Trogir - Kornati - Krka

Hvar
Golden horn brac
Korcula
Mljet
Hvar
Golden horn brac
Korcula
Mljet
  • Day 1

    Trogir - 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

Trogir – Kornati – Krka Route Image

Detailed Itinerary by days

Day 1
Trogir - Veli Drvenik, Krknjaši bay

Start at Trogir, a UNESCO treasure where mediaeval stone whispers Venetian stories. Go west to Veli Drvenik's secret cove, Krknjaši Bay. Anchor amid pine-clad cliffs, plunge into water so pure it reflects the heavens, and relax over grilled fish at a rustic konoba. The silence of the bay seems like a secret just you know as stars penetrate the night.

Day 2
Veli Drvenik, Krknjaši bay - Primošten

Primošten, an island with a red-roofed old village, may be reached by sailing south. Indulge in a refreshing swim beneath the famous "stone heart" vineyard before meandering through lavender-scented cobblestone pathways. Towards dusk? Drink Babić wine while sitting on the harbor wall while the Adriatic Sea turns pink.

Day 3
Primošten - Piškera, NP Kornati

Kornati is a labyrinth of 89 desolate islands. Piškera is the place to drop anchor because of the towering cliffs that drop into sapphire depths. After a snorkeling session among bream-filled sunken rocks, enjoy an outdoor meal at a traditional fisherman's hut—octopus salad, crusty bread, and the hint of salt.

Day 4
Piškera - Zlarin

Head north to Zlarin, a deserted island paradise that was once the dominion of coral divers. Ride your bike through the forest to hidden coves, and then scour the town square for old coral jewelry. At sunset, the locals and I drink rakija while the harbor becomes amber.

Day 5
Zlarin - Skradin, NP Krka

Visit Krka National Park to exchange sea for river. Skradinski Buk is a boat ride away, and it has waterfalls that empty into jade pools. Swim in the midst of the thundering waterfalls, then head to the medieval alleyways of Skradin for some peka, or slow-cooked lamb, while you sit among the grapevines.

Day 6
Skradin - Rogoznica

Get back to the shore. An aquatic mystery with a rich tale, Dragon's Eye Lake in Rogoznica, is waiting for you. Indulge in brudet, a type of fish stew, at a taverna where local fisherman share tales of storms while you dive into the Adriatic Sea.

Day 7
Rogoznica - Split

Head north on your sails, stopping at Čiovo Island for a final dip in the summer-warm ocean. Enjoy some gelato while you reflect on your journey in Split, Croatia, on the Riva Promenade, where the golden Palace of Diocletian stands. The Adriatic Sea murmurs, "Return soon."

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