About the route
Set sail on the crystal waters of the Adriatic to the sunny Dalmatian Islands and immerse yourself in the vision of the creator of Split.
Boats & prices
Price Quotes for July 11-18, 2026
Early-birdLagoon 50 - 6 + 2 cabins - Trogir
Two decks with cushions. Four double cabins and two standard ones offer a good night's rest. On board, you'll find all such amenities as a dishwasher, an icemaker, a Nespresso coffee machine, and many more.
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Charter type: Bareboat
Built year: 2022
Cabins: 6 + 2
Heads: 4
Fuel tank: 830L
Water tank: 1040L
Main sail: Full battenHighlights:
- Air-conditioning
- Generator
- Watermaker
- Saloon table convertible into a bed
- Cockpit fridge
- Grill barbeque
- Night lightning
- Dinghy with CL 20HP
- 4x electric toilets
- 2x hair dryers
- TV & WiFi
Early-birdLagoon 46 - 4 + 2 cabins - Split
Sail everywhere untethered. Watermaker means the horizon is your only limit. A generator powers comfort—AC, ice maker, and coffee machine. Twin engines. A teak cockpit with a fridge to enjoy cold drinks.
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Charter type: Bareboat
Built year: 2023
Cabins: 4 + 2
Heads: 4
Fuel tank: 600L
Water tank: 1040L
Main sail: Full battenHighlights:
- Air-conditioning
- Generator
- Watermaker
- Saloon table convertible into a bed
- Cockpit fridge
- Grill barbeque
- Night lightning
- Dinghy with CL 20HP
- 4x electric toilets
- 2x hair dryers
- TV & WiFi
Early-birdAstrea 42 - 4 + 1 cabins - Split
Discover premium comfort aboard with full AC throughout, generator, watermaker & solar panels for autonomy, a teak cockpit with a gas plancha, a fridge, and an outdoor shower.
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Charter type: Bareboat
Built year: 2023
Cabins: 4 + 1
Heads: 4
Fuel tank: 470L
Water tank: 700L
Main sail: Full battenHighlights:
- Air-conditioning
- Generator
- Watermaker
- Sails from 2023
- Saloon table convertible into a bed
- Cockpit fridge
- Grill barbeque
- Night lightning
- Electric winch for main sail
Early-birdLagoon 40 - 4 + 1 cabins - Split
Breathe differently even on a smaller catamaran. AC and generator mean comfort isn't negotiable—whether it's Trogir to Kornati's maze, Mljet's mirrors, and beaches with no names.
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Charter type: Bareboat
Built year: 2023
Cabins: 4 + 1
Heads: 4
Fuel tank: 400L
Water tank: 600L
Main sail: Full battenHighlights:
- Teak cockpit
- Air-conditioning
- Generator
- Invertor
- Electric winch
What's included
What's Included
The final price quote depends on the season, desired amenities, and services on board. Send a request now!
Mandatory Expenses
- Travel Expenses
You are responsible for arranging and paying for all transportation costs to Croatia, including flights and any other travel expenses.
- Charter Fee
We offer only trusted and equipped with modern navigational, safety, and comfort amenities. The price is directly dependent on the season, year of production, dimensions, and technical equipment. The early bird and last call booking may help you save up to 20-30% of the average price.
- Transit log
A document permitting sea passage. Also, charter companies add the cost of final cleanup and comfort package to this price. It varies from 170 to 400 euros depending on the boat choice.
- Tourist taxes
On average, those are 1,33-1,40 euros per tourist per day.
- Refundable Yacht Insurance
Upon arrival at the chartering company office, you should provide a security deposit, payable by cash or credit card. The skipper is only responsible for damages directly resulting from his (her) mistakes.
- Water & fuel consumption
You should refill the fuel tanks to the original level upon return.
Optional Expenses
- Skipper Services
All our skippers are certified local professionals who grew up in the area. They happily share their knowledge about Croatia and sailing tips. The price depends on the boat's dimensions, and the charter company's tariffs or a personal arrangement, ranging from 200 to 280 euros a day, plus food.
- Hostess or Chef Services
A sea vacation runs smoothly when there is some help on board. The hostess's duties include cooking breakfast and lunch, cleaning the cabins, looking after the children, and booking a restaurant, etc. If you want a restaurant-level menu three times a day, a chef would be your best bet. A hostess's daily fee is 200 euros, while a chef requires 250 euros per day, plus food.
- Advanced Provisioning Allowance
It ensures the smooth handling of day-to-day expenses during your charter and covers operational costs, such as fuel and water consumption, mooring fees, and other shared group expenses. Your crew will report on costs and return any unused funds to you at the end of the week. The APA is about 25-30% of the charter fee.
- Sports and fishing equipment
The most popular equipment is a SUP board (from 100 euros/week), a kayak (from 150 euros/week), fishing rods (from 50 euros/week), snorkeling masks and fins (from 10 euros/week). Many charter companies include various entertainment options in the charter fee.
We had a wonderful experience for 1 week of sailing. Alexandra gave 100 % of her attention & skills to make our sailing experience a once in a lifetime experience!!!
— Bill D. from Minnesota, USA
Day by day
Preliminary Itinerary
Access several stunning islands with pristine beaches and charming ancient towns rich with history.
Day 1. Saturday
Arrival. Transfer to the marina. Embarkation is after 4 PM, introduction to the crew, and Skipper's safety briefing.Split/Trogir ~ Milna (Brač)
The cruise starts with a swim off the yacht, dinner at the family restaurant Bago, and a stroll through the town. Milna is the best natural harbor on the island of Brač and one of the most harmonious Baroque-style towns on the Adriatic coast. The bay is sheltered from all winds, making it particularly attractive for sailors.
Day 2. Sunday
Milna (Brač) ~ Stari Grad (Hvar)
Embark on an ascent to the Blaca Desert. Centuries ago, monks diligently built a church and monastery within the recesses of sheer cliffs. Dense forests gradually led to vineyards, olive groves, and a vast apiary.
After a refreshing sea journey, a swim in one of the picturesque coves, and a fragrant lunch, you will set out to Hvar Island. In the early evening, a view of Croatia's oldest town will unfold—Stari Grad. The first Greek settlements here date back to 384 BCE. Stroll through the ancient cobblestone streets and dine at a local tavern under the open sky.
Day 3. Monday
Stari Grad ~ Hvar (Hvar) / Pakleni Islands
Explore the Stari Grad Plain and immerse yourself in Hvar's culture, an ideal example of sustainable land cultivation in our time.
After lunch, we'll hoist the sails and cruise along the coast of the island of Hvar. Water taxis are available in the capital. Begin your exploration by visiting the ancient fortress of Fortica. From here, enjoy a panoramic view of the surrounding islands.
Many sailors prefer to head towards the Pakleni Islands, which are less crowded and just a 15-minute boat passage from Hvar.
Day 4. Tuesday
Hvar (Hvar) ~ Scedro ~ Korcula (Korcula)
After a swim and a light breakfast, feel like a local and leisurely sip coffee on a quiet street, explore the local market, or choose seafood for lunch. Alternatively, visit the house museum of Ivan Vucetic, the inventor of dactyloscopy. In the Benedictine monastery, admire the exquisite lace made from agave leaves.
During the sea passage towards Korcula, make several stops and dip in picturesque coves. Dedicate the second half of the day to the homeland of the great explorer Marco Polo, and if you're lucky, be sure to attend the sword dance performance called Moreshka.
Day 5. Wednesday
Vela Luka (Brac) ~ Budikovac ~ Vis (Vis)
It's best to set out early, explore the secret military installations, and savor the beauty of the island of Vis, a location featured in many films. The island captivates at first glance with its dramatic landscape, charms with the unique appeal of its towns and villages, and excites with discoveries, no matter how many times or long you've been here.
Along the way, swim at the beautiful pebble beach in a small sea-sheltered bay and the appealing refuge for many sailors—the island of Budikovac.
Day 6. Thursday
Vis (Vis) ~ Maslinica (Solta)
The island is situated between its legendary neighbors, Brač and Hvar. Šolta lacks industrial development and mass tourism, but it boasts aromatic local honey, indigenous island wine Dobričić, the darkest wine in Dalmatia, and uniquely flavored olive oil. Why not attend a tasting of the indigenous wine variety Dobričić and olive oil in the village of Kaštelanac?
Day 7. Friday
Maslinica (Solta) ~ Split/Trogir
If time allows, you can leave the captain briefly and head to the Bay of Banje, where remnants of Roman buildings and ancient walls are, or swim. The unhurried sea passage will conclude in the marina, where you begin your maritime journey. A stroll through the evening city and dinner at the Michelin-starred Konoba Trs, under a luxurious canopy of grapevines, will be an excellent final touch.
Day 8. Split/Trogir
Split/Trogir
We'll have breakfast together and disembark from the yacht by 9.00 AM. Let us know about your further plans, and we can arrange transportation or recommend some good places to make the most of your time.
Itinerary Highlights
Inhale the freshest air into your lungs and relax. Ahead lies a week of long-awaited seaside relaxation.
(Credit: Salty Miles's traveler Bill Donovan & Salty Miles archive)
Best View—from the Adriatic
Marco Polo's Homeland & Traditional Sword Dance
Swimming in the Cleanest Water & Gorgeous Sunsets
Authentic Island Flavors of Šolta
Island of Vis: Film Location & Secret Military Past
Fresh Breakfast and Lunch
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