Luxury catamaran skippered sailing week Rogac Croatia

A sailing excursion would be ideal from Rogac, a charming hamlet on the island of Solta near Split, Croatia. With its gorgeous coastal vistas and crystal-clear seas, this quaint marina provides a peaceful haven. The community is renowned for its tranquil atmosphere, which makes it the perfect starting point for trips along the stunning Dalmatian coast. Sail to neighboring sites such as the peaceful island of Zlarin and the ancient town of Maslinica with ease from Rogac. Surrounding the area are charming beaches, verdant landscapes, and quiet coves that offer the perfect balance of action and leisure. Rogac is an ideal starting point to discover the most remarkable sailing sites in Croatia, be it the bustling coastal towns or the serene Adriatic.

Step aboard the magnificent Lagoon 42 catamaran and set sail on an opulent weekly skippered sailing trip. Depart from the tranquil Marina Rogač on the island of Šolta, located only 9 nautical miles from Split. This place is a great starting point for seeing Croatia's breathtaking northern coast, which is home to pristine bays, quaint coastal towns, and clean waters. The route offers a unique combination of nature, culture, and relaxation, leading you on a stunning journey from Rogač to lovely sites like Maslinica, Zlarin, and the well-known Krka National Park.

Constructed in 2017, the Lagoon 42 catamaran provides four opulent cabins, each featuring an en suite bathroom, for guests seeking roomy and elegant accommodations. With enough space for dining, relaxing, and sunbathing, the catamaran can accommodate up to 10 passengers and boasts a beautiful and modern design. Air conditioning, an espresso machine, a fully stocked kitchen, and other amenities for a comfortable stay are all part of the nicely designed interior. In order to ensure a smooth and safe sailing experience, the yacht also has contemporary navigational tools including a GPS chart plotter, autopilot and VHF radio.

Included in this charter package is the services of an expert skipper who will lead you around the charming islands and undiscovered treasures of Croatia as you relax and enjoy your vacation to the fullest. The cost includes the yacht, the skipper, bedding, towels, and necessary equipment; gasoline, port charges, and food are extra. You'll be free to wander around gorgeous seaside towns, savor delectable regional fare, and unwind in some of the most immaculate Adriatic waters. This weekly skippered charter is the best way to see Croatia's natural beauty, whether your goals are to swim in secret coves, tour medieval cities, or just relax on deck.

ITINERARY:

• Day 1: Rogač to Maslinica
Set sail from Rogac, the charming coastal town on Solta Island, to Maslinica, nestled behind six islets. Explore Maslinica’s Baroque castle, now a hotel, and the nearby Martinis Marchi Marina. If needed, anchor in the sheltered bay of Sesula.

• Day 2: Maslinica to Zlarin
Sail to Zlarin Island, part of the Sibenik archipelago. Enjoy the 18th-century charm of Zlarin's harbor and explore its historical sites. Visit the coral-fishing community and pristine Magarna Bay. If winds are unfavorable, stay overnight in Zlarin or the nearby island of Prvic, known for its serene landscapes and historical landmarks.

• Day 3: Zlarin to Skradin (NP Krka)
Navigate through the Krka River canyon to Skradin, a gateway to Krka National Park. Explore the stunning Skradinski buk waterfall and Visovac Island with its Franciscan monastery. Enjoy Skradin’s local cuisine and scenic views.

• Day 4: Skradin to Sibenik to Tribunj
Visit Šibenik, home to the UNESCO-listed St. Jacob's Cathedral and St. Mihovil Fortress. Continue to Tribunj, a picturesque fishing village known for its seafood, wine, and olive oil. Enjoy local festivities and explore its charming streets and beaches.

• Day 5: Tribunj to Primosten
Sail to Primosten, an island connected to the mainland by a causeway. Explore its historic churches, vibrant town life, and nearby vineyards. Dock in Marina Kremik or Marina Frapa for a relaxing evening or enjoy the nightlife at the popular “Aurora” disco club.

• Day 6: Primosten to Trogir
Head to Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage site with well-preserved Romanesque-Gothic architecture. Stroll through its medieval streets, visit the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, and explore the city's historic buildings and charming atmosphere.

• Day 7: Trogir to Krknjasi Bay to Rogac
Sail around Mali and Veliki Drvenik Islands, stopping at Krknjasi Bay for a swim. Return to Rogac, concluding your journey with a relaxing evening at the starting point.

This itinerary offers a blend of historical exploration, natural beauty, and local culture, ensuring a memorable sailing experience along Croatia’s stunning coastline.