Konoba sailing route

Day 1: Vinišće - Šešula

Set sail from Vinišće in the Split region and head toward Šešula, located approximately 10 nautical miles to the southwest. Cruise through the calm waters of the Central Dalmatian coastline, enjoying the serene landscapes and beautiful views of small islands and hidden coves along the way, with ample opportunities for refreshing swim stops in crystal-clear waters.

Upon arrival, moor at a buoy in the sheltered bay of Šešula, a tranquil cove near the village of Maslinica on Šolta Island. This peaceful anchorage offers a perfect setting to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the area.

For dinner, visit Konoba Šešula, a renowned restaurant located in the nearby Marina village. Known for its rustic charm and open kitchen, Konoba Šešula offers a delightful dining experience with a menu featuring fresh fish, seafood, and traditional Dalmatian dishes. Highlights include grilled fish, brudet (fish stew), sardines grilled over vine fire, and seasonal vegetable salads from local organic gardens. The dishes are prepared over a wood fire using olive, hornbeam, and holm oak wood, enhancing the authentic flavors. The restaurant also boasts a rich selection of indigenous wines, both white and red, complementing the culinary offerings.

Whether you're enjoying a leisurely meal or soaking in the picturesque surroundings, Konoba Šešula provides a memorable dining experience in the heart of Dalmatia.

Day 2: Šešula - Biševo Port

Set sail from Šešula and head toward Biševo, located approximately 15 nautical miles to the west. Cruise through the calm waters of the Central Dalmatian coastline, enjoying serene landscapes and beautiful views of small islands and hidden coves along the way, with ample opportunities for refreshing swim stops in crystal-clear waters.

Upon arrival, moor at a buoy in the sheltered bay of Biševo, a tranquil cove near the island's famous Blue Cave. This peaceful anchorage offers a perfect setting to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the area.

For dinner, visit Konoba Tomić, a renowned restaurant known for its rustic charm and excellent menu featuring fresh fish, seafood, and traditional Dalmatian dishes. Enjoy grilled fish, brudet (fish stew), sardines grilled over vine fire, and seasonal vegetable salads from local organic gardens. The dishes are prepared over a wood fire using olive, hornbeam, and holm oak wood, enhancing the authentic flavors. A rich selection of indigenous wines, both white and red, perfectly complements the culinary offerings.

Day 3: Biševo - Rukavac

Set sail from Biševo and head toward Rukavac on Vis island, located approximately 12 nautical miles to the east. Cruise through the clear waters of the Central Dalmatian coastline, passing by small islands and hidden coves, with plenty of opportunities for swim stops in tranquil, crystal-clear waters along the way.

Upon arrival in Rukavac, moor at one of the buoys in the peaceful bay, renowned for its calm waters and stunning natural beauty. This secluded spot is perfect for relaxing and enjoying the serene surroundings. Rukavac is famous for its proximity to the beautiful Stiniva Beach, a secluded cove surrounded by towering cliffs, offering one of the most picturesque landscapes in the region.

For a delightful dining experience, head to Konoba Dalmatino, a charming restaurant known for its traditional Dalmatian cuisine. Enjoy fresh seafood, grilled fish, and local specialties prepared with locally sourced ingredients, all in a relaxed atmosphere with scenic views.

Day 4: Rukavac - Gradina

Set sail from Rukavac on Vis Island and head toward Gradina on Korčula Island, located approximately 8 nautical miles to the northwest. Cruise through the calm waters of the Central Dalmatian coastline, passing small islands and secluded coves, with opportunities for swim stops in crystal-clear waters along the way.

Upon arrival in Gradina, moor at one of the buoys in the sheltered Gradina Bay, renowned for its peaceful ambiance, natural beauty, and beautiful spots for swimming. Gradina Bay offers a tranquil anchorage, ideal for relaxing and soaking in the picturesque views of the surrounding coastline. The bay is known for its clear waters and quiet atmosphere, making it a perfect stop for unwinding after a day of sailing.

For dinner, head to Konoba Siloko, located on Korčula Island in Gradina. This local favorite is known for its fresh seafood and authentic Dalmatian cuisine. Enjoy delicious dishes such as grilled fish, calamari, and other seasonal specialties, all prepared with locally sourced ingredients. The restaurant’s relaxed atmosphere and scenic location make it an ideal spot to savor traditional flavors while enjoying the peaceful surroundings.

Day 5: Gradina - Vinogradišće

Set sail from Gradina on Korčula Island and head toward Vinogradišće on Sv. Klement Island, part of the Pakleni Islands group, located approximately 7 nautical miles to the northwest. Cruise through the calm waters of the Central Dalmatian coastline, passing by the stunning Pakleni Islands. These islands are known for their crystal-clear waters, secluded beaches, and lush Mediterranean vegetation, offering plenty of opportunities for swim stops in tranquil surroundings.

Upon arrival in Vinogradišće, moor at one of the buoys in the sheltered bay, renowned for its peaceful ambiance and stunning natural beauty. The bay offers a calm anchorage, ideal for relaxing and soaking in the picturesque surroundings. Vinogradišće is a peaceful spot to unwind after a day of sailing.

While on Sv. Klement Island, take time to visit the botanical garden, where you can explore a variety of Mediterranean plant species in a serene and tranquil environment. The garden offers a unique experience amid the natural beauty of the island.

For dining, there are several excellent restaurants in the area. Konoba Meneghello, located on Sv. Klement Island, offers a perfect setting for enjoying fresh seafood and traditional Dalmatian dishes. The restaurant provides a beautiful view of the sea and a relaxed atmosphere, making it a great place to savor the island's local flavors. Another excellent option is Laganini Lounge Bar & Fish House, a renowned spot for fresh fish and seafood, set in a picturesque location with stunning views of the coastline.

Additionally, optional taxi boat rides are available from Vinogradišće to Hvar Town, allowing you to explore this lively and historic destination on Hvar Island. Hvar Town is known for its vibrant nightlife, historic sites, and excellent restaurants, making it a perfect spot for an evening out. While en route, take in the beauty of the Pakleni Islands, known for their hidden coves and picturesque beaches.

Day 6: Vinogradišće - Jorja

Set sail from Vinogradišće on Sv. Klement Island, part of the renowned Pakleni Islands group, and head southeast towards Jorja Bay on Šolta Island, located approximately 12 nautical miles away. Cruise through the beautiful waters of the Central Dalmatian coastline, with the opportunity to enjoy swimming stops in secluded coves and crystal-clear waters, offering a true taste of the Croatian coastline.

Upon arriving at Jorja Bay, moor at one of the buoys in this peaceful and sheltered bay. Known for its serene ambiance and calm waters, Jorja Bay offers an ideal anchorage for sailors seeking tranquility and relaxation. This quiet location provides a perfect setting to unwind after a day of sailing in the stunning Dalmatian Sea.

For a memorable dining experience, visit Konoba Lero, a charming tavern located in Jorja Bay, offering a variety of traditional Dalmatian dishes. Specializing in fresh seafood and locally sourced ingredients, this restaurant provides an authentic Croatian culinary experience, with an inviting atmosphere and picturesque views of the surrounding coastline.

Day 7: Jorja - Vinišće

Set sail from Jorja Bay on Šolta Island and head towards Vinišće, located approximately 10 nautical miles to the northeast. As you navigate through the beautiful waters of the Central Dalmatian coastline, enjoy peaceful sail stops and swim breaks in the stunning, crystal-clear waters of the Dalmatian Sea.

Upon arrival in Vinišće, anchor at the buoy mooring in this picturesque bay, located in the Split Region. Known for its tranquil ambiance and pristine natural beauty, Vinišće is the perfect place to relax and unwind after a day of sailing. Its calm waters and secluded setting make it a great spot for sailors looking to escape the crowds and enjoy a peaceful evening.

For dining, explore a variety of excellent local restaurants in Vinišće. Konoba Olive offers fresh seafood and traditional Dalmatian dishes in a cozy, welcoming setting with beautiful coastal views. Restaurant Kupinica is another fantastic choice, known for its delicious Mediterranean cuisine and great atmosphere, perfect for a leisurely dinner by the water. For a more rustic experience, visit Konoba Porat, where you can enjoy authentic Croatian specialties in a traditional tavern setting.