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Sample Route from 
Trogir to Korcula 

If you are setting sail from Trogir and would like to spend each night on a different island, there are many great options to choose from. Here are some suggestions for the order of visits if you wish to explore the islands of Solta, Brac, Hvar, Vis and Korcula:

Overview
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    Solta: Begin your journey on the island of Solta, just a short boat ride from Trogir. You can visit the picturesque bays of Maslinica and Necujam before moving on to the next destination.      
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    Brac: Next, stop at the island of Brac and visit the charming town of Bol and the bay of Zlatni Rat, famous for its beautiful pebble beach. 
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    Hvar: The island of Hvar offers many opportunities for relaxation and exploration, including the stunning bays of Dubovica and Stiniva. You can also visit the picturesque towns of Hvar and Stari Grad. 
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     Vis: The island of Vis is known for its unspoilt nature and tranquil coves. You can visit the bays of Stiniva and Srebrna or explore the mysterious Blue Cave. 
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    Korcula: End your journey on the beautiful island of Korcula, known for its medieval old town and lovely bays such as Pupnatska Luka and Vaja.  

Of course there are many other great islands and bays you can visit on your trip, but these suggestions should give you a good idea of where to start. It is always advisable to check local weather conditions and navigation notices before planning and departing on your journey. 

If you sail from Trogir spending each night on a different island and visiting Solta, Brac, Hvar, Vis and Korcula, you will cover a total of approximately 150–200 nautical miles. The exact distance, however, depends on the route you take and how often you stop to visit bays or engage in other activities. 

To give you an idea of the approximate nautical miles you will sail, here are the distances between the islands:

  • Trogir to Solta: 6–8 nautical miles
  • Solta to Brac: 20–25 nautical miles
  • Brac to Hvar: 10–15 nautical miles
  • Hvar to Vis: 15–20 nautical miles
  • Vis to Korcula: 35–40 nautical miles
  • Korcula back to Trogir: 60–70 nautical miles

The exact distances may vary depending on the route you choose and the anchorages you visit. It is also important to note that when navigating on the open sea you should keep an eye on the weather and may need to alter your route or adjust anchorages to ensure safe conditions.  

The Island of Solta

The island of Solta in Croatia has some beautiful bays to offer. Here are some of the most interesting bays on the island:  

  1. Bay of Maslinica – This picturesque bay on the western coast of the island is a popular anchorage for sailors. There are also several restaurants and cafés nearby. 
  2. Bay of Necujam – The largest bay on the island offers crystal-clear water and a beautiful beach. There is also a promenade with restaurants and bars along the beach. 
  3. Bay of Tatinja – This secluded bay on the southern coast of the island offers crystal-clear water and a beautiful landscape. There are no facilities nearby, making it a great spot for peace and relaxation. 
  4. Bay of Stomorska – This picturesque bay in the north of the island is a popular anchorage for sailors. There is also a promenade with restaurants and cafés along the beach. 
  5. Bay of Rogac – This bay on the northern coast of the island is an important ferry port for the island and also offers a beautiful beach and crystal-clear water.  
Picturesque bay on the island of Solta – anchorage stop on the sample route from Split

Each bay on Solta has its own charm and atmosphere, so it is well worth exploring them all to see which suits your needs and preferences best.  

Island of Brac

The Croatian island of Brac has many bays and beaches to offer, many of which boast crystal-clear turquoise water and a picturesque landscape. Here are some of the most interesting bays on Brac:  

  1. Bay of Bol – The bay of Bol is famous for its celebrated beach Zlatni Rat, which extends out into the sea. The bay also offers many other beaches and crystal-clear water. 
  2. Bay of Lovrecina – This remote bay on the northern coast of the island has a beautiful sandy beach and is surrounded by olive groves.
  3. Bay of Sumartin – This picturesque bay on the eastern coast of the island offers clear water, a pebble beach and a ferry port. 
  4. Bay of Pucisca – This bay in the northwest of the island is known for its white limestone and stone-masonry craft. There are also several beaches nearby. 
  5. Bay of Bobovisca – This small bay on the western coast of the island has crystal-clear water and a charming harbour.  

Each bay on Brac has its own beauty and unique atmosphere, so it is well worth exploring several bays to see which suits your needs and preferences best.  

The Island of HVAR

The island of Hvar in Croatia offers some wonderful bays well worth a visit. Here are some interesting bays on Hvar:  

  1. Dubovica: This bay is one of the most popular on the island of Hvar and is often described as one of the most beautiful bays in Croatia. With its crystal-clear water and white sandy beach it is a perfect spot for swimming and relaxing. 
  2. Stiniva: The bay of Stiniva is a hidden cove accessible only on foot or by boat. It is surrounded by high cliffs which give it a special charm. The beach is pebbly, but the turquoise water more than makes up for it. 
  3. Palmizana: This bay is located on the nearby island of St. Clement and is a popular destination for boat trips from Hvar. The beach consists of small pebbles and the crystal-clear water is perfect for snorkelling. 
  4. Zarace: The bay of Zarace is surrounded by rocks and offers crystal-clear water and a picturesque landscape. The beach is pebbly but sunbeds and parasols are available for hire. 
  5. Milna: The bay of Milna is a sheltered bay on the northern coast of Hvar. The beach consists of pebbles and offers calm, shallow water ideal for swimming.  

These are just some of the interesting bays on the island of Hvar. There are many more worth visiting that showcase the beauty of the island and its coastline.  

The Island of Korcula

Korcula is a beautiful island in Croatia and offers some interesting bays to explore. Here are some of the best bays on Korcula:  

  1. Pupnatska Luka: This bay is one of the most beautiful on the island of Korcula and offers a spectacular view of the turquoise water and surrounding hills. The beach consists of pebbles and is a popular spot for swimming and sunbathing.
  2. Bacva: This remote bay is located on the northern coast of the island and is accessible only on foot or by boat. The beach consists of fine gravel and offers clear water and a breathtaking view of the sea and surrounding mountains.
  3. Vaja: The bay of Vaja is situated on the northern coast of Korcula and is known for its crystal-clear water and picturesque surroundings. The beach is rocky and offers a peaceful spot for swimming and relaxing.
  4. Rasohatica: This is another beautiful bay on the island of Korcula, offering clear water and a sandy beach. The surroundings are framed by pine trees and greenery, making the bay particularly picturesque.
  5. Przina: The bay of Przina is located on the southern coast of Korcula and is known for its long sandy beach and shallow water ideal for swimming and snorkelling. The surroundings are characterised by vineyards and olive groves, lending the bay a special atmosphere.
Przina beach on Korcula – sandy beach with clear Adriatic water on the sailing route
The Island of Ston

The island of Ston in Croatia is small, but it offers some beautiful bays well worth a visit. Here are some interesting bays on Ston:  

  1. Prapratno: This bay is located on the south-eastern coast of the island and is known for its wide sandy beach and crystal-clear water. The bay is a popular destination for families and offers many opportunities for swimming, sunbathing and relaxing. 
  2. Bokarica: This remote bay is located on the north-western coast of the island and is accessible only by boat. The bay is surrounded by pine trees and olive groves and offers clear water and a calm, relaxed atmosphere. 
  3. Mali Ston: The bay of Mali Ston is a small bay on the south-western coast of the island and is known for its oyster farming and picturesque fishermen's houses. The beach consists of pebbles and offers clear water and a view of the surrounding mountains. 
  4. Zuljana: This bay is located on the mainland opposite the island of Ston and is known for its long sandy beach and clear water. The bay offers many opportunities for swimming, sunbathing and water sports. Hodilje: This bay is another remote cove on the north-western coast of the island and is accessible only by boat. The bay is surrounded by pine forests and offers clear water and a calm, unspoilt atmosphere.  

These are just some of the interesting bays on the island of Ston. There are many more worth visiting that showcase the beauty of the island and its coastline.  

Island of Mljet

Mljet is a beautiful island in Croatia and offers some fascinating bays to explore. Here are some of the most interesting bays on Mljet:    

  1. Saplunara: This bay is located in the south-east of the island and is known for its beautiful sandy beach and crystal-clear water. The beach is surrounded by pine forests and offers a breathtaking view of the sea. 
  2. Blace: The bay of Blace is located in the west of the island and is known for its unspoilt beauty and breathtaking views of the sea and surrounding islands. The beach consists of pebbles and offers a calm and relaxed ambience. 
  3. Okuklje: This bay is one of the most picturesque on Mljet and offers crystal-clear water and a charming harbour. The bay is surrounded by hills and pine forests and offers many opportunities for swimming and relaxing. 
  4. Limuni: This remote bay is located on the northern side of the island and is accessible only on foot or by boat. The bay is surrounded by high cliffs and pine trees and offers crystal-clear water and a picturesque setting. 
  5. Prozurska Luka: This bay is located in the north-east of the island and is known for its crystal-clear waters and picturesque fishermen's houses. The bay offers many opportunities for swimming and relaxing as well as a breathtaking view of the sea and surrounding hills.  

These are just some of the interesting bays on Mljet. There are many more bays worth visiting that showcase the beauty of the island and its coastline.

Island of Vis

Vis is a beautiful island in Croatia and offers some fascinating bays to explore. Here are some of the most interesting bays on Vis:      

  1. Stiniva: This bay is located on the southern coast of Vis and is accessible only on foot. It is surrounded by steep cliffs and crystal-clear water and offers one of the most beautiful coves on the island. 
  2. Srebrna: This bay is known for its long, white pebble beach and crystal-clear water. It is one of the largest bays on Vis and offers many opportunities for swimming and relaxing. 
  3. Stoncica: This bay is located on the northern coast of Vis and is known for its gentle sandy beach and shallow, clear water. The bay is also a popular spot for snorkellers, as it is home to an abundance of marine life.
  4. Milna: This bay is one of the most picturesque on Vis and offers a beautiful harbour and a breathtaking landscape. The bay is surrounded by pine trees and olive groves and offers clear water and a calm, relaxed spot for swimming and sunbathing. 
  5. Rukavac: This bay is located in the south-east of Vis and is known for its clear turquoise waters and picturesque setting. The bay is surrounded by hills and pine forests and offers many opportunities for snorkelling and relaxing.  

These are just some of the interesting bays on the island of Vis. There are many more bays worth visiting that showcase the beauty of the island and its coastline.

The Kornati Islands

The Kornati Islands consist of more than 140 uninhabited and inhabited islands, many of which have beautiful bays inviting you to swim and snorkel. Here are some of the most interesting bays in the Kornati archipelago:      

  1. Telascica Bay: This bay is one of the most famous in the Kornati archipelago and offers an impressive landscape with cliffs, caves and crystal-clear water. The bay is a popular spot for swimming, snorkelling and diving. 
  2. Vruje Bay: This bay is known for its spectacular nature and unspoilt beauty. The bay is surrounded by cliffs and pine forests and offers clear water and a tranquil atmosphere. 
  3. Levrnaka Bay: This bay is located on the island of Levrnaka and is known for its unique shape and crystal-clear waters. The bay is a popular anchorage for boats and offers many opportunities for swimming and snorkelling. 
  4. Žakan Bay: This bay is located on the island of Žakan and offers clear water, a sandy beach and a breathtaking landscape. The bay is a popular destination for swimmers and snorkellers. 
  5. Mana Bay: This bay is located on the island of Mana and offers crystal-clear water and a picturesque setting. The bay is a calm and relaxed spot for swimming and relaxing.  

These are just some of the interesting bays in the Kornati Islands. There are many more bays worth visiting that showcase the beauty of the islands and their coastline.