Recommended Split sailing route I 7 days
Split – Sutivan – Pučišća – Vrboska – Lovište – Šćedro – Pakleni Islands – Split
This is the most recommended 7-day sailing route from Split or Trogir if you want to visit small and quiet towns on the islands and at least one vibrant nightlife destination. Small villages on the islands like Pučišća, Šćedro, and Lovište are an oasis of tranquility surrounded by pristine nature. The Pakleni Islands are ideal for a memorable beach party day, especially when combined with a visit to the town of Hvar. The easiest way to get to the city of Hvar from the Pakleni islands is by speedboat transfer.
Split - The Hearth of Dalmatia
Split is the center of the Dalmatia region and the 2nd largest city in Croatia. It is famous for its beaches and the fortress-like complex at its center, Diocletian's Palace. Modern and lively Mediterranean pearl, a perfect place to start Your sailing vacation in Croatia.
Split`s location makes it ideal for sailing trips and yacht charters in Croatia. Because of its central position in Dalmatia, you can easily explore all that this region has to offer by taking weekly or daily trips. In the area 50 km around Split, you can charter a yacht and sail out of six nautical marinas. You can find and rent any vessel: sailboat, sail or power catamaran, small motorboat or luxury motor yacht, gulet, or luxury motorsailer.
Day 1 SPLIT - BRAČ (Sutivan) 7NM
For the first day of your sailing holiday from Split, visit the beautiful little village on the northwest end of the island of Brač, Sutivan. Picturesque, quiet, and charming. There are few tourists around in the absence of big hotels and apartments, though there is a lot to see. Sutivan is surrounded by ancient olive groves and beautiful vineyards, reachable by landscaped field roads. The field roads are suitable for both hiking and biking, making them ideal for sports and leisure activities.
Day 2 SUTIVAN - PUČIŠĆA 12NM
Pučišća village is one of the prettiest villages in Europe. It is famous for its white limestone and beautiful architecture.
Stonemason's school in Pučišća is the only one in Croatia and one of the few in Europe. The limestone was used in decorating the vestibule of the United Nations building in New York, which makes the people of Brač, together with all other Croats, very proud. According to some sources, Brač's stone was used to build parts of the White House in Washington. Pučišća is also renowned for its historic olive groves, high-quality olive oil, and exceptional wines from the Pučišće vineyards.
Before docking your yachts in Pučišća, stop by the beautiful sandy bay of Lovrečina, halfway between Sutivan and Pučišća. Lovrečina is a vast, sandy beach that makes an excellent stop for swimming when sailing with children.
Find out more about Brač ports and anchorages: Brač Sailing Guide
Day 3 BRAČ (Pučišća) - HVAR (Vrboska) 22NM
Sailing around the east coast of the island of Brac towards the central north coast of Hvar, you will discover the beautiful Vrboska. Along a narrow and curving fjord, surrounded by thick pine forest, lies the smallest but probably the most beautiful town on Hvar island.
Although Vrboska is the smallest town on Hvar, it has the largest marina – ACI Marina Vrboska. Her location is at the bottom of the long, narrow bay, which is why it is virtually the perfect harbor, because of protection from all winds.
From Jelsa, you can take a short trip to the nearby villages, Pitve, Vrbanj, Vrisnik, and Svirče. Cycling trails, along with the Starigrad Fields, stretching from Vrboska to Starigrad, are ideal for lovers of active holidays.
Find out more about Hvar ports and anchorages; Hvar Sailing Guide
Day 4 HVAR (Vrboska) - PELJEŠAC (Lovište) 35NM
Lovište is a small seaside town located in a cove near the western tip of the Pelješac peninsula. It is renowned as a wine region producing some of the finest red wines in Croatia.
The area of Lovište Bay encompasses approximately 4 km of coastline, featuring numerous bays suitable for anchorage and natural beaches. Lovište is one of the favorite sailing destinations in the South Adriatic, thanks to its natural beauty, unique gastronomic offerings, and tranquil atmosphere.
Day 5 PELJEŠAC (Lovište) - SĆEDRO 15NM
Šćedro is a small island south of the island of Hvar. Protected as a nature park, it retains its untouched beauty, with many hidden coves, providing an intimate experience for every visitor. Thanks to the indented coast, the island is generously adorned with numerous bays.
There used to be two settlements on it, Mostir and Nastane. In addition to the remains of a Roman villa and looted ships in the seabed, in the bay of Mostir, there are the ruins of a Dominican monastery,
There are only a few houses on the island, inhabited only in summer. Šćedro offers pleasure in peace, with a quiet and clean sea, and delicious, fresh fish in local restaurants.
Day 6 ŠĆEDRO - PAKLENI ISLANDS 14NM
The crystal-clear waters, hidden beaches, deserted lagoons of the Pakleni Islands, and gorgeous chain of wooded isles stretch out immediately in front of the town of Hvar.
On the Pakleni Islands, several bays are great for anchoring, including Vinogradišće, Soline, Taršće, and the ACI Marina Palmižana. If you'd like to visit the town of Hvar, you can take a taxi boat from Palmižana.
Find out more about visiting Pakleni Islands: Pakleni Islands Sailing Guide
Day 7 PAKLENI ISLANDS - SPLIT 22 NM
On the way back from Pakleni islands to your charter base in the Split or Trogir area, you can make a lunch and swim stop in one of the bays on the island of Šolta or Brač. On the island of Brač, you can drop the anchor in one of the bays near Milna. If you`re sailing back to Trogir, you can make a stop in one of the bays near Nečujam on Šolta or at the Blue Lagoon (Drvenik Veliki).
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