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Catamaran charter route · Sibenik

Šibenik
via Hvar & Vis.

Sail a 7-day yacht charter from Šibenik through Hvar, Vis & Šolta. Discover the Blue Cave, historic towns, secluded bays & the magic of Adriatic island cruising.

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Primosten
Day 1

Šibenik → Primošten

A gentle 15 NM sail from Šibenik's UNESCO cathedral to Primošten's charming peninsula. Anchor in the clear bay, swim beneath the vineyard-shaped hills, and savour local Babič wine as the sun dips below the horizon.

Distance

9 NM

Sailing

~1.8h at 5 kn

Route at a glance

Best season

May – early October (peak Jun & Sep)

Duration

7 days · Sat – Sat

Departure

Šibenik

Sailing area

Sibenik

Route summary

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Named anchorages, restaurants, and route notes for every leg of the week — written by sailors who’ve actually run this passage.

Day 1 / 7
Primosten
1
Day 1

Šibenik → Primošten

Depart Šibenik mid-morning, leaving the intricate stone lacework of St. James' Cathedral behind for the 15-nautical-mile sail south to Primošten. This picturesque fishing village tumbles down a craggy peninsula, crowned by the Church of St. George. Drop anchor in the clear waters of the bay, perhaps enjoying a refreshing swim beneath the famous vineyard-shaped hills, often called the 'stone heart' of Primošten. As the afternoon light softens, explore the narrow stone streets or find a harbourside konoba for a taste of traditional brodet, a rich fish stew. The local Babič wine, grown on the steep surrounding slopes, is the perfect accompaniment as you watch the fishing boats bob in the golden harbour light.

Things to do

Swim in the clear bay below Primošten

Explore the narrow stone streets of the peninsula

Taste local Babič wine at a harbourside konoba

Visit the Church of St. George for panoramic views

Mooring tip

Anchor in the bay's sandy bottom, holding well in 5-10 metres. Town quay moorings are limited; arrive early or be prepared to anchor out.

krknjasi
2
Day 2

Primošten → Krknjaši Bay (Veli Drvenik)

Depart Primošten for a 20-nautical-mile westward passage across the channel to the famed Krknjaši Bay, also known as the Blue Lagoon, on the island of Veli Drvenik. This sheltered horseshoe bay offers crystalline waters ideal for an afternoon swim, with the seabed of white sand clearly visible in depths of up to 10 metres. Secure your catamaran by dropping anchor in the southern part of the bay, where the holding is excellent. For dinner, row ashore to Konoba Bila Lučica in the nearby village of Veli Drvenik, where they grill the day's catch over olive-wood embers. The scent of pine resin from the surrounding hills will fill the air as dusk settles, accompanied by the gentle chorus of cicadas.

Things to do

Anchor in Krknjaši Bay's clear turquoise water

Swim and snorkel the shallow sand and seagrass

Dine at Konoba Bila Lučica for grilled fish

Explore Veli Drvenik village by dinghy

Mooring tip

Anchor in 4–8m sand on the south side of Krknjaši Bay; holding is excellent, no mooring lines available.

Komiza
3
Day 3

Krknjaši Bay → Komiža (Vis)

Depart Krknjaši Bay for the 25-nautical-mile passage south-southeast to the island of Vis, dropping anchor mid-morning in the spectacular Stiniva Cove. This natural amphitheatre, carved into sheer cliffs, offers a dramatic swim before continuing the short hop to Komiža. Upon arrival, stern-to moor in the harbour, a quintessential fishing town whose stone walls are draped in nets. Explore the island's wartime past with a visit to the Tito's bunker, or simply wander the labyrinthine streets. For dinner, Konoba Bako is renowned for its fried anchovies and intimate harbour setting, where lamps cast a warm glow over the bobbing masts as cicadas sing their dusk chorus.

Things to do

Anchor in Stiniva Cove for a dramatic swim

Stern-to moor in Komiža harbour

Explore Tito's WWII bunker

Dine on fresh anchovies at Konoba Bako

Mooring tip

Komiža harbour offers stern-to moorings; check depth and secure lines carefully, as swell can build.

Palmižana
4
Day 4

Komiža → Palmižana (Hvar)

Depart Komiža after a morning swim and make the 22-nautical-mile passage east to Palmižana on St. Clement Island, the verdant heart of the Pakleni archipelago. This bay, long favoured by discerning sailors, offers sheltered mooring and a welcome contrast to Vis’s rugged beauty. Drop anchor in the protected cove, noting the seabed of sand and posidonia in 5-10 metres. Spend the afternoon exploring the island’s botanical gardens, a legacy of its early 20th-century bohemian residents, or take a short dinghy ride to the nearby islet of Zečevo for snorkelling amongst the vibrant reefs. As dusk settles, the scent of pine resin fills the air, and you can dine at one of the waterfront konobas, such as Konoba Dionis, enjoying fresh seafood and local Hvar wines.

Things to do

Visit Biševo's Blue Cave before departing Komiža

Explore St. Clement's botanical gardens

Snorkel the reefs near Zečevo islet

Dine at Konoba Dionis for local seafood

Mooring tip

Palmižana offers moorings and quay berths; book ahead in season, especially for stern-to mooring.

Veli Drvenik
5
Day 5

Palmižana → Maslinica (Šolta)

Departing Palmižana, a 15-nautical-mile reach west brings you to the island of Šolta and the picturesque harbour of Maslinica. This serene village, with its stone houses and ancient olive groves, offers a welcome contrast to Hvar's energy. Moor stern-to along the quay, enjoying the scent of pine from the surrounding hills. After settling in, consider a short dinghy ride to Konoba Šešula in the adjacent bay for a pre-dinner swim in crystal-clear water. The konoba is famed for its authentic gregada, a hearty fish stew best enjoyed as the sun dips below the horizon, painting the sky in apricot and rose hues. The gentle slap of water against the hull is the only soundtrack here.

Things to do

Moor stern-to in Maslinica's sheltered harbour

Swim in the clear waters of Šešula bay

Dine on traditional gregada at Konoba Šešula

Explore the historic village of Maslinica

Mooring tip

Maslinica offers stern-to moorings with good holding in sand; arrive early in season as space is limited.

Rogoznica
6
Day 6

Maslinica → Rogoznica

Departing Maslinica on Šolta, this 15-nautical-mile leg southeast brings you to the sheltered waters of Rogoznica. The approach to the island of Movar, guarding the entrance to the channel, is often accompanied by the scent of pine resin from the surrounding hills. Drop anchor in Šešula Bay on the south side of the channel, a popular spot for lunch at Konoba Šešula, known for its fresh seafood and relaxed atmosphere. Alternatively, continue to the town of Rogoznica itself, a charming settlement connected to the mainland by a causeway, with a well-protected marina. The town is famed for its Dragon's Eye Lake, a unique saltwater lake just inland. Secure your stern-to mooring in Marina Frapa or anchor in the bay, preparing for a relaxed final evening, perhaps enjoying a glass of Pošip as the cicadas begin their evening chorus.

Things to do

Anchor in Šešula Bay for lunch at Konoba Šešula

Visit the unique Dragon's Eye Lake

Walk the causeway connecting Rogoznica to the mainland

Enjoy a final sunset cocktail at Marina Frapa

Mooring tip

Marina Frapa offers stern-to moorings with good shelter; anchor in Šešula Bay on sand and rock. Book ahead in season.

Šibenik
7
Day 7

Rogoznica → Šibenik

Depart Rogoznica for the 15-nautical-mile passage northeast towards Šibenik, with a planned stop at the car-free island of Zlarin. Known for its centuries-old coral harvesting tradition, the village square offers shops selling exquisite handcrafted coral jewellery. Drop anchor in a sheltered cove for a swim before the final leg. As you approach Šibenik, the formidable St. Nicholas Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage site guarding the channel entrance, comes into view. Moor stern-to in the Šibenik waterfront promenade, the Riva, and step ashore to explore the historic city, perhaps enjoying a Maraschino liqueur, a local specialty, as the sun sets.

Things to do

Discover handcrafted coral jewellery in Zlarin village

Swim in a sheltered cove off Zlarin island

Admire St. Nicholas Fortress from the water

Enjoy Maraschino liqueur on Šibenik's Riva

Mooring tip

Stern-to moorings line Šibenik's Riva; expect crowds in season, arrive early or book ahead if possible.

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