Kastela – Brač – Pakleni Islands – Vis – Lastovo – Korcula – Stari Grad - Kastela

Before checking in Kastela, make sure to take some time to wander around Trogir or Split, for example visit Diocletian's Palace. You might also like to get a coffee on the palm tree-lined Riva. The boardwalk offers a splendid view of the sea and nearby old town and marina. Your first destination from Kastela is the island of Brač, which is about 10 nautical miles south-east from the mainland.

Brač is a tranquil and beautiful island that has built a great reputation among tourists for its fine sandy beaches and romantic coves. In Brač you can spend the night in the Bay of Bobovišća ( buoys in Bobovisca Bay or in the small local harbour, where there is a lovely restaurant ) or in the marina of Milna - unique fishing village known for its characteristic stone houses. In the peaceful Bay of Bobovišća you will find buoy fields as well as a village with a small pier. The bay is also well sheltered from almost all wind directions. Excellent bathing and diving conditions can also be found here You could also make an online reservation in ACI Marina Milna, which represents a great alternative to book a berth. Equally well-furnished, Yacht Club Milna is famous for its beautiful setting and will warmly welcome you after you’ve completed the first day of your sailing. On Your way from Brač, try not to miss Zlatni Rat - one of the most beautiful beaches in Croatia. When here, don’t forget to try the local red wine, Bolský plavac.

On your second day, you can try the splendid route from Brač to Paklinski Otoci,- a gorgeous group of small islands of unspoiled natural beauty.  You should also visit island Hvar, located only 2.4 nautical miles away. This island is surrounded by crystal-clear water, just the perfect location for a long and relaxing swimming session. The old town of Hvar is also nice to see as it perfectly portrays the traditional atmosphere of a quiet seaside location. With beautiful cafés and restaurants on the promenade, souvenir shops and fresh fish dishes, this charming town will be a place to remember. As for the destination – Paklinski Otoci, let’s just say that this will be the highlight of your second day.

For a mooring location, we recommend making an instant booking on ACI Marina Palmizana – a vast port that can accommodate up to 200 vessels, but make sure you check their availability beforehand. As an alternative, drop anchor in one of near -by beautiful coves or buoy fields (Vinogradišće, Soline, Taršće) relax on the boat or at one of the bars and enjoy the beautiful sunset.

Once you reach the island of Vis, you will feel that you have traveled back in time. This utterly quiet and sunny island is perfect for a romantic getaway. The island’s main settlements are the small towns Vis and Komiza, located in a picturesque bays.  No matter where you go on the island, peace and nature will surround you. There are plenty secluded beaches where you can enjoy crystalline waters and, since this island used to be a fishing village you will find that the cooking traditions have been well preserved over the years.

When you’ll need a marina berth for rent, go to Viska Luka Marina a safe and comfortable mooring option ready to accommodate up to 70 boats with a length of maximum 20 meters. As an alternative, look for city piers or buoy fields near Vis and Komiza.

The distance to travel on your 4th day is 36 nautical miles - this route will take you to Lastovo,- an island with long and rich history, dating back to the era of the ancient Romans. The splendid rolling hills that surround the island and the calm water of the Mediterranean Sea will help you relax even more.

For a mooring, we can help you with an online reservation to Porto Rosso Marina this small and welcoming marina can accommodate up to 30 vessels, it will satisfy all your basic necessities and ensure a pleasant stay.

The island of Korčula has a lovely town also called Korčula. The whole island is a perfect place for swimming or sunbathing, but you can also sail to one of the nearby bays on surrounding islets to admire the beautiful surrounding landscape. The old town Korčula is also a must-see, a traditional Croatian town to admire local architecture, shop in souvenir boutiques or taste the exquisite local wines and fish dishes, - don’t miss out! Our mooring recommendation is ACI Marina Korcula or Lumbarda Marina.

Our journey is getting closer to the end, but there are still plenty wonders ahead. A distance of 26 nautical miles connects Korčula to Stari Grad. You could also change your route to visit the Makarska Riviera (recommended marinas: Marina Ramova, Baska Voda Marina)

Stari Grad is situated in a beautiful bay on the island of Hvar, a place where you can truly indulge in nature and admire both the sea and the land. Stari Grad itself is a hidden treasure. This old settlement has maintained its medieval aspect over the centuries is a part of UNESCO’s World Heritage. The ancient Greek ruins are one of the major attractions of Stari Grad, together with its narrow streets and traditional tavernas.

For marina boat slips seekers, we recommend ACI Marina Vrboska, carefully sheltered by the wind, it is an ideal mooring option all year round.

Our sailing route finishes with a trip from Stari Grad to Kastela. During your last day, we recommend you take it slowly and admire the landscape and enjoy the sea before you finally arrive back to base marina.