Mix & Match the best of Dalmatia - Navaboats

Discover the untouched nature, beautiful beaches, and a warm and crystal-clear Adriatic Sea.

Route in brief

Get inspired for your seven day charter from Slano near Dubrovnik.

Use this starting point to combine the absolute best of South and Central Dalmatia and have an unforgettable sailing holiday.

Day 1

Slano – Kobas (7 Nm)

Start in Slano and sail to Kobaš, a small village near Ston.

Day 2

Kobas – Korcula (28 Nm)

From Kobaš, head to the island of Korčula.

Day 3

Korcula – Hvar (34 Nm)

Sailing from Korčula to Hvar. The city of Hvar is the “it-place” to be seen, famous for its parties, food, wines and lovely beaches.

Day 4

Hvar – Vis (13 nm)

Sailing from Hvar to Vis. Vis town is situated in the northern part of the island and you can drop off at the best beach in Europe – Stiniva beach on your way to Vis.

Day 5

Vis – Lastovo (36 nm)

Leave Vis and sail to Lastovo. The island is full of great coves and there are swimming spots all around.

Day 6

Lastovo – Polace (21 nm)

Sail from Vis to Polače, on the island of Mljet. The small village of Polače is perfect to unwind and relax during your holidays.

Day 7

Polace – Slano (23 Nm)

Return safely to Slano.

Places you’ll visit

Kobas

The tiny village Kobas has an interesting restaurant and a special chef – Mr. Toni Bjelancic. Gastro Mare is a must.

Korcula

Korcula is the second most populated island in the Adriatic, with many legends, wines and restaurants to explore.

Hvar

If you prefer less crowded places head over to Stari Grad where you can admire the Stari Grad Plain, a big agricultural field, built by ancient Greek colonists 2400 years ago with its original layout still visible. Nowadays it grows mostly grapes and olives and, in 2017, Stari Grad was elected one of the Best European Destinations for a holiday or a trip.

Vis

The nearby island of Ravnik hides the less famous Green Cave or follow the crowds and go a little further and discover the Blue Cave on the island of Bisevo, just off the coast of Komiža. While on Vis try vugava, a local wine is grown, in the interior part of the island, and visit some of the renowned restaurants – Pojoda, Villa Kaliopa or Jastozera.

Lastovo

Lastovo maintains its simple way of living, being a bit isolated from the tourist crowds. Therefore, it’s perfect if you want to relax and enjoy the pleasures that it has to offer.