GAY CATAMARAN SAILING TRIP IN SOUTHERN DALMATIA
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Green islands with lush vegetation, secluded anchorages and medieval harbour towns – southern Dalmatia embodies the most idyllic and varied stretch of the Croatian coast.
Sun-blessed Dalmatia with its countless islands is 'the Eldorado' for a relaxed sailing holiday.
⚓ relaxed island-hopping
⚓ Over 2,500 hours of sunshine! Sailing in one of the sunniest regions of Europe
⚓ numerous bays with clear turquoise water
⚓ easy journey – starting harbour just 7 km from Split airport
Berth price per person: 998 €
Single cabin per person: 1598 €
SAILING AREA
South of the Bay of Split, the beaches of Šolta with their turquoise swimming coves are quickly reached. Here you can relax perfectly!
A first highlight follows with Brač and the long beach Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) at Bol. Opposite lies Hvar, the largest and most varied island in southern Dalmatia and at the same time one of the sunniest spots in Europe. In the sparsely populated east of the island, the scent of lavender, rosemary and sage surrounds you; olive trees and vineyards define the landscape. In contrast, yachts of the jet set lie in the harbour of Hvar, where numerous cafés, restaurants and bars beckon in the alleyways of the old town. Hvar is known for its vibrant nightlife, which can spill over to the cosy anchorages of the offshore Pakleni Islands. If it gets too hectic here, set sail and escape to the unspoilt nature of the island of Vis – one of the most beautiful Adriatic islands. Not far away, the Blue Grotto on Biševo offers a natural spectacle of a special kind. Sunlight penetrating below sea level bathes the cave in a fascinating blue.
North of the departure harbour, the proud royal city of Šibenik with its churches, monasteries and palaces is worth a lengthy stop at the mouth of the Krka. Upriver you can take a swim in the Krka waterfalls. From Šibenik the Kornati are quickly reached. The sheer number of these imaginatively shaped islets with steep cliffs and bizarre rock formations in the national park, spanning over 200 square kilometres, is impressive. Snorkelling and extended swimming are amongst the most popular pastimes here.
Little konobas invite you to linger everywhere; fresh seafood and grilled lamb are staples on the menus.
Water temperature avg. 22–25 °C
Air temperature avg. 20–28 °C
LIFE ON BOARD
Sailing experience is not necessary for this holiday trip. You will not only discover the most beautiful coastlines and most secluded bays, but your skipper will also instruct you in yacht handling. Soon you will be able to sail the boat yourself under supervision. Even for advanced sailors, the skipper still has many a tip in store. Sailing to get hands-on and experience first-hand!
The route planning is flexible; together with the skipper the daily legs are planned, taking into account the interests of all crew members, wind and weather, as well as organisational aspects. At the beginning of the trip, the ship's kitty is set up for all running incidental costs as well as basic provisions on board.
TRAVEL
We are happy to arrange flights to Split (SPU) on request.
The marina is only about 6 km from Split airport. You can easily cover the distance by taxi (10–20 minutes, approx. 40 euros each way) or by scheduled bus, taking it first to Trogir bus station. The bus runs roughly every half hour. You can ask for more details at the “Information” desk at the airport. The bus departs from the stop on the main road in front of the airport. On arriving at the central bus station in Trogir, you change to the bus to Seget Donji.
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