Untrodden Path

Seeking the road less traveled? If the easy path never entices you, our untrodden route is tailor-made for you. As most set sail for bustling destinations, jostling for space, we’ll steer you to a hidden treasure: Povlja on Brač Island.

Nestled in a picturesque bay, this ancient Roman estate flourished during the 12th and 13th centuries. Today, its history echoes in the Povlja Charter, a relic of Croatian Cyrillic documentation. Now a serene tourist haven, Povlja offers the ideal tranquil beginning. Dive into its array of eateries, bars, and activities, from diving schools to jet-skiing. Just anchor up, and let the village’s charm unfold.

From a small town to a small town, but even more beautiful. Vrboska on the island of Hvar is the logical next step in this unconventional tour. In the middle of the Hvar island, indented westwards in a narrow bay, a picturesque town shines as a hidden jewel in a rich Croatian crown. One of the smallest towns on Hvar, regarded as „Little Venice “, Vrboska will steal your heart as you will fully understand the comparison with the Italian sister.

The old, tightly packed houses, with elements of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles, all inside the secluded bay are exactly what you need to rest your eyes and soul. Pebble Beach, in combination with pine trees forming shades and the solitude, will make you forget your own existence.

Continue your journey along Hvar’s coast to the west, where a tapestry of secluded bays offers potential hideaways. Although Tiha Bay is popular among sailors, you might prefer more hidden spots to stay true to the off-beat path.

Stari Grad, boasts a rich tapestry of history. If docking on the town promenade, consider reserving a spot as it tends to get packed. Explore the town, immersing yourself in tales of ancient Greeks who once settled here. The town’s preserved field system, recognized by UNESCO in 2008, is the oldest in the Mediterranean. As you roam Hvar, the scent of lavender fills the air, a nod to the vast fields that blanket the island.

In the morning, set sail towards Korčula, but not without a detour to the island of Proizd. Acclaimed by the Daily Telegraph as one of the Adriatic’s top 5 beaches and by the New York Times as a world-class day trip destination, Proizd’s crystalline waters and immaculate beaches are a must-visit.

Once revitalized, sail to Vela Luka on Korčula Island. As the island’s largest bay, it offers a plethora of smaller bays for your enjoyment and is renowned for its protected harbor, making it an ideal overnight spot with refueling options.

Start your day journeying westward until you encounter the islands of Budikovac and Ravnik near Vis. Be captivated by the Green Cave on Ravnik, a natural masterpiece crafted by time, wind, and waves, displaying vibrant color patterns. Budikovac offers a pristine pebble beach lagoon; exercise caution due to its shallowness and underwater rocks.

Before reaching Vis town, detour to Stončica Bay, boasting a sandy beach and charming eatery, introducing you to “picigin”, a local beach sport. Vis, historically significant and picturesque, invites you to delve into its layers—from its ancient roots as the Greek colony Issa to its significant military role in World War II and its recent stardom as the filming location for the musical sequel, Mamma Mia.

Embark on your tour’s longest journey from Vis to Trogir, a voyage tracing history from Issa to Tragurion. This five-hour trip might call for a refreshing pause. If so, visit the Blue Lagoon at Krknjaši Bay on Drvenik Veli Island. Here, sandy shallows and clear blue waters offer a playground but remain cautious of the often shallow depths.

Upon reaching Trogir, you’re greeted by the beauty of one of Dalmatia’s most well-preserved towns. This gem, nestled between the mainland and Čiovo Island, boasts a rich history, from its Greek origins to Romanesque Gothic architecture. The Kamerlengo fort stands as a sentinel, contrasting its once-defensive role. This historic town is proudly recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

On the final day, maintains its unique essence. Depart from Trogir and anchor in a bay on Čiovo island’s southern side or near Kašjuni beach below Marjan Hill. This is perfect for those looking to swim and enjoy our water sports equipment. Don’t forget: there’s a 1.5-hour sail from Trogir to Split, so ensure you arrive by dusk and refuel in preparation for the morning. Alternatively, sail directly to Split, explore the Old Town, Diocletian’s palace, Riva promenade, and museums, and dine in its restaurants. Whichever path you choose, there’s no wrong choice with us.

The gentle lapping of the waves against the hull seems to whisper tales of our shared escapades. With gratitude in our hearts and the spirit of the sea forever in our souls, we depart, knowing every goodbye is the birth of a new hello. Until our sails cross again, may your journeys be ever filled with wonder.