Croatia

Milna, on the charming island of Brac, is well known for it’s fresh fish, olive oil and amazing homemade wines. The welcoming port of Milna has been a favourite of sailors for years, and along with it’s many bars and restaurants it provides a great first night stop.

Vborska is known as the Croatian Venice. Sailing through the small channel is a lovely experience.

Options to visit wineries, olive oil or fruit farms are all here, or just relax and take in the beauty of Vborska.

Party like a local in Hvar town, or visit the 13th Century forts and gothic palaces. Hvar town with it’s lively bars and clubs is Croatia’s premier party destination. It’s not all party though, take a long walk along the marble streets or get lost along the many back street shops.

Solta has some stunning beaches and coves to explore. The olive oil produced on Solta is famed worldwide. Enjoy a meal with a glass of homemade wine and slow the pace down on this scenic island paradise, before heading back to Split the following day.

Vis is known as the pearl of the Adriatic Islands. Rich in history, you can take a military tour here or visit one of it’s picturesque beaches. The island is perfectly located to provide fishermen with easy access to the Adriatic, resulting in the local restaurants serving up the freshest fish in the area. Vis truly has something for everyone.