Overnight skippered holiday voyage Rogac Croatia

An ideal place to begin a sailing journey is Rogac, a charming village on the Croatian island of Solta, close to Split. With its pristine waters and breathtaking views of the coast, this quaint marina provides a peaceful haven. The town is a great starting point for visiting the stunning Dalmatian coast because of its tranquil vibe. You may sail from Rogac to adjacent locations such as the peaceful island of Zlarin and the ancient town of Maslinica with ease. The region offers a lovely mix of adventure and leisure with its quiet bays, verdant landscapes, and hospitable beaches. Rogac provides a great starting point to the best sailing locations in Croatia, whether your goal is to explore energetic coastal cities or just take in the serene beauty of the Adriatic.

Sail away on the elegant Beneteau Oceanis 41.1 for a weekly skippered sailing trip. Depart from the peaceful Marina Rogac on the island of Solta, which is only 9 nautical miles from Split. This ideal position offers the ideal springboard for exploring Croatia's magnificent northern coast, which is well-known for its glistening waters, secluded bays, and quaint seaside towns.

With three sophisticated cabins and two bathrooms, the Beneteau Oceanis 41.1, constructed in 2019, provides chic and cozy lodging for up to eight people. The boat has a roomy cabin with air conditioning, a fully functional galley that includes a cook, oven, and refrigerator, and a comfortable lounge for lounging. There is a spacious deck area for dining and sunbathing, as well as a cockpit furnished with cushions and a shower. The boat is equipped with contemporary navigational tools, such as an autopilot, GPS chart plotter, and VHF radio, to provide a pleasant and secure sailing experience.

An expert skipper will accompany you on your charter and lead you around Croatia's breathtaking islands and undiscovered treasures. The yacht, the skipper, towels, bed linens, and other equipment are all included in the package. Provisions for food, fuel and port charges are extra.

Discover fascinating locations such as the quiet island of Zlarin, known for its red coral and quaint harbor, Prvić, which offers peaceful bays and historical landmarks, and Maslinica, which boasts a picturesque Baroque castle and a new marina. Travel to the magnificent Krka National Park, renowned for its verdant surroundings and gushing waterfalls. Swim in secret coves, unwind in the crystal-clear Adriatic waters and discover the rich history and distinctive local character of these charming villages along the way. This skippered charter is a unique way to take in Croatia's natural beauty and rich cultural legacy since it provides the ideal balance of action and relaxation.

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 an incredible sailing experience along Croatia's stunning coastline, fusing historical exploration with natural beauty and the dynamic spirit of the region. You'll come across quaint coastal towns, historic sites, and gorgeous scenery that highlight Croatia's rich past as you travel through the crystal-clear waters. This tour promises an engaging and unforgettable experience that will leave you with lasting impressions of Croatia's distinct charm, whether you're enthralled by the gorgeous natural surroundings, savoring the original local food or both.