Šćedro is a small island between the islands of Hvar and Korčula. Its surface amounts to not more than 8 km2. Sailors love the pleasant bays of Šćedro. The most popular ones are Lovište (porat), Monastir, Porteruša bay and Tufera bay. Tranquility and natural beauty is of the island will surely amaze you.
Trstenik is situated on the southern coast of the Pelješac Peninsula, and is also called “the port of wine”. Visitors are welcome to several wine cellars in Trstenik. They can also try traditional food and local wine at small family establishments. Trstenik is the place to enjoy wine, sea and beautiful nature.
Trogir is a small but beautiful town on the Croatian coast, north of Split. The town has a rich history, which is today witnessed by its architecture, art and culture. Its old core is protected by UNESCO.
The Kornati archipelago is one of the most beautiful collection of islands in Croatia. The islands are mostly uninhabited, and the atmosphere there is very peaceful. To make a stop on one of the islands, you can visit ACI Marina Žut on the island of the same name. Every year, the island becomes more popular with yachtsmen.
There are three things connecting the village of Maslinica and Šešula bay on the island of Šolta: the sea, the road and excellent food. Šešula bay hides one of the best restaurants in the area, which is called Šišmiš. Its special offer proved to be so attractive to visitors, which is why another restaurant, called Šakajet, was opened in Maslinica. The names of both restaurants designate the animal “bat”.
The Kornati archipelago are the most unique collection of islands in the Adriatic Sea. Set in the area of more than 220 sq km, the islands look like a landscape from another planet. Sailing Kornati National Park is an exceptional, once-in-a-lifetime experience.
The island of Vis lies to the southeast of the major Croatian town Split. Just like its neighbors Brač and Hvar, the island is famous for its number of sunny days. On the western side of the island, there is Komiža, once an important fishing town, now a popular tourist destination.
The Pakleni Islands are a beautiful archipelago that lies in the Croatian Adriatic. Their name suggest that the islands are a hellish place, but they are quite the opposite. Small, peaceful and mainly uninhabited, they attract a lot of visitors over the summer. This text will explain you why.
Christmas time reminded me of an event that occurred a few years ago. My wish to spend the NYE on a sailing yacht was suddenly granted by an agent whose customers were looking for a skipper. What began like a night of disaster turned out to be a wonderful night thanks to some mulled Dalmatian red wine and Maritimo’s bar in Sali.
Jorja is a small bay situated on the west coast of the Croatian island of Šolta. At first sight, it looks deserted, but is actually an excellent protection from northerly, westerly and easterly winds, and home to Kike’s taver, which serves perhaps the best brudet (seafood stew) in the Adriatic.
