Cruising Areas & Bays

Islands, anchorages and marinas in Dalmatia, described first hand.

Articles on this topic

• Hvar by Catamaran: Bays, Harbours and the Right Route Hvar is much more than its famous main town. Discover the island from the water, from lively coastal towns and quiet bays to Stari Grad, Vrboska, Jelsa and the Pakleni Islands. We show you how Hvar can become part of a flexible sailing route from Trogir and why the best itinerary always depends on your crew, the weather and the conditions.
• Sailing the Kornati: National Park, Bays, and Fees The Kornati sailing area offers barren karst landscapes and profound peace. This article covers specific bays, national park fees, and trip details from Trogir.
• Šolta mit dem Katamaran: Buchten, Häfen und die schönsten Stopps
• Sailing off Hvar: Harbors, the Pakleni Islands, and Routes The elongated island of Hvar in Central Dalmatia bridges urban coastal life with expansive natural landscapes. Just offshore, the Pakleni Islands expand the sailing area with a highly diverse archipelago.
• Brač vom Wasser aus: Milna, Bobovišća, Lučice und mehr
• Sailing to Vis: The Blue Cave on Biševo and Coastal Bays A sailing trip to the island of Vis in Central Dalmatia connects historic harbor towns like Komiža with a visit to the Blue Cave on the neighboring island of Biševo.
• Pakleni Islands off Hvar: A Small Island Paradise of Bays and Anchorages Just off the town of Hvar lies a small cruising area of its own. We explain the differences between Palmižana, Vinogradišće, Marinkovac and Jerolim, and why the right choice always depends on your crew and the conditions.