--- title: "Croatia charter bases: Split, Trogir, Zadar or Dubrovnik" description: "Split or Trogir for Vis, Hvar and Brač, Šibenik or Zadar for the Kornati, Dubrovnik for Mljet: the charter bases by airport, transfer and first night." url: https://olasail.com/charter/bases/ updated: 2026-10-07 --- > The Markdown copy of https://olasail.com/charter/bases/, from OlaSail, a planning reference for sailing in Croatia, not for navigation. Every page: https://olasail.com/llms.txt [Report a change](https://olasail.com/about/corrections/#page=Split%2C%20Trogir%2C%20%C5%A0ibenik%2C%20Zadar%20or%20Dubrovnik%3A%20which%20charter%20base%3F) # Split, Trogir, Šibenik, Zadar or Dubrovnik: which charter base? For a week among [Šolta](https://olasail.com/places/solta/), [Vis](https://olasail.com/places/vis/), [Hvar](https://olasail.com/places/hvar/) and [Brač](https://olasail.com/places/brac/), start from [Split](https://olasail.com/places/split/) or [Trogir](https://olasail.com/places/trogir/), both close to Split Airport. Choose Šibenik or Zadar for the Kornati and short hops, and Dubrovnik for the Elafiti islands and [Mljet](https://olasail.com/places/mljet/). 6 km from Split Airport to Trogir (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) 8.5 NM Trogir to Šolta, a first night (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) 54,183 boats in transit in Split-Dalmatia, 2025 (Official source, 25 Sep 2026) Photo: “Aerial view of Marina Split in Croatia” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_view_of_Marina_Split_in_Croatia_(48608758207).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized All 29 facts on this page name their source, the latest checked on 26 Sep 2026: 11 from the operator, 7 from official sources and 11 measured by us. See every source 11 From the operator (operator) 7 Official source (official) 11 Measured by us (measured) Written by [Domagoj Franc](https://olasail.com/about/people/domagoj-franc/), editor. Reviewed by [Ivor Benko](https://olasail.com/about/people/ivor-benko/), skipper (Croatian skipper's licence, category C). Published 7 Oct 2026. The short answer - Split or Trogir for Šolta, Brač, Hvar and Vis. From Split Airport it is 6 km by road to Trogir and 26 km to Split. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) - Šibenik or Zadar for the Kornati and many small islands close together, so a new crew can keep the days short. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) - Dubrovnik for the Elafiti islands, Mljet and a quieter start, with its own airport. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) ## The five bases side by side Each base with its airport, the road to a main charter marina, and a first night a short sail away. We measured the roads and the sea routes ourselves. | Base | Airport to the marina | A first night nearby | Best for | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 Zadar | 14 km Zadar Airport to Sukošan, about 20 min (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | 3 NM to Kukljica, Ugljan (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | Kornati, Telašćica, short hops | | 2 Šibenik | 54 km about 1 h, from Split Airport (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | 4 NM to Zlarin (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | Krka, Kornati, small islands | | 3 Trogir | 6 km Split Airport to ACI Trogir (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | 8.5 NM to Maslinica, Šolta (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | Šolta, Brač, Hvar, Vis | | 4 Split | 26 km Split Airport to ACI Split, about 30 min (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | 14 NM to Maslinica, Šolta (Measured by us, 25 Sep 2026) | Šolta, Brač, Hvar, Vis | | 5 Dubrovnik | 23 km Dubrovnik Airport to Komolac, about 40 min (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | 9 NM to Lopud (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) | Elafiti, Mljet, Korčula | Roads: without traffic, from the airport to the marina. Sea: our route tool keeps the line clear of land, so it is a little longer than a straight line. Not for navigation. ## Each base in turn 4 ### [Split](https://olasail.com/places/split/) A base in the city, with the ferry port next door. [The islands you came for](https://olasail.com/places/central-dalmatia/) are all within a day, and Split itself is worth an evening. [Split for sailors](https://olasail.com/places/split/) Photo: “Split Croatie - Flickr - busylvie” by [Sylvie burr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Split_Croatie_-_Flickr_-_busylvie.jpg), [CC0](http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/deed.en), resized - Airport: Split Airport to ACI Marina Split: 26 km by road, about 30 minutes. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) - Marinas: ACI Marina Split has 318 berths. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [ACI Marina Split: prices and booking](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-split/) Marina Kaštela has 420 sea berths, in Kaštela bay between Split and Trogir. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Split Airport to Marina Kaštela: 11 km by road, about 15 minutes. The marina gives 11.2 km. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) - First night: Split to Maslinica on Šolta: 14 NM, day 1 of our week from Split. (Measured by us, 25 Sep 2026) [Seven days from Split](https://olasail.com/routes/split-seven-days/), [two weeks through Korčula, Lastovo and Mljet](https://olasail.com/routes/two-weeks-from-split/), or continue one way on [Split to Dubrovnik in a week](https://olasail.com/routes/split-to-dubrovnik/). - Watch for: Ferries and fast boats in and out of the port all day. [Ferries and fast boats](https://olasail.com/charter/bases/#ferries) 3 ### [Trogir](https://olasail.com/places/trogir/) The closest base to Split Airport, with marinas on both sides of the old town and along the coast to the west. The first sail is short and sheltered. [Trogir for sailors](https://olasail.com/places/trogir/) Photo: “Trogir marina 053” by [Ante Perkovic](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Trogir_marina_053.jpg), [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0), resized - Airport: Split Airport to ACI Marina Trogir: 6 km by road, about 10 minutes. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) - Marinas: ACI Marina Trogir has 161 berths. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [ACI Marina Trogir: prices and approach](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-trogir/) - First night: ACI Marina Trogir to Maslinica on Šolta: 8.5 NM, out of the Trogir channel to the west. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) [Maslinica marina: prices and berths](https://olasail.com/moorings/maslinica-marina/) · [An easy first week from Trogir](https://olasail.com/routes/first-week-short-hops/) - Boarding: Sunsail gives 6 pm as its usual boarding time at Marina Agana, its base near Trogir, and sells a 3 pm start as an extra. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Dream Yacht Charter, at Marina Baotić in Seget Donji near Trogir: boarding from 5 pm to 7 pm. Boats must be back in the marina by 5 pm the day before check-out, and spend the last night there. Charters run Saturday to Saturday. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) 2 ### Šibenik A base between the Krka river and the Kornati, with small islands close together. It has no airport of its own: fly to Split or Zadar. Photo: “Marina Mandalina, Općina Šibenik, Croatia - panoramio - Luboš Holič (7)” by [Luboš Holič](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Marina_Mandalina,_Op%C4%87ina_%C5%A0ibenik,_Croatia_-_panoramio_-_Lubo%C5%A1_Holi%C4%8D_(7).jpg), [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0), resized - Airport: Split Airport to D-Marin Mandalina in Šibenik: 54 km by road, about an hour. From Zadar Airport it is 76 km, also about an hour. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) - Marinas: D-Marin Mandalina in Šibenik has 452 berths, for yachts up to 70 m. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) - First night: D-Marin Mandalina to Zlarin: 4 NM, out through the St Anthony channel. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) [What a sailor told us about Krka](https://olasail.com/charter/bases/#report-base-r-krka) - Boats: The County of Šibenik-Knin came next in 2025: 44,954 boats in transit on sea berths in its nautical ports, 23.1% of the total. (Official source, 25 Sep 2026) 1 ### Zadar Sheltered channels between long islands, the Kornati and Telašćica to the south, and islands a few miles apart. The big marinas sit south of the city. Photo: “Obala kraljice Jelene 53, 23205, Bibinje, Croatia - panoramio (1)” by [Arek N.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Obala_kraljice_Jelene_53,_23205,_Bibinje,_Croatia_-_panoramio_(1).jpg), [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0), resized - Airport: Zadar Airport is 8 km from the city. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Zadar Airport to D-Marin Dalmacija in Sukošan: 14 km by road, about 20 minutes. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) - Marinas: D-Marin Dalmacija in Sukošan, near Zadar, has more than 1,000 berths. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Its page gives 1,036 in one place and 1,076 in another. - First night: D-Marin Dalmacija to Kukljica on Ugljan: 3 NM across the Zadar channel. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) 5 ### Dubrovnik The southern base, up the Rijeka Dubrovačka inlet. The Elafiti islands are a short sail away, and Mljet and Korčula are within a week. Photo: “ACI Marina Dubrovnik” by [Bracodbk at Croatian Wikipedia](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:ACI_Marina_Dubrovnik.JPG), [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0), resized - Airport: Dubrovnik Airport is 22.5 km from Dubrovnik. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Dubrovnik Airport to ACI Marina Dubrovnik in Komolac: 23 km by road, about 40 minutes. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) - Marinas: ACI Marina Dubrovnik has 371 berths, in Komolac, 6 km from the old town. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) It is the finish of [Split to Dubrovnik in a week](https://olasail.com/routes/split-to-dubrovnik/). - First night: ACI Marina Dubrovnik to Lopud: 9 NM, and to Šipanska Luka on Šipan: 15 NM, down the Rijeka Dubrovačka. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Flights: Passengers through the airports in 2025: Split 3,847,716, Dubrovnik 3,075,302 and Zadar 1,620,417. (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) ## Saturday changeover Most charter weeks run Saturday to Saturday, so every base is at its busiest on a Saturday afternoon: taxis, supermarkets, fuel docks and the first harbours all fill at once. - Boarding: Sunsail gives 6 pm as its usual boarding time at Marina Agana, its base near Trogir, and sells a 3 pm start as an extra. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Dream Yacht Charter, at Marina Baotić in Seget Donji near Trogir: boarding from 5 pm to 7 pm. Boats must be back in the marina by 5 pm the day before check-out, and spend the last night there. Charters run Saturday to Saturday. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) - The last day: Back in the base marina the evening before you leave: by 5 pm at Sunsail and Dream Yacht Charter, by 6 pm at The Moorings and Ultra Sailing, for fuel and the check-out. You sleep aboard and leave the boat by 8.30 to 9 am on Saturday. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) - How busy: The County of Split-Dalmatia recorded the most boats in transit of any county in 2025: 54,183 on sea berths in its nautical ports, 27.9% of the total. A boat on a week's trip likely counts once at each port. (Official source, 25 Sep 2026) The County of Šibenik-Knin came next in 2025: 44,954 boats in transit on sea berths in its nautical ports, 23.1% of the total. (Official source, 25 Sep 2026) Our advice: make the first night a short hop to a quiet harbour, not the most famous one. You board late, the crew is new to the boat, and the popular harbours fill by mid-afternoon. [What sailors told us](https://olasail.com/charter/bases/#report-base-r-day) ## Ferries and fast boats Ferries and fast boats run in and out of Split all day, through the same channels as the charter fleet: 6 million passengers through Split port, 2025. (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) - Split port: Split port handled 6,050,295 passengers in 2025, and 487,377 cruise passengers besides. (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) - Lines from Split: In 2026 the state runs five ferry lines and five fast-boat lines from Split. The ferries go to Brač, Šolta, Hvar, Vis, Korčula and Lastovo. (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) - Your speed: Within 300 m of the shore, in narrow channels and near harbours and anchorages, go no faster than 8 knots (Article 50). (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) - The Split Gate: More than 20,000 passages a year go through the Split Gate, over 10,000 each way, two to three times more in summer, and about 30% of them fast craft. On 14 Jun 2026 a passenger ship and a sailing yacht collided there. Keep a lookout astern (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) [What sailors told us](https://olasail.com/charter/bases/#report-base-r-gate) · [Fast ferries and the Split Gate](https://olasail.com/croatia/safety-and-emergencies/#ferries) Trogir, Šibenik, Zadar and Dubrovnik have ferries too, but fewer. Keep a lookout astern near any port, and cross a ferry's path at a right angle. ## Pick by what matters most - Shortest transfer: Trogir. Split Airport to ACI Marina Trogir: 6 km by road, about 10 minutes. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) - Vis and Hvar in a week: Split or Trogir. [Our week from Split](https://olasail.com/routes/split-seven-days/) · [What a sailor told us](https://olasail.com/charter/bases/#report-base-r-vis) - A short first week: Trogir, with no open crossing. [An easy first week from Trogir](https://olasail.com/routes/first-week-short-hops/) - National parks: Šibenik for Krka and the Kornati; Zadar for the Kornati and Telašćica. - A new crew: Zadar or Šibenik: islands a few miles apart, so each day can stay short. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) - Mljet and Lastovo: Dubrovnik. From Split they need more than a week. ## Common questions - Is Split or Trogir the better base?: For the same islands, Trogir has the shorter transfer and a shorter first sail; Split has the city, and more ferries. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) - Which airport for a Šibenik base?: Split or Zadar. Split Airport to D-Marin Mandalina in Šibenik: 54 km by road, about an hour. From Zadar Airport it is 76 km, also about an hour. (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) - Can we reach Vis from Split in a day?: Yes, but it is a long open crossing. Our week goes to Šolta first, then Vis on day 2. [Day 2 of our week](https://olasail.com/routes/split-seven-days/#day-2) - What time can we board on Saturday?: Usually late afternoon. Sunsail gives 6 pm as its usual boarding time at Marina Agana, its base near Trogir, and sells a 3 pm start as an extra. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Ask your company for its time. ## Help keep this page right Found something different on the water this season? Tell us what you found. We check it with the source before anything changes. [Report a change](https://olasail.com/about/corrections/#page=Split%2C%20Trogir%2C%20%C5%A0ibenik%2C%20Zadar%20or%20Dubrovnik%3A%20which%20charter%20base%3F) [Other ways to help](https://olasail.com/about/contribute/) ## Sources 29 facts from 23 sources, last checked 26 Sep 2026. [Dubrovnik Airport: getting to DBV](https://www.dbv.hr/en/getting-to-dbv/54) (Dubrovnik Airport to the city) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [ACI Marina Split: its page on aci-marinas.com](https://aci-marinas.com/marina/aci-split/) (Berths at ACI Marina Split) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Marina Kaštela: about us](https://marina-kastela.hr/en/about-us/) (Berths at Marina Kaštela) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [ACI Marina Trogir: its page on aci-marinas.com](https://aci-marinas.com/marina/aci-trogir/) (Berths at ACI Marina Trogir) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Sunsail's Croatia page](https://www.sunsail.com/yacht-charter/mediterranean/croatia) (Split: boarding time) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Dream Yacht Charter: Base Guide Bareboat Trogir (undated PDF)](https://www.dreamyachtcharter.com/wp-content/uploads/nausys/base_documents/101164/BaseGuide_Bareboat_EN-6ab778a1a750c-Trogir.pdf), "Embarkation time", "Stop overs", "Disembarkation time" (Marina Baotić: boarding at Dream Yacht Charter. The last day of the week) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Show all 23 sources Show fewer sources [Dream Yacht Charter: bareboat FAQs](https://www.dreamyachtcharter.com/faqs/bareboat-faqs/), "What day do charters depart?" (Marina Baotić: boarding at Dream Yacht Charter) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [D-Marin Mandalina (Šibenik): its page](https://www.d-marin.com/en/marinas/mandalina/) (Berths at D-Marin Mandalina) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Zadar Airport: how to get here](https://www.zadar-airport.hr/en/how-to-get-here/?sekcija=putnici) (Zadar Airport to the city) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [D-Marin Dalmacija (Sukošan): its page](https://www.d-marin.com/en/marinas/dalmacija/) (Berths at D-Marin Dalmacija) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [ACI Marina Dubrovnik: its page on aci-marinas.com](https://aci-marinas.com/marina/aci-dubrovnik/) (Berths at ACI Marina Dubrovnik) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [The Moorings' page for its Agana base (useful information)](https://www.moorings.com/destinations/mediterranean/croatia/agana-yacht-charters/useful-information), each company's return times (The last day of the week) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Sunsail's page for its Split-area base (useful information)](https://www.sunsail.com/yacht-charter/mediterranean/croatia/split/useful-information) (The last day of the week) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Ultra Sailing's base pages and questions](https://ultra-sailing.hr/faq-yachtcharter-croatia/) (The last day of the week) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Croatian Bureau of Statistics: Traffic of passengers in airports, December 2025](https://podaci.dzs.hr/2025/en/97492) (Airport passengers in 2025) (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) [Split Port Authority: yearly traffic since 1990](https://portsplit.hr/statistike) (Passengers through Split port) (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) [Agency for Coastal Line Traffic: State coastal lines in 2026: timetables and fares](https://agencija-zolpp.hr/linije-2026/) (Ferry lines from Split) (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) [The maritime safety ordinance (Pravilnik o sigurnosti pomorske plovidbe), Narodne novine 52/2025](https://narodne-novine.nn.hr/clanci/sluzbeni/2025_03_52_685.html), Article 50 (Speed near the shore) (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) [Ministry of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure: Traffic and navigation study, Split, Ploče and Dubrovnik (Prometno-plovidbena studija), v3.1, Dec 2014, by the Faculty of Maritime Studies Rijeka for the Ministry](https://mmpi.gov.hr/UserDocsImages/arhiva/MMPI%20-%20South%20Adriatic%20v.3.1%2022-12_14.pdf), sections 3.1.4 and 4.2.1 (Ferry traffic in the Split Gate) (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) [Ministry of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure: Press release on the serious accident at the Split Gate, 14 Jun 2026](https://mmpi.gov.hr/UserDocsImages/dokumenti/PRESS/Priop%C4%87enja/Priopcenja_26/MMPI%20Priopcenje%20Teska%20pomorska%20nesre%C4%87a%20kod%20Splitskih%20vrata%20LKST%2014-6_26.pdf) (Ferry traffic in the Split Gate) (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) [Croatian Bureau of Statistics: Nautical tourism: capacity and turnover of ports, 2025](https://podaci.dzs.hr/2025/en/97070) (Boats in transit in Split-Dalmatia, boats in transit in Šibenik-Knin) (Official source, 25 Sep 2026) [Our measurement on OpenStreetMap roads with the OSRM route planner, from the airport to the marina, without traffic](https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright) (Split Airport to ACI Marina Trogir, Split Airport to ACI Marina Split, Zadar Airport to D-Marin Dalmacija, the airports to Šibenik, Dubrovnik Airport to ACI Marina Dubrovnik, Split Airport to Marina Kaštela) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Our route tool: a sea route kept clear of land on OpenStreetMap's coastline, from the marina to the harbour (Trogir to Šolta by sea, Sukošan to Ugljan by sea, Šibenik to Zlarin by sea, Split to Šolta by sea, Dubrovnik to the Elafiti by sea) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Photos on this page - Split. Photo: “Aerial view of Marina Split in Croatia” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_view_of_Marina_Split_in_Croatia_(48608758207).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized - Split, the city harbour and the Riva from the water. Photo: “Split Croatie - Flickr - busylvie” by [Sylvie burr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Split_Croatie_-_Flickr_-_busylvie.jpg), [CC0](http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/deed.en), resized - ACI Marina Trogir, Čiovo shore of the Trogir channel. Photo: “Trogir marina 053” by [Ante Perkovic](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Trogir_marina_053.jpg), [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0), resized - D-Marin Mandalina, Šibenik. Photo: “Marina Mandalina, Općina Šibenik, Croatia - panoramio - Luboš Holič (7)” by [Luboš Holič](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Marina_Mandalina,_Op%C4%87ina_%C5%A0ibenik,_Croatia_-_panoramio_-_Lubo%C5%A1_Holi%C4%8D_(7).jpg), [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0), resized - D-Marin Dalmacija, Sukošan and Bibinje, near Zadar. Photo: “Obala kraljice Jelene 53, 23205, Bibinje, Croatia - panoramio (1)” by [Arek N.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Obala_kraljice_Jelene_53,_23205,_Bibinje,_Croatia_-_panoramio_(1).jpg), [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0), resized - ACI Marina Dubrovnik, Komolac, on the Rijeka Dubrovačka. Photo: “ACI Marina Dubrovnik” by [Bracodbk at Croatian Wikipedia](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:ACI_Marina_Dubrovnik.JPG), [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0), resized - Uvala Šešula, next to Maslinica, island of Šolta. Photo: “Šolta Maslinica Hrvatska Uvala Šešula 2019 08a” by [Joadl](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:%C5%A0olta_Maslinica_Hrvatska_Uvala_%C5%A0e%C5%A1ula_2019_08a.jpg), [CC BY-SA 3.0 AT](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/at/deed.en), resized - Hvar town, island of Hvar. Photo: “Hvar” by [Jeremy Couture](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hvar_(4858219998).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized Show all 9 photo credits Show fewer photo credits - Pakleni islands, off Hvar town. Photo: “Pakleni otoci - panoramio (4)” by [Dejan Sekuloski](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pakleni_otoci_-_panoramio_(4).jpg), [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0), resized (From the operator) (Official source) (Seen by us) (Seen by a sailor) (Measured by us) (Sources disagree) (Third-party source) [How we check](https://olasail.com/about/how-we-check/#labels) 29 facts, last checked 26 Sep 2026. 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