--- title: "7-day sailing itinerary from Split: Vis, Hvar, Brač" description: "A Saturday to Saturday sailing week from Split to Šolta, Vis, Hvar and Brač: the distance each day, where to sleep, and a Plan B for the wind." url: https://olasail.com/routes/split-seven-days/ updated: 2026-10-08 --- > The Markdown copy of https://olasail.com/routes/split-seven-days/, 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/) Photo: “Luftbild von der Bucht Stiniva auf der Insel Vis in Kroatien” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Luftbild_von_der_Bucht_Stiniva_auf_der_Insel_Vis_in_Kroatien_(48608286123).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized Photo: “Aerial view of Komiza Town Harbour on Vis island, Croatia” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_view_of_Komiza_Town_Harbour_on_Vis_island,_Croatia_(48608822587).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized Photo: “Zdrilca - panoramio” by [Dejan Sekuloski](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Zdrilca_-_panoramio.jpg), [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0), resized Intermediate: Two open crossings, the longest about 17 NM from Šolta to Vis. First crews: settled weather, or take a skipper # Seven days sailing from Split Sailed and checked: a Saturday to Saturday loop from Split, 123 NM (Measured by us, 5 Oct 2026) through Šolta, Vis, Komiža, the Pakleni Islands, Stari Grad and Milna. Two open crossings, out to Vis and back, and short hops for the rest; the longest day is 28 NM (Measured by us, 25 Sep 2026). 123 NM in 7 days (Measured by us, 5 Oct 2026) 28 NM longest day (Measured by us, 25 Sep 2026) about 20½ h under way at 6 knots 7 nights 4 marinas, 3 town quays About €1,150 to €2,990 a guest for a crew of 6. What it costs All 126 facts on this page name their source, the latest checked on 7 Oct 2026: 46 from the operator, 37 from official sources, 18 measured by us and 22 from third-party sources, such as pilot books and magazines, so treat those 22 as a guide. The sources disagree on 3: [shelter at the Blue Lagoon](https://olasail.com/places/drvenik-blue-lagoon/), [shelter in Kut in Vis town](https://olasail.com/moorings/vis-town-harbour/) and [shelter in Mlini bay](https://olasail.com/places/pakleni-islands/). See every source 46 From the operator (operator) 37 Official source (official) 18 Measured by us (measured) 3 Sources disagree (disputed) 22 Third-party source (third party) Written by [Domagoj Franc](https://olasail.com/about/people/domagoj-franc/), editor. Sailed and checked by [Ivor Benko](https://olasail.com/about/people/ivor-benko/), skipper. Published 7 Oct 2026. Updated 8 Oct 2026. The week at a glance A Saturday to Saturday charter week through Šolta, Vis, Biševo, the Pakleni Islands, Hvar and Brač, sailed and checked by a skipper reviewer. You cross the open Vis channel twice, out on day 2 and back on day 4. Every night has a marina, a buoy field or a town quay, and every day has a Plan B for the wind. | Day | Leg | NM and hours | Where you sleep | Price | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Day 1, Sat | Split to Maslinica | 14 NM, about 2½ h | [Marina Martinis Marchi](https://olasail.com/moorings/maslinica-marina/) | €145 | | Day 2, Sun | Maslinica to Vis town, Open crossing | 21 NM, about 3½ h | [Vis town quay](https://olasail.com/moorings/vis-town-harbour/) | €119.15 | | Day 3, Mon | Vis town to Komiža, stops at [Rukavac](https://olasail.com/places/vis/#rukavac) | 19 NM, about 3 h | [Komiža town quay](https://olasail.com/places/komiza/) | €95 | | Day 4, Tue | Komiža to Palmižana, Open crossing, stops at [Blue Cave](https://olasail.com/places/bisevo-blue-cave/) | 28 NM, about 4½ h | [ACI Marina Palmižana](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-palmizana/) | €140 | | Day 5, Wed | Palmižana to Stari Grad | 13 NM, about 2 h | [Stari Grad town quay](https://olasail.com/moorings/stari-grad-town-quay/) | €60 | | Day 6, Thu | Stari Grad to Milna, stops at [Lučice](https://olasail.com/places/brac/#lucice) | 15 NM, about 2½ h | [ACI Marina Milna](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-milna/) | €128 | | Day 7, Fri | Milna to Split, stops at [Bobovišća](https://olasail.com/places/brac/#bobovisca) | 13 NM, about 2 h | [Your charter base](https://olasail.com/places/split/#first-day), marina | Included | | In all | 7 nights | 123 NM, about 20½ h | | | Reference prices, not quotes. Not for navigation. How we price and measure ## Day by day Your average speed A charter catamaran averages about 6 knots, sailing and motoring, so we start there. The daily times below are worked out along our planned line. ### Day 1, Saturday: Split to Maslinica, 14 NM Photo: “Maslinica, marina s tvrzí 01” by [Draceane](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Maslinica,_marina_s_tvrz%C3%AD_01.jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized Boarding day. Ask your charter company for its boarding time. Go on to Maslinica only if you have the boat by 3 pm, so you tie up before dark. Otherwise sleep at [your base in Split](https://olasail.com/places/split/#first-day). In Split, the morning is yours: charter companies hand over their boats from 3 pm to 7 pm (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026). At [Pazar](https://olasail.com/places/split/#provisioning), the green market by Diocletian's Palace, open in the mornings, buy fresh food for the first two days. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) If you have the boat by 3 pm, sail out to Šolta, so you tie up in Maslinica before dark. At Maslinica, call the marina on VHF 17 before you come in. In the evening, walk to the baroque Martinis Marchi castle on the waterfront, whose hotel restaurant opens in season. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) - Under way: about 2½ h, at 6 knots - Tonight: [Maslinica](https://olasail.com/moorings/maslinica-marina/), 2 places to stay - Other choices: 2 other nights, 2 stops on the way #### Where to sleep in Maslinica The usual first night: a marina in a sheltered bay at the west end of Šolta. Go only if you have the boat by 3 pm. - Photo: “Maslinica, marina s tvrzí 01” by [Draceane](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Maslinica,_marina_s_tvrz%C3%AD_01.jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized Our plan [Marina Martinis Marchi](https://olasail.com/moorings/maslinica-marina/): €145 a night: €135 a day in July 2026, 12 m boat, plus €10 water and power (From the operator, 5 Oct 2026) Shelter: Our cautious answer: in a strong westerly or maestral expect movement on the outer berths, and don't take the shallow passages between the islets in a jugo. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. What the source says Maslinica is sheltered from all winds, but north-westerlies and westerlies raise a chop (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) Facilities: Water and power at the berth, €10 a day for a 12 m boat. The toilets and showers are included in the berth price (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Booking: Ask the marina ahead, through its website, by email or by phone. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#marinas) One other place to stay in Maslinica: Šešula bay buoys - 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 [Šešula bay buoys](https://olasail.com/places/solta/#sesula): Free with dinner (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) Shelter Shelter: Our cautious answer: choose the arm by the forecast, and check your anchor in a westerly or a thunderstorm. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Šešula is good shelter from every wind except westerlies, above all in a thunderstorm, but it depends on the arm (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026). Only the far south-east arm is sheltered from the jugo (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026). The north-east arm must be left when a northerly strengthens (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026) Booking: Book the table and the berth with the restaurant, early in July and August. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/restaurant-moorings/#ask) #### If the plan changes Board late? Sleep at the base, then sail about 30 NM (Measured by us, 24 Sep 2026) straight to Vis town on Sunday. 2 other nights: staying in Split and Nečujam - 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 Plan B Stay in [Split](https://olasail.com/places/split/), no sailing One place to stay: Your charter base - [Your charter base](https://olasail.com/places/split/#first-day), marina: Included in the charter (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) Facilities: Water, power and showers are the marina's (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) - Photo: “Šolta Nečujam Hrvatska Podkamenica 2012 a” by [Joadl](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:%C5%A0olta_Ne%C4%8Dujam_Hrvatska_Podkamenica_2012_a.jpg), [CC BY-SA 3.0 AT](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/at/deed.en), resized [Nečujam](https://olasail.com/moorings/necujam-buoys/), 9 NM from Split, about 1½ h A shorter first leg when the boat is late: a deep, quiet bay on the north coast of Šolta. One place to stay: Nečujam quay - [Nečujam quay](https://olasail.com/moorings/necujam-buoys/): €36 a day on the quay, 12 m boat (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) Shelter: Our cautious answer: leave Nečujam if a bura is forecast, and mind the submerged wall in Piškera cove. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Nečujam is well sheltered from every wind except the bura and other northerlies (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) Booking: First come: pay the attendant when you arrive, and come early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) #### Stops on the way 2 stops you could add: The Blue Lagoon and Šešula bay - Photo: “Veli Krknjaš - panoramio” by [bruno.kostovic](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Veli_Krknja%C5%A1_-_panoramio.jpg), [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0), resized [The Blue Lagoon, Drvenik Veli](https://olasail.com/places/drvenik-blue-lagoon/), a 2 NM detour, about ½ h more Krknjaš bay, a shallow lagoon between Drvenik Veli and the Krknjaš islets. An underwater cable runs from the bay to Šipkova bay on Šolta, marked by a no-anchoring sign (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). How to stop here Anchor (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). Shelter: Sources differ. Our cautious answer: Leave if a bura, a jugo or any southerly is forecast (Sources disagree, 6 Oct 2026). - 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 [Šešula bay, Šolta](https://olasail.com/places/solta/#sesula), a 2 NM detour, about ½ h more A narrow bay next to Maslinica, with buoys and two restaurant jetties. How to stop here Take a buoy (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026). Shelter: Our cautious answer: choose the arm by the forecast, and check your anchor in a westerly or a thunderstorm. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Šešula is good shelter from every wind except westerlies, above all in a thunderstorm, but it depends on the arm (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026) [Swim and lunch stops for day 1](https://olasail.com/routes/split-seven-days/swim-stops/#day-1) ### Day 2, Sunday: Maslinica to Vis town, 21 NM Photo: “J32 421 Vis-Stadt, Lučica” by [Falk2](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:J32_421_Vis-Stadt,_Lu%C4%8Dica.jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized The first open crossing. Leave Maslinica early, before the afternoon wind builds. In Maslinica, cast off early: the maestral blows on many summer afternoons. (Measured by us, 5 Oct 2026) Out past Šolta, the open crossing to Vis is the longer of the week's two. Off Vis, [Stončica bay](https://olasail.com/places/stoncica/), round the corner from Vis town, is a swim at the end of it, if you want one. In Vis town, each quay has a reception with washrooms beside it, and you pay there. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) In the evening, Lola serves fish and handmade pasta in a garden with stone walls and olive trees; book ahead. (From the operator, 5 Oct 2026) - Under way: about 3½ h, at 6 knots, an open crossing - Tonight: [Vis town](https://olasail.com/moorings/vis-town-harbour/), 3 places to stay - Other choices: 2 other nights, 2 stops on the way #### Where to sleep in Vis town - Photo: “J32 421 Vis-Stadt, Lučica” by [Falk2](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:J32_421_Vis-Stadt,_Lu%C4%8Dica.jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized Our plan [Vis town quay](https://olasail.com/moorings/vis-town-harbour/): €119.15 a day on the quay in 2026, 12 m boat (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Shelter: Our cautious answer: in a bura or a jugo expect a rough night on the town quay, and strong gusts in any other wind. In a strong maestral expect Kut to be the more exposed side. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. What the source says Vis harbour is open to the bura and the jugo, and every wind blows hard here, the bura and the jugo most of all (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026). The Kut side is open to northerly and north-westerly winds (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) Facilities: About 60 yachts on the main quay and 40 in Kut, on lazy lines, with water and power posts (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Booking: First come: pay the attendant when you arrive, and come early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) 2 other places to stay in Vis town: Kut quay, Vis town and Vis town bay buoys - [Kut quay, Vis town](https://olasail.com/moorings/vis-town-harbour/): €119.15 a day on the quay in 2026, 12 m boat (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Shelter Shelter: Treat Kut as open to the northwest and to summer squalls from the west (Sources disagree, 26 Sep 2026) Booking: First come: pay the attendant when you arrive, and come early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) - [Vis town bay buoys](https://olasail.com/moorings/vis-town-harbour/): €42 a day on a buoy, 12 m boat (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) #### If the plan changes Jugo or strong bura? Wait in Maslinica. Vis town full? [Stončica bay](https://olasail.com/places/stoncica/) is 4 NM (Measured by us, 7 Oct 2026) east, unless a bura is forecast. 2 other nights: Stončica and Komiža - Photo: “Stoncica beach bay on Vis island, Croatia” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Stoncica_beach_bay_on_Vis_island,_Croatia_(48693830941).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized Plan B [Stončica](https://olasail.com/places/stoncica/), 20 NM from Maslinica, about 3½ h Buoys in a quiet bay east of Vis town, for when the town is full. Not if a bura is forecast. One place to stay: Stončica buoys - [Stončica buoys](https://olasail.com/places/stoncica/): Price Unknown [Tell us about the buoy price at Stončica](https://olasail.com/about/corrections/#fact=stoncica.price) a night, 12 m boat Shelter: Open to the bura (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Facilities: Unknown [Tell us about the number of buoys at Stončica](https://olasail.com/about/corrections/#fact=stoncica.buoys) Booking: Usually first come: arrive early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) - Photo: “Aerial view of Komiza Town Harbour on Vis island, Croatia” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_view_of_Komiza_Town_Harbour_on_Vis_island,_Croatia_(48608822587).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized [Komiža](https://olasail.com/places/komiza/), 25 NM from Maslinica, about 4 h Straight across to Komiža on the west side of Vis, then round the south coast to Vis town on day 3. 3 places to stay: Komiža town quay, Lučica buoys and Pol Guspu buoys - [Komiža town quay](https://olasail.com/places/komiza/): €95 a night: €60 a day on the town quay, 12 m boat, plus €35 for the quay charge in 2023 (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) Shelter: Our cautious answer: if a westerly, south-westerly or thunderstorm is forecast, lie inside the breakwater or go round to Vis town. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Komiža bay is open to the west and south-west, and these winds raise high waves in it (Third-party source, 27 Sep 2026). Berths inside the breakwater are sheltered (Third-party source, 27 Sep 2026). Its buoys lie close together, are open to westerlies, and take swell in any wind with south in it. A bura blows across them in shifting gusts but raises no waves (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026) Booking: First come: pay the attendant when you arrive, and come early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) - [Lučica buoys](https://olasail.com/places/komiza/#lucica): Price Unknown [Tell us about the buoy price in 2026 at Komiža](https://olasail.com/about/corrections/#fact=komiza.buoyPrice) a night on a buoy, July 2026, 12 m boat Shelter: Our cautious answer: treat Lučica as open from the west round to the south. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Komiža bay, where the Lučica buoys lie, is open to the west and south-west, and these winds raise high waves in it. The buoys take swell, and are exposed to any wind with south in it (Third-party source, 27 Sep 2026) Booking: Usually first come: arrive early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) - [Pol Guspu buoys](https://olasail.com/places/komiza/#pol-guspu): Price Unknown [Tell us about the buoy price in 2026 at Komiža](https://olasail.com/about/corrections/#fact=komiza.buoyPrice) a night on a buoy, July 2026, 12 m boat Shelter: Our cautious answer: expect swell in anything from the west to the south. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Westerly and south-westerly winds raise high waves in Komiža bay, where the Pol Guspu buoys lie, and the buoys take swell (Third-party source, 27 Sep 2026) Booking: Usually first come: arrive early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) #### Stops on the way 2 stops you could add: Stončica bay and Oključna bay - Photo: “Stoncica beach bay on Vis island, Croatia” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Stoncica_beach_bay_on_Vis_island,_Croatia_(48693830941).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized [Stončica bay, Vis](https://olasail.com/places/stoncica/), a 3 NM detour, about ½ h more A sandy bay with buoys on the north-east coast of Vis. How to stop here Take a buoy [Tell us about the buoy price at Stončica](https://olasail.com/about/corrections/#fact=stoncica.price). Shelter: Open to the bura (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026). - Photo: “Uvala Oključna (Porat)” by [Emaus78](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Uvala_Oklju%C4%8Dna_(Porat).jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized [Oključna bay, Vis](https://olasail.com/places/vis/#okljucna), a 5 NM detour, about 1 h more A quiet bay with a few buoys and a konoba, on the north-west coast of Vis. How to stop here Take a buoy. Shelter: Our cautious answer: don't stay in Oključna if any bura or northerly is forecast. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Oključna lies on the bura side of Vis (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) [Swim and lunch stops for day 2](https://olasail.com/routes/split-seven-days/swim-stops/#day-2) ### Day 3, Monday: Vis town to Komiža, 19 NM Photo: “Aerial view of Komiza Town Harbour on Vis island, Croatia” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_view_of_Komiza_Town_Harbour_on_Vis_island,_Croatia_(48608822587).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized A lunch stop on the buoys at [Rukavac](https://olasail.com/places/vis/#rukavac) on the way round the south coast of [Vis](https://olasail.com/places/vis/). [Stiniva](https://olasail.com/places/stiniva/) is there too, for a swim from outside its cove. In Vis town, leave early: one Split day tour's published plan reaches the Green Cave at 11:40 am. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) At [Rukavac](https://olasail.com/places/vis/#rukavac), take a buoy, then go by dinghy 0.8 NM to the [Green Cave](https://olasail.com/places/budikovac-green-cave/#green-cave) on Ravnik before the tours: with a ticket, you may row in and swim for 10 minutes. Back on the buoy, have lunch aboard: swimming is not allowed inside the buoy field. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) In Komiža, the town quay lies inside the breakwater, below the [Kaštel](https://olasail.com/places/komiza/#kastel). In the evening, the fishing museum in the Kaštel opens again, and Konoba Jastožera cooks lobster several ways; call to book. (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) - Under way: about 3 h, at 6 knots - Tonight: [Komiža](https://olasail.com/places/komiza/), 3 places to stay - Other choices: 1 other night, 4 stops on the way #### Where to sleep in Komiža Shelter Komiža bay is open to the west and south-west, and these winds raise high waves in it (Third-party source, 27 Sep 2026). Berths inside the breakwater are sheltered (Third-party source, 27 Sep 2026). Our cautious answer: if a westerly, south-westerly or thunderstorm is forecast, lie inside the breakwater or go round to Vis town. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Its buoys lie close together, are open to westerlies, and take swell in any wind with south in it. A bura blows across them in shifting gusts but raises no waves (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026) - Photo: “Aerial view of Komiza Town Harbour on Vis island, Croatia” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_view_of_Komiza_Town_Harbour_on_Vis_island,_Croatia_(48608822587).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized Our plan [Komiža town quay](https://olasail.com/places/komiza/): €95 a night: €60 a day on the town quay, 12 m boat, plus €35 for the quay charge in 2023 (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) Facilities: On the quay the port charge includes water, power, rubbish and the washroom with showers for men and women. In 2023 it was €35 a day for a boat of 10.01 to 15 m (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Booking: First come: pay the attendant when you arrive, and come early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) 2 other places to stay in Komiža: Lučica buoys and Pol Guspu buoys - Photo: “Aerial view of Lucica Beach in Komiza, Croatia” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_view_of_Lucica_Beach_in_Komiza,_Croatia_(48608671701).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized [Lučica buoys](https://olasail.com/places/komiza/#lucica): Price Unknown [Tell us about the buoy price in 2026 at Komiža](https://olasail.com/about/corrections/#fact=komiza.buoyPrice) a night on a buoy, July 2026, 12 m boat Shelter Shelter: Our cautious answer: treat Lučica as open from the west round to the south. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Komiža bay, where the Lučica buoys lie, is open to the west and south-west, and these winds raise high waves in it. The buoys take swell, and are exposed to any wind with south in it (Third-party source, 27 Sep 2026) Booking: Usually first come: arrive early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) - Photo: “Komiža Island Vis” by [ModriDirkac](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Komi%C5%BEa_Island_Vis.jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized [Pol Guspu buoys](https://olasail.com/places/komiza/#pol-guspu): Price Unknown [Tell us about the buoy price in 2026 at Komiža](https://olasail.com/about/corrections/#fact=komiza.buoyPrice) a night on a buoy, July 2026, 12 m boat Shelter Shelter: Our cautious answer: expect swell in anything from the west to the south. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Westerly and south-westerly winds raise high waves in Komiža bay, where the Pol Guspu buoys lie, and the buoys take swell (Third-party source, 27 Sep 2026) Booking: Usually first come: arrive early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) #### If the plan changes If a westerly is forecast, stay a second night in Vis town instead. One other night: a second night in Vis town - Photo: “J32 421 Vis-Stadt, Lučica” by [Falk2](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:J32_421_Vis-Stadt,_Lu%C4%8Dica.jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized Plan B A second night in [Vis town](https://olasail.com/moorings/vis-town-harbour/), no sailing Shelter Our cautious answer: in a bura or a jugo expect a rough night on the town quay, and strong gusts in any other wind. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Vis harbour is open to the bura and the jugo, and every wind blows hard here, the bura and the jugo most of all (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026) Our cautious answer: in a strong maestral expect Kut to be the more exposed side. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. The Kut side is open to northerly and north-westerly winds (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) 3 places to stay: Vis town quay, Kut quay, Vis town and Vis town bay buoys - [Vis town quay](https://olasail.com/moorings/vis-town-harbour/): €119.15 a day on the quay in 2026, 12 m boat (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Facilities: About 60 yachts on the main quay and 40 in Kut, on lazy lines, with water and power posts (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Booking: First come: pay the attendant when you arrive, and come early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) - [Kut quay, Vis town](https://olasail.com/moorings/vis-town-harbour/): €119.15 a day on the quay in 2026, 12 m boat (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Shelter: Treat Kut as open to the northwest and to summer squalls from the west (Sources disagree, 26 Sep 2026) Booking: First come: pay the attendant when you arrive, and come early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) - [Vis town bay buoys](https://olasail.com/moorings/vis-town-harbour/): €42 a day on a buoy, 12 m boat (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) Booking: Usually first come: arrive early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) #### Stops on the way - Photo: “J32 450 Rukavac” by [Falk2](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:J32_450_Rukavac.jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized Our plan [Rukavac, Vis](https://olasail.com/places/vis/#rukavac), Clear water off the islets on the south coast of Vis, with two buoy fields. Take a buoy (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026). Shelter: Our cautious answer: leave Rukavac if a jugo is forecast, and mind the shallows in the west part. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Rukavac is sheltered from every wind except south to south-easterlies (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) 4 other stops on the way: Stiniva cove, Srebrna bay, Budikovac and Oključna bay - Photo: “Aerial view of the Adriatic Sea at Stiniva Bay on Vis island in Croatia” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_view_of_the_Adriatic_Sea_at_Stiniva_Bay_on_Vis_island_in_Croatia_(48608804397).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized [Stiniva cove, Vis](https://olasail.com/places/stiniva/), a 7 NM detour, about 1 h more A pebble beach behind a narrow gap in the cliffs, on the south coast of Vis. No anchoring within 150 m (Official source, 25 Sep 2026) of a natural beach. How to stop here Anchor outside the mouth and swim in. Closed to boats in summer, by a line of floats (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). Shelter: Open to the south (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). - Photo: “SREBRNA - panoramio” by [sanja mm](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SREBRNA_-_panoramio.jpg), [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0), resized [Srebrna bay, Vis](https://olasail.com/places/vis/#srebrna), a 7 NM detour, about 1 h more A pebble bay on the south coast of Vis, a day stop in settled weather. No anchoring within 150 m (Official source, 25 Sep 2026) of a natural beach. How to stop here Anchor (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). Shelter: Swell in a jugo (Official source, 30 Sep 2026). - Photo: “Blue lagoon at Budikovac island in Croatia” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Blue_lagoon_at_Budikovac_island_in_Croatia_(48608643361).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized [Budikovac, Vis](https://olasail.com/places/budikovac-green-cave/), a 6 NM detour, about 1 h more A shallow lagoon between two islets off the south-east of Vis. How to stop here Take a buoy (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026). Shelter: Open to the south (Official source, 5 Oct 2026). - Photo: “Uvala Oključna (Porat)” by [Emaus78](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Uvala_Oklju%C4%8Dna_(Porat).jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized [Oključna bay, Vis](https://olasail.com/places/vis/#okljucna), an under 1 NM detour, about ½ h more A quiet bay with a few buoys and a konoba, on the north-west coast of Vis. How to stop here Take a buoy. Shelter: Our cautious answer: don't stay in Oključna if any bura or northerly is forecast. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Oključna lies on the bura side of Vis (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) [Swim and lunch stops for day 3](https://olasail.com/routes/split-seven-days/swim-stops/#day-3) ### Day 4, Tuesday: Komiža to Palmižana, 28 NM Photo: “Biševo - Blue Cave - 2021-07-30 11-56-09 2642” by [Pierre-Selim Huard](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bi%C5%A1evo_-_Blue_Cave_-_2021-07-30_11-56-09_2642.jpg), [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0), resized The longest day. Leave Komiža at 7 am for the [Blue Cave](https://olasail.com/places/bisevo-blue-cave/) on Biševo, then make the second open crossing, to Palmižana by mid-afternoon. In Komiža, the early start is for the [Blue Cave](https://olasail.com/places/bisevo-blue-cave/): in July and August its queues are longest from about 10 am. (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) At Mezuporat, you leave your boat in the bay and go into the cave on the operator's boat. (Official source, 5 Oct 2026) After the cave, cross to the Pakleni Islands and call ACI Marina Palmižana on VHF 17 before you come in. In the evening, walk over the island to Zori in Vinogradišće bay, where the local catch is grilled on the water; book online. (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) - Under way: about 4½ h, at 6 knots, an open crossing - Tonight: [Palmižana](https://olasail.com/places/pakleni-islands/), 3 places to stay - Other choices: 2 other nights, 3 stops on the way #### Where to sleep in Palmižana - Photo: “Palmizana - panoramio” by [Dejan Sekuloski](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Palmizana_-_panoramio.jpg), [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0), resized Our plan [ACI Marina Palmižana](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-palmizana/): €140 a night in July, 12 m boat (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) Shelter: Open to a strong SW to W (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Facilities: Toilets and showers, a shop, a restaurant and a laundry. Call on VHF channel 17 (From the operator, 25 Sep 2026) Booking: Book online with ACI, even on the day you arrive. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#aci) 2 other places to stay in Palmižana: Vinogradišće bay buoys and Mlini bay buoys - Photo: “PALMIŽANA - panoramio” by [sanja mm](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:PALMI%C5%BDANA_-_panoramio.jpg), [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0), resized [Vinogradišće bay buoys](https://olasail.com/moorings/vinogradisce-buoys/): €84 a summer night, 12 m boat (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Shelter and facilities Shelter: Open to the south and southwest (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) Facilities: Unknown [Tell us about the water, power and showers at Vinogradišće](https://olasail.com/about/corrections/#fact=palmizana.facilities) Booking: You can reserve a buoy, for a fee on top of the night. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#quays) - Photo: “Mlini beach - panoramio (2)” by [Dejan Sekuloski](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mlini_beach_-_panoramio_(2).jpg), [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0), resized [Mlini bay buoys](https://olasail.com/places/pakleni-islands/#mlini): Price to come Shelter and facilities Shelter: Sources differ. Our cautious answer: Don't plan a night off Mlini if a south-westerly or westerly is forecast, and expect a current of up to 4 knots in the passage in a westerly, and a strong current in any southerly, up to 3 knots in a storm jugo (Sources disagree, 6 Oct 2026) Facilities: Mlini has a restaurant by the beach, reached by boat or on foot from Ždrilca (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) #### If the plan changes Strong afternoon wind? Stay a second night in Komiža and cross to Palmižana next morning. 2 other nights: a second night in Komiža and Hvar town - Photo: “Aerial view of Komiza Town Harbour on Vis island, Croatia” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_view_of_Komiza_Town_Harbour_on_Vis_island,_Croatia_(48608822587).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized Plan B A second night in [Komiža](https://olasail.com/places/komiza/), no sailing 3 places to stay: Komiža town quay, Lučica buoys and Pol Guspu buoys - [Komiža town quay](https://olasail.com/places/komiza/): €95 a night: €60 a day on the town quay, 12 m boat, plus €35 for the quay charge in 2023 (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) Shelter: Our cautious answer: if a westerly, south-westerly or thunderstorm is forecast, lie inside the breakwater or go round to Vis town. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Komiža bay is open to the west and south-west, and these winds raise high waves in it (Third-party source, 27 Sep 2026). Berths inside the breakwater are sheltered (Third-party source, 27 Sep 2026). Its buoys lie close together, are open to westerlies, and take swell in any wind with south in it. A bura blows across them in shifting gusts but raises no waves (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026) Booking: First come: pay the attendant when you arrive, and come early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) - [Lučica buoys](https://olasail.com/places/komiza/#lucica): Price Unknown [Tell us about the buoy price in 2026 at Komiža](https://olasail.com/about/corrections/#fact=komiza.buoyPrice) a night on a buoy, July 2026, 12 m boat Shelter: Our cautious answer: treat Lučica as open from the west round to the south. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Komiža bay, where the Lučica buoys lie, is open to the west and south-west, and these winds raise high waves in it. The buoys take swell, and are exposed to any wind with south in it (Third-party source, 27 Sep 2026) Booking: Usually first come: arrive early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) - [Pol Guspu buoys](https://olasail.com/places/komiza/#pol-guspu): Price Unknown [Tell us about the buoy price in 2026 at Komiža](https://olasail.com/about/corrections/#fact=komiza.buoyPrice) a night on a buoy, July 2026, 12 m boat Shelter: Our cautious answer: expect swell in anything from the west to the south. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Westerly and south-westerly winds raise high waves in Komiža bay, where the Pol Guspu buoys lie, and the buoys take swell (Third-party source, 27 Sep 2026) Booking: Usually first come: arrive early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) - Photo: “The Spanish Fortress in Hvar, Croatia” by [Steve Jurvetson](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Spanish_Fortress_in_Hvar,_Croatia.jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized [Hvar town](https://olasail.com/moorings/hvar-town-harbour/), 24 NM from Komiža, about 4 h Hvar town instead of the Pakleni Islands, for an evening in town. One place to stay: Hvar town quay - [Hvar town quay](https://olasail.com/moorings/hvar-town-harbour/): €136 a day on the quay in 2026, 12 m boat (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Shelter: Our cautious answer: don't plan a night on the Hvar quay if a jugo is forecast, and don't anchor in the middle of the harbour. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Hvar harbour is sheltered from the bura but open to the jugo, and is rarely calm, because of jugo swell or the heavy traffic inside it (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026) Booking: Book with the harbour office. Cancelling within 48 hours costs the night. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#quays) #### Stops on the way - Photo: “Biševo - Blue Cave - 2021-07-30 11-56-09 2642” by [Pierre-Selim Huard](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bi%C5%A1evo_-_Blue_Cave_-_2021-07-30_11-56-09_2642.jpg), [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0), resized Our plan [The Blue Cave, Biševo](https://olasail.com/places/bisevo-blue-cave/), A sea cave on Biševo, lit blue by the sun through an opening under the water. You go in on a cave boat (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026). €24 an adult and €12 a child aged 6 to 12 from 20 Jun to 10 Sep, and €18 and €9 from 1 Apr to 19 Jun and 11 Sep to 31 Oct. Under 6 free. Cash, card or bank transfer; the ticket includes the visitor centre's exhibition (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026). Cave Opening time: Unknown [Tell us when the Blue Cave opens](https://olasail.com/about/corrections/#fact=bluecave.opening). Go early, before the tour boats. Visits are only with the concession holder's boats, from Mezuporat, with a ticket. No boat of any kind may move, anchor or tie up in the Blue Cave or the Bear Cave, and you may not swim or dive in the Blue Cave (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Visits run only when the sea and weather allow (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026). 3 other stops on the way: Stiniva cove, Budikovac and Stipanska bay - Photo: “Aerial view of the Adriatic Sea at Stiniva Bay on Vis island in Croatia” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_view_of_the_Adriatic_Sea_at_Stiniva_Bay_on_Vis_island_in_Croatia_(48608804397).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized [Stiniva cove, Vis](https://olasail.com/places/stiniva/), a 4 NM detour, about ½ h more A pebble beach behind a narrow gap in the cliffs, on the south coast of Vis. No anchoring within 150 m (Official source, 25 Sep 2026) of a natural beach. How to stop here Anchor outside the mouth and swim in. Closed to boats in summer, by a line of floats (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). Shelter: Open to the south (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). - Photo: “Blue lagoon at Budikovac island in Croatia” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Blue_lagoon_at_Budikovac_island_in_Croatia_(48608643361).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized [Budikovac, Vis](https://olasail.com/places/budikovac-green-cave/), a 4 NM detour, about ½ h more A shallow lagoon between two islets off the south-east of Vis. How to stop here Take a buoy (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026). Shelter: Open to the south (Official source, 5 Oct 2026). - Photo: “Hvar 09” by [José Sáez](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hvar_09_(129455899).jpeg), [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0), resized [Stipanska bay, Marinkovac](https://olasail.com/places/pakleni-islands/#stipanska), a 4 NM detour, about ½ h more A bay on Marinkovac in the Pakleni Islands, with a beach bar ashore. Keep 50 m from a rope line, under way, boat under 15 m (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). How to stop here Anchor (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). Shelter: Open to the south and west (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). [Swim and lunch stops for day 4](https://olasail.com/routes/split-seven-days/swim-stops/#day-4) ### Day 5, Wednesday: Palmižana to Stari Grad, 13 NM Photo: “Yacht Line Up, Stari Grad - Hvar Island” by [Alex Proimos from Sydney, Australia](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Yacht_Line_Up,_Stari_Grad_-_Hvar_Island_(5970792722).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized Round the west end of [Hvar](https://olasail.com/places/hvar/) and sail up the long bay to Stari Grad and its town quay. In the Pakleni Islands, swim before you leave: the 13 NM leg to Stari Grad has no stop on our list. In Stari Grad, restock first: the town has shops, a market and cash machines. (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) In the evening, walk out to the [Stari Grad Plain](https://olasail.com/places/hvar/#plain), the fields and stone walls laid out by Greek settlers, a UNESCO World Heritage site that starts at the edge of town. Back on Hektorović square, Kod Barba Luke serves fish soup and gregada, the island's fish stew; book online. (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) - Under way: about 2 h, at 6 knots - Tonight: [Stari Grad](https://olasail.com/moorings/stari-grad-town-quay/), one place to stay - Other choices: 2 other nights, 2 stops on the way #### Where to sleep in Stari Grad Bura In strong winds, boats further out in Stari Grad bay should seek shelter in Stari Grad itself. In Zavala, a cove on the Kabal shore 1.7 NM north-west of the town, the bura and jugo can blow hard but raise no high waves, though a north-westerly makes a rough sea; Tiha, further out, is a good anchorage in all winds of moderate strength (Official source, 6 Oct 2026). - Photo: “Yacht Line Up, Stari Grad - Hvar Island” by [Alex Proimos from Sydney, Australia](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Yacht_Line_Up,_Stari_Grad_-_Hvar_Island_(5970792722).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized Our plan [Stari Grad town quay](https://olasail.com/moorings/stari-grad-town-quay/): €60 a day on the town quay, 12 m boat (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) Facilities: The port supplies power, water and diesel, and mechanics, electricians and other boat repairers work in town (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) Booking: First come: pay the attendant when you arrive, and come early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) #### If the plan changes Bura forecast? Stay in the Pakleni Islands instead. 2 other nights: a second night in Palmižana and Hvar town - Photo: “Palmizana - panoramio” by [Dejan Sekuloski](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Palmizana_-_panoramio.jpg), [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0), resized Plan B A second night in [Palmižana](https://olasail.com/places/pakleni-islands/), no sailing A bura forecast? Stay in the Pakleni Islands another night. 3 places to stay: ACI Marina Palmižana, Vinogradišće bay buoys and Mlini bay buoys - [ACI Marina Palmižana](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-palmizana/): €140 a night in July, 12 m boat (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) Shelter: Open to a strong SW to W (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Facilities: Toilets and showers, a shop, a restaurant and a laundry. Call on VHF channel 17 (From the operator, 25 Sep 2026) Booking: Book online with ACI, even on the day you arrive. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#aci) - [Vinogradišće bay buoys](https://olasail.com/moorings/vinogradisce-buoys/): €84 a summer night, 12 m boat (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Shelter: Open to the south and southwest (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) Facilities: Unknown [Tell us about the water, power and showers at Vinogradišće](https://olasail.com/about/corrections/#fact=palmizana.facilities) Booking: You can reserve a buoy, for a fee on top of the night. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#quays) - [Mlini bay buoys](https://olasail.com/places/pakleni-islands/#mlini): Price to come Shelter: Sources differ. Our cautious answer: Don't plan a night off Mlini if a south-westerly or westerly is forecast, and expect a current of up to 4 knots in the passage in a westerly, and a strong current in any southerly, up to 3 knots in a storm jugo (Sources disagree, 6 Oct 2026) Facilities: Mlini has a restaurant by the beach, reached by boat or on foot from Ždrilca (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) - Photo: “The Spanish Fortress in Hvar, Croatia” by [Steve Jurvetson](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Spanish_Fortress_in_Hvar,_Croatia.jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized [Hvar town](https://olasail.com/moorings/hvar-town-harbour/), 2 NM from Palmižana, about ½ h A night in Hvar town, a short hop from the Pakleni Islands. One place to stay: Hvar town quay - [Hvar town quay](https://olasail.com/moorings/hvar-town-harbour/): €136 a day on the quay in 2026, 12 m boat (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Shelter: Our cautious answer: don't plan a night on the Hvar quay if a jugo is forecast, and don't anchor in the middle of the harbour. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Hvar harbour is sheltered from the bura but open to the jugo, and is rarely calm, because of jugo swell or the heavy traffic inside it (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026) Booking: Book with the harbour office. Cancelling within 48 hours costs the night. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#quays) #### Stops on the way 2 stops you could add: Stipanska bay and Palmižana beach - Photo: “Hvar 09” by [José Sáez](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hvar_09_(129455899).jpeg), [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0), resized [Stipanska bay, Marinkovac](https://olasail.com/places/pakleni-islands/#stipanska), a 7 NM detour, about 1 h more A bay on Marinkovac in the Pakleni Islands, with a beach bar ashore. Keep 50 m from a rope line, under way, boat under 15 m (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). How to stop here Anchor (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). Shelter: Open to the south and west (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). - Photo: “PALMIŽANA - panoramio” by [sanja mm](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:PALMI%C5%BDANA_-_panoramio.jpg), [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0), resized [Palmižana beach, Vinogradišće bay](https://olasail.com/moorings/vinogradisce-buoys/), The beach at the head of Vinogradišće bay, on the south side of Sveti Klement. Keep 50 m from a rope line, under way, boat under 15 m (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). How to stop here Take a buoy (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026). Shelter: Open to the south and southwest (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). On the way if day 5 ends in Palmižana or Hvar town. [Swim and lunch stops for day 5](https://olasail.com/routes/split-seven-days/swim-stops/#day-5) ### Day 6, Thursday: Stari Grad to Milna, 15 NM Photo: “Milna, kikötő - panoramio” by [Sztudva Gyöngyi](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Milna,_kik%C3%B6t%C5%91_-_panoramio.jpg), [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0), resized Cross the Hvar channel to Milna, on the west end of [Brač](https://olasail.com/places/brac/), for the last night out. [Zlatni Rat](https://olasail.com/places/zlatni-rat/), near Bol on the south coast, is a detour east. In Stari Grad, leave in the morning: a day stop on the Lučice buoys lasts up to two hours, between 9 am and 2 pm. (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) At midday in [Lučice](https://olasail.com/places/brac/#swim-lucice), take one of [Restoran Lučice](https://olasail.com/restaurants/restoran-lucice/)'s buoys for a swim and lunch aboard. Before Milna, call ACI Marina Milna on VHF 17: the marina is at the head of the south-east arm of the bay, across from the town centre. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) In the evening, on the Riva next to the marina, Konoba Pizzeria Slika grills Brač lamb, tuna and squid over Brač wood; book online. (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) - Under way: about 2½ h, at 6 knots - Tonight: [Milna](https://olasail.com/places/brac/#milna), 4 places to stay - Other choices: 2 other nights, 2 stops on the way #### Where to sleep in Milna - Photo: “Milna - ACI marina” by [Silverije](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Milna_-_ACI_marina.jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized Our plan [ACI Marina Milna](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-milna/): €128 a day in July, 12 m boat, ACI Marina Milna (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) Shelter: Sheltered from all winds (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Facilities: Water, power, toilets and showers, a shop and a laundry (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) Booking: Book online with ACI, even on the day you arrive. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#aci) 3 other places to stay in Milna: Marina Vlaška, Milna town quay and Lučice bay buoys - [Marina Vlaška](https://olasail.com/places/brac/#milna): €128 a day in July, 12 m boat, Marina Vlaška (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) - [Milna town quay](https://olasail.com/places/brac/#milna): €54 a day on the town quay, 12 m boat (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) - Photo: “Bucht Lucice” by [Bunker](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bucht_Lucice.JPG), [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0), resized [Lučice bay buoys](https://olasail.com/places/brac/#lucice): €100 a night on a buoy, for a boat of 14 to 44 ft (From the operator, 5 Oct 2026) Shelter Shelter: Our measure from the chart: the bay's mouth is open to the south-west and west, with more than 10 NM of open water, and partly to the south and south-east (Measured by us, 5 Oct 2026) Booking: Book the table and the berth with the restaurant, early in July and August. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/restaurant-moorings/#ask) #### If the plan changes Marina full? Try [Milna's town quay](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-milna/#alt-quay), a county port, listed above. 2 other nights: Bobovišća and Stomorska - Photo: “Bobovišća na moru, Brač, Croatia 20231118 03” by [Argo Navis](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bobovi%C5%A1%C4%87a_na_moru,_Bra%C4%8D,_Croatia_20231118_03.jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized [Bobovišća](https://olasail.com/places/brac/#bobovisca), 16 NM from Stari Grad, about 2½ h A quieter inlet just north of Milna, with a village quay and buoys. 2 places to stay: Bobovišća village quay and Bobovišća buoys - [Bobovišća village quay](https://olasail.com/places/brac/#bobovisca): €48 a day on the quay, 12 m boat (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) Shelter: The outer bay is open to the bura and to winds from south-west to north-west (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). The inner bay and the harbour are sheltered from every wind, but a south-westerly sends a strong surge right into the harbour (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) Facilities: Unknown [Tell us about the water on the quay at Bobovišća](https://olasail.com/about/corrections/#fact=bobovisca.tap) Booking: First come: pay the attendant when you arrive, and come early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) - [Bobovišća buoys](https://olasail.com/places/brac/#bobovisca): Price Unknown [Tell us about the buoy price at Bobovišća](https://olasail.com/about/corrections/#fact=bobovisca.buoyPrice) a night on a buoy, July 2026, 12 m boat Booking: Usually first come: arrive early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) - Photo: “Šolta Stomorska Hrvatska Westufer 2012 c” by [Joadl](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:%C5%A0olta_Stomorska_Hrvatska_Westufer_2012_c.jpg), [CC BY-SA 3.0 AT](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/at/deed.en), resized [Stomorska](https://olasail.com/places/solta/#stomorska), 16 NM from Stari Grad, about 2½ h Šolta instead of Brač: a harbour village on the north coast of Šolta, an easy last hop to Split. One place to stay: Stomorska quay - [Stomorska quay](https://olasail.com/places/solta/#stomorska): €54 a day on the quay, 12 m boat (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) Shelter: Our cautious answer: in a bura, lie in the south part or go elsewhere. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Stomorska's north-west part is open to the bura and easterlies, and sheltered from every other wind, the pilot says (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026). The south part, behind the breakwater, is safe in any wind (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) Booking: First come: pay the attendant when you arrive, and come early in summer. [How it works](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/#arrive) #### Stops on the way - Photo: “Bucht Lucice” by [Bunker](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bucht_Lucice.JPG), [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0), resized Our plan [Lučice bay, Brač](https://olasail.com/places/brac/#lucice), Two inner coves on the south-west of Brač, with buoys, and room to anchor in the outer bay. Take a buoy or anchor (From the operator, 5 Oct 2026). Shelter: Our measure from the chart: the bay's mouth is open to the south-west and west, with more than 10 NM of open water, and partly to the south and south-east (Measured by us, 5 Oct 2026). 2 other stops on the way: Stipanska bay and Tatinja bay - Photo: “Hvar 09” by [José Sáez](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hvar_09_(129455899).jpeg), [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0), resized [Stipanska bay, Marinkovac](https://olasail.com/places/pakleni-islands/#stipanska), A bay on Marinkovac in the Pakleni Islands, with a beach bar ashore. Keep 50 m from a rope line, under way, boat under 15 m (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). How to stop here Anchor (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). Shelter: Open to the south and west (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). On the way only when day 6 starts somewhere else. - Photo: “Veli Školj, Tatinja, Šolta” by [Luboš Holič](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Veli_%C5%A0kolj,_Tatinja,_%C5%A0olta.jpg), [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0), resized [Tatinja bay, Šolta](https://olasail.com/places/solta/#tatinja), A buoy field in a bay on the south coast of Šolta. How to stop here Take a buoy (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). Shelter: Our cautious answer: treat Tatinja as open to the jugo and leave if one is forecast, and mind the 3 m passage inside the rock. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Tatinja is sheltered from the maestral, the tramontana and the bura. Sources differ on the south: More magazin calls it wide open to the south, the Šolta Tourist Board sheltered from south-easterlies (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) On the way only when day 6 starts somewhere else. [Swim and lunch stops for day 6](https://olasail.com/routes/split-seven-days/swim-stops/#day-6) ### Day 7, Friday: Milna to Split, 13 NM 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 A short last leg through the Split Gate (Splitska vrata, the strait between Brač and Šolta). Be back at your base on Friday afternoon, at the time your company gives, for fuel and check-out. In the morning, sail up to [Bobovišća](https://olasail.com/places/brac/#bobovisca), just north of Milna, for a last swim. In the Split Gate, fast craft pass often, most of all in summer, so keep a lookout astern. (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) At the base, staff go over the boat with you, and a diver checks what is under the water. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) In the evening, you sleep aboard one last time and leave the boat on Saturday morning. (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) - Under way: about 2 h, at 6 knots - Tonight: [Split](https://olasail.com/places/split/), one place to stay - Other choices: 2 stops on the way Ferries 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) #### Where to sleep in 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 Our plan [Your charter base](https://olasail.com/places/split/#first-day), marina: Included in the charter (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) Facilities: Water, power and showers are the marina's (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) #### If the plan changes If the maestral builds early, leave Milna by 10 am and motor-sail the last hour. #### Stops on the way - Photo: “Bobovišća na moru, Brač, Croatia 20231118 03” by [Argo Navis](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bobovi%C5%A1%C4%87a_na_moru,_Bra%C4%8D,_Croatia_20231118_03.jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized Our plan [Bobovišća, Brač](https://olasail.com/places/brac/#bobovisca), A long green inlet with a village quay, just north of Milna. Take a buoy (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). Shelter: Open to the west (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). 2 other stops on the way: Nečujam bay and Tatinja bay - Photo: “Šolta Nečujam Hrvatska Podkamenica 2012 a” by [Joadl](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:%C5%A0olta_Ne%C4%8Dujam_Hrvatska_Podkamenica_2012_a.jpg), [CC BY-SA 3.0 AT](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/at/deed.en), resized [Nečujam bay, Šolta](https://olasail.com/moorings/necujam-buoys/), a 5 NM detour, about 1 h more A deep bay on the north coast of Šolta, where boats anchor in its coves. How to stop here Anchor (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). Shelter: Our cautious answer: leave Nečujam if a bura is forecast, and mind the submerged wall in Piškera cove. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Nečujam is well sheltered from every wind except the bura and other northerlies (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) - Photo: “Veli Školj, Tatinja, Šolta” by [Luboš Holič](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Veli_%C5%A0kolj,_Tatinja,_%C5%A0olta.jpg), [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0), resized [Tatinja bay, Šolta](https://olasail.com/places/solta/#tatinja), A buoy field in a bay on the south coast of Šolta. How to stop here Take a buoy (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). Shelter: Our cautious answer: treat Tatinja as open to the jugo and leave if one is forecast, and mind the 3 m passage inside the rock. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. Tatinja is sheltered from the maestral, the tramontana and the bura. Sources differ on the south: More magazin calls it wide open to the south, the Šolta Tourist Board sheltered from south-easterlies (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) On the way only when day 7 starts somewhere else. [Swim and lunch stops for day 7](https://olasail.com/routes/split-seven-days/swim-stops/#day-7) ## Wind and sea, next 3 days On day 1's leg, Split to Maslinica, Šolta. It follows the day you pick on the map, in the week or in the days. Model forecast from Open-Meteo. Not an official forecast. Not for navigation. Official forecast: [DHMZ marine forecast](https://meteo.hr/prognoze_e.php?section=prognoze_specp¶m=jadran) (Official source, 25 Sep 2026) How to read this forecast Each part of the day shows its strongest hourly wind and gust, and its highest wave, in Croatian time. The words follow the Beaufort scale, and the model can't tell a real bura from any other northeast wind. [How to read a model forecast](https://olasail.com/croatia/weather-and-winds/#reading-the-forecast) [Weather data by Open-Meteo.com](https://open-meteo.com/), [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Grouped into parts of the day by OlaSail. Our cautious answer: weather descriptions, not a forecast: read DHMZ's forecast for sailors before you go. Our skipper reviewer hasn't checked this yet. What each wind does (Third-party source, 5 Oct 2026), and which official forecast and warnings to read: [Bora, jugo and maestral](https://olasail.com/croatia/weather-and-winds/), our weather guide. ## Before you go - Emergency: 112 for any emergency (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) 195 for sea rescue (MRCC Rijeka) (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) VHF channel 16 to ask for help at sea (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) - 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). Ask your company for its Saturday and Friday times before you book flights. How the week runs, from check-in to check-out: [How yacht charter in Croatia works](https://olasail.com/charter/). Which base suits your flights: [choosing a base](https://olasail.com/charter/bases/). - Food shopping: Plan provisions around your boarding time: [food shopping and laundry in Split](https://olasail.com/places/split/#provisioning). Ask your charter base about any delivery arrangements. - The boat and crew: Space at anchor or better sailing: [catamaran or monohull](https://olasail.com/charter/catamaran-vs-monohull/). Not sure your crew can sail it alone? [Hiring a skipper](https://olasail.com/charter/skipper/). - One way or two weeks: [Split to Dubrovnik in a week](https://olasail.com/routes/split-to-dubrovnik/) ends in Dubrovnik and costs a one-way fee, and it is for experienced crews, with open crossings on five of its seven days. [Two weeks from Split](https://olasail.com/routes/two-weeks-from-split/) reaches Korčula, Lastovo and Mljet and comes back, also for experienced crews. [Compare the weeks](https://olasail.com/routes/#compare). - Booking stops: Check the reservation process for the overnight place you choose: [booking a berth, and when to arrive](https://olasail.com/moorings/booking-a-berth/). - Forecast: DHMZ marine forecast (Official source, 25 Sep 2026). Read it every morning, and the evening before each crossing. Which forecast to trust, and when the coast radio reads it: [our weather guide](https://olasail.com/croatia/weather-and-winds/#forecast). - Winds: The bura is a gusty northeast wind, the jugo a southeast wind that brings swell, and the maestral the northwest breeze of summer afternoons. How each one behaves: [Bura, jugo and maestral](https://olasail.com/croatia/weather-and-winds/#winds). - Town quays: [Komiža](https://olasail.com/places/komiza/#quay) and [Stari Grad](https://olasail.com/moorings/stari-grad-town-quay/) are county ports, and so is [the town quay in Milna](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-milna/#alt-quay). You pay the port authority's attendant in the port, in cash or by card, and get an invoice (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). - Anchoring: No anchoring within 150 m of a natural beach, under the 2025 ordinance (Official source, 25 Sep 2026). Where you may anchor on the way, and who may charge you: [Anchoring in Croatia](https://olasail.com/moorings/anchoring-rules-and-fees/). - Water and fuel: - Day 1, [Marina Martinis Marchi](https://olasail.com/moorings/maslinica-marina/): Water and power at the berth, €10 a day for a 12 m boat (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026). - Day 2, [Vis town quay](https://olasail.com/moorings/vis-town-harbour/): Water and power posts (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026). - Day 3, [Komiža town quay](https://olasail.com/places/komiza/): On the quay the port charge includes water, power, rubbish and the washroom with showers for men and women (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026). - Day 4, [ACI Marina Palmižana](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-palmizana/): see its page. - Day 5, [Stari Grad town quay](https://olasail.com/moorings/stari-grad-town-quay/): The port supplies power, water and diesel (Official source, 26 Sep 2026). - Day 6, [ACI Marina Milna](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-milna/): Water, power, toilets and showers (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026). - Day 7, [Your charter base](https://olasail.com/places/split/#first-day): Included in the charter, with water, power and showers (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026). - Fuel, [ACI Marina Split](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-split/): ACI lists a fuel station 0.05 NM from the marina (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026). - Fuel, [Vis town](https://olasail.com/moorings/vis-town-harbour/) and [Milna](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-milna/): Fuel stations for boats in Vis town (INA Vis) and in Milna (INA Milna-marina), open 7 am to 7 pm every day (From the operator, 27 Sep 2026). These are not required refuelling stops. Follow your charter’s fuel and return instructions. - At every swim stop: No anchoring within 150 m of a natural beach, under the 2025 ordinance (Official source, 25 Sep 2026) Under way, keep clear of an organised beach's rope line: at least 50 m in a boat under 15 m, 100 m in a boat of 15 to 30 m, and 300 m at 30 m and over (Article 49) (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) ### Booking the boat, skipper and berths Chartering for this route? Agree with the charter company what it arranges, such as a skipper. Most nights are booked during the week, once you know the weather. [What to agree before you pay](https://olasail.com/charter/booking/#arrangements) ## What seven days from Split costs A week on this route, 7 nights and 123 NM from Split, costs about €1,150 to €2,990 a guest for a crew of 6: about €1,150 at anchor and cooking aboard, €1,480 on the nights we plan with dinner ashore, and €2,990 in the dearest berths on a catamaran with a skipper. With no licence aboard, a skipper on the Middle style's monohull adds about €380 a guest. The boat is the middle of three Split-area companies’ late-July 2026 list prices, before early-booking discounts of up to 15%; berths are 2026 prices. Three ways to spend seven days from Split, for 6 people | Style | Where you sleep | Food and drink | Boat | A guest | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Budget: Anchor and cook | 1 marina, 3 town quays, 2 anchorages and your base | €35 a person a day | Monohull, you sail | €1,150 | | Middle: Quays and dinners ashore | 3 marinas, 3 town quays and your base | €75 a person a day | Monohull, you sail | €1,480 | | High: Marinas and restaurants | 3 marinas, 3 town quays and your base | €130 a person a day | Catamaran with a skipper | €2,990 | Not included: flights and transfers, the deposit (held on your card, then given back), park tickets not counted with a night, and nights we have no price for. Many konobas let dinner guests use their buoys or jetty for free. Choose Restaurant buoys below to take one at any of your stops that has one; the dinner is in your food figure. ### Budget for your week Berths and fuel follow the nights you choose above. Change any starting figure to match your quote and plans. The boat and crew The boat for the week The middle of three Split-area companies’ late-July 2026 list prices, before early-booking discounts of up to 15%. Put your quote here. (Measured by us, 7 Oct 2026) € €4,250 At the base Transit log and base charges Check-in, final cleaning and the like, from one company’s 2026 list. (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) € €325 Tourist tax €1.33 a guest a night, 6 people for 7 nights. A skipper and hostess don’t pay it. (Official source, 7 Oct 2026) €56 On the way Berths 6 nights with a published price for a 12 m boat, at each night’s season. €687 1. [Marina Martinis Marchi](https://olasail.com/moorings/maslinica-marina/) €145 (From the operator, 5 Oct 2026) 2. [Vis town quay](https://olasail.com/moorings/vis-town-harbour/) €119.15 (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) 3. [Komiža town quay](https://olasail.com/places/komiza/) Includes the place’s own €35 charge. See where each price comes from €95 (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) 4. [ACI Marina Palmižana](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-palmizana/) €140 (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) 5. [Stari Grad town quay](https://olasail.com/moorings/stari-grad-town-quay/) €60 (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) 6. [ACI Marina Milna](https://olasail.com/moorings/aci-marina-milna/) €128 (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) 7. [Your charter base](https://olasail.com/places/split/#first-day) Included (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) Where each price comes from 1. Marina Martinis Marchi €135 a day for a 12 m boat in July and August 2026, plus €10 for water and power. VAT is included and the tourist tax is extra a day in July 2026, 12 m boat, plus €10 water and power A catamaran pays 80% more from April to October. €125 in June and September From the operator. Source checked 5 Oct 2026 - [Marina Martinis Marchi: daily berth price list 2026, in force from 23 Mar 2026](https://www.martinis-marchi.com/Portals/0/adam/Sadrzaj/OfgRuMP9uU6Ejjdz7fUilA/Link/Price%20list%20daily%20berth%202026_10.03.2026.pdf) 2. Vis town quay About €119.15 a day for a 12 m monohull on the town quay in 2026: the county's port fee of €60 and Gradina Vis's port charge of €59.15 a day on the quay in 2026, 12 m boat Measured by us. Source checked 26 Sep 2026 - Our sum of the county port authority's fee and Gradina Vis d.o.o.'s 2026 port charge, both collected in the port Vis town harbour is a class I.B county port: €5 a metre a day for a boat of 10.01 to 15 m, so €60 for a 12 m boat on the town quay, all year a day on the town quay, 12 m boat Metres count whole, so a 12.3 m boat pays for 13 m. A catamaran pays twice the rate per metre Official source. Source checked 26 Sep 2026 - [Split-Dalmatia County Port Authority: Port fee rules (Pravilnik o lučkim pristojbama) of 21 Jun 2023, with the 2025 and 2026 changes, Articles 8 and 14](https://www.lusdz.hr/Portals/0/adam/Documents/4T8EmwsaZUyU-OIRrV9Ykw/Files/Pravilnik%20o%20lu%C4%8Dkim%20pristojbama/PRAVILNIK%20O%20LU%C4%8CKIM%20PRISTOJBAMA%202023.pdf) Gradina Vis d.o.o. charges €59.15 a day for a boat of 11.01 to 12 m for its port services: water, power, toilets, rubbish and help with the lines. It may take 20% off in April, May and October a day, 11 to 12 m boat From the operator. Source checked 26 Sep 2026 - [Gradina Vis d.o.o.: its 2026 price list for port charges in the port of Vis, valid from 1 Jan 2026](https://gradinavis.hr/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Cjenik-LUCKA-NAKNADA.xlsx) 3. Komiža town quay Komiža is a class I.B county port: €5 a metre a day for a boat of 10.01 to 15 m, so €60 for a 12 m boat, all year a day on the town quay, 12 m boat Metres count whole, so a 12.3 m boat pays for 13 m Official source. Source checked 26 Sep 2026 - [Split-Dalmatia County Port Authority: Port fee rules (Pravilnik o lučkim pristojbama) of 21 Jun 2023, with the 2025 and 2026 changes, Articles 8 and 14](https://www.lusdz.hr/Portals/0/adam/Documents/4T8EmwsaZUyU-OIRrV9Ykw/Files/Pravilnik%20o%20lu%C4%8Dkim%20pristojbama/PRAVILNIK%20O%20LU%C4%8CKIM%20PRISTOJBAMA%202023.pdf) On the quay the port charge includes water, power, rubbish and the washroom with showers for men and women. In 2023 it was €35 a day for a boat of 10.01 to 15 m a day on the quay in 2023, 10 to 15 m Charged on top of the county port fee (komiza.quay). The operator's latest list is of 2023 From the operator. Source checked 26 Sep 2026 - [Nautički centar Komiža: Port charges in the port of Komiža, in force from 9 Jul 2023 (PDF), section 1, "Lučka naknada uključuje"](http://www.komiza.hr/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/2023-Cjenik-lu%C4%8Dke-naknade-u-Luci-Komi%C5%BEa-na-snazi-od-09.07.2023.pdf) 4. ACI Marina Palmižana €140 a night for a 12 m boat in July and August a night in July, 12 m boat €132 from April to June and in September and October. From the operator. Source checked 7 Oct 2026 - [ACI Marina Palmižana's price list for 2026](https://aci-marinas.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/ACI_Palmizana_prices.pdf) 5. Stari Grad town quay Stari Grad is a class I.B county port: €5 a metre a day for a boat of 10.01 to 15 m, so €60 for a 12 m boat on the town quay, all year a day on the town quay, 12 m boat Metres count whole, so a 12.3 m boat pays for 13 m. A catamaran pays twice the rate per metre Official source. Source checked 26 Sep 2026 - [Split-Dalmatia County Port Authority: Port fee rules (Pravilnik o lučkim pristojbama) of 21 Jun 2023, with the 2025 and 2026 changes, Articles 8 and 14](https://www.lusdz.hr/Portals/0/adam/Documents/4T8EmwsaZUyU-OIRrV9Ykw/Files/Pravilnik%20o%20lu%C4%8Dkim%20pristojbama/PRAVILNIK%20O%20LU%C4%8CKIM%20PRISTOJBAMA%202023.pdf) 6. ACI Marina Milna €128 a day for a 12 m boat in July and August in ACI Marina Milna. A catamaran pays twice from 1 Jun to 30 Sep a day in July, 12 m boat, ACI Marina Milna A catamaran pays twice from 1 Jun to 30 Sep, and 50% more the rest of the year. €122 in April to June, September and October. From the operator. Source checked 7 Oct 2026 - [ACI Marina Milna's price list for 2026](https://aci-marinas.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/ACI_Milna_prices.pdf) 7. Your charter base Included in the charter in the charter Water, power and showers are the marina's From the operator. Source checked 7 Oct 2026 - [Ultra Sailing's base pages and questions, FAQ "What is included in the charter price"](https://ultra-sailing.hr/faq-yachtcharter-croatia/) Fuel About 25 h under engine, the charter companies’ own figure for a week of motoring and charging; your 123 NM need less. 6 litres an hour at €1.84 a litre. (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) € €280 Tickets Blue Cave, for 6 people. €144 Food and drink A person a day, 6 people for 7 days. Dinner ashore, the rest aboard. €a day each €3,150 Anything else Taxis, parking, a damage waiver, a SUP. Count each charge once. € None added Estimated cost €1,480 a guest, for 6 people For the whole boat€8,890 - Boat: €4,250 - Base and tax: €381 - Berths: €687 - Fuel: €280 - Food and the rest: €3,294 Not in the total - The deposit, held on your card and given back Rounded to the nearest €10. It is an estimate, never a quote. [Each cost, explained](https://olasail.com/charter/cost/) ## Sources and checks 126 facts from 101 sources, last checked 7 Oct 2026. ### How we price and measure Reference prices, not a quote for your boat, from each marina's, buoy field's or port authority's own list. Distances are measured along our planned line with our route tool. Every distance for a changed day runs along our lines, through the stops you pick (Measured by us, 7 Oct 2026). Not for navigation. Our plan is 123 NM. With no swim stops, the week is 67 NM to 123 NM, depending on where you spend each night. (Measured by us, 7 Oct 2026) [Sunsail: the cost to charter a yacht in Croatia (a blog post)](https://www.sunsail.com/uk/blog/croatia-yacht-charter-costs), Fuel: 6 litres an hour, about 25 engine hours a week (Engine hours, fuel use and diesel price) (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) [The Moorings: Croatia yacht charter costs (a blog post)](https://www.moorings.com/blog/how-much-does-a-croatia-yacht-charter-cost), Fuel: 6 litres an hour; a catamaran about €500 a week (Engine hours, fuel use and diesel price) (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) [Ministry of Economy fuel price notice of 5 Oct 2026](https://mingo.gov.hr/print.aspx?id=10453&url=print), Notice of 5 Oct 2026: diesel €1.84/l from 6 Oct for seven days (Engine hours, fuel use and diesel price) (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) [Ultra Sailing's base pages and questions](https://ultra-sailing.hr/faq-yachtcharter-croatia/), FAQ "What is included in the charter price" (Split: the last night at your base, Saturday boarding at other bases. The last day of the week) (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) [ACI Marina Palmižana's price list for 2026](https://aci-marinas.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/ACI_Palmizana_prices.pdf) (Palmižana: the marina price, the catamaran price) (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) [ACI Marina Milna's price list for 2026](https://aci-marinas.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/ACI_Milna_prices.pdf) (The ACI Marina Milna price) (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) Show all 101 sources Show fewer sources [Marina Martinis Marchi: daily berth price list 2026, in force from 23 Mar 2026](https://www.martinis-marchi.com/Portals/0/adam/Sadrzaj/OfgRuMP9uU6Ejjdz7fUilA/Link/Price%20list%20daily%20berth%202026_10.03.2026.pdf) (Maslinica: the marina price, water, power and showers) (From the operator, 5 Oct 2026) [Restoran Lučice: its booking page, with the buoy prices](https://restoran-lucice.hr/booking_page/), Night mooring prices, times and booking (Berth terms at Restoran Lučice) (From the operator, 5 Oct 2026) [Lola, Vis town: its home page](https://lolavis.com/), Home page: the garden, the menu and the hours (Where to eat in Vis town) (From the operator, 5 Oct 2026) [Waypoint 2026 price list](https://waypoint.hr/price-list-2026/), Charter pack: monohulls 39 to 45 ft €325; catamarans 40 to 44 ft €420 and Optional Extras: Hostess (Monohulls) 200 EUR / day + food; Hostess (Catamarans) 210 EUR / day + food; Cook 260 EUR / day + food (Base charges, a hostess or cook a day) (From the operator, 7 Oct 2026) [Fair Wind 2026 price list](https://fairwind.hr/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/PRICE-LIST-2026.pdf), Mandatory charter pack: 38 ft €300, catamaran €400 (Base charges) (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) [Sail Club Croatia 2026 price list](https://sailclubcroatia.com/media/17624200142806_98jrph.pdf), Obligatory comfort package: monohulls up to 43 ft €380, catamarans €570 (Base charges) (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) [Šišmiš, Šešula: its table booking page, with the guest buoys](https://sismisrestaurant.com/en/rezervacije-stola), Table booking: mooring for guests (Berth terms at Šišmiš) (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) [Konoba Jastožera, Komiža: its home page](https://jastozera.eu/), Home page: the speciality and reservations (A konoba in Komiža) (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) [Zori, Palmižana: its page for the Pakleni Islands](https://zori.hr/fine-dining-pakleni-islands), For yachts: berth, season and hours (Palmižana: a konoba in Vinogradišće) (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) [Kod Barba Luke, Stari Grad: its menu](https://kodbarbaluke.com/menu-en.html), Menu: soups and fish dishes (A konoba in Stari Grad) (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) [Restoran Lučice: its home page](https://restoran-lucice.hr/), Home page: the buoys (The buoys at Restoran Lučice) (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) [Konoba Pizzeria Slika, Milna: its home page](https://pizzeriaslika.com/en/), Home page: the grill, the location and booking (A konoba in Milna) (From the operator, 4 Oct 2026) [INA d.d.: fuel station "Vis"](https://www.ina.hr/en/station/vis/), "Working hours", "Vessels fuel supply" (Fuel on the way) (From the operator, 27 Sep 2026) [INA d.d.: fuel station "Milna-marina" (Brač)](https://www.ina.hr/en/station/milna/) (Fuel on the way) (From the operator, 27 Sep 2026) [Sunsail's page for its Split-area base (useful information)](https://www.sunsail.com/yacht-charter/mediterranean/croatia/split/useful-information), "How does tipping/gratuity work in Agana?" (Tipping the skipper, the last day of the week. Split: Saturday boarding at other bases) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Nautički centar Komiža: Port charges in the port of Komiža, in force from 9 Jul 2023 (PDF)](http://www.komiza.hr/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/2023-Cjenik-lu%C4%8Dke-naknade-u-Luci-Komi%C5%BEa-na-snazi-od-09.07.2023.pdf), section 1, "Lučka naknada uključuje" (Komiža: the quay charge in 2023) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [GIP: Vinogradišće anchorage: its website and price list](https://vinogradisce.com/), "Anchorage price list", high and low season (Vinogradišće: the buoy price) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Marina Vlaška: the marina and its price table](https://marinavlaska.eu/marina-vlaska/) (Milna: the Marina Vlaška price) (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 base times and each company's return times (Split: Saturday boarding at other bases. The last day of the week) (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), "Disembarkation time" (Split: Saturday boarding at other bases. The check-out inspection, the last day of the week) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Tržnice Split: home page (Pazar and Peškarija)](https://trznicesplit.com/), home "Glavna Tržnica - Pazar"; FAQ question 3 (Split: the green market) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Marina Martinis Marchi: the marina and contacts](https://www.martinis-marchi.com/marina) (Maslinica: the VHF channel, the castle) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Gradina Vis d.o.o.: its port services (mooring and unmooring) in the port of Vis](https://gradinavis.hr/djelatnosti/nautika-usluge-priveza-i-odveza-brodova/) (Vis town: berths on the town quay, the receptions) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Gradina Vis d.o.o.: its anchorages page (Stončica and the others it holds)](https://gradinavis.hr/sidrista/) (Stončica: shelter in a bura) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Gradina Vis d.o.o.: its 2026 price list for the southern anchorages (Cjenik sidrište Jug: Ravnik, Budikovac, Rukavac, Tepluš), from 1 Jan 2026](https://gradinavis.hr/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/CJENIK-SIDRISTE-JUG.xlsx) (Rukavac: the buoy price in 2026. Budikovac: the buoy price in 2026) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Flarent: the day plan of its Blue Cave tour](https://split-cityexcursions.com/blog/blue-cave-tour-split), the itinerary, 09:45 to 17:00 (The day tours from Split on Vis) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Gradina Vis d.o.o.: rules for the Rukavac, Budikovac and Ravnik anchorages, January 2024](https://gradinavis.hr/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Pravilnik-o-redu-u-luci-sidriste-Budikovac-Ravnik-i-Rukavac.pdf) (The rules on the southern buoy fields on Vis) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Nautički centar Komiža: Blue Cave visitor centre: rules of behaviour (Pravila ponašanja)](https://bluecave-bisevo.com/pravila-ponasanja/), "Posjet Modroj špilji"; "Pravila ponašanja" (Blue Cave: whether your own dinghy may go in) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Nautički centar Komiža d.o.o.: the Blue Cave price list, valid from 1 Jun 2025 (PDF of 31 Mar 2025)](http://www.komiza.hr/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Cjenik-usluga-Modra-%C5%A1pilja-2025.pdf), rows I to III and Notes: prices include a one-time transfer and sightseeing of the Blue Cave; infodesk: Reception I., Uvala Mezuporat (Blue Cave: the ticket price. Mezuporat: where you switch boats) (Official source, 5 Oct 2026) [ACI Marina Milna: its page on aci-marinas.com](https://aci-marinas.com/marina/aci-milna/) (Milna: water, power and showers, shelter in the bay, the VHF channel, where the marina is) (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) [ACI Marina Split: its page on aci-marinas.com](https://aci-marinas.com/marina/aci-split/) (ACI Marina Split: fuel) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [ACI Marina Palmižana: its page on aci-marinas.com](https://aci-marinas.com/marina/aci-palmizana/) (Palmižana: facilities and VHF, shelter in the marina, the VHF channel) (From the operator, 26 Sep 2026) [Changes to the charter ordinance, Narodne novine 73/2020](https://narodne-novine.nn.hr/clanci/sluzbeni/2020_06_73_1416.html), Article 3 (The tourist tax rate) (Official source, 7 Oct 2026) [Split-Dalmatia County Port Authority: Port fee rules (Pravilnik o lučkim pristojbama) of 21 Jun 2023, with the 2025 and 2026 changes](https://www.lusdz.hr/Portals/0/adam/Documents/4T8EmwsaZUyU-OIRrV9Ykw/Files/Pravilnik%20o%20lu%C4%8Dkim%20pristojbama/PRAVILNIK%20O%20LU%C4%8CKIM%20PRISTOJBAMA%202023.pdf), Articles 8 and 14, Article 5 and Article 16 (Nečujam: the harbour fee. Vis town: the fee on a buoy in the bay. Komiža: the town quay fee. Stari Grad: the town quay fee. Milna: the town quay fee. Bobovišća: the quay fee. Stomorska: the harbour fee. Paying in a county port) (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) [Split-Dalmatia County Port Authority: Port fee list for Vis, from 1 Jan 2023, published by Gradina Vis d.o.o.](https://gradinavis.hr/servisne-informacije/cjenici/) (Vis town: the fee on a buoy in the bay) (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) [Split-Dalmatia County's maritime domain map (PUPD), concessions layer and register](https://adria-gis.com/pupd/), public data service, layer share_pomorsko_dobro_koncesije: none of its 61 concessions within 1.9 km of Ždrilca (Anchoring fees at Ždrilca. Srebrna: the anchoring fee. Stipanska: the anchoring fee) (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) [More i krš and the Faculty of Maritime Studies in Split: Split-Dalmatia County's anchorage study, phases I and II (2019)](https://moreikrs.hr/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Studija-sidrista-Splitsko-dalmatinske-zupanije-%E2%80%93-I.-i-II.-faza-podloga-za-prostorni-plan-Splitsko-dalmatinske-zupanije.pdf), section 3.7.1, 3.7.1 Uvala Krknjaš (pp. 223 to 227), section 3.7.1 on Krknjaš bay, section 5.4.1, section 5.4.7, section 5.4.6, Srebrna, maritime characteristics, section 5.4.4, section 4.4.1.4, 4.4.1.5 Ždrilica and 4.4.1 (pp. 239 to 258), section 4.4.1.2, Section 5.4.3, Mezuporat: "U službi je posjećivanja Modre špilje"; the Blue Cave information centre on the shore, run by Nautički centar Komiža d.o.o., 4.4.8 Luka Tiha and 4.4.9 Zavala (pp. 277 to 288) and section 2.4.2 (Blue Lagoon: the seabed, shelter, the cable to Šolta. Komiža: shelter on the buoys. Stiniva: the line of floats, anchoring in the cove. Srebrna: shelter. Budikovac: which winds reach it. Shelter in Vinogradišće bay. Mlini: shelter. Stipanska: which winds reach it. Mezuporat: where you switch boats. Stari Grad: shelter in a bura. Bobovišća: which winds reach it, shelter in the inner bay. Nečujam: depth and holding) (Sources disagree, 6 Oct 2026) [Changes to the maritime safety ordinance, Narodne novine 40/2026](https://narodne-novine.nn.hr/clanci/sluzbeni/2026_04_40_495.html), Article 3 (Passing an organised beach's rope line) (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) [Split-Dalmatia County Port Authority: the port of Stari Grad](https://www.lusdz.hr/o-nama/popis-luka-pod-nadleznoscu-lusdz/luka/1231), "Sve za brod" (Stari Grad: water, power and diesel, what is ashore) (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) [Split-Dalmatia County: Decision on the Tatinja anchorage concession (Šolta), 21 Jun 2023](https://adria-gis.com/pupd/arhiva/koncesija/1000001778917/Odluka%20o%20davanju%20koncesije%20-%20sidri%C5%A1te%20-%20Tatinja%20-%20%C5%A0olta.pdf) (Tatinja: the buoy field) (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) [Split-Dalmatia County: Decision on the Bobovišća anchorage concession, 24 Apr 2023](https://adria-gis.com/pupd/), Article 2 (Bobovišća: the buoy fields) (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) [gov.hr: 195, the maritime search and rescue service](https://gov.hr/en/195-maritime-search-and-rescue-service/1188) (The emergency number, the distress channel) (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) [Ministry of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure: Search and rescue at sea: MRCC Rijeka keeps a 24-hour watch on 195](https://mmpi.gov.hr/search-and-rescue-7010/7010) (The sea rescue number) (Official source, 26 Sep 2026) [gov.hr, Nautics: concessioned anchorages and fees (the government nautical guide)](https://gov.hr/en/nautics/1558) (Who may charge you) (Official source, 25 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 53 (The 150 m anchoring rule) (Official source, 25 Sep 2026) [DHMZ marine forecast for the Adriatic (English)](https://meteo.hr/prognoze_e.php?section=prognoze_specp¶m=jadran) (The marine forecast) (Official source, 25 Sep 2026) Our route tool: our planning line by sea, with varying clearance near the coast and harbour approaches, through each stop, rounded to the nearest mile (Distances when you change a day) (Measured by us, 7 Oct 2026) Our sum: the middle of the late-July weekly list prices of every 38 to 42 ft monohull and 40 ft catamaran in three Split-area companies' 2026 price lists (Starting figures for the boat) (Measured by us, 7 Oct 2026) Our sum: the middle of four Split-area companies' published skipper rates for a 38 to 45 ft monohull (Waypoint €200 a day, Fair Wind €1,540 a week, Ultra Sailing from €230 a day, Sail Club Croatia €250 a day), rounded to €10 (A day with a skipper, in euros) (Measured by us, 7 Oct 2026) Our sum: TOMAS Nautika 2022, average daily spending of charter guests (restaurants and bars €42, first stocking of the boat €13), raised by Eurostat's Croatian price indices for restaurants (+37.3%) and food (+23.5%) from 2022 to 2025, rounded to €5 (Food and drink a day) (Measured by us, 7 Oct 2026) Our route tool: our planning line by sea, with varying clearance near the coast and harbour approaches (Stončica: distance to Vis town. Green Cave: distance from Rukavac) (Measured by us, 7 Oct 2026) Our route tool, along our planned line (redrawn 25 Sep 2026; days 3, 6 and 7 through our plan's stops, joined from the solver's legs of 26 Sep 2026, on 5 Oct 2026) (Distances and hours for every day) (Measured by us, 5 Oct 2026) Our count from Open-Meteo's historical weather data (the ERA5 model), a model and not measurements, for the open sea west of Vis (model cell 43.0 N, 16.0 E), April to October, 2016 to 2025 (How often each wind blows on Vis) (Measured by us, 5 Oct 2026) Open water by compass point from the coastline, where boats lie (about 100 m off the shore) (Lučice: open water at the mouth) (Measured by us, 5 Oct 2026) Our sum from the marina's 2026 list: the July price and water and power, each 80% more (Maslinica: a catamaran in July) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Our sum of the county port authority's fee and Gradina Vis d.o.o.'s 2026 port charge, both collected in the port (Vis town: a day on the town quay, in all) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Our sum of the county port authority's fee, twice for a catamaran, and Gradina Vis d.o.o.'s 2026 port charge (Vis town: a day on the town quay for a catamaran, in all) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Our sum of the county port authority's fee and Nautički centar Hvar d.o.o.'s 2026 port charge (Hvar town: a day on the town quay, in all) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Our sum of the county port authority's fee, twice for a catamaran, and Nautički centar Hvar d.o.o.'s 2026 charge for a boat of 15 to 19.99 m (Hvar town: a day on the town quay for a catamaran, in all) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Our sums from ACI's price list for Milna: twice the July price, and the spring and autumn price plus 50% (Milna: a catamaran in summer) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) Our route tool, along our planned line (The longest day) (Measured by us, 25 Sep 2026) Our route tool: the shortest line by sea between the two harbours, from the table of harbour distances measured on 26 Sep 2026 (Distance from Split on Vis. Palmižana: distance to Stari Grad) (Measured by us, 26 Sep 2026) [More i krš and the Faculty of Maritime Studies in Split: Split-Dalmatia County's anchorage study, phases I and II (2019)](https://moreikrs.hr/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Studija-sidrista-Splitsko-dalmatinske-zupanije-%E2%80%93-I.-i-II.-faza-podloga-za-prostorni-plan-Splitsko-dalmatinske-zupanije.pdf), 3.7.1 Uvala Krknjaš (pp. 223 to 227) and [Split-Dalmatia County's anchorage plan (Plan rasporeda nautičkih sidrišta), adopted 29 Apr 2024](https://moreikrs.hr/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Plan-rasporeda-nautickih-sidrista-Splitsko-dalmatinske-zupanije.pdf), 2.2.4.1 Uvala Krknjaši (p. 78) (Blue Lagoon: shelter) (Sources disagree, 6 Oct 2026) [Split-Dalmatia County's anchorage plan (Plan rasporeda nautičkih sidrišta), adopted 29 Apr 2024](https://moreikrs.hr/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Plan-rasporeda-nautickih-sidrista-Splitsko-dalmatinske-zupanije.pdf), 2.2.4.1 Uvala Krknjaši (p. 78), 2.4.4 Budikovac (p. 151), 2.3.1.6 Ždrilca (p. 97) and 2.3.12 Tiha and 2.3.18 Zavala (pp. 123 to 134) (Blue Lagoon: shelter. Budikovac: which winds reach it. Mlini: shelter. Stari Grad: shelter in a bura) (Sources disagree, 6 Oct 2026) [Split-Dalmatia County's anchorage plan (Plan rasporeda nautičkih sidrišta), adopted 29 Apr 2024](https://moreikrs.hr/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Plan-rasporeda-nautickih-sidrista-Splitsko-dalmatinske-zupanije.pdf), 2.3.1.6 Ždrilca (p. 97) and Open water by compass point from the coastline, where boats lie (about 100 m off the shore) (Mlini: shelter) (Sources disagree, 6 Oct 2026) [CV Sistemi (SmArtNav): peljar.cvs.hr: Prvi hrvatski on-line peljar Jadranskog mora (online Adriatic pilot)](https://peljar.cvs.hr/show_place_info.php?id=931&type=2), Pilot entries: Marinkovac (Mlini: shelter) (Sources disagree, 6 Oct 2026) Open water by compass point: more than 10 NM to the south-west and west from the passage's south-west entrance (Mlini: shelter) (Sources disagree, 6 Oct 2026) [Split-Dalmatia County Port Authority: the port of Vis](https://www.lusdz.hr/o-nama/popis-luka-pod-nadleznoscu-lusdz/luka/1241) and [Gradina Vis d.o.o.: its port services (mooring and unmooring) in the port of Vis](https://gradinavis.hr/djelatnosti/nautika-usluge-priveza-i-odveza-brodova/) (Vis town: shelter in Kut) (Sources disagree, 26 Sep 2026) [Hrvatska enciklopedija: the entries bura, jugo, maestral and tramontana](https://www.enciklopedija.hr/clanak/bura), Entries bura, jugo, maestral and tramontana (What each wind does) (Third-party source, 5 Oct 2026) [DHMZ: the climate of Croatia](https://meteo.hr/klima.php?section=klima_hrvatska¶m=k1), Maritime climate: Bura and Jugo, and the summer paragraph (What each wind does) (Third-party source, 5 Oct 2026) [DHMZ model forecast for sailors (prognoza za nautičare)](https://meteo.hr/prognoze.php?section=prognoze_model¶m=prog_nauticari), the forecast for sailors: three days ahead (What each wind does) (Third-party source, 5 Oct 2026) [HHI: Adriatic Pilot, Croatian Coast, 1st edition 2026 (free preview)](https://www.hhi.hr/Portals/0/adam/HHI/M9-upOPhZECJ61exIk9IaA/PdfView/Sailing%20Directions%202026-1.pdf), 7.94 Šćedro: a south-east-open cove to be left at the first signs of a south-easterly; a north cove exposed to strong northerlies (What each wind does) (Third-party source, 5 Oct 2026) [US NGA: Pub. 132, Sailing Directions (Enroute) Eastern Mediterranean, 17th edition 2026](https://msi.nga.mil/api/publications/download?type=view&key=16694491/SFH00000/Pub132bk.pdf), 10.1 and 10.7: shelter at the first signs of a bora (What each wind does) (Third-party source, 5 Oct 2026) [US NGA: Pub. 9, The American Practical Navigator (Bowditch), 2024, volume II, glossary](https://msi.nga.mil/api/publications/download?type=view&key=16693975/SFH00000/Bowditch_Vol_2_LoRes.pdf), Glossary: lee shore (What each wind does) (Third-party source, 5 Oct 2026) [More magazin: Šolta, mjesta, uvale, sidrišta i vodič za nautičare](https://more.hr/blog/solta-mjesta-uvale-sidrista-i-vodic-za-nauticare/), Šešula paragraph, Nečujam paragraph, Stomorska paragraph and Tatinja paragraph (Šešula: shelter, the far south-east arm in a jugo, the north-east arm in a northerly. Nečujam: shelter. Stomorska: shelter, shelter in the south part. Tatinja: shelter) (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026) [CV Sistemi (SmArtNav): peljar.cvs.hr: Prvi hrvatski on-line peljar Jadranskog mora (online Adriatic pilot)](https://peljar.cvs.hr/show_place_info.php?id=703&type=2), Pilot entries: Šešula (Šešula: shelter, the far south-east arm in a jugo, the north-east arm in a northerly) (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026) [Šolta Tourist Board: Plaže (beaches and bays)](https://visitsolta.com/hr/plaze), "Uvala Šešula" and "Uvala Tatinja" (Šešula: shelter, the far south-east arm in a jugo, the north-east arm in a northerly. Tatinja: shelter) (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026) [CV Sistemi (SmArtNav): peljar.cvs.hr: Prvi hrvatski on-line peljar Jadranskog mora (online Adriatic pilot)](https://peljar.cvs.hr/show_place_info.php?id=1647&type=2), Pilot entries: Luka Vis (Vis town: shelter, shelter on the Kut side) (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026) [CV Sistemi (SmArtNav): peljar.cvs.hr: Prvi hrvatski on-line peljar Jadranskog mora (online Adriatic pilot)](https://peljar.cvs.hr/show_place_info.php?id=1648&type=2), Pilot entries: Kut (Vis town: shelter, shelter on the Kut side) (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026) [CV Sistemi (SmArtNav): peljar.cvs.hr: Prvi hrvatski on-line peljar Jadranskog mora (online Adriatic pilot)](https://peljar.cvs.hr/show_place_info.php?id=155&type=2), Pilot entries: Hvar (Hvar town: shelter) (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026) [CV Sistemi (SmArtNav): peljar.cvs.hr: Prvi hrvatski on-line peljar Jadranskog mora (online Adriatic pilot)](https://peljar.cvs.hr/show_place_info.php?id=61&type=2), Pilot entries: Stomorska (Stomorska: shelter, shelter in the south part) (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026) [CV Sistemi (SmArtNav): peljar.cvs.hr: Prvi hrvatski on-line peljar Jadranskog mora (online Adriatic pilot)](https://peljar.cvs.hr/show_place_info.php?id=1397&type=2), Pilot entries: Zaljev Komiža (Komiža bay: shelter. Komiža: shelter, shelter on the buoys. Lučica: shelter. Pol Guspu: shelter) (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026) [Dalmacija Danas: Nevrijeme poharalo Vis](https://www.dalmacijadanas.hr/video-nevrijeme-poharalo-vis-vjetar-izbacio-jedrilicu-na-obalu-stradali-brodovi-i-katamaran/), paragraphs 1 and 2 (the storm of 3 Aug 2025) (Komiža bay: shelter. Komiža: shelter, shelter on the buoys) (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026) [Imray, Adriatic Pilot (8th edition, 2020), Supplement No. 1, May 2024](https://www.imray.com/media/2u2nljgc/2024-adriatic-supplement.pdf), entry for book page 145, "Komiža" (Komiža bay: shelter. Komiža: shelter, shelter on the buoys. Lučica: shelter. Pol Guspu: shelter) (Third-party source, 28 Sep 2026) [CV Sistemi (SmArtNav): peljar.cvs.hr: Prvi hrvatski on-line peljar Jadranskog mora (online Adriatic pilot)](https://peljar.cvs.hr/show_place_info.php?id=243&type=2), Pilot entries: Maslinica (Maslinica: shelter) (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) [CV Sistemi (SmArtNav): peljar.cvs.hr: Prvi hrvatski on-line peljar Jadranskog mora (online Adriatic pilot)](https://peljar.cvs.hr/show_place_info.php?id=254&type=2), Pilot entries: Nečujam (Nečujam: shelter) (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) [More magazin: Vis, pučinski otok koji otkrivaš tek kad usporiš](https://more.hr/blog/otok-vis-cudesan-pucinski-otok/), Section "Strana od bure" and "Od Budihovca ka Komiži", paragraph 2 (Oključna: shelter. Rukavac: shelter) (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) [CV Sistemi (SmArtNav): peljar.cvs.hr: Prvi hrvatski on-line peljar Jadranskog mora (online Adriatic pilot)](https://peljar.cvs.hr/show_place_info.php?id=629&type=2), Pilot entries: Rukavac (Rukavac: shelter) (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) [Index.hr: Šest kvadratnih kilometara raja: otok s prirodnim čudom i pješčanim plažama](https://www.index.hr/magazin/clanak/modra-spilja-i-pjescane-uvale-bisevo-je-najmirniji-kutak-jadrana/2684593.aspx), Paragraph on the cave (Blue Cave: when visits stop) (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) [Hvar Tourist Board: Mlini](https://visithvar.hr/see-and-do/mlini/), Page text (Mlini: what is there) (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) [More magazin: Otok Biševo, što nas čeka na iseljenom ali nikad napuštenom škoju](https://more.hr/blog/otok-bisevo/), "Mezoporat" section (The queue at the Blue Cave) (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) [Institut za turizam, for More i krš: Akcijski plan upravljanja posjetiteljima i studija nosivog kapaciteta Modre špilje (proposal)](https://moreikrs.hr/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Akcijski-plan-upravljanja-posjetiteljima-i-studija-nosivog-kapaciteta-Modre-spilje.pdf.pdf), page 39 (AIS graph note) and page 53 (time on Biševo by season) (The queue at the Blue Cave) (Third-party source, 26 Sep 2026) (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) ## Photos on this page - Stiniva Bay, south coast of Vis. Photo: “Luftbild von der Bucht Stiniva auf der Insel Vis in Kroatien” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Luftbild_von_der_Bucht_Stiniva_auf_der_Insel_Vis_in_Kroatien_(48608286123).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized - Komiža, island of Vis. Photo: “Aerial view of Komiza Town Harbour on Vis island, Croatia” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_view_of_Komiza_Town_Harbour_on_Vis_island,_Croatia_(48608822587).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized - Ždrilca, Pakleni islands, off Hvar town. Photo: “Zdrilca - panoramio” by [Dejan Sekuloski](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Zdrilca_-_panoramio.jpg), [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0), resized - Maslinica, Šolta, the marina and castle. Photo: “Maslinica, marina s tvrzí 01” by [Draceane](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Maslinica,_marina_s_tvrz%C3%AD_01.jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized - Kut, Vis town, island of Vis. Photo: “J32 421 Vis-Stadt, Lučica” by [Falk2](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:J32_421_Vis-Stadt,_Lu%C4%8Dica.jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized - Blue Cave, Biševo, near Komiža. Photo: “Biševo - Blue Cave - 2021-07-30 11-56-09 2642” by [Pierre-Selim Huard](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bi%C5%A1evo_-_Blue_Cave_-_2021-07-30_11-56-09_2642.jpg), [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0), resized - Stari Grad town quay, Hvar. Photo: “Yacht Line Up, Stari Grad - Hvar Island” by [Alex Proimos from Sydney, Australia](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Yacht_Line_Up,_Stari_Grad_-_Hvar_Island_(5970792722).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized - Milna, island of Brač. Photo: “Milna, kikötő - panoramio” by [Sztudva Gyöngyi](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Milna,_kik%C3%B6t%C5%91_-_panoramio.jpg), [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0), resized Show all 30 photo credits Show fewer photo credits - 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 - Podkamenica cove, Nečujam bay, north coast of Šolta. Photo: “Šolta Nečujam Hrvatska Podkamenica 2012 a” by [Joadl](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:%C5%A0olta_Ne%C4%8Dujam_Hrvatska_Podkamenica_2012_a.jpg), [CC BY-SA 3.0 AT](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/at/deed.en), resized - Stončica, east coast of Vis. Photo: “Stoncica beach bay on Vis island, Croatia” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Stoncica_beach_bay_on_Vis_island,_Croatia_(48693830941).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized - ACI Marina Palmižana, Sveti Klement, Pakleni Islands. Photo: “Palmizana - panoramio” by [Dejan Sekuloski](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Palmizana_-_panoramio.jpg), [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0), resized - Hvar town, island of Hvar. Photo: “The Spanish Fortress in Hvar, Croatia” by [Steve Jurvetson](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Spanish_Fortress_in_Hvar,_Croatia.jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized - ACI Marina Milna, island of Brač. Photo: “Milna - ACI marina” by [Silverije](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Milna_-_ACI_marina.jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized - Bobovišća na Moru, west coast of Brač. Photo: “Bobovišća na moru, Brač, Croatia 20231118 03” by [Argo Navis](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bobovi%C5%A1%C4%87a_na_moru,_Bra%C4%8D,_Croatia_20231118_03.jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized - Stomorska, Šolta, the harbour. Photo: “Šolta Stomorska Hrvatska Westufer 2012 c” by [Joadl](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:%C5%A0olta_Stomorska_Hrvatska_Westufer_2012_c.jpg), [CC BY-SA 3.0 AT](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/at/deed.en), 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 - Lučica, just south of Komiža harbour, Vis. Photo: “Aerial view of Lucica Beach in Komiza, Croatia” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_view_of_Lucica_Beach_in_Komiza,_Croatia_(48608671701).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized - Komiža, Vis, the bay. Photo: “Komiža Island Vis” by [ModriDirkac](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Komi%C5%BEa_Island_Vis.jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized - Vinogradišće bay, south side of Sveti Klement, Pakleni Islands. Photo: “PALMIŽANA - panoramio” by [sanja mm](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:PALMI%C5%BDANA_-_panoramio.jpg), [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0), resized - Mlini bay, Marinkovac, Pakleni Islands. Photo: “Mlini beach - panoramio (2)” by [Dejan Sekuloski](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mlini_beach_-_panoramio_(2).jpg), [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0), resized - Lučice bay, south-west Brač, near Milna. Photo: “Bucht Lucice” by [Bunker](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bucht_Lucice.JPG), [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0), resized - The Blue Lagoon (Krknjaši), between Drvenik Veli and Veli Krknjaš. Photo: “Veli Krknjaš - panoramio” by [bruno.kostovic](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Veli_Krknja%C5%A1_-_panoramio.jpg), [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0), resized - Oključna bay, north-west coast of Vis. Photo: “Uvala Oključna (Porat)” by [Emaus78](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Uvala_Oklju%C4%8Dna_(Porat).jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized - Rukavac, south coast of Vis. Photo: “J32 450 Rukavac” by [Falk2](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:J32_450_Rukavac.jpg), [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), resized - Stiniva Bay, south coast of Vis. Photo: “Aerial view of the Adriatic Sea at Stiniva Bay on Vis island in Croatia” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_view_of_the_Adriatic_Sea_at_Stiniva_Bay_on_Vis_island_in_Croatia_(48608804397).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized - Srebrna bay, south-east coast of Vis. Photo: “SREBRNA - panoramio” by [sanja mm](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SREBRNA_-_panoramio.jpg), [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0), resized - The Budikovac lagoon (Plava laguna), off south-east Vis. Photo: “Blue lagoon at Budikovac island in Croatia” by [dronepicr](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Blue_lagoon_at_Budikovac_island_in_Croatia_(48608643361).jpg), [CC BY 2.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), resized - Stipanska bay, Marinkovac, Pakleni Islands. Photo: “Hvar 09” by [José Sáez](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hvar_09_(129455899).jpeg), [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0), resized - Tatinja bay, south coast of Šolta. Photo: “Veli Školj, Tatinja, Šolta” by [Luboš Holič](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Veli_%C5%A0kolj,_Tatinja,_%C5%A0olta.jpg), [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0), resized OlaSail. Source details and check dates are on the route page. 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