Gulet cruise in Croatia from Split

Embarkation is scheduled in the afternoon at the Marina in Stobreč, a small town 5 km from Split. After the allocation of cabins and a short briefing by the crew, you will enjoy a welcome drink in the company of the other guests on board, while the crew prepares to anchor. After a short sail we will reach Milna, north of the island of Brač, and have dinner on board. We will spend the night at anchor in its beautiful bay.

After a good breakfast on board, we set sail in the direction of Vis, the most distant island of the Central Dalmatian archipelago, famous for its cultural and historical heritage, but above all for its natural beauty: the panorama will leave you speechless. We will spend the entire morning and afternoon enjoying its turquoise waters, and then go ashore for an aperitif or dinner in one of the island's typical restaurants. We will spend the night at anchor.

Today we continue on to the Pakleni Islands, a small archipelago of islets with exotic beaches and unspoilt coves and turquoise waters. Depending on the preference of our guests, in the afternoon or evening, we will travel to Hvar, a beautiful Dalmatian town with an unbridled nightlife and numerous excellent restaurants specialising in local cuisine as well as exotic specialities. For those who enjoy the nightlife, the town guarantees great entertainment in the bars and clubs of the centre, while those who prefer more relaxing activities will be overwhelmed by its rich history dating back to prehistoric times. We will spend the night anchored in one of the many bays of the archipelago opposite Hvar.

This morning we reach the island of Korčula, with its beautiful bays surrounded by clear waters in which to swim and relax. After an excellent lunch with a view, you can go ashore to explore the town, famous for being the birthplace of Marco Polo supposedly in 1254. The beautiful old town, whose architecture is reminiscent of the Venetian style, is also home to the interesting Maro Polo Museum.

After breakfast, we leave Korčula for the Pelješac peninsula, and more precisely we will drop anchor in front of Lovište. The afternoon is free for your activities, whether you want to spend it sightseeing, swimming or simply lying in the sun with a good book and a cool drink. Tonight we will be served a captain's dinner with traditional Dalmatian dishes. We will spend the night in the roadstead.

Our cruise heads back to Hvar, but this time we will reach the northern coast of the island to visit the town of Jelsa. On the way, we will stop in several bays to have lunch, swim and dive to explore the seabed. We will spend the night in the harbour and the evening will be free to go ashore and dine in one of the typical restaurants in the town centre.

We set anchor early in the morning to enjoy the last day of sailing to Bol, a small town on the southern coast of the island of Brač, where you can swim and sunbathe on the most beautiful beach on the Adriatic: Zlatni Rat, also known as 'the Golden Horn'. It is a beautiful white-coloured tongue of gravel, the shape of which constantly changes position depending on the tides, currents and winds. In the afternoon we sail back to Split to reach the embarkation marina, where we will spend our last night on board.

Check-out is scheduled for 9 a.m. After check-out, you will be able to visit the beautiful city of Split, which, with its 1700 years of history, offers its visitors a not inconsiderable historical and cultural heritage. Don't miss: the marvellous Diocletian's Palace, built in the 3rd century as a summer residence for the Roman emperor Diocletian, which is now on the UNESCO World Heritage List.