Croatia Catamaran Cabin Charter - Dalmatian islands

Trogir is not only the location of our charter base but also a UNESCO protected world site of rich history and culture which makes it great start point of any sailing crew off to discover mid-Dalmatia aria. This is one of the oldest and most tourist cities in the Adriatic coast founded 2300 years ago and formatted through the years by Greeks, Romans, and Venetians. Be shore to visit the most interesting Trogir sites, Cathedral of St. Lawrence, city Hall, the town gate, Cipiko place and Kamerlengo fortress, before you set sails to discovering the middle Dalmatia islands. Krknjak is located just 7 nm from old town Trogir and our charter base which is why we recommend it as a place to spend the first night of your charter. The place is not only practical due to its vicinity but also beautiful as the sea is of amazing turquoise blue. In this bay you will be able to enjoy traditional Dalmatian cuisine as a cult Dalmatian tavern, with an excellent selection of fresh seafood and authentic Dalmatian dishes is near by.

Komiza, the most picturesque fishing settlement in Croatia, lies on the sunny side of the island and is well sheltered from cold northerly winds, in the bottom of the largest bay on the island and compacted within narrow alleys and slender houses. It is a famous place for its fishermen on the Adriatic. There are several beautiful pebble beaches of which Kamenice is the most famous, the beach with springs of ice-cold water coming from the stone, a shaded area provided by the trees, and which every night turns into a party area. The villages abound with farmhouses where you can taste authentic cuisine of our grandmasvb(Komiza pie, dishes called "Peka", grilled sardines) and top-quality wine (Vugava and Plavac Mali).

The Island of Bisevo, 5 nautical miles away from Komiza, is a very popular tourist destination thanks to its rare natural phenomenon, the Blue cave. The rays of sun that penetrate through the only crack into the cave are reflected in the sea, creating incredible light effects in the interior of the cave so that the sea appears to be in silver-blue color. Vis, is one of the most quickly growing Croatia's tourist destination as it has been recently discovered again by tourists. Due to this isolation the islands nature beauties remained untouched so you will sorely enjoy exploring the vineyards, beautiful beaches, hidden bays and local gastronomy. Dont miss out on discovering Zaglav, beautiful sandy beach located at the south-eastern coast of Vis island.

Hvar, Croatia sunniest island is lately frequently referred as the St. Tropez of Croatia as it has become widely popular with the world jet set. The town is buzzing most nights from May to September while it's still rather quiet in winter. Besides of its nightlife the city of Hvar also prides it self with rich cultural and historic heritage so don't miss out on visiting Hvar cathedral, the fortress, Franciscan and Dominican monastery. Most visitors to Hvar Town, especially the ones on sailing holidays, head to the Pakleni Islands. The archipelago is composed of 21 islands with beautiful hidden beaches and deserted lagoons. The most famous beach is Palmizana beach situated on the island Klement.

Stari Grad (Pharos) is the oldest town in Croatia. The same year - 384 b.c. when greek philoshoper Aristotel was born in Trakia, the greeks from the island of Paros in Agean sea have settled the town on the island of Hvar, and named it Pharos. The island Brac is most known for its beach Zlatn rat in Bol, covered with fine sand, included on the list of the ten most beautiful beaches in the world. The triangular shaped beach with prominent peak in the sea changes direction depending of the current.

Sesula is a small and quiet bay well protected from the wind and very well positioned. This is one of the most visited bays of the western part of the island of Solta. It is situated in the south of Maslinica, between the port of Maslinica and Marinca bay. The bay is ideal for relaxing and swiming before sailing on the way back to the base Trogir, Day 8: Disembarking in Trogir marina