 3
Zlarin Island
Zlarin is the only village on the small island situated at the mouth of the Krka river. Historically the island is famous for the harvesting and processing of red coral and there is a small museum and beautiful coral jewellery shop dedicated to this tradition. Cars are banned from the island, giving it a special charm and making it the perfect place to relax. There is usually space to moor on the town quay, which offers shelter from most winds, but can get very choppy when a north-westerly is blowing.
The day’s sailing
- 1 Hr 30 min (90 mins) Sailing time
- 23 Nautical miles
Mooring
Stern to the town quay
Mooring fees not included
Things to do
Swimming, Exploring, Sunbathing
Facilities
Restaurant and Bar, Supermarket, coral museum, electricity and water on the dock, rubbish, recycling
Discover Prvić
Just across the channel is another little island, Prvić, with mooring balls and town quay. The museum found here is worth a visit as it depicts the life from a Croatian inventor, the first person to jump with a parachute, Faust Vrančić.
Day 4
Žirje Island
Get off the beaten track and head into a wonderful and island-packed archipelago of Šibenik, following the wind and tacking your way to the most remote one – Žirje. On the south side of it the flotilla will make a raft and spend the night in between the rugged bays, ideal for exploring, snorkeling, hiking and star gazing. One little restaurant a bit up the bay will serve beautiful home made cuisine with freshly caught fish and home grown vegetables, and a short hike will take you to an old abandoned fortress.
The day’s sailing
- 1 Hr (60 mins) Sailing time
- 9 Nautical miles
Mooring
Anchor with stern lines to land in a raft
No mooring fees
Things to do
Sunbathing, Snorkelling, Exploring
Facilities
Restaurant
Discover Žirje Island
UNESCO treasure
Croatia has numerous UNESCO protected sites, 2 of which are in the area of Šibenik town – St. Nicholas fortress that acts as a guardian to the town’s channel, and The Šibenik cathedral. The town also has numerous fine restaurants to try some of the best Dalmatian cuisine, and also the first Michelin star restaurant in Croatia – right next to St. Jacob’s cathedral.
Day 5
Free Sailing Day – Krka
The free sailing day is your opportunity to set your own agenda and explore the Adriatic on your own or with a small group of friends. Choose to spend the day further exploring Krka National Park—one day barely seems enough, after all—or sail to the nearby islands of Zlarin or Prvić. Make the most of your free sailing day and take in the peaceful beauty of the Šibenik region. For those who want to buff up their miles – head into the Kornati islands National Park and practice tacking and jibing between small islands and reefs.
Things to do
Sunbathing, Swimming, Exploring
Day 6
Rogoznica
Meet up with your flotilla friends again in the large, sheltered harbour of Rogoznica in time for a drink in a waterside bar. Enjoy the perks of being on a quay, and go for a long walk or head to one of the many restaurants lining the shore, soaking up the vibrant little town.
Mooring
Lazy line on a town quay or in Marinas
Mooring fees not included.
Things to do
Exploring, swimming, hiking, jogging, biking,
Facilities
Water and Electricity on the docks, Showers/ Toilets, Rubbish and recycling, Restaurants, Provisioning, Bike hire, car hire, Ice in shops, Gift shop, ATM
Discover Rogoznica
See out the Dragon’s Eye
There is a local legend that a dragon is still sleeping in the Dragon’s eye lake, undoubtibly about to wake up any time. Join the locals into cliff jumping to the lake in summer months and test your agility and skill, or just walk by it on the way to a great panoramic view above the marina Frapa.
Day 7
Rogoznica to Marina Agana
On the last day of your Krka flotilla holiday, you’ll depart Rogoznica for Marina. Sail south from Rogoznica, keeping the small atolls around Arkanđel Island to your port side, then turn north when you reach Drvenik Mali, skirting the headland until you arrive back at marina Agana. Spend your last evening tasting a local peka meal with your flotilla friends at the prize giving ceremony.
The day’s sailing
- 2 Hr (120 mins) Sailing time
- 16 Nautical miles
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for the area.
Mooring
Lazy line on a town quay or in Marinas
Things to do
Exploring
Facilities
Water, WiFi ,Taxi, Showers/ Toilets, Rubbish, Restaurants, Provisioning, Car hire, Laundry, Ice
Hvar one-week flotilla
Day 1
Marina Agana – Hvar
Get to know your boat and your new flotilla companions at our base at marina Agana, a charming coastal Marina village of ramshackle Mediterranean houses and quaint waterside restaurants. The port’s convenient location gives you the chance to visit the historic and UNESCO protected harbour town of Trogir (just 15 minutes by taxi) and the ruins of Emperor Diocletian’s Palace at Split (40 minutes) before you depart, or simply relax in the Sunsail lounge or on the nearby beach.
*We will do our utmost to accommodate all the listed stops. However, please be aware that routes may change due to weather conditions or availability.
Mooring
Sunsail base: boats are tied stern to with lazy line, or side to on a dock hammerhead in Marina Agana.
Mooring fees not included.
Things to do
Sunbathing, Exploring, Swimming
Facilities
Water, WiFi, Taxi, Showers/ Toilets, Rubbish, Restaurants, Provisioning, Car hire, Laundry, Ice
Discover
Enjoy a hike up to a little church above the town. The area also offers restaurants, bars, hotels, apartments, and the beach.
Day 2
Maslinica, Šolta
A small village on the quiet island of Šolta, Maslinica is a popular destination for sailors and holidaymakers. The bay is dominated by a beautiful old castle (now a luxury hotel), and the town quay has recently been renovated into a modern and well-equipped small marina. Known for boasting some of the clearest water in the Adriatic, there are a number of secluded rocky beaches along the pine-clad coastline.
The day’s sailing
- 1 Hr 30 min (90 mins) Sailing time
- 11 Nautical miles
Mooring
Stern to with lazy lines in Marina Martinis Marchi.
Mooring fees not included. View pricelist
Things to do
Exploring, Sunbathing, Swimming
Facilities
Water & Electricity on the docks, Restaurants & Bars, Toilets and Showers, Rubbish, Recycling, ATM, Supermarket
Discover Solta
Enjoy the sunset from hilltop restaurant “Šampier” or visit the restaurant in the medieval castle whilst sampling local Dalmatian cuisine and wines.
Day 3
Milna, Brač
Let the wind fill your sails and guide you past the headland into the Adriatic. You and your flotilla companions are heading for Brač, where you’ll find small town of Milna. Milna’s network of ancient streets hides a number of excellent shops and restaurants, sure to keep your attention until it’s time to move on. Swimming in the bay near the quiet Marina Vlaska is a refreshing way to spend a hot Croatian afternoon.
The day’s sailing
- 1 Hr 30 min (90 mins) Sailing time
- 13 Nautical miles
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.
Mooring
Stern to with lazy lines in Vlaška Marina.
Mooring fees not included View pricelist.
Things to do
Boat excursion, Exploring
Facilities
Water, WiFi, Taxi, Showers/ Toilets, Rubbish, Restaurants, Provisioning, Car hire, Bike hire, Bars, Electricity, Gift Shop, ATM
On the way to Jelsa
The “Zlatni Rat” beach
On the way to Hvar Island you will pass by one of the nicest beaches on the Dalmatian coast. Translated “Golden Horn”, the beach is not sandy but made of the tiniest pebbles. It also moves; the currents and winds make this place unique each day. Anchoring is possible, but it may take two tries. There are also mooring buoys and a town quay. Make sure to calculate in the wind that is always present, which is also the reason why there is a great windsurfing centre on the beach. Hikers will also get a fair share of joy – Vidova gora, the highest peak of all Dalmatian islands, rewards a 2-hour hike with a once-in-a-lifetime view.
Suggested lunch spots
The small cove of Smrka features a huge entrance to an abandoned submarine shelter. Use your lunchtime break to anchor for lunch, then explore the tunnel or take a kayak around the cove.
Day 4
Jelsa, Hvar
Leave Milna and sail south, manoeuvring between the islands of Šolta and Brač and heading southeast until you reach the island of Hvar. Cruise along Hvar’s beautiful coastline studded with rolling hills and lush forests until you reach Jelsa, nestled between mountains and tucked in a lovely bay. Fall in love with Jelsa’s old world charm and explore the picturesque waterfront. Jelsa is known for its food, so find a konoba (restaurant) and sample the delicious fresh seafood and local Hvar wines.
The day’s sailing
- 2 Hr 20 mins (140 mins) Sailing time
- 19 Nautical miles
Mooring
Stern to with lazy lines on a town quay
Mooring fees not included.
Things to do
Walk, Sunbathing, Swimming, Exploring, Bike Excursions, Island Excursions
Facilities
Water & Electricity on the docks, Restaurants & Bars, Toilets and Showers, Rubbish, ATM, Supermarket, Taxi, Bike hire, Souvenir Shops
Discover Jelsa
The “Zlatni Rat” beach
On the way to Hvar island, you will pass by one of the nicest beaches on the Dalmatian coast. Translated “Golden Horn”, the beach is not sandy, but made of tiniest pebbles. It also moves – the currents and winds make this place unique each day. Anchoring immediately next to the beach is forbidden, but there is a large town quay. Make sure to calculate in the wind that is always present – which is also the reason why there is a great windsurfing centre on the beach. Hikers will also get a fair share of joy – Vidova gora, the highest peak of all Dalmatian islands, rewards a 2-hour hike with a once-in-a-lifetime view.
Suggested lunch spots
The small cove of Smrka features a huge entrance to an abandoned submarine shelter. Use your lunchtime break to anchor for lunch, then explore the tunnel or take a kayak around the cove.
Day 5
Free Sailing Day Hvar
By now you’ll have brushed up on your sailing skills and feel confident enough to head out into the Adriatic on your own or in small groups. The free sailing day is your chance to explore and see any sights you were longing to visit that aren’t on the flotilla itinerary. Set sail and head to wide-known Hvar town, overnighting in a busy marina, or pick up a buoy in the southern Vinogradišće bay, soaking in the numerous beach clubs. If you want to sail further afield, you and your crew can also choose to head to the island of Vis. It is a great place to explore and a chance to rack up a few blue water miles along the way.
Mooring
Your crew will suggest choosing an overnight option as early as possible so they can help with bookings.
Things to do
Sunbathing, Swimming, Exploring
Day 6
Šesula, Šolta
A sheltered bay on the Western side of Šolta island, it is a perfect overnight stop for any charter sailing vessel. The Flotilla will regroup here in a raft, using free of charge mooring buoys from a restaurant, where you will try delicious food.
Mooring
We suggest the restaurant mooring buoys, included in your dinner price
Mooring fees not included.
Things to do
Walk, Sunbathing, Swimming, Exploring
Facilities
Restaurants, Rubbish
Discover Šolta island
Suggested lunch spots
Hidden amongst steep cliffs of southern Šolta, the entrance to Tatinja bay is marked by a lone rock in the middle of the bay. To the right hand side inlet are a couple of mooring buoys, belonging to a well hidden restaurant, serving only self-grown and self-caught food from open fire, in a relaxed and family atmosphere. A great choice if you don’t want to cook yourself.
Day 7
Šesula, Šolta to Marina Agana
Sail into the Adriatic once more, putting the island of Šolta behind you as you return to marina Agana. Remember all the fun moments at the prize giving party in the base in the evening. On Saturday, take the time to explore Split further, chilling out on the popular promenade or searching the local markets for a few Croatian keepsakes. Make the most of your final day and soak up as much of the atmosphere as you can.
The day’s sailing
- 1 Hr 30 min (90 mins) Sailing time
- 11 Nautical miles
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.
Mooring
Sunsail base: boats are tied stern to with lazy line, or side to on a dock hammerhead in Marina Agana.
Mooring fees not included.
Things to do
Sunbathing, Exploring, Walk
Facilities
Water & Electricity on the docks, Restaurants & Bars, Toilets and Showers, Rubbish and Recycling, ATM, Supermarket
Vis Two-Week Flotilla Sailing
Day 1
Marina Agana
Get to know your boat and your new flotilla companions at our base at marina Agana, a charming coastal Marina village of ramshackle Mediterranean houses and quaint waterside restaurants. The port’s convenient location gives you the chance to visit the historic and UNESCO protected harbour town of Trogir (just 15 minutes by taxi) and the ruins of Emperor Diocletian’s Palace at Split (40 minutes) before you depart, or simply relax in the Sunsail lounge or on the nearby beach.
The 2 week flotilla was named after the Croatian island Vis, which can be visited during the Friday and Saturday free sailing days. Those days of the week are the best to go and explore this amazing part of Croatia due to a smaller amount of vessels. The Sunsail expert Lead crew is happy to advise on alternative stops other than Vis if necessary.
*We will do our utmost to accommodate all the stops listed below. However, please be aware that routes may change due to weather conditions or availability.
Mooring
Lazy line on a town quay or in Marinas
Things to do
Sunbathing, Bush walks, Exploring
Facilities
Water, WiFi, Taxi, Showers/ Toilets, Rubbish, Restaurants, Provisioning, Car hire, Laundry, Ice
Discover Marina Agana
Enjoy a secluded swim
Check out the beaches to the east of the town for a quiet, pre-departure swim.
Day 2
Drvenik Island
After a complimentary breakfast and first morning briefing, sail out and get your crew accustomed to life on board – your first stop is just a short hop away! Enjoy your day swimming, exploring, and sailing, then meet up with your crew in Drvenik Veli – a tiny village on Drvenik Veli island. You will wrap up your day in one of the smallest towns on this route.
The day’s sailing
- 1 Hr 10 min (50 mins) Sailing time
- 7 Nautical miles
Mooring
Anchor and stern line to dock
No mooring fee
Things to do
Swimming, Exploring, Sunbathing
Facilities
Restaurant and Bar, Supermarket
Discover Drvenik
Sandy beach
Croatia isn’t well-known for sandy beaches, but our crews know how to find even that – just around the corner as a great day stop and lunch break find a small sandy beach, great to build castles in sand, or for kids to play in.
Blue Lagoon
A very busy bay – the blue lagoon, is just around the corner as well. Check out the cool bar and pristine blue water before joining your crew on the other side of the island.
Day 3
Zlarin Island
Zlarin is the only village on the small island situated at the mouth of the Krka river. Historically the island is famous for the harvesting and processing of red coral and there is a small museum and beautiful coral jewellery shop dedicated to this tradition. Cars are banned from the island, giving it a special charm and making it the perfect place to relax. There is usually space to moor on the town quay, which offers shelter from most winds, but can get very choppy when a north-westerly is blowing.
The day’s sailing
- 1 Hr 30 min (90 mins) Sailing time
- 23 Nautical miles
Mooring
Stern to the town quay
Mooring fees not included
Things to do
Swimming, Exploring, Sunbathing
Facilities
Restaurant and Bar, Supermarket, coral museum, electricity and water on the dock, rubbish, recycling
Discover Prvić
Just across the channel is another little island, Prvić, with mooring balls and town quay. The museum found here is worth a visit as it depicts the life from a Croatian inventor, the first person to jump with a parachute, Faust Vrančić.
Day 4
Žirje Island
Get off the beaten track and head into a wonderful and island-packed archipelago of Šibenik, following the wind and tacking your way to the most remote one – Žirje. On the south side of it the flotilla will make a raft and spend the night in between the rugged bays, ideal for exploring, snorkeling, hiking and star gazing. One little restaurant a bit up the bay will serve beautiful home made cuisine with freshly caught fish and home grown vegetables, and a short hike will take you to an old abandoned fortress.
The day’s sailing
- 1 Hr (60 mins) Sailing time
- 9 Nautical miles
Mooring
Anchor with stern lines to land in a raft
No mooring fees
Things to do
Sunbathing, Snorkelling, Exploring
Facilities
Restaurant
Discover Žirje Island
UNESCO treasure
Croatia has numerous UNESCO protected sites, 2 of which are in the area of Šibenik town – St. Nicholas fortress that acts as a guardian to the town’s channel, and The Šibenik cathedral. The town also has numerous fine restaurants to try some of the best Dalmatian cuisine, and also the first Michelin star restaurant in Croatia – right next to St. Jacob’s cathedral.
Day 5
Free sailing day – Vis
Your first free sailing is your opportunity to set your own agenda and explore the Adriatic on your own or with a small group of friends. Choose to spend your day by venturing into the Krka National Park, motor up the river into ancient Roman town of Skradin and visit the mesmerising waterfalls, or stay in Šibenik archipelago and continue the easy island-hopping pace, making the most of the day sailing. For those who want to buff up their miles – head into the Kornati islands National Park and practice tacking and jibing between small islands and reefs.
Things to do
Sunbathing, Exploring, Swimming
Day 6
Regoznica Town
Meet up with your flotilla friends on Thursday in Rogoznica town, on the Croatian mainland. This well-protected town has a compelling legend about a dragon in a lake, a lavender, labyrinth on the top of the hill, and numerous walking, hiking, and cycling paths to traverse, in addition to numerous restaurants and bars.
Mooring
Lazy line on a town quay or in Marinas
*Mooring fees not included.
Things to do
Sunbathing, Snorkelling, Exploring
Facilities
Water, WiFi, Taxi, Showers/ Toilets, Rubbish, Restaurants, Provisioning, Bike hire, Bars, Electricity, Fuel, Ice, Gift shop, ATM
Discover Rogoznica
Seek out the Dragon’s Eye
If you’re feeling adventurous then take a walk inland to the Dragon’s Eye Lake, a steep-sided saltwater lake and a popular cliff jumping spot.
Suggested lunch spots
Check out one of the rare Croatian sandy beaches on the way to Rogoznica: Vela Rina on Drvenik Mali island.
Day 7 & 8
Free sailing day 2 and 3
On these 2 days all of the one-week flotilla guests will head back to the base, but for our Vis Flotilla sailors the best part of the holiday is just starting. The weekend is the best time to visit this mesmerizing island and we suggest spending both of your free sailing days around its shores. The lead crew are more than happy to point out the best spots depending on the preferences of each crew, and take care of all the necessary bookings and reservations in time.
There are plenty of things to do and see, simply sailing 30 miles to the island across open water is a delight. Once there, choose between wreck diving, wine tasting, sampling legendary meals like traditional peka, or lobster specialties, or scootering across the island with amazing views, visiting the blue or green cave, sunbathing on sandy beaches, or doing the island military tour.
On Sunday meet up with your lead crew again in the next destination along the Adriatic coastline.
Day 9
Maslinica, Šolta
A small village on the quiet island of Šolta, Maslinica is a popular destination for sailors and holidaymakers. The bay is dominated by a beautiful old castle (now a luxury hotel), and the town quay has recently been renovated into a modern and well-equipped small marina. Known for boasting some of the clearest water in the Adriatic, there are a number of secluded rocky beaches along the pine-clad coastline.
The day’s sailing
- 1 Hr 30 min (90 mins) Sailing time
- 11 Nautical miles
Mooring
Stern to with lazy lines in Marina Martinis Marchi.
Mooring fees not included. View pricelist
Things to do
Exploring, Sunbathing, Swimming
Facilities
Water & Electricity on the docks, Restaurants & Bars, Toilets and Showers, Rubbish, Recycling, ATM, Supermarket
Discover Solta
Enjoy the sunset from hilltop restaurant “Šampier” or visit the restaurant in the medieval castle whilst sampling local Dalmatian cuisine and wines.
Day 10
Milna, Brač
Let the wind fill your sails and guide you past the headland into the Adriatic. You and your flotilla companions are heading for Brač, where you’ll find small town of Milna. Milna’s network of ancient streets hides a number of excellent shops and restaurants, sure to keep your attention until it’s time to move on. Swimming in the bay near the quiet Marina Vlaska is a refreshing way to spend a hot Croatian afternoon.
The day’s sailing
- 1 Hr 30 min (90 mins) Sailing time
- 13 Nautical miles
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.
Mooring
Stern to with lazy lines in Vlaška Marina.
Mooring fees not included View pricelist.
Things to do
Boat excursion, Exploring
Facilities
Water, WiFi, Taxi, Showers/ Toilets, Rubbish, Restaurants, Provisioning, Car hire, Bike hire, Bars, Electricity, Gift Shop, ATM
On the way to Jelsa
The “Zlatni Rat” beach
On the way to Hvar Island you will pass by one of the nicest beaches on the Dalmatian coast. Translated “Golden Horn”, the beach is not sandy but made of the tiniest pebbles. It also moves; the currents and winds make this place unique each day. Anchoring is possible, but it may take two tries. There are also mooring buoys and a town quay. Make sure to calculate in the wind that is always present, which is also the reason why there is a great windsurfing centre on the beach. Hikers will also get a fair share of joy – Vidova gora, the highest peak of all Dalmatian islands, rewards a 2-hour hike with a once-in-a-lifetime view.
Suggested lunch spots
The small cove of Smrka features a huge entrance to an abandoned submarine shelter. Use your lunchtime break to anchor for lunch, then explore the tunnel or take a kayak around the cove.
Day 11
Jelsa, Hvar
Leave Milna and sail south, manoeuvring between the islands of Šolta and Brač and heading southeast until you reach the island of Hvar. Cruise along Hvar’s beautiful coastline studded with rolling hills and lush forests until you reach Jelsa, nestled between mountains and tucked in a lovely bay. Fall in love with Jelsa’s old world charm and explore the picturesque waterfront. Jelsa is known for its food, so find a konoba (restaurant) and sample the delicious fresh seafood and local Hvar wines.
The day’s sailing
- 2 Hr 20 mins (140 mins) Sailing time
- 19 Nautical miles
Mooring
Stern to with lazy lines on a town quay
Mooring fees not included.
Things to do
Walk, Sunbathing, Swimming, Exploring, Bike Excursions, Island Excursions
Facilities
Water & Electricity on the docks, Restaurants & Bars, Toilets and Showers, Rubbish, ATM, Supermarket, Taxi, Bike hire, Souvenir Shops
Discover Jelsa
The “Zlatni Rat” beach
On the way to Hvar island, you will pass by one of the nicest beaches on the Dalmatian coast. Translated “Golden Horn”, the beach is not sandy, but made of tiniest pebbles. It also moves – the currents and winds make this place unique each day. Anchoring immediately next to the beach is forbidden, but there is a large town quay. Make sure to calculate in the wind that is always present – which is also the reason why there is a great windsurfing centre on the beach. Hikers will also get a fair share of joy – Vidova gora, the highest peak of all Dalmatian islands, rewards a 2-hour hike with a once-in-a-lifetime view.
Suggested lunch spots
The small cove of Smrka features a huge entrance to an abandoned submarine shelter. Use your lunchtime break to anchor for lunch, then explore the tunnel or take a kayak around the cove.
Day 12
Free Sailing Day 4 – Vis
The free sailing day is your chance to explore and see any sights you were longing to visit that aren’t on the flotilla itinerary. Set sail and head to widely-known Hvar town, overnighting in a busy marina, or pick up a buoy in the southern Vinogradišće bay, soaking in the numerous beach clubs. If you want to sail further afield, you and your crew can also choose to head to the island of Vis. It is a great place to explore and a chance to rack up a few blue water miles along the way.
Mooring
Your crew will suggest choosing an overnight option as early as possible so they can help with bookings.
Things to do
Sunbathing, Swimming, Exploring
Day 13
Šesula, Šolta
A sheltered bay on the Western side of Šolta island, it is a perfect overnight stop for any charter sailing vessel. The Flotilla will regroup here in a raft, using free of charge mooring buoys from a restaurant, where you will try delicious food.
Mooring
We suggest the restaurant mooring buoys, included in your dinner price
Mooring fees not included.
Things to do
Walk, Sunbathing, Swimming, Exploring
Facilities
Restaurants, Rubbish
Discover Šolta island
Suggested lunch spots
Hidden amongst steep cliffs of southern Šolta, the entrance to Tatinja bay is marked by a lone rock in the middle of the bay. To the right hand side inlet are a couple of mooring buoys, belonging to a well hidden restaurant, serving only self-grown and self-caught food from open fire, in a relaxed and family atmosphere. A great choice if you don’t want to cook yourself.
Day 14
Šesula, Šolta to Marina Agana
Sail into the Adriatic once more, putting the island of Šolta behind you as you return to marina Agana. Remember all the fun moments at the prize giving party in the base in the evening. On Saturday, take the time to explore Split further, chilling out on the popular promenade or searching the local markets for a few Croatian keepsakes. Make the most of your final day and soak up as much of the atmosphere as you can.
The day’s sailing
- 1 Hr 30 min (90 mins) Sailing time
- 11 Nautical miles
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.
Mooring
Sunsail base: boats are tied stern to with lazy line, or side to on a dock hammerhead in Marina Agana.
Mooring fees not included.
Things to do
Sunbathing, Exploring, Walk
Facilities
Water & Electricity on the docks, Restaurants & Bars, Toilets and Showers, Rubbish and Recycling, ATM, Supermarket
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