Croatia Charter
Day 1 TROGIR
Begin your vacation in the fairy-tale city of Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Its crenellated ramparts date to the 15th century, surrounding a preserved castle and a grandly gothic church. Sample the local cuisine in tiny courtyard cafés, and finish off with a rich Dalmatian torte.
Day 2 PRIMOŠTEN | 8NM
Stop for a swim and a seafood lunch on the isle of Drvenik Veli, noted for its sunny beaches and olive groves. Cruise north to the pretty port of Primošten, a favourite of yachtsmen, and grab a cab to popular nightclub Aurora with its three dance floors.
Day 3PIŠKERA | 27.9NM
Leave civilization behind as you venture into Kornati National Park. This sailor’s playground is made up of 89 largely uninhabited islands, many of which are topped by imposing granite cliffs called “crowns.” Spend the night off peaceful Piškera, at the southern end of the park.
Day 4LAVSA | 35NM
Explore the Kornati Islands, enjoying their natural and man-made splendors. Sunbathe on the sandy beach in Telašcica Bay on Dugi Otok, then double back to see the Byzantine fortress on Kornat. Drop the hook in Lavsa Bay, a medieval salt pan, and dine under the stars.
Day 5ŠIBENIK | 56NM
Stop at Kakan Island to play on the yacht’s water toys in the picturesque harbour. Then head back to the mainland to tie up in medieval Šibenick. Tour the Cathedral of St. Jacob, which incorporates Gothic and Renaissance architecture, then sample the shellfish in the rustic courtyard of century-old eatery Uzorita.
Day 6KRKA NATIONAL PARK
What it lacks in vowels, Krka National Park more than makes up for in majestic waterfalls. There are seven, one of which forms a green pool perfect for a dip. Take the yacht up the River to the lake at the top which is an exhiliarating half hour trip Be sure to pack your bathing suit for a dip in the falls.
Day 7TROGIR | 21ANM
Shop for souvenirs in Trogir’s atmospheric Old Town before departing for the airport in Split.
Posted on 01/09/2011
