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Sailing Split - 8 days

Prices From: $729 AUD
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Tour Code: SSCS
Tour Duration: 8 days
Region: Croatia


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Sailing Split - 8 days


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  • Day 1 - Split
    Saturday. Hello Croatia and welcome aboard! Located in the heart of Dalmatia, Split became a popular retirement destination in the 4th century for Roman emperors such as Diocletian. Today, it is renowned for its variety of archaeological, historical and cultural monuments among them the UNESCO listed Diocletian Palace. The first detailed tourist guide published in 1894, bears witness to the long tourist tradition in hospitable Split!

    Don’t miss the boat! Cruise departs from SPLIT HARBOUR ON SATURDAY AT 13:00. We are able to arrange a pre nights accommodation in local hotel should you require. From Split harbour sailing south to Makarska.
  • Day 2 - Mijet
    Makarska – Mljet. Cast your 21st century worries adrift and get on with the business of sheer relaxation and soaking up the sun. Every day there are opportunities to swim and snorkel direct from the boat or from the picturesque beaches as our boat moors in sheltered bays and coves.

    In port at day’s end, head down the gang plank and away to a local restaurant or café. The freshness and variety of Croatian food is typical of Mediterranean cuisine. Seafood has a prominent place, as do fresh vegetables, cheeses and breads. Olives and grapes have been cultivated here since pre-Christian times.

    Today we stop on the Peljesac Peninsula for a swim. With lunch onboard we continue to the verdant green island of Mljet. Half the island is National Park and stunningly beautiful with thick green forests of Aleppo pine encircling the two inland salt water lakes. The lakes, Malo Jezero (big lake) and Veliko Jezero (small lake), are interlinked and connect to the sea by a shallow tidal canal. In the middle of Veliko Jezero is the picturesque island of Saint Mary, home to a small 12th century Benedictine monastery; well worth the visit. The island is easy to navigate and it is possible to hire bicycles, motorized scooters, buggies and open top cars from the harbour. At dinner time try one of the many seafood kavarnas (taverns) along the waterfront
  • Day 3 - Dubrovnik
    Mljet – Dubrovnik. This morning we set sail for Dubrovnik, stopping en route for a swim. Arriving into Dubrovnik, spend the afternoon exploring the old town. Much of the history of Dubrovnik can be characterised by its intact city walls, which run uninterrupted for 1940 metres encircling the city. This complex structure, one of the most beautiful and strongest fort systems in the Europe, is the main attraction to the city’s visitors. Five towers inbuilt along the city wall offer unforgettable views of the city, and out to sea warding off by gone invaders. The old stone city is a labyrinth of criss-crossed cobbled streets and lanes. With a thousand and one taverns serving up cold beer and Mediterranean food, numerous souvenir and gift shops, many days can be spent inside the city walls.
  • Day 4 - Sipan Island/Trstenik
    Dubrovnik – Sipan Island/Trstenik. Today we set sail for Sipan Island or Trstenik. Trstenik is a pretty harbour town, located on the north eastern tip of the Peljesac Peninsula. The quaint fishing village boasts beautiful unspoiled coves and beaches, fresh water springs and many restaurants and bars along the harbour side strip. Sipan Island is historically interesting. During the 15th century it was a chic summer getaway for the very best Dubrovnik families, many of whom built palaces on the island. Sipan’s beaches are never overcrowded so you’ll have no trouble finding a pleasant place to leap into the clear sea. Again, there are waterfront restaurants dishing up all seafood imaginable. Here the choice of restaurants is limited but the quality is not.
  • Day 5 - Korcula
    Sipan Island/Trstenik – Korcula. Korcula is one of the most charming and romantic islands of the 1000 or so off the Adriatic coast. Korcula old town is set in a mini fortress and for many people, brings to mind ‘Dubrovnik’. The distinctive white limestone which was used to build both towns originates from Vrnik, a tiny island just off Korcula. Ancient medieval walls surround hidden treasures; you will find architectural delights, including Renaissance palaces, cathedrals, museums and plenty more gems tucked away in its network of old cobbled streets. According to local legend, the famous world explorer, Marco Polo was born here in 1254 and you can even climb the tower which was said to be his home.
  • Day 6 - Pakleni Islands and Hvar
    Korcula – Pakleni Islands – Hvar. Today we cruise the Pakleni islands and onward to Hvar. The tiny archipelago (of about twenty islets) extend along the south side of Hvar. The islands covered in pine trees are known to local fisherman for ‘paklina’ (melted pine resin) used for ‘water proofing’ boat decking the islands also offer crystal clear waters and secluded beaches. Lunch on board, we sail onward to Hvar. Hvar is an island of sunshine and crickets, lavender, sage, rosemary and wine. Take a walk through the harbour town and be sure to sample some of the local wines and spirits, as well as fish and crustaceans, fished by Hvar fishermen.
  • Day 7 - Brac
    Hvar – Brac – Split. Cruise to the island of Brac, for swimming at the famous beach - Zlatni Rat. There is also time to swim in one of the islands other bays after lunch on board, before we return to Split. Enjoy a free afternoon and evening to explore the city your way.
  • Day 8 - Split
    Saturday – Split. Your perfect week of sailing concludes after breakfast

Tour Dates
Start DateEnd DatePriceLocal Payment
05 May 201213 May 2012A$729-
12 May 201220 May 2012A$729-
19 May 201227 May 2012A$729-
26 May 201203 Jun 2012A$849-
02 Jun 201210 Jun 2012A$849-
09 Jun 201217 Jun 2012A$849-
16 Jun 201224 Jun 2012A$849-
23 Jun 201201 Jul 2012A$849-
30 Jun 201208 Jul 2012A$969-
07 Jul 201215 Jul 2012A$969-
14 Jul 201222 Jul 2012A$969-
21 Jul 201229 Jul 2012A$969-
28 Jul 201205 Aug 2012A$969-
04 Aug 201212 Aug 2012A$969-
11 Aug 201219 Aug 2012A$969-
18 Aug 201226 Aug 2012A$969-
25 Aug 201202 Sep 2012A$969-
01 Sep 201209 Sep 2012A$969-
08 Sep 201216 Sep 2012A$849-
15 Sep 201223 Sep 2012A$849-
22 Sep 201230 Sep 2012A$729-
29 Sep 201207 Oct 2012A$729-
06 Oct 201214 Oct 2012A$729-
13 Oct 201221 Oct 2012A$729-
20 Oct 201228 Oct 2012A$729-
06 Apr 201314 Apr 2013A$729-
13 Apr 201321 Apr 2013A$729-
20 Apr 201328 Apr 2013A$729-
27 Apr 201305 May 2013A$729-
04 May 201312 May 2013A$729-
11 May 201319 May 2013A$729-
18 May 201326 May 2013A$729-
25 May 201302 Jun 2013A$849-
01 Jun 201309 Jun 2013A$849-
08 Jun 201316 Jun 2013A$849-
15 Jun 201323 Jun 2013A$849-
22 Jun 201330 Jun 2013A$849-
29 Jun 201307 Jul 2013A$969-
06 Jul 201314 Jul 2013A$969-
13 Jul 201321 Jul 2013A$969-
20 Jul 201328 Jul 2013A$969-
27 Jul 201304 Aug 2013A$969-
03 Aug 201311 Aug 2013A$969-
10 Aug 201318 Aug 2013A$969-
17 Aug 201325 Aug 2013A$969-
24 Aug 201301 Sep 2013A$969-
31 Aug 201308 Sep 2013A$969-
07 Sep 201315 Sep 2013A$849-
14 Sep 201322 Sep 2013A$849-
21 Sep 201329 Sep 2013A$849-
28 Sep 201306 Oct 2013A$729-
05 Oct 201313 Oct 2013A$729-
12 Oct 201320 Oct 2013A$729-
19 Oct 201327 Oct 2013A$729-
26 Oct 201303 Nov 2013A$729-
05 May 201213 May 2012A$729-
12 May 201220 May 2012A$729-
19 May 201227 May 2012A$729-
26 May 201203 Jun 2012A$929-
02 Jun 201210 Jun 2012A$929-
09 Jun 201217 Jun 2012A$929-
16 Jun 201224 Jun 2012A$929-
23 Jun 201201 Jul 2012A$929-
30 Jun 201208 Jul 2012A$1079-
07 Jul 201215 Jul 2012A$1079-
14 Jul 201222 Jul 2012A$1079-
21 Jul 201229 Jul 2012A$1079-
28 Jul 201205 Aug 2012A$1079-
04 Aug 201212 Aug 2012A$1079-
11 Aug 201219 Aug 2012A$1079-
18 Aug 201226 Aug 2012A$1079-
25 Aug 201202 Sep 2012A$1079-
01 Sep 201209 Sep 2012A$1079-
08 Sep 201216 Sep 2012A$929-
15 Sep 201223 Sep 2012A$929-
22 Sep 201230 Sep 2012A$729-
29 Sep 201207 Oct 2012A$729-
06 Oct 201214 Oct 2012A$729-
13 Oct 201221 Oct 2012A$729-
20 Oct 201228 Oct 2012A$729-
06 Apr 201314 Apr 2013A$729-
13 Apr 201321 Apr 2013A$729-
20 Apr 201328 Apr 2013A$729-
27 Apr 201305 May 2013A$729-
04 May 201312 May 2013A$729-
11 May 201319 May 2013A$729-
18 May 201326 May 2013A$729-
25 May 201302 Jun 2013A$929-
01 Jun 201309 Jun 2013A$929-
08 Jun 201316 Jun 2013A$929-
15 Jun 201323 Jun 2013A$929-
22 Jun 201330 Jun 2013A$929-
29 Jun 201307 Jul 2013A$1079-
06 Jul 201314 Jul 2013A$1079-
13 Jul 201321 Jul 2013A$1079-
20 Jul 201328 Jul 2013A$1079-
27 Jul 201304 Aug 2013A$1079-
03 Aug 201311 Aug 2013A$1079-
10 Aug 201318 Aug 2013A$1079-
17 Aug 201325 Aug 2013A$1079-
24 Aug 201301 Sep 2013A$1079-
31 Aug 201308 Sep 2013A$1079-
07 Sep 201315 Sep 2013A$929-
14 Sep 201322 Sep 2013A$929-
21 Sep 201329 Sep 2013A$929-
28 Sep 201306 Oct 2013A$729-
05 Oct 201313 Oct 2013A$729-
12 Oct 201320 Oct 2013A$729-
19 Oct 201327 Oct 2013A$729-
26 Oct 201303 Nov 2013A$729-

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