1.0Sailaway Vacationshttps://sailaway-vacations.comrich600338<blockquote class="wp-embedded-content" data-secret="IxYSFFUUb1"><a href="https://sailaway-vacations.com/index.php/croatia-sailing-region-central-dalmatia/">Croatia sailing – region – Central Dalmatia</a></blockquote><iframe sandbox="allow-scripts" security="restricted" src="https://sailaway-vacations.com/index.php/croatia-sailing-region-central-dalmatia/embed/#?secret=IxYSFFUUb1" width="600" height="338" title="“Croatia sailing – region – Central Dalmatia” — Sailaway Vacations" data-secret="IxYSFFUUb1" frameborder="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no" class="wp-embedded-content"></iframe><script> /*! 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Home to glamours Hvar, pristine Vis and the iconic Zlatni Rat beach. Perfect blend of history, nightlife and natural beauty that attracts sailors from around the world. Best for All levels & Party Lovers Season April – October Sailing Distance 8-22 NM between Islands What to see & do Split & Diocletian’s Palace UNESCO Site Living Roman palace with restaurants, shops, and nightlife. Perfect base for island hopping. Hvar Town Historic Town Lavender fields, Renaissance architecture, and vibrant nightlife. Croatia’s most glamorous destination. Brač Island Island Famous Zlatni Rat beach, stone quarries, and charming fishing villages like Bol. Vis Island Island Untouched nature, Blue Cave on Biševo, and authentic Dalmatian atmosphere. Blue Cave Natural Wonder Magical blue illumination in underwater cave on Biševo island. Unforgettable boat tour experience. Šolta Island Islands Peaceful escape with traditional villages, olive groves, and hidden coves.   Suggested 7-Day Itineraries Classic Central Dalmatia Split → Brač → Hvar → Vis → Šolta → Trogir → Split The perfect introduction to Croatia’s most popular sailing region with all the highlights. Highlights: Diocletian’s Palace Zlatni Rat beach Hvar nightlife Blue Cave excursion Day-by-day Itinerary Day 1: Split Diocletian’s Palace tour Riva waterfront stroll Provisions ACI Marina Split Base port Day 2: Bol, Brač Island Famous Zlatni Rat beach Vidova Gora hike Stone masonry villages ⚓ Bol harbor 15 NM (2 hours) Day 3: Hvar Town Spanish fortress views Lavender fields Hvar nightlife ⚓ Hvar town harbor 12 NM (1.5 hours) Day 4: Vis Island Blue Cave Biševo excursion Vis town authenticity Wine tasting ⚓ Vis town harbor 25 NM (3-4 hours) Day 5: Šolta Island Peaceful island atmosphere Traditional olive groves Traditional konoba dinner ⚓ Maslinica bay 20 NM (2.5 hours) Day 6: Trogir UNESCO old town St. Lawrence Cathedral Venetian architecture ⚓ Marina Dalmacija 8 NM (1 hour) Day 7: Return to Split Final sail back Equipment check Farewell dinner ⚓ ACI Marina Split 5 NM (45 minutes) Hidden Gems Explorer Split → Šolta → Vis → Biševo → Komiža → Hvar (Palmižana) → Split Discover the quieter side of Central Dalmatia with unique natural wonders and peaceful anchorages. Highlights: Secluded Šolta Authentic Vis Blue & Green Caves Palmižana lagoon Day-by-day Itinerary Day 1: Split Late afternoon departure Sunset sail Route briefing ⚓ ACI Marina Split Base port Day 2: Šolta Island Peaceful Maslinica bay Traditional village life Swimming in secluded coves ⚓ Maslinica 10 NM (1.5 hours) Day 3: Vis Island Authentic Dalmatian atmosphere Local wine cellars Untouched nature ⚓ Vis town 18 NM (2.5 hours) Day 4: Biševo Island Blue Cave morning visit Green Cave exploration Remote island experience ⚓ Porat bay (anchoring) 8 NM (1 hour) Day 5: Komiža, Vis Traditional fishing port Monastery on Vis hill Gourmet fish restaurants ⚓ Komiža harbor 5 NM (45 minutes) Day 6: Palmižana, Hvar Pakleni Islands lagoon Botanical garden Exclusive beach club ⚓ ACI Marina Palmižana 22 NM (3 hours) Day 7: Return to Split Final coastal sailing Island farewell Farewell sunset ⚓ ACI Marina Split 20 NM (2.5 hours) Practical Information Sailing conditions Winds: Maestral 10-20 knots, reliable Channels: Brač and Hvar channels can be choppy Best months: May-September Water temp: 20-26°C in season Popular Marinas Split: ACI Marina, city center Hvar: Limited berths, book ahead Bol (Brač): Small but beautiful marina Vis: Town harbor, basic facilities Family Adventures in Central Dalmatia “Central Dalmatia offers something for everyone in our family. The kids (6, 12, and 15) love the famous Zlatni Rat beach on Brač – it’s like a natural water park with its changing shape and crystal-clear water. Our teenagers enjoy the atmosphere in Hvar town, while the little one is fascinated by the Roman ruins in Split.” “Vis island is our secret gem – less crowded and more authentic. The Blue Cave excursion to Biševo is magical, especially in the morning light. Šolta is perfect for peaceful family dinners in traditional konobas with locally caught fish.”https://sailaway-vacations.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/split-Bewi6FbB.jpg800600