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Sailing Holidays & Luxury Yacht Charter in Central Dalmatia

Central Dalmatia is one of Croatia’s top sailing destinations, featuring Split, Trogir, Hvar, Brač, and Vis. Begin your sailing holiday in Croatia from Split, home to the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace and a lively waterfront. Sail to Trogir, a medieval town with Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque architecture, and Hvar Town, famous for its beach clubs, nightlife, and historic fortress. Explore Pakleni Islands, Brač’s Zlatni Rat Beach, and Vis Island, known for its Blue Cave and secluded bays. Whether you’re searching for luxury yacht rentals, an affordable sailing holiday, or an exclusive yacht charter, Central Dalmatia offers top sailing destinations worldwide.

rogir: A Timeless Contrast – Modern Luxury Yachts Docked in a 2,300-Year-Old Greek-Built UNESCO-protected town, crafted from white polished stone. A stunning blend of ancient heritage and contemporary elegance, reachable for yacht charter from Split, Trogir, Rogoznica, and Šibenik

Drone footage of Malenica, Šolta Island—capturing the picturesque village from above with the stunning archipelago in front. A top sailing destination, reachable by yacht charter from Split, Rogoznica, and Šibenik.

rone footage of Pakleni Islands near Hvar, Croatia—showcasing a stunning Adriatic sailing destination with anchored boats, yachts, and catamarans in turquoise waters. A top spot for yacht charter, catamaran rental, and sailing holidays in Croatia.

"Luxury catamaran drifting in front of Hvar, chartered in Split. Historic coastal scenery, and vibrant sailing atmosphere make it a top sailing holiday destination

"Drone view from a hilltop in the Kornati Islands, showcasing a catamaran anchored in magnificent turquoise waters on a perfect sunny day reachable with chartr from Zadar, Šibenik, Pula.

Drone view of Skradin on a sunny summer day—showcasing the historic town, Krka River, and the entrance to Krka National Park, a top sailing and nature destination in Croatia.

Drone view of the shipwreck Michele near Veli Rat, Dugi Otok—an Italian cargo vessel that ran aground in 1983, now a popular snorkeling and diving site in the Adriatic.

rone view of the Blue Cave entrance on Biševo Island, near Komiža—showing the organized anchorage with buoys where boats wait for small guided vessels to enter the cave.

"Drone view of the Blue Lagoon in the Vis Island archipelago—Veliki Budikovac, Mali Budikovac, and Sana islet forming a breathtaking turquoise bay, with yachts sailing and people enjoying a sunny summer day.

Stončica Bay – a scenic sandy cove with palm trees, a romantic restaurant, and a peaceful overnight spotlocated on the Vis Island -Central Dalmatia

Drone view of Šibenik on a sunny day, overlooking the Sveti Ante Channel, distant Adriatic islands, and the Krka River leading to Krka National Park.

Drone view of Zlatni Rat Beach, Central Dalmatia—an iconic Croatian beach with golden sands, turquoise waters, and a stunning Adriatic coastline.

Our favorite sailing routes in Central Dalmatia

Set sail along Central Dalmatia’s top sailing routes, starting from marinas in Šibenik, Primošten, Rogoznica, Trogir, and Split. Navigate through Hvar, Pakleni Islands, Brač, Vis, and Korčula, each offering unique landscapes and crystal-clear waters.

Each sailing itinerary in Central Dalmatia can be customized to ensure a relaxed and unforgettable adventure. Whether you choose a bareboat yacht charter, a crewed catamaran rental, or a private sailing tour, this region promises top-rated yacht charter destinations, hidden gems, secluded anchorages, and historic coastal towns.

Central Dalmatia Sailing Hotspots

Split: Explore Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where ancient Roman architecture meets vibrant city life.

Trogir: A UNESCO town with charming medieval streets, featuring Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque buildings. The Cathedral of St. Lawrence is a must-see.

Hvar Town: Famous for its lively nightlife and historic fortress, Hvar Town offers breathtaking views of the harbor and Pakleni Islands.

Stari Grad, Hvar: One of Europe’s oldest towns, Stari Grad is rich in history, featuring the UNESCO-listed Stari Grad Plain.

Kornati & Telašćica National Park: Sail through the Kornati and Telašćica National Parks, experiencing incredible natural beauty, dramatic landscapes, and crystal-clear waters.

Krka National Park & Skradin: Marvel at the stunning waterfalls and lush greenery of Krka National Park, accessible by sailing up the Krka River to Skradin.

Bol, Brač: Relax on the famous Zlatni Rat beach, known for its unique shape and clear waters.

Vis Town & Komiža, Vis: Explore the charming coastal towns of Vis and Komiža, both rich in heritage and picturesque views.

Mamma Mia Beach, Vis: Visit the picturesque beach featured in the “Mamma Mia” movie, perfect for swimming in turquoise waters.

Military Sites, Vis: Discover the intriguing military history of Vis Island, which served as a strategic naval base during various conflicts.

Blue Cave, Biševo: Experience the magical Blue Cave on Biševo Island, illuminated by sunlight filtering through an underwater opening, creating a blue glow.

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