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Security deposit, Insurances
ONE WAY FEE: Return of the boat

Included in the price
VAT & fee, Equipment, Fuel, Moorings, Technical & booking support, Cleaning & underwater inspection

On request: TAILOR-MADE
Walking: Entrances, Guide, Yoga teacher
Skipper: in separate cabin
Beverage & Meal: on board
Transfer: Airport - Marina

Day 1. Arrival: Split/ Trogir
On request: Transfer, Airport - Marina
16:00 Boarding: Split/ Trogir

Split town
Built around the palace of the Roman emperor Diocletian. Walking through the ancient town, you can experience the history, discovering examples of ancient architecture such as the Peristil, the medieval Romanesque church and the Gothic Palace, Renaissance portals of aristocratic houses, Baroque facades, all to the modern architecture incorporated into the rich heritage.
Sailing: Brač island

Day 2. Brač island
Except for its coves and transparent and blissfully unspoilt water, its vineyards and olive groves, the island is known for its interesting history and architecture.
Sailing: Brač island

Bol & Zlatni Rat Beach
When you visit Bol you are entering ancient times. The Roman piscinas testify it and the grave monuments and relief. There are also the old Christian sarcophagus, the pre Romanic churches, the residence of the bishop, the church Madonna of graces, the renaissance and baroque palace and the church Madonna of Karmel.

The Zlatni rat beach west of Bol is one of the biggest and most beautiful natural beaches on the Adriatic. Stretching almost half a kilometre into the sea, changing its shape depending on the wind and the waves.

Walking: Blaca hermitage
Blaca hermitage, as one of the most important and interesting architectural complex of Brač. We start our walking tour in the Blaca cove and we take direction toward the Blaca desert and hermitage.

Day 3. Vis island
Vis is an island facing open seas, one of the remotest middle Dalmatian islands. Although small it is extremely hilly exceeding the height of 500 meters and displaying a network of mountain trails. Tito’s caves are located on the mount of Hum. These are two small caves with partially walled entrances. It is here that Josip Broz and partisan leaders stayed secretly for a few months during World War II. The access to the cave has 275 stairs.
Sailing: Vis island

Walking: The top of Hum
Besides the marked mountain trails leading from Podšpilje, Vis and Komiža to the Chapel of The Holy Spirit, there are mountain markers on almost all island trails, which allows for numerous hiking possibilities. Passing the island transversally, from Vis across Tito’s caves and the top of Hum towards Komiža.

Day 4. Walking Korčula , southern coast
We walk to the Zrnovo, in the island´s centrum following the age-old path used by people and villagers, going towards the South Coast´s hills. We go through vineyards and olive groves as we make our way to the strands of Bratinja luka and Orlanduša, located on the island´s South Coast. Lastly, we stroll through the dense Mediterranean vegetation, on the way to the hamlet of Postrana, where we finish our full day´s walking.
Sailing: Korčula island

Vela Luka town
The town of Vela Luka is the largest town on the island of Korčula, and the second largest town in the Adriatic islands. Located on the west side of the island, its gulf position is a safe anchorage and port for sailors. Vela Luka is a place of talented artists and musicians, a place of interesting traditions and rich cultural heritage.

Day 5. Korčula town
It is a historic fortified town on the protected east coast of the island of Korčula. The old city is surrounded by walls, and the streets are arranged in a herringbone pattern. The town´s historic sites include the central Gothic and Renaissance Cathedral of St Mark, the Town Hall and the city fortifications. The 15th-century Franciscan monastery with a beautiful cloister is situated on the islet of Badija.
Sailing: Pelješac penninsula

Walking: Our Lady of Angels
We start our tour with an up-hill walk from Kučište towards the monastery at 150 meters of altitude. The hiking path offers beautiful views of the canal between Pelješac peninsula and the island of Korčula. The town of Korčula is part of a number of small enticing islands, containing vineyards and olive groves of the peninsula. After a visit to the Monastery and the church of Our Lady of Angels, we continue walking towards the church Our Lady of Carmen.

Day 6. Hvar island
Due to its crystal-clear sea, idyllic coves, pine forests, lavender fields, delicious and healthy Mediterranean cuisine, the island of Hvar is the perfect choice for your stop. The ancient Greeks established the historic centre of Stari Grad and parcelled out Stari Grad Plain. Both of these sites are now on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Overnight: Hvar island

Walking: St. Nicolas peak
Our walking tour begins in Svirče, a small village. We begin to walk towards the highest peak and from the peak we descend towards Sv. Nedjelja, on the south coast of the island. Sv. Nedjelja is a small village famous for the best red wine whose grapes mature on the steep southern slopes under the highest peak of the island. This hiking path has views of vineyards and steep rocks of this side of Hvar Island.

Day 7. Hvar town & Velo Grablje
The city of Hvar is situated on the coast of a bay protected by an archipelago of 21 islands with beautiful beaches. Some of the most famous Croatian writers and poets of the 15th and 16th century came from Hvar. The town of Hvar attracts numerous celebrities and guests in search of fun.

Walking: Grablje, on hills of Hvar
We start our walking to Velo Grablje, going towards the south coast. Before arriving in the village of Milna by the sea, we will pass by Malo Grablje an interesting abandoned village where we can observe the typical architecture of Dalmatian coast and islands with uniquely made stone houses.
Sailing: to Marina
Overnight: Marina, Split, Trogir, Šibenik

Day 8. End of the tour
09:00 Marina: Split/ Trogir

Trogir town
Trogir is located in Kastela Bay, it is known for the Old Town, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Trogir is surrounded by medieval walls, and we will discover its castles, towers, palaces and many other remains of Roman, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture.

On request: Accommodation, Transfers