Flotilla sailing Brač | Croatia

Marina Agana is only a 20-minute drive from Split airport, located in a small town - Marina. While waiting for boarding after check-in, guests can have lunch at one of the restaurants, stock up on supplies or simply head to the beach with a coffee or cocktail.

Sunday starts with a flotilla breakfast and briefing, here you will learn details about the route as well as ideas for the day stops for lunch. The destination for the evening is Bobovišća Bay, located on the western side of the island of Brač, 18 nautical miles from the base, it is a small town with 2 restaurants. The bay is perfect for kayaking and paddling. The town of Milna with its bars and nightlife is just a 5-minute taxi ride away for those looking for a night out.

Leaving Bobovišća Bay, you head northeast and begin your trek around the island. Along the way, the northern shore has several beautiful coves to spend an afternoon swimming or snorkeling, such as Splitska or Postire coves. Another place on the way is the town of Supetar - a lively place full of tourists and hotel resorts. This evening's overnight destination is the town of Pučišća, at the end of a deep and protected bay. This town has a deep tradition of stonemasonry with a rich history just waiting to be told.

The day off is an opportunity to choose your own destination for the evening. To the east is the bay of Luka or Povlja on the island of Brač with excellent shelter and anchoring possibilities. The city of Makarska is a modern and lively city, with great nightlife and beaches. For hikers or nature lovers, Biokovo mountain has an awe-inspiring skywalk. The town of Sumartin is the youngest town on the island of Brač, but has the oldest shipbuilding industry in the Adriatic. The town of Bol is located on the southern tip of the island of Brač, right next to the famous Golden Horn beach. Bol is popular with windsurfers and divers and is home to the highest peak of all Dalmatian islands. Ask for more options on your day off.

The fleet reunites on the island of Hvar, on the northern side in a sheltered bay of Vrboska. This city is known as "Little Venice" because the bay goes so deep inland that it resembles a canal. The fleet will spend the night on a city wharf, which is a great place for a rakija tasting. Rakija is a schnapps, grappa or liquor, there are different names and even more flavours.

It is a short sailing trip from Vrboska to Lučice Bay, only 16 nautical miles, which allows many stops and explorations along the way. For example, stop at Golden Horn Beach on Brač, Smrka Bay on Brač and see an old submarine tunnel, or Blaca Bay where you can walk to a monastery carved into living rock. Once you have arrived in Lučice Bay, you can go snorkeling and explore the caves along the bay. A group meal is planned for this evening at a local restaurant, and the town of Milna is about a 20-minute walk away for those wishing to explore further inland.

Friday is the day the fleet returns to base. If the weather allows it, guests can sail back along the south side of Šolta Island, visiting coves such as Tatinja or Jorja along the way, or even stopping in the town of Maslinica to explore. In the evening prizes are given out and guests can choose to spend the night in the Marina town or take a taxi to Trogir to visit the old centre of the town, a place full of history.