Routes

 

From Split: 7 days

Route to discover the island near Split.

From Split: 14 days

From Split to Dubrovnik crossing the most fascinating islands of Adriatic Sea

From Split to Kornati: 7 days

From Split to the est discovering Kornat's Islands.

From Dubrovnik: 7 days

From Dubrovnik to Mljet.

From Dubrovnik: 14 days

Sailing between the islands near Dubrovnik.
From Šibenik: 7 days
Start from Šibenik crossing Murter, Dugi Otok, Vruje, Žirje, Primošten and return to Šibenik.

From Šibenik: 14 days

A long trip towards the islands near Sibenik.

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From Šibenik: 7 days

 

1° Day

Sailing from Sibenik towards Betina, a small place on the island of Murter. There are two mooring possibilities; in the marina on the north, often exposed to Bora, or in a small port to the south.

2° Day

Telascica Heading towards the island of Zut. You will find an anchorage at Luka Zut, a large natural harbour with many inlets suitable for boaters. To the west, you will find the ACI marina with a clear bottom (sand). In order to protect yourselves from Bora, you should anchor in front of the marina, and tie up the boat to the north shore. On the south side, you will find some restaurants, a small market and toilettes for boaters. There are some nice interesting inlets more to the south.

3° Day

Route to Telascica, a natural park on the southermost edge of the island of Dugi Otok. It’s one of the most beautiful natural harbours, with many inlets, islets and beaches, not frequently visited.

4° Day

Sailing towards Vruje, a fishing village where you will find the main office for entrance to the National park, some tavernas with a small quay with mooring buoys. The place provides a good shelter from all the winds, except from the west wind. As an alternative, you can choose the bay of Lopatica, located on the south, and pretty much protected. It is not frequently visited, and it is exposed only to Scirocco (south wind). The route continues towards Piskera, where you will find the marina ACI. You can anchor on the north side of the docks (3 m deep) or on the south east (6 m deep). The bay is exposed only to Scirocco.

Kornati

5° Day

A short route to Zirje, where you can anchor at Vela and Mala Stupica, small, frequently visited bays on the southermost edge of the island. As an alternative, you can choose Mikavica and Muna. Mikavica is a port with a small quay. Muna is the main port of the island. You can anchor on the western quay. However, pay attention to various debris on the bottom.

6° Day

primosten
Sailing towards Primosten, an old picturesque village on a small promontory, rather frequented in summer. You will find an equipped dock at the port. East of the dock, you c an use the mooring buoys (with extra fee).









7° Day

Anchor on the island of Kaprije, frequently visited by boaters. If there is no available berth at the port, you can anchor in a more secure natural inlet (pay attention to the restricted zone). There is an inteersting tavern on the east side of the island, with a small quay (2 m deep) for three boats. The quay is exposed to Mistral. In late afternoon return to Sibenik.