Split & Central Dalmatia
Brač, Šolta, Hvar and Vis form Croatia’s most recognisable sailing theatre.
Choose a region for the way you want the week to feel.
Brač, Šolta, Hvar and Vis form Croatia’s most recognisable sailing theatre.
This is editorial orientation, not pilotage. Weather, berth availability, restricted areas and local rules change; verify current official information before navigation.
Islands & places
Open ExplorerBrač
Large, mountainous and often underestimated as a sailing island, with very different north and south coast experiences.
Šolta
Close enough to Split for easy logistics, yet with enough bays and villages to feel like a genuine first island.
Hvar
One of Croatia’s best-known islands, but the strongest sailing experience comes from balancing Hvar Town with quieter bays and Stari Grad.
Pakleni Islands
A chain of pine-fringed islands opposite Hvar Town that can be both social and serene depending on timing and anchorage choice.
Vis
A more offshore-feeling island with a strong identity, historic ports and enough distance to change the rhythm of a week.
Biševo
A small island west of Vis best treated as a weather-dependent excursion rather than an inflexible itinerary promise.
The coast, in detail.
Harbours, islands and open-water moments selected to keep the platform visual as well as useful.
Berths when you need them. Yachts when you want them.
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Build from here.
Split → Šolta → Hvar → Vis
The classic central Dalmatia route, slowed down enough to make the famous places feel worthwhile.
Split → Brač → Hvar → Šolta
A lower-mileage alternative to Vis that works well for first-time crews and mixed groups.