Split area itinerary

Because of its incredible tourist and nautical offers, and thanks to the proximity of Split airport, train and bus stations, a ferry port, and a highway connection, the Split area and region become the most popular cruising areas in Croatia. Split is also the largest city on the Adriatic coast, and marinas around Split are the main starting points for the majority of yachts in charter.

Our yacht charter fleet in the sailing area of Split is mainly situated in the ACI marina in Split, Marina Katela, Marina Trogir, and Marina Baoti near Trogir. There are also smaller starting ports located around Split, like Rogac on Solta Island, Baska Voda, Makarska, and Primosten.

During the spring and summer months, Split airport is well connected with the majority of European cities with low-cost flights. In recent years, low-cost airline companies increased the number of direct lines to Split. Various ferry lines from Split offer connections with the nearby central Dalmatian islands (Brac, Hvar, Korcula, Vis, Lastovo, and Solta) and a daily connection to Ancona, Italy. There is also coastal ferry service between the city and Dubrovnik to the south and Rijeka to the north.

Islands: Vis, Hvar, and Brac

The islands of the Split region contrast with each other. For instance, the island of Brac is the largest and biggest island in Croatia, additionally a standout amongst the other islands, and the most developed with respect to tourism. Tourist hot spots on the island of Brac are Supetar, Bol, and Milna. Zlatni rat beach near the town of Bol is a good choice to visit with a yacht. The island of Solta is smaller and not as tourist developed, but has the advantage of being untouched by civilization. It is located opposite the city of Split. Vis Island, with its numerous beautiful bays and caves and untouched nature, is gaining popularity year after year. The town of Komiza is a well known fishermen’s town in Central Dalmatia. The island of Bisevo is exceptional due to the Blue Cave and its memorable experience, Medvida Cave, which are viewed as mind boggling natural marvels. The island of Hvar is likewise a notable destination, especially for nautical tourism and also called the party destination, and has the urban areas of Hvar, Stari Grad (Old City), Jelsa, Vrbovska, and Sucuraj. Along the coastline, there is the city of Split and its surrounding towns and ports. Part is the most populated, and it is the focal point of this current locale’s economy and additionally the biggest seaport in Croatia. In Central Dalmatia, there are two destinations that are under the protection of UNESCO: Diocletian’s royal residence in Split and the old town in the heart of Trogir. Part is the focal point of the Split–Dalmatian County, which makes the city a noteworthy and focal traveler goal in Central Dalmatia.

ACI marina Split is the best location to start your yacht charter vacation in Croatia. Split, a town on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, is known for its beaches and the fortresslike complex at its center, Diocletian’s Palace, erected by the Roman emperor in the 4th century. Once home to thousands, its sprawling remains include more than 200 buildings. Within its white stone walls and under its courtyards are a cathedral and numerous shops, bars, cafes, hotels, and houses. With a large fleet of yachts in the Split charter area, you can visit several islands in a 7- or 14-day charter. All marinas are equipped with a supermarket, so you don’t need to worry about groceries, food, or beverages.

Area: 79.38 km2
Population: 178,102 (2011)
Area code: +385 21

Route duration : 7 days

day 1 : Split – Veli Drvenik, Krknjaši bay
day 2 : Veli Drvenik, Krknjaši bay – Primošten
day 3 : Primošten – Piškera, NP Kornati
day 4 : Piškera – Zlarin
day 5 : Zlarin – Skradin, NP Krka
day 6 : Skradin – Rogoznica
day 7 : Rogoznica – Split

Route duration : 14 days

day 1 : Split – Milna, Brač
day 2 : Milna, Brač – Palmižana, Hvar
day 3 : Palmižana, Hvar – town Hvar (Hvar)
day 4 : town Hvar – Komiža
day 5 : Komiža – Biševo – Ravnik – Vela Luka (Korčula)
day 6 : Vela Luka – Lastovo (Zaklopatica)
day 7 : Lastovo – Mljet (Polače)
day 8 : Polače, NP Mljet – Dubrovnik
day 9 : Dubrovnik – Okuklje (Mljet)
day 10 : Okuklje – Korčula, city
day 11 : Korčula – Jelsa
day 12 : Jelsa – Lučice bay (Brač)
day 13 : Lučice bay (Brač) – Maslinica (Šolta)
day 14 : Maslinica – Split

The Old Town of Trogir is located just 5 minutes from Split airport and has 3 marinas: ACI Marina Trogir, SCT Marina Trogir, and Marina Baoti in Seget Donji, just near Trogir. Trogir is a town on the central Adriatic coast of Croatia. Its preserved old town, known for its mix of Renaissance, Baroque, and Romanesque buildings, lies on a small island connected to the mainland and the island of iovo by bridges. The 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence houses the Renaissance Chapel of St. John and offers sweeping views from its bell tower. Parts of the medieval city walls remain intact. With a large fleet of yachts in the Trogir charter area, you can visit several islands in a 7- or 14-day charter. All marinas are equipped with a supermarket, so you don’t need to worry about groceries, food, or beverages.

Area: 35 km²
Population: 13,260 (2011)
Postal code: 21220

Route duration : 7 days

day 1 : Trogir – Veli Drvenik, Krknjaši bay
day 2 : Krknjaši bay – Primošten
day 3 : Primošten – Piškera, NP Kornati
day 4 : Piškera – Zlarin
day 5 : Zlarin – Skradin, NP Krka
day 6 : Skradin – Rogoznica
day 7 : Rogoznica – Trogir

Route duration : 14 days

day 1 : Trogir – Maslinica (Šolta)
day 2 : Maslinica – Milna, Brač
day 3 : Milna – Palmižana, Hvar
day 4 : Palmižana – Komiža
day 5 : Komiža – Biševo – Ravnik – Vela Luka (Korcula)
day 6 : Vela Luka – Lastovo (Zaklopatica)
day 7 : Lastovo – Mljet (Polače)
day 8 : Polače, NP Mljet – Dubrovnik
day 9 : Dubrovnik – Mljet (Okuklje)
day 10 : Okuklje – Korčula, city
day 11 : Korčula – Jelsa
day 12 : Jelsa – Lučice bay (Brač)
day 13 : Lučice bay (Brač) – Krknjaši bay
day 14 : Krknjaši bay – Trogir

Marina Kastela is located 10 minutes from Split Airport and 15 minutes from Split Center. Katela is an agglomeration of seven small settlements in Croatia, located northwest of the city of Split, west of Solin, and east of Trogir, on the central Dalmatian coast. It’s one of the largest marinas in Croatia, and it’s fully equipped. With a large fleet of yachts in the Katela charter area, you can visit several islands in a 7- or 14-day charter. All marinas are equipped with a supermarket, so you don’t need to worry about groceries, food, or beverages.

Area: 57.67 km²
Elevation: 3 m
Population: 38,667 (2011)
Area code: 021

Route duration : 7 days

day 1 : Kaštela – Veli Drvenik, Krknjaši bay
day 2 : Krknjaši bay – Primošten
day 3 : Primošten – Piškera, NP Kornati
day 4 : Piškera – Zlarin
day 5 : Zlarin – Skradin, NP Krka
day 6 : Skradin – Rogoznica
day 7 : Rogoznica – Kaštela

Route duration : 14 days

day 1 : Kaštela – Maslinica (Šolta)
day 2 : Maslinica – Milna, Brač
day 3 : Milna – Palmižana, Hvar
day 4 : Palmižana – Komiža
day 5 : Komiža – Biševo – Ravnik – Vela Luka (Korcula)
day 6 : Vela Luka – Lastovo (Zaklopatica)
day 7 : Lastovo – Mljet (Polače)
day 8 : Polače, NP Mljet – Dubrovnik
day 9 : Dubrovnik – Mljet (Okuklje)
day 10 : Okuklje – Korčula, city
day 11 : Korčula – Jelsa
day 12 : Jelsa – Lučice bay (Brač)
day 13 : Lučice bay (Brač) – Krknjaši bay
day 14 : Krknjaši bay – Kaštela