The complete Croatian experience
A relaxed, two-week flotilla holiday on Croatia’s stunning Dalmatian Coast, our Vis flotilla takes you to some of central Dalmatia’s best-known islands, towns and natural marvels.
Enjoy a mix of coastal island hopping and blue water sailing in the calm conditions of the Adriatic, develop your sailing skills and experience the best of Croatian culture. You’ll visit sleepy villages, quiet, secluded beaches and ancient fortified towns, making new friends and sharing new experiences along the way.
Highlights
- Delicious local wines
- Traditional Komiža Town
- Succulent Croatian peka
- Numerous UNESCO-protected heritage
- Beautiful Krka National Park
- Discover coastal and island Dalmatia
Marina Agana
The day's sailing
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Our base is situated at Marina Agana in Marina village, just a short taxi ride from the ancient coastal cities of Trogir and Split. Marina is a peaceful Croatian fishing village made up of cosy, terracotta roofed houses built from bright white stone. It’s an impossibly picturesque start to your Croatian flotilla holiday, and ideally situated to reach the coastal and island highlights of Dalmatia. Spend your first day exploring Split (a 40-minute taxi ride away) or kick back with a pivo (beer) in one of Marina’s waterside bars.
Discover Marina Agana
Marina Agana to Rogoznica
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Sail west out of Marina Agana and follow the contours of the alluring Dalmatian Coast. Before long, the narrow bay and spacious marina of Rogoznica will open up before you. Moor in the sheltered harbour and stroll along the town’s long promenade, or kick back with a refreshing drink in a waterside bar. A longer walk will take you to Dragon's Eye - a salt lake where you'll meet a lot of youngsters jumping off of cliffs; or to lavender garden on the top of the little hill.
Discover Rogoznica
Rogoznica to Skradin
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One of the highlights of the Vis flotilla holiday, day three sees you sail up the Krka River towards Skradin and the Krka Waterfalls National Park. Soak up the scenery as you guide your yacht from Rogoznica along the coast and into the mouth of the Krka River, passing the picturesque town of Šibenik along the way. Skradin is the gateway to the Krka National Park, so purchase a national park ticket and catch a boat further upriver to view the park’s famous waterfalls. Make sure you go for a swim near Skradinski Buk—arguably the most beautiful cascade in Krka.
Discover Skradin
Free sailing day
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Your first free sailing day couldn’t come at a more perfect time. Choose to spend two or even three nights in the spectacular Krka Waterfalls National Park, discovering the enchanting Krka River, hiking the forest trails or taking boat trips to the park’s islands and monasteries. Bike riding around Krka river can also prove to be an adrenaline-filled day-trip. While in Skradin, you can also visit the local winery a short ride away to taste several sorts of wine they produce.
Free sailing day
The day's sailing
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.
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Snorkelling
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Sunbathing
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Exploring

The Krka Waterfalls National Park may be one of the most beautiful spots in Croatia, but there’s even more to explore in the region. Sail south from the Krka River to discover the charming Islands belonging to Šibenik archipelago. The sleepy bays are filled with mooring buoys and local sea-side restaurants, but there are also small towns like Prvić, with its interesting museum, or Kaprije-showing you the full meaning of Croatian word "laganini" (taking it slow). If you prefer to catch a few more miles of sailing, head to stunning Kornati Islands National Park, with its spectacular cliffs, deserted beaches and rare wildlife. Don't forget to buy a ticket for your yacht and to respect this protected area.
Zlarin
The day's sailing
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.
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The flotilla comes together once more in tiny town Zlarin at Zlarin Island, located at the mouth of the Krka River. Zlarin is famous for its red coral jewellery and is entirely pedestrianised for a true olde-worlde feel. Enjoy the sensation of travelling back in time on unspoilt Zlarin. Try also to remember that this island is plastic-free, so go green with the locals.
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Zlarin to Maslinica, Šolta
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Point your bow to the east and sail back along the coast, past Rogoznica and the Drvenik Islands. Keep the Drvenik Islands to your port side as you approach green and lovely Šolta. On Šolta’s western shore you’ll find the small town of Maslinica with its atoll-specked bay. Swim from the town’s beaches and bathing platforms or enjoy a meal in a local konoba with your new flotilla companions.
Discover Maslinica
Maslinica to Komiža, Vis
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Depart early from Maslinica for an exciting spot of blue water sailing as you strike out for distant Vis. Vis is the most Westerly of the Dalmatian Islands, so hope for a strong wind as you point your bow towards this Adriatic gem. Head for Vis’ western coast, where the traditional town of Komiža waits in a broad and sheltered bay. This beautiful, hill-fringed town is home to a unique waterside castle, and is a great spot to try Vis’ famous wine and seafood.
Discover Vis
Komiža to Vis Town, Vis
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Your next port of call is Vis’ capital, Vis Town. Sail around the northern coast of the island for a shorter journey or head south via Rukavac Town and Ravnik Island. Moor in the peaceful, sheltered harbour of Vis Town for a welcome rest stop after your long journey. Treat yourself to a fine Dalmatian meal and some local wines or arrange a wine tasting tour into the island’s interior when you arrive.
Discover Vis Town
Vis Town to Milna, Hvar
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Sail northeast across the endless blue of the Adriatic towards distant Hvar Island. You’ll pass the Pakleni Islands where you can stop for a scenic lunch break before continuing east to sheltered Milna. Here you can snorkel some of the clearest waters in Croatia, and enjoy hearty Dalmatian cuisine in friendly local restaurants.
Discover Milna
Free sailing day
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Use your final free sailing day to enjoy the freedom of the Adriatic. Explore the Central Dalmatian Islands of Hvar, Brač, Solta and Korčula, visiting some of the Croatian highlights that haven’t made it into the Vis flotilla itinerary. The nearby island of Sčedro and bustling Hvar Town are in easy reach of Milna, but if you can’t decide where to go then your lead crew can provide expert recommendations and the latest weather reports.
Jelsa, Hvar
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The Vis flotilla reconvenes in the little town of Jelsa, tucked away in a narrow inlet on Hvar’s northern coast. Fall in love with the traditional atmosphere of picturesque Jelsa and tuck into some of the local seafood, said to be among the finest in Dalmatia. Wash it down with some delicious local wine for a truly indulgent evening on shore.
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Jelsa to Milna, Brač
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Another of the large islands dotting the Gulf of Kaštela, Brač is a popular destination for visitors to Split and the city’s permanent residents alike. A short cruise from Jelsa around Brač’s western coast takes you to the town of Milna. Explore Milna’s many excellent shops and restaurants or anchor in one of the numerous small bays to the west of the town for snorkelling or swimming.
Discover Milna
Milna to Marina Agana
The day's sailing
To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.
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Snorkelling
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Make the short journey northwest across the Split Channel to our base at Marina. Soak up the culture and atmosphere of the Dalmatian Coast, dining in a waterside konoba in Marina or taking a short taxi ride to Split. If you didn’t get a chance to visit Split on day one, then don’t miss a trip to the Dalmatian capital.