SIX DAYS, SIX ISLANDS<\/p>\n
AN ADRIATIC SAILING MUSICAL FEATURESA FLUTTERING JIB, CLANGING HALYARDS, AND SPLASHES ON THE BOW WITH AN INTERMISSION OF SIZZLING GRILLS, SINGING CRICKETS, CHIMING CHURCH BELLS AND SEA PLUNGES. STAR IN THIS ROMANTIC PLAY AS YOU EMBARK ON A SAILING HOLIDAY TO THE ENCHANTED ISLANDS OF CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN DALMATIA.<\/p>\n
Text: Mila Hvilsh\u00f8j<\/p>\n
With over 1,000 islands dotting the Adriatic coast, it can be challenging to plan an ideal sailing route that will give you a true taste of Dalmatia. We embark on a six-day cruise that takes us to sixpristine islands with six distinct personalities without pushing the limit of time.<\/p>\n
DAY 1: STARI GRAD, HVAR
\nHop on board in Split and leave the magical Roman palace behind you as youventure to Stari Grad on the island of Hvar, an ancient settlement dating back to 384 BC. Don\u2019t miss a visit to the Stari Grad Plain, a UNESCO-protected agricultural landscape where olives and grapes have been cultivated for over 2,400 years. Taste Hvar\u2019s famous gregadafish stew at Pinetta paired with one of the sunny island\u2019s famed wines before bobbing to sleep in the charming harbor.<\/p>\n
DAY 2: PALMI\u017dANA, ST. KLEMENT
\nRaise your sails and travel to nearby Palmi\u017eana on St.KlementIsland, one of the gems of the Pakleni archipelago. The Meneghello family has nurtured this botanical sanctuary for over a century and they have ensured that a visit here will remain in your best memories forever. Find a hidden beach, take a stroll through Dagmar Meneghello\u2019s art collection or dip your hands into afingerlickin\u2019 pot of scampi on Toto\u2019s palm-shaded terrace. <\/p>\n
DAY 3: RAVNIK& VIS TOWN, VIS
\nAfter a night in paradise, cruise towardsthe mysterious island of Vis, making a little stopover by the islet of Ravnikfor a refreshing swim and visit to a green cave. Before sunset, approach Vis Town on Vis. Isolated for over 50 years when it was a military base, the island is rugged and virtually untouched. Explore Tito\u2019s tunnels and caves, sip on the island\u2019s white Vugava wines and nibble on a Vi\u0161kaPoga\u0107asardine focaccia at the Magi\u0107 Tavern out of town. <\/p>\n
DAY 4: ZAKLOPATICA BAY, LASTOVO
\nBe wakened by the light shining through the porthole and head to \u2018lobster island\u2019, Lastovo for a seafood feast in Konoba Triton in the Zaklopatica Bay. Take a 2km stroll to the island\u2019s inland town, protected from pirates, and notice the famed chimneys, which were once status symbols of the old families there.<\/p>\n
DAY 5: PRO\u017dURA BAY, MLJET
\nCross the sea to the northern shores of Mljet, Croatia\u2019s greenest island and berth in Pro\u017eura Bay. Pop a bottle of ros\u00e9 in the cockpit and take in the vistas of islets in the horizon and the grand Pelje\u0161ac peninsula as a backdrop. Head toMljet National Park and visit a Benedictine Monastery on a lake island before returning to your tranquil bay for baked fish made in the most magnificent wood-fired ovens at Konoba Mare.<\/p>\n
DAY 6: \u0160IPAN& DUBROVNIK
\nYour last day of sailing includes a pit stop to the charming fisherman\u2019s village of Luka \u0160ipanska on \u0160ipan, part of the Elephati archipelagofor a must-try lunch at the reputable KonobaKod Marko on the waterfront. After a hearty bite, release the mooring and sail to the mainland, disembarking in Dubrovnik, the pearl of the Adriatic. <\/p>\n
The Dalmatian coast has countless bays and islands to be discovered by sailing holidaymakers but a six day ply to six different islands can still showcase the many personalities and beauties of Central and Southern Dalmatia. After six memorable days at sea, enjoy some time on the mainland with a promenade on the Dubrovnik city walls before venturing within them for a stroll down Stradun lined with 17-century houses, Onofrio\u2019s fountains, bell-towers, and a Franscican monastery. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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