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Sailing in Croatia for a week

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Croatia sailing week

 

The current plan runs from Sunday until Friday, with up to six guests sleeping aboard in three double cabins. Meals, beer and wine are included in the present offer, and food preferences and allergies are agreed before departure.

The proposed route includes Brac, the Paklinski islands, Hvar, Maslinica, Trogir and Split. The vessel, route and stops can change, so the written booking must name the boat, skipper, cabin allocation, facilities, exclusivity, inclusions and cancellation terms.

 

Itinerary

The route below is the current plan rather than a fixed timetable.

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Requests can be discussed, but weather, berths and the skipper’s safety decisions control the route.

 

Day 1: Sunday – Discover Brac

Start your adventure exploring Brac’s iconic white-pebble beaches and wandering through local villages. Admire striking coastal views, sample regional cuisine, and swim in the island’s inviting turquoise waters.

 

Day 2: Monday – The Paklinski Islands

Set sail among the Paklinski Islands and drop anchor in secluded coves for swimming and snorkelling. Relax on untouched beaches and capture the landscape’s vivid colours as you cruise these idyllic waters.

 

Day 3: Tuesday – Vibrant Hvar

Explore Hvar’s vibrant harbour, stroll medieval streets, and visit bustling markets. Wander through lavender fields and climb to the hilltop fortress for sweeping island views.

 

Day 4: Wednesday – Maslinica Island

Unwind on Maslinica’s tranquil shores, paddle in crystal-clear bays, and enjoy quiet walks by the seaside. Savour peaceful moments surrounded by lush greenery and gentle sea breezes.

 

Day 5: Thursday – Timeless Trogir

Stroll Trogir’s narrow, stone streets, explore historic cathedrals, and pause at lively squares. Savour local pastries at a café and watch daily life unfold amid medieval architecture.

 

Day 6: Friday – A Day in Split

Tour Split’s ancient Diocletian’s Palace, relax along the lively waterfront promenade, and browse street markets for local crafts. Experience the city’s dynamic blend of past and present.

Departure from the boat in the evening

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does the Croatian sailing week start and finish?

It starts on Brac on the Sunday morning and finishes in Split on the Friday evening, when you step off the boat. Between those two points the route runs through the Paklinski islands, Hvar, Maslinica and Trogir, so the week ends in a city with a Roman palace at its heart rather than in a quiet bay.

Which islands and towns does the week take in?

The page proposes Brac, the Paklinski islands, Hvar, Maslinica, Trogir and Split. The actual route depends on the vessel, weather, berths and the skipper’s decisions, so your booking confirmation must state the planned embarkation, disembarkation and any included stops.

How much time is there for swimming?

Swimming opportunities depend on the weather, anchorage, sea conditions and the skipper’s safety decision. The written itinerary should describe the planned swimming stops, but no particular stop or duration should be treated as guaranteed.

What is there to see in Hvar?

A vibrant harbour to begin with, then medieval streets and bustling markets behind it. Inland lie the lavender fields Hvar is known for, and above the town a hilltop fortress with sweeping views across the islands. It is the liveliest stop of the week, which is part of why it sits in the middle of it.

What happens on the last day in Split?

Diocletian’s Palace, the ancient core the city grew around, then the waterfront promenade and the street markets. It is a day of city rather than sea, and you leave the boat that evening, so Split also makes a sensible place to stay on for a night or two if your flight home allows it.

Where do we sleep during the week?

The current plan is for up to six guests to sleep aboard from Sunday until Friday in three double cabins. Meals, beer and wine are included in the present offer, with food preferences and allergies agreed before departure. The vessel can change, so the booking confirmation must name the boat, cabin allocation, facilities, exclusivity and final inclusions.

Aerial view of a Croatian coastal town with a marina full of yachts and turquoise sea

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