Nautical Delights: A 7-Day Catamaran Charter Sailing Itinerary in Croatia from Trogir
Trogir – Kornati – Krka
Route duration : 7 days
day 1 : Trogir – Veli Drvenik, Krknjaši bay
day 2 : Krknjaši bay – Primošten
day 3 : Primošten – Piškera, NP Kornati
day 4 : Piškera – Zlarin
day 5 : Zlarin – Skradin, NP Krka
day 6 : Skradin – Rogoznica
day 7 : Rogoznica – Trogir
Get ready for an unforgettable 7-day catamaran charter sailing adventure along the stunning Croatian coastline. Each town on this itinerary holds its unique allure, from the historic charm of Trogir to the pristine beauty of the Krka National Park. Join us as we uncover the hidden gems, breathtaking landscapes, and cultural treasures that await you on this remarkable journey.
Day 1: Trogir – Veli Drvenik, Krknjaši Bay
Our sailing adventure begins in the picturesque town of Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage site. After boarding the catamaran, we set sail towards the pristine waters of Krknjaši Bay on the island of Veli Drvenik. Dive into the crystal-clear waters for a refreshing swim, or snorkel amidst vibrant marine life. Relax on the secluded beaches and bask in the beauty of this hidden paradise.
Day 2: Veli Drvenik, Krknjaši Bay – Primošten
Next, we sail to the charming town of Primošten, known for its medieval architecture and breathtaking coastal views. Explore the narrow streets of the Old Town, visit the iconic Church of St. George, and take in panoramic views from the town’s hilltop vantage point. Indulge in local delicacies at waterfront restaurants, and sample the famous Babić wine, produced in the region’s vineyards.
Day 3: Primošten – Piškera, NP Kornati
Our catamaran charter takes us to the enchanting Piškera Bay, located within the stunning Krka National Park. Marvel at the park’s natural wonders, including the magnificent waterfalls and cascading pools. Take a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear waters, explore the park’s walking trails, and visit the Krka Monastery, a spiritual oasis amidst the natural beauty.
Day 4: Piškera – Zlarin
Next, we sail to the island of Zlarin, a tranquil oasis known for its crystal-clear waters and untouched nature. Explore the car-free island by foot, visit the local coral jewelry workshops, and learn about the island’s rich maritime heritage at the Museum of Zlarin. Relax on the secluded beaches, hike through fragrant pine forests, and savor the tranquility of this hidden gem.
Day 5: Zlarin – Skradin, NP Krka
Our sailing adventure continues to Skradin, the gateway to the magnificent Krka National Park. Marvel at the stunning waterfalls and enjoy a boat trip up the river to the Skradinski Buk waterfall, where you can swim in the natural pools. Explore the charming town center, visit the ancient fortress of Turina, and sample traditional Croatian cuisine at local taverns.
Day 6: Skradin – Rogoznica
Next, we sail to the charming town of Rogoznica, known for its picturesque harbor and beautiful beaches. Explore the historic Old Town, visit the Church of St. Nicholas, and indulge in fresh seafood at waterfront restaurants. Take a leisurely stroll along the promenade, or relax on the sandy shores as you soak up the sun.
Day 7: Rogoznica – Trogir
As our catamaran charter comes to an end, we sail back to Trogir, where it all began. Take this final opportunity to explore the town’s cultural landmarks, including the stunning Trogir Cathedral and the historic Kamerlengo Fortress. Stroll through the labyrinthine streets of the Old Town, browse the local markets, and enjoy a final feast of Dalmatian cuisine at charming restaurants.
Conclusion:
Embarking on a 7-day catamaran charter sailing itinerary in Croatia allows you to immerse yourself in the natural beauty, cultural heritage, and hidden gems of each town along the way. From the historic streets of Trogir to the breathtaking beauty of the Krka National Park, each destination offers a unique blend of charm and attractions. Join us on this extraordinary journey as we navigate the azure waters, explore enchanting towns, and uncover the captivating treasures of the Croatian coast.
