Navigare Yachting's 7-day suggested sailing route Dubrovnik – Trogir

DESTINATIONS DAY DISTANCE (from – to) 1 Saturday Dubrovnik – Šipanska Luka (Island of Šipan) 15 NM 2 Sunday Island of Šipan – Polače (Island of Mljet) 21 NM 3 Monday Island of Mljet – Korčula (Island of Korčula) 15 NM Island of Korčula – Skrivena Luka (Island of 4 Tuesday 25 NM Lastovo) 5 Wednesday Island of Lastovo – Vis (Island of Vis) 35 NM 6 Thursday Island of Vis – Hvar (Island of Hvar) 13 NM 7 Friday Island of Hvar – Marina Seget Donji (Trogir) 25 NM

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Day 1, Saturday: Dubrovnik – Šipanska Luka (Island of Šipan) (15 NM), Swimming at Lopud

Šipanska Luka: Here you will experience the first glimpse (and taste!) of the Croatian coast. The Island of Šipan offers a broad range of gastronomy offers, as well as a lush nature of the largest of the Elaphiti Islands. We recommend visiting one of the traditional restaurants (konoba) and taking a walk in island’s rich vegetation (palm trees, olives, figs, fruits).

Day 2, Sunday: Island of Šipan – Polače (Island of Mljet) (21 NM)

Polače: Being a part of the Mljet National Park (northern Island of Mljet), Polače offers a great variety of fish to taste, sports to play and sites to see. After enjoying the beautiful azure sea and a secluded sandy beach, you can go on exploring the Mljet National Park's two saltwater lakes, Large and Small Lake (Veliko i Malo jezero). It is a nice long walk (the lakes stretch for more than 4 km) during which you can also visit a former medieval Benedictine monastery on an islet Melita (Sveta Marija) situated in the middle of the Large Lake.

Day 3, Monday: Island of Mljet – Korčula (Island of Korčula) (15 NM)

Korčula (Korkyra): A charming ancient town on the east side of the island of the same name. You will be amazed by the medieval architecture and other attractions Korčula has to offer: traditional restaurants showing off the Croatian cuisine, rich nightlife by the beautiful sea. It is a perfect combination of something old and something new.

Day 4, Tuesday: Island of Korčula – Skrivena Luka (Island of Lastovo) (25 NM) swimming at Lastovnjaci

Skrivena Luka: A well-known village by the locals, but not a common tourist spot – that would be the definition of this small secluded bay (thus the name, Hidden Harbour) on the southern side of the Island of Lastovo, known by the locals as Portorus. It is famous for its lighthouse Struga, the oldest one in Croatia, as well as for diverse contents (from gastronomy to accommodation). The nature is intact and gives you a great image of Mediterranean atmosphere.

Day 5, Wednesday: Island of Lastovo – Vis (Island of Vis) (35 NM)

Island of Vis: Being a perfect blend of local lifestyle and tourist atmosphere, the Island of Vis will not disappoint you! You can enjoy the local architecture (Stiniva, St George’s fortress) and gastronomy, as well as many other activities such as sports or summer events, and all that being situated in a beautiful nature and easy-going atmosphere. Vis is one among many great sailor spots. Close to the Island of Vis is located the Island of Biševo, which holds the Blue Cave (Modra špilja) that we certainly recommend visiting. Cove Stončica is the place ideal for swimming.

Day 6, Thursday: Island of Vis – Hvar (Island of Hvar) (13 NM) swimming at Paklinski otoci

Hvar: The inevitable stop in your Croatian adventure is the sunniest island in the Adriatic and its main town of the same name. The island bathes in one of the clearest parts of Adriatic and offers a stunning view from the waterfront, both towards the sea and the old town

(Hvar fortress). Apart from the charm this town has and its nightlife, you can find many secluded beaches and rocky coves on the island. Paklinski otovi (Hell Islands) nearby Hvar are recommended to spend the day at the beach.

Day 7, Friday: Island of Hvar – Marina Seget Donji (Trogir) (25 NM)

Trogir: In Trogir, a member of the UNESCO’s World Heritage list, you will experience a mix of local traditions and tourist attractions. It offers a tranquil day life and rich nightlife, all wrapped in its beautiful medieval architecture and a more easy-going rhythm. During the day, you can explore different parts of Trogir and the Island of Čiovo, with which it is connected by bridges. During the night, you can enjoy the vivid atmosphere in many restaurants and bars.