Embark on an unforgettable journey with Navi Croatia Yacht Charter as we take you through the enchanting Šibenik region. Over the course of 7 days, explore a captivating blend of historic charm, pristine nature, and crystal-clear Adriatic waters. From the ancient streets of Šibenik to the breathtaking beauty of nearby islands and hidden bays, this adventure promises a perfect balance of relaxation, exploration, and indulgence. With the freedom of a Croatia boat charter, every day is a new opportunity to uncover the treasures of this remarkable destination.
Day 1: Šibenik - Zlarin - 4 NM
Šibenik is a historic coastal city in Croatia known for its rich heritage and stunning location along the Adriatic Sea. It is home to the UNESCO-listed St. James Cathedral, a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture, and the impressive St. Nicholas Fortress. Croatia boat charter offers an exceptional way to experience Šibenik’s breathtaking surroundings, allowing visitors to explore its picturesque coastline and nearby islands. Šibenik offers a perfect mix of cultural exploration and outdoor adventures. Its charming old town, filled with stone streets, vibrant squares, and local taverns, captures the essence of Dalmatian life.
Arrive at the marina promptly and complete your check-in to kick off your vacation. Your first destination is the island of Zlarin. On your brief journey there, you will pass through the St. Anthony Canal and have a great sight of the city’s vista, most notable among them, the fortress of St. Nicholas.
Port of Zlarin is protected from all winds except for the very strong W and NW winds. The pier itself is 140 meters long and is equipped with moorings, water, and electricity points. Take the time to explore this island, famous for its coral, and try some of the foods available in local restaurants, with fish, crab, and shellfish being the most prominent among them.
Day 2: Zlarin - Žirje (Stupica Vela) - 12 NM
Žirje is a unique island due to the many coves and almost 40 kilometres of coastline. You will find many inlets where you can shelter for the night, as the coast is very indented.
We suggest the following bays: Mala and Velika Stupica, Tratinska, and Muna.
Day 3: Žirje, Kornati Islands, 13 NM
National Park Kornati is famous for its exceptional natural beauty and gastronomic delicacies.
There are many restaurants for you to discover here, but we point out the tavern Opat in Opat Bay of Kornat Island. You may berth in front of the taverns and enjoy delicacies from the sea.
Day 4: Opat - Žut Island, 19 NM
Enjoy the many islets of the archipelago on your way to the island of Žut, and upon your arrival, moor in the ACI Marina Žut.
After you’ve rested, and if you haven’t had your fill of fish food just yet, walk down to the fish restaurant Fešta, located in Golubovac Bay, near the ACI marina.
Day 5: Žut island, Veli Iž Island, 14 NM
Veli Iž, one of two villages on the island of Iž, is located on the western side of the island. The marina has 45 beaches, and there are some very romantic beaches around the island worth visiting.
Take the time to explore this charming island, as it has truly beautiful paths. Whether you are interested in walking, hiking, or cycling, you can do it on Iž.
Day 6: Veli Iž - Murter - 25 NM
The island of Murter really does have it all. It’s brilliantly positioned in the vicinity of two national parks—Krka and Kornati—and it is also well-connected on land via a highway.
As for the natural beauties of the island, the sea is crystal clear, pebble and sand beaches abound, and the indented coastline guarantees beautiful bays whichever way you go.
Murter, Jezera, Betina, and Tisno are the four villages on the island, and you can find a bed for your charter in any of them. The southern side of the island is well protected from the northern wind, and coincidentally, it features some of the most beautiful beaches on the island.
Day 7: Murter, Šibenik, 19 NM
From Murter, sail back to Šibenik and return your boat to its docking location. After checking out, take the time to explore the city and discover some of its interesting history.
Goodbye for now, until our paths cross again.
Photo: htz, shutterstock, tavern festa, opat