This route is excellent for those whose adventurous spirit calls for action! This daily route is a great way to explore natural beauties and famous ancient city Šibenik. After doing all the formalities in the marina during check-in, we will start our journey in the direction of island Drvenik. As a matter of fact, we will stop for the morning swim in the Blue Lagoon which is a real natural gem. Swimming in the crystal clear waters is something you have to try on this trip. After this small refreshment, we will proceed to Šibenik, the city with great UNESCO monuments. Our final destination on this trip is small stone city Skradin and nearest Krka waterfalls. Krka Waterfalls is one of eight National parks in Croatia and it is famous for its seven waterfalls. It is possible to take a swim under the waterfall Skradinski Buk which is a must-have location for Insta photo.
After we finish the visit to NP Krka, we will embark on our yacht in Skradin and resume impressions from this day with a glass of tasty wine on our way to the base in Split.
| Day | Route | Distance (NM) | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Split → Drvenik (Blue Lagoon) → Rogoznica | 25 NM | Blue Lagoon swim, easy first day |
| Day 2 | Rogoznica → Šibenik | 20 NM | Old town, fortresses |
| Day 3 | Šibenik → Skradin | 10 NM | Krka river sailing |
| Day 4 | Skradin (Krka National Park) | Waterfalls, nature, swimming | |
| Day 5 | Skradin → Zlarin / Prvić | 15 NM | Quiet islands, authentic vibe |
| Day 6 | Zlarin / Prvić → Šolta (Maslinica) | 30 NM | Scenic sailing, beach stops |
| Day 7 | Šolta → Split | 10 NM | Relaxed return |
A route filled with variety and contrast, combining lush national parks, peaceful bays, and vibrant island life.
Highlights:
Depart from Split and head toward the famous Blue Lagoon for your first swim stop in crystal-clear water. Continue to Rogoznica for a relaxed evening.
Kaprije is a picturesque island in the Šibenik archipelago
Rogoznica in Croatia is a true gem of the Šibenik Riviera. This coastal town, located just a few minutes’ drive from Primošten, is famous for its karst lake – Dragon’s Eye. In addition, it is a very beautiful resort for a seaside holiday. Its excellent beaches and lack of crowds make Rogoznica a wonderful peaceful place to relax.
The old town of Rogoznica is very compact, yet cozy and beautiful, with picturesque Dalmatian stone houses, romantic squares, inviting cafes and restaurants. Additionally, Rogoznica has numerous incredibly beautiful beaches that invite you to spend unforgettable vacation days by the sea.
The municipality of Rogoznica, located between the well-known towns of Šibenik and Trogir, is actually in Central Dalmatia. Here, the Northern Adriatic separates from the Southern, which also affects the climate. There is a warm and pleasant Mediterranean climate here, perfect for enjoying Rogoznica’s beautiful beaches in summer. Besides the beaches, there is a large marina that creates a very stunning coastal panorama.
Highlights
Sail north along the coast to Šibenik, a historic coastal town known for its architecture and fortresses.
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Highlights
Cruise through the Krka River channel toward Skradin, a charming inland marina town.
Skradin, one of the oldest Croatian towns which dates back to the Illyrian era, is located at the entrance to the Krka National Park and a very important and popular nautical destination in this part of the Adriatic. Due to its extremely important strategic position, Skradin was besieged by the Avars, Ottomans and Venetians. At almost every corner, you will be able to witness its rich and turbulent history that has left its mark on Skradin. The entire historic town center and the houses with its colorful facades that were built in the 18th and 19th centuries under the influence of the Venetian style are a protected cultural monument. Skradin’s narrow alleys meet at the main street that leads to the Square of the Blessed Virgin, where the parish church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the rectory and the town hall are located. The Turina Fortress, also known as the Fortress of Ban Pavao Šubić of Bribir, is the remnant of the Skradin castle that towers from a hill over the town.
Highlights
Spend the day exploring Krka National Park, one of Croatia’s most famous natural attractions.
In the vicinity of Skradin lies the village Bribir and the valuable archaeological site Bribirska glavica, which was the center of the Croatian State in the 13th century and is now listed as a cultural monument of the highest category. It was right here on Bribirska glavica that Saint Nicholas Tavelić, the first Croatian saint, joined the Franciscan order in the monastery of St. Mary in 1375. Admirers of natural beauties will enjoy the diversity and charm of the Dalmatian karst along the Krka river, but also the magnificent waterfalls Skradinski Buk and Roški slap, Lake Prokljan, the landscape of the river Guduća and the scenic canyon of the river Čikola, the largest tributary of the Krka River that is protected as a significant landscape since 1965.
Highlights
Return to the Adriatic and stop at Zlarin, known for its peaceful atmosphere.
No wonder then that the island has been populated since ancient times. The historical monuments of the island include the Church of Our Lady of Rašelj, the Church of the Assumption, and the Chapels of St Roche and Simon from the 17th century.
Idyllic pristine nature, dense pine forests, different beaches, and numerous hidden smaller and larger bays will thrill every excursionist and tourist.
Boaters like to come here because of the good anchorage and naturally protected harbour. There is still a coral shop on the island, where coral jewellery is sold and made by hand.
Highlights
Enjoy a longer sailing day toward Šolta, stopping at Maslinica village.
On the west side of island Šolta lies Maslinica, a small, but charming fishing village that developed around the castle of noble family Marchi in 1708. Today, it is recognized as a perfect tourist oasis. The friendly hosts opened the doors of their houses, apartments and villas and welcome their guests with open arms. Maslinica is an ideal destination for a family vacation. Along with the crystal clear sea and the beautiful beaches in the neighboring bays Šipkova and Šešula, Maslinica also offers numerous opportunities for a more active holiday. Mile-long bike paths will take you to the interior of the island and picturesque villages, where you can taste the best olive oils and domestic wines in local taverns. Enjoy the scents of Mediterranean flora, picturesque olive groves and vineyards on pleasant hikes or take a boat trip for more adventure and visit the miniature archipelago in front of Maslinica.
Highlights
Return to Split for disembarkation.
From historic shores to untouched nature.
Split is a city where ancient history meets vibrant seaside charm. Sitting along Croatia’s stunning Dalmatian Coast, this lively destination is known for its Roman ruins, scenic waterfront and easy access to breathtaking islands. Whether you’re exploring centuries-old landmarks, sailing along the Adriatic or discovering hidden coastal gems, the best Split, Croatia shore excursions offer something for every traveler.
Here are some top Split, Croatia excursions to make the most of your visit.
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