Split Region

Island-Hopping and Cultural Riches

Highlights: Split is home to Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, while the surrounding islands offer famed attractions like Bol’s Zlatni Rat Beach on Brač, Hvar’s lively town, and the serene beaches of Šolta and Drvenik Veli.

7-Day Sailing Itinerary:

Day 1: Split
Visit Diocletian’s Palace, explore the Old Town, and relax at the Riva promenade.
Day 2: Split to Milna, Brač
10NM, 2 hours
Explore Milna with its charming stone buildings.
Day 3: Milna to Stari Grad, Hvar
10NM, 2 hours
Visit Stari Grad Plain, vineyards, and olive groves.
Day 4: Stari Grad to Jelsa, Hvar
7 NM, 1.5 hours
Discover Jelsa, known as “Little Venice.”
Day 5: Vrboska to Vis
15 NM, 2.5 hours
Explore Vis Town, WWII sites, and secluded beaches.
Day 6: Vis to Maslinica, Šolta
10 NM, 2 hours
Anchor at Maslinica, a quaint harbor with excellent seafood.
Day 7: Return to Split
12 NM, 2.5 hours
Stop at the Blue Lagoon on Drvenik Veli.
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Island-Hopping and Cultural Riches

Split is home to Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, while the surrounding islands offer famed attractions like Bol’s Zlatni Rat Beach on Brač, Hvar’s lively town, and the serene beaches of Šolta and Drvenik Veli.

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