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Island hopping in the central Dalmatian coast with swimming stops historic towns and relaxed Adriatic sailing
This 7 day Croatia gulet cruise from Makarska explores some of the most iconic islands of the central Dalmatian coast, combining relaxed sailing, crystal clear swim stops and visits to historic seaside towns. The itinerary follows a balanced island hopping route through Brac, Hvar, Vis and Korcula, offering a mix of lively harbors, quiet anchorages and authentic coastal villages.
The cruise begins in Makarska and sails toward Sumartin on Brac Island, before reaching Bol and the historic town of Stari Grad on Hvar. From there, the route continues to Vis, known for its unspoiled landscapes and deep blue bays, then to Hvar Town with its vibrant waterfront and medieval architecture.
The journey proceeds south toward the peaceful island of Scedro and the charming village of Racisce on Korcula, with the possibility to visit Korcula Town by taxi. On the return leg, the gulet navigates through Loviste and Sucuraj, before heading back to Brac and finally returning to Makarska for the last evening on board.
Daily distances are moderate to ensure a comfortable pace, with time dedicated to swimming, sunbathing and enjoying the Adriatic scenery. Evenings are spent either at anchor in sheltered bays or moored in small ports where guests can explore local restaurants and traditional Dalmatian life.
This Croatia gulet cruise is ideal for couples, friends and small groups looking for an authentic sailing holiday along the Adriatic coast. The itinerary may vary depending on weather conditions and sea state, with the captain adapting the route to guarantee safety, comfort and the best overall experience.
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Historical Traditional Gulet is a Croatian Loger type motor sailer with a remarkable maritime heritage. Originally built in Korčula, one of the most historic shipbuilding centers of the Adriatic, this vessel carries a strong connection to local nautical tradition. In 1987 she underwent a complete reconstruction by a renowned Croatian shipowner, giving new life to her solid wooden structure while preserving her authentic character. Today, she combines classic lines with upgraded comfort, continuing her long story with every new voyage.
This spacious Adriatic gulet is ideal for larger groups of friends or multiple families seeking a private cruise experience along the Croatian coast. She accommodates up to 18 guests in 9 comfortable cabins, each equipped with private shower and toilet facilities, as well as air conditioning to ensure a pleasant stay during the summer season.
The main deck features an air conditioned indoor dining salon with bar, designed in a traditional old fashioned nautical style. The space is generous, bright and welcoming, offering a comfortable area for shared meals, social gatherings and relaxation after a day at sea.
Outdoor living is equally enjoyable. The upper deck provides ample space for sunbathing and enjoying panoramic Adriatic views, while the solid hull and elegant lines reflect her origins as a true sailing vessel. She is known for stable navigation and smooth cruising performance, offering guests both the charm of traditional sailing and the comfort of a well maintained motor sailer.
Sailing on this Historical Traditional Gulet means experiencing authentic Croatian maritime tradition, combined with the comfort and atmosphere of a classic Adriatic cruise.
Makarska is one of the most scenic starting points for a Dalmatian gulet cruise, where the Adriatic Sea meets the dramatic backdrop of the Biokovo mountain range. Before embarkation or after disembarkation, guests can explore the historic center, characterized by narrow stone streets, small squares and elegant Mediterranean façades. A walk along the palm lined waterfront promenade reveals traditional fishing boats, lively cafés and open air markets selling local products such as olive oil, lavender and handmade souvenirs. St Mark’s Church, located on the main square, reflects the town’s Venetian and Dalmatian heritage and offers a glimpse into the region’s architectural identity. For those who enjoy panoramic views, a short walk toward the hills provides sweeping vistas over the Makarska Riviera and the surrounding islands. This relaxed exploration introduces guests to authentic coastal Croatia and sets the tone for a week of sailing through the Adriatic.
Stari Grad on Hvar Island is one of the oldest continuously inhabited towns in Europe and offers a peaceful and cultural contrast to more lively destinations. Walking through its cobbled streets, guests can admire stone houses, hidden courtyards and small artisan workshops. The UNESCO listed Stari Grad Plain, cultivated since ancient Greek times, reflects a unique agricultural landscape that has remained almost unchanged for over two thousand years. In contrast, Hvar Town combines historical charm with vibrant island life. The harbor is lined with elegant yachts, Renaissance buildings and waterfront restaurants, creating a refined yet relaxed atmosphere. Climbing to the Fortica Fortress above the town is one of the highlights of the visit, offering panoramic views across the Pakleni Islands and the open Adriatic Sea. Together, Stari Grad and Hvar Town provide a complete experience of Hvar Island, blending ancient heritage, Venetian architecture, island lifestyle and spectacular coastal scenery.
Korcula Town is often described as one of the most beautiful medieval towns on the Croatian coast. From Racisce, guests can easily reach the old town by taxi and step into a compact historic center surrounded by fortified walls and towers. The town is famous for its distinctive fishbone street layout, designed to protect against wind while allowing natural ventilation. Walking through the narrow alleys reveals Gothic and Renaissance buildings, small art galleries and traditional konobas serving Dalmatian specialties. St Mark’s Cathedral stands at the heart of the old town and showcases impressive stone craftsmanship. Visitors can also learn about Korcula’s maritime traditions and its connection to Marco Polo, who is said to have been born here. This cultural excursion adds depth to the sailing itinerary, combining architecture, history and authentic island atmosphere within one of the Adriatic’s most iconic destinations.