Sailing
Cruise:
Split is the centre and the true
heart of Dalmatia, where the majority of its habitants live, where the main
Dalmatian islands are located, where the beaches are the most beautiful.
Included in UNESCO List of World Heritage with Diocletian's Palace, indeed it is
heart of entire Mediterranean
Split - Stari grad (island Hvar) 24 NM
Stari
grad is historical heart of the island Hvar, ancient Pharos. It was built on the
place where the deep bay passes into rich island fields, Arcadian valley whit
vineyards and olive-groves. The town is surrounded with pine tree forest and
cooled with summer breeze (maestral). In the hot summer days it is one of the
rare Dalmatian places where the air is fresh and the sleep refreshing. Stari
Grad is situated in the center of the island and it is an ideal place to start
long walks and trips around the sunny island field with the sweet smell of herbs
and flowers
Stari grad (island hvar) - Town Hvar (island hvar) 15
nm
The island of Hvar has a number of picturesque
villages with preserved old architecture, numerous churches and tiny chapels,
while small museums in the urban settlements on the island Hvar, and Stari grad,
house extremely valuable works of art. Tourist who came to town spend most of
their time on the main square, in front of the cathedral, and by the old Arsenal
and the oldest Croatian theatre
Town Hvar (island hvar) - Town Vis (island Vis) 14
NM
Vis,
the most flung of the islands of Central Dalmatia, sitting in the open sea, is
renowed for being the most valuable Hellenistic locality in Croatia, and also
for genuine Mediterranean atmosphere, and for crystalclear waters washing its
two larges towns Vis & Komiza. The town Vis is located in the north of the
island, in a wide bay which is a very popular anchorage for
yachtsmen.
Town Vis (island Vis) - Town
Komiza (island Vis) 20NM
The town of Komiza is situated in the
northwest part of the island of Vis, in the deep Bay of Komiza, whose centre is
dominated by the picturesque Grimaldi Tower. It is separated from the rest of
the island by Hum hill slopes, which steeply drop down to the bay shores. Such
location as well as the lack of agricultural land linked with it determined
Komiza's focus on the sea and fishing industry.
Town Komiza (island Vis) -
Town Korcula (island Korcula) 48 NM
Korcula is almost unique for the fish-bone pattern arrangement of
its streets, and for its preserved Gothic-Renaissance buildings. Most intriguing
for visitors to Korcula is the house of the Polo family, where its famous son
came: the great world adventurer, Marco Polo. The people of Korcula lovingly
maintain their heritage, as can be seen by the organization of church
festivities, and medieval play of chivalry, the Moreska, which is enacted once
each year trough the streets of the city.
Town Korcula (island Korcula) -
Polace Bay (island Mljet) 16NM 
Polace is one of the most ancient village on the island, and it is
the largest and most sheltered harbour not only on Mljet but elswhere. It's one
of the favourite place visited by sailsman. Polace has a number of ancient ruins
dating from the 1st to the 6th Century whose walls dominates place.
Polace Bay (island Mljet) - Town Dubrovnik 30
NM
The vista of the Old city of Dubrovnik is one of the best known
panoramas of Croatia and whole Mediterranean area. For few are the cities which
enjoy such a wonderful position on a rocky shoreline above the sea, and few are
the places where Medieval stone walls and fortress are so well
preserved...
