One-way sailing route: Rogoznica – Dubrovnik

The town is basically actually a small island with one of the biggest historical heritages in the world. It’s also inscribed in the UNESCO heritage list.

Berthing possibilities: ACI Trogir or SCT Trogir

For a more peaceful night we recommend spending it in Vinogradisce, Zdrilac or Tarsce bay, or ACI Palmizana on the neighboring Pakleni islands.

It is famous for its landscapes, rich flora and fauna, crystal clear sea, exceptionally clean night sky (perfect for star gazing), and exciting cultural and historic heritage.

The medieval walled town of Korcula is situated on an oval-shaped swelling of land that points deep into the Peljesac Channel.

Four small islands Tajnik, Moracnik, Ovrata, and Kobrava ensure it is secluded and sheltered, which makes the bay an attractive anchorage for yachtsmen.

Total sailing distance: 165 nm

Sailors love anchoring in Trogir since it is naturally secured from winds.

Restaurants: Capo, Konoba Trs, Kristian Pizza

Berthing possibilities: ACI Marina Trogir or Marina Trogir

The best time to book a lavender walking tour and see the fields in bloom is between the end of June and the beginning of July.

Restaurants: Meneghello, Toto’s

Berthing possibilities: anchor in Vinogradišće or Ždrilac bay if weather conditions allow it or ACI Palmižana to stay on the safe side

Interestingly, Lastovo has no venomous or dangerous animals, so it is completely safe to explore. A rugged coastline with countless bays lets you choose one that will be solely yours.

Berthing possibilities: Skrivena Luka (Porto Rosso)

It looks just like a fishbone – the town is grooved with a succession of narrow streets which branch off the spine of the main street.

Restaurants: Dmitri-Lešić palace

Berthing possibilities: ACI Korčula

Restaurants: Konoba-Pizzeria Jegulja, Konoba Ankora, Konoba Stella Maris

Berthing possibilities: bay Pomena