7 nights · Trogir - Maslinica (Solta) → Marina Baotic
Central Dalmatia from Trogir is one of the loveliest and most sheltered sailing grounds in the Adriatic: crystal-clear water, Venetian stone towns right at the quayside and a dense chain of islands with short passages in between. The route runs from the UNESCO old town of Trogir via the quiet island of Šolta to Hvar with the Pakleni islands offshore, on to the remote island of Vis and the Blue Cave of Biševo, before returning via Stari Grad to Trogir.
Scroll along the route. Tap a port for details.
Trogir on the Dalmatian coast is a UNESCO World Heritage Site as one of the best-preserved Romanesque-Gothic complexes in Central Europe …
Hvar is Croatia's sunniest island (2,800 hours of sunshine a year) …
Vis is the most remote of the larger Dalmatian islands (60 km off the coast) …
Zaglav sits on the south-eastern shore of Dugi Otok, a long island off Zadar …
Off the eastern coast of Vis lies the tiny island of Budikovac, whose shallow turquoise lagoon is sheltered by a small offshore islet, an idyllic place to anchor, swim and snorkel over the pale seabed …
Vis is the most remote of the larger Dalmatian islands (60 km off the coast) …
Hvar is Croatia's sunniest island (2,800 hours of sunshine a year) …
Tiha Bay lies north of Stari Grad on the island of Hvar, tucked into the broad Stari Grad bay …
Stari Grad lies on the Croatian island of Hvar and is one of the oldest towns in Europe …
Trogir on the Dalmatian coast is a UNESCO World Heritage Site as one of the best-preserved Romanesque-Gothic complexes in Central Europe …
Marina Baotić lies in Seget Donji, just west of Trogir, a well-kept base for cruises along Central Dalmatia …
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