Description | Description | |
The traditional wooden motor boat Silva is designed for a maximum of 28 passengers and 4-5 crew members. Silva is one of the last representatives of the traditional adriatic type of boat – trabakul. The boat is 21 meters long and has 3 decks. There are cabins in the hold, on the main deck there is outdoor seating, dining room, galley, sanitary facilities. The sun deck is for relaxation. |
The modern luxury motor yacht is designed for a maximum of 36 passengers and 6-9 crew members. Construction of the ship was completed in 2020, with final completion of the interiors in April 2021. The ship is 41 meters long and has 4 spacious decks. The lower deck and main deck are dedicated to cabins, the upper deck has a spacious restaurant with bar, outdoor and indoor seating, galley and captain’s bridge. The sun deck, partially shaded, is equipped with sun loungers and a Jacuzzi. For easy access to the sea, there is a platform just above sea level at the stern, with a ladder and shower. |
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The cruise by yacht is an ideal type of a naturist holiday in Croatia. You will visit many nice places during one week, every evening a new place for overnight – mostly in the port (about 6x a week) or in some romantic bay on the anchor (mostly 1x a week). You spend your time with swimming and sun-bathing in beautiful bays, non crowded beaches. | The cruise by yacht is an ideal type of a naturist holiday in Croatia. You will visit many nice places during one week, every evening a new place for overnight You spend your time with swimming and sun-bathing in beautiful bays, non crowded beaches | |
Accommodation | Accommodation | |
12 cabins, for max. 28 persons Lower deck: 8x double cabin with the bunk beds + 4x triple cabin with the bunk beds The washbasin with cold water is in all cabin. Bring your own towels. Showers and toilets are common and are on the main deck. |
18 cabins, for max. 36 persons All cabins (approx. 11-13m2) are with classic beds, fully air-conditioned, with private bathroom (sink, shower, toilet), TV, safe. Cabins on lower deck have circular windows, cabins on the main deck have a larger window in the room and a circular window in the bathroom. Lower deck: 8x double cabins Main deck: 5 double cabins with access from the inner corridor, 5 double cabins with access from the outer corridor |
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Meal service | Meal service | |
7x breakfast, 6x lunch, 3x dinner Captain´s dinner on Friday. The breakfast is simple, including coffee and tea, bread, butter and jam. Partly, you will get cold cuts, cheese, eggs or yoghurt as well. Lunch usually consist of soup, meat or fish with side dishes and salad, dinner usually consist of meat or fish with side dishes and salad and dessert or fruit. Although our tours are sea voyages, and you often will be served fish, mainly meat is on the menu.Vegetarian food is available on request on all ships − please advise us at the time of booking if you require vegetarian food. Vegetarian food does not mean that special menus are prepared; rather more side dishes (vegetables) will be served instead of meat. |
7x breakfast, 6x lunch, 3x dinner Rich breakfast, lunch consists of soup, main course and salad, dinner consists of starter, main course, salad and dessert or fruit. Fish and sometimes seafood are often served – we are at sea after all. Should any of the participants have an insurmountable aversion to seafood – let them report this to the representative of the travel agency before the start of the cruise and he/she will arrange with the chef an appropriate alternative solution. Similarly, we ask vegetarians or vegans to inform us of their dietary habits when booking their stay. It is not a problem to accommodate them, but it is necessary to adjust the food order for the respective tour in time. |
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Beverages | Beverages | |
The boat bar – here you will always get cool drinks − with or without alcohol. beer, wine, mineral water, soft drinks |
The boat bar – here you will always get cool drinks − with or without alcohol. beer, wine, mineral water, soft drinks |
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Extras | Extras | |
WiFi internet kayak paddleboards |
WiFi internet 30 sun loungers on the sun deck jacuzzi paddleboards |
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Embarkation | Embarkation | |
Our port for the embarkation and the disembarkation is Krilo Jesenice. The embarkation takes place from 9:30 am until 11:00 am Once all guests are aboard, we weigh anchor and set off towards the first port of call. |
Starting point of the tour is Split*, port of disembarkation is Split *Late embarkation is possible in Dubrovnik from 15:00 |
Dates
Ship | Date | Price per Person |
Discount |
Cabin | Route | |
Silva | 06.07.-13.07. 2024 | EUR 740 | underdeck | Hvar, Korčula, Lastovo, Brač | BOOK IT | |
Silva | 13.07.-20.07. 2024 | EUR 740 | EUR 690 | underdeck | Brač, Hvar, Vis, Šolta | BOOK IT |
Silva | 03.08.-10.08. 2024 | EUR 740 | EUR 690 | underdeck | Trogir, Primošten, NP Kornati, Rogoznica | BOOK IT |
San Spirito |
01.06.-08.06. 2024 | EUR 1.449 | EUR 1.399 | underdeck | Ston, Dubrovnik, NP Mljet, Korčula, Hvar, Jelsa, Makarska, Split | BOOK IT |
EUR 1.629 | EUR 1.579 | main deck indoor |
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EUR 1.649 | EUR 1.599 | main deck outer |
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Price is valid for 1st and 2nd person – double occupancy. Silva – cabins unter deck – EUR 740 San Spirito – cabins unter deck – EUR 1.499, on main deck (indoor corridor) – EUR 1.629, on main deck (outer corridor) – EUR 1.649 Supplement for single use: yacht Silva – EUR 500, yacht S. Spirito + 50% |
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Discounts: yacht Silva – for 3rd person in cabin: yacht Silva – EUR 200 – for group 4-8 persons: 2% |
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Parking during cruise: cruise Silva – in Krilo cca EUR 50 cruise San Spirito – in Split cca EUR 80 |
Routes
In 2024 we have prepared a cruise with the yacht San Spirito in the month of June, when nature is still blooming and greener, the usual climatic conditions already allow for a pleasant swim in the sea or in the heated Jacuzzi on board the yacht and relax in the sun. The days are also longer, leaving more time for sightseeing in historic centres or nature parks, where there are fewer people than in the middle of summer. So we have included the most beautiful places of the southern Adriatic in the cruise programme. A brand new feature will be an optional excursion to the unique Skywalk in the Biokovo Mountains during a stop in Makarska. Split-Ston-Dubrovnik-Pomena, optional NP Mljet-Korčula-Hvar-Jelsa-Makarska, optional Skywalk-Split |
Saturday 1.6.2024 – Split – Ston – Dubrovnik |
In the morning we will meet in Split* at the Marvie Hotel (where parking is available during the cruise) and at 10:30 am we will take a comfortable bus to Dubrovnik. We will make a photo-stop over the delta of the Neretva River. Then we will use the new highway bridge to the Pelješac peninsula, we will have the opportunity to see it and take photos. On Peljesac we will make a stop to visit the historic town of Ston. Ston is famous for its monumental walls, which are believed to be the longest surviving walls in Europe. The walls were built to protect the salt fields, which in the past were an important source of income for the town. A walk along the ramparts not only offers spectacular views of the city and the surrounding countryside, but also a glimpse of the well-preserved defensive towers. Ston was historically famous for its salt production. The salt fields form a picturesque backdrop around the town. Ston is also known for its amazing oysters and shells. For seafood lovers, the area is a gastronomic paradise. We have never been able to visit Ston during our cruises (the harbour is not accessible to the boats we use due to the shallows), so we are happy to include it on this trip. There will also be time for lunch in Ston. After our visit to Ston, it’s just a short drive to Dubrovnik. We will arrive there in the afternoon. Then we will check into our cabins and after a short rest we will go on an individual tour of the historical jewel of the Adriatic, the old town of Dubrovnik. You will have plenty of time for sightseeing in the late afternoon and evening. The yacht San Spirito will be moored all night in Dubrovnik’s port of Gruža. Estimated travel time on the Split – Dubrovnik route is approximately 3 hours plus short photo-stops and a longer stop in Ston. Estimated arrival in Dubrovnik at 16:00 Dubrovnik, also known as the „Pearl of the Adriatic“, is the jewel of the Croatian Adriatic coast. Its enchanting ancient walls and historic centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are a unique place with a rich history and immense aesthetic appeal. A walk through the old town is like stepping into the past. Picturesque streets, historic squares and monuments such as Orlando’s Column create an atmosphere that draws visitors into the historical scene. Here you can see picturesque squares and historic buildings that breathe the authenticity of the centuries. The imposing walls surrounding the Old Town offer unforgettable views of the Adriatic Sea and the surrounding mainland. A walk along them, especially at sunset, provides a unique view of the romantic cityscape. The main street of the historic centre, Stradun (Placa), is the centre of life in Dubrovnik. It is lined with shops, cafes and restaurants, creating a vibrant atmosphere ideal for strolling and shopping. St. Wenceslas Cathedral, a stop for Gothic lovers, with its richly decorated interior and historical artefacts, is an important religious site. The Old Harbour in Dubrovnik is a picturesque and historic stretch of the city that engulfs visitors with its authenticity and magnificent panorama. Although it is no longer the city’s main port, it still retains its original atmosphere and historical charm. The harbour is surrounded by high stone walls and towers that were used to defend the city in past centuries.These walls give the place an air of solidity and mystery.Walking through the picturesque streets around the harbour you can see historic buildings that now serve as restaurants, cafes and souvenir shops.These buildings carry the rich history of the town and provide visitors with a unique insight into traditional architecture. The harbour is home to small fishing boats and picturesque barges that dock here, adding a sense of authenticity and harmony with the surrounding environment.The view of the Adriatic Sea from the harbour is breathtaking, especially at sunset, when the sun’s rays reflect off the surface of the sea and create a magical atmosphere.Above the city, on top of Srd Hill, stands a lookout tower that allows visitors to admire a panoramic view of the entire city of Dubrovnik, the Adriatic Sea and the surrounding islands.From the viewpoint, it is possible to see the historic walls, charming squares, St. Wenceslas Cathedral and many other sights.Especially at sunset, this viewpoint offers an incredibly romantic and picturesque view of the city as the sun slowly sinks behind the horizon and illuminates the historic buildings.From the historic centre of Dubrovnik, a cable car leads to Srd. * Alternatively, it is possible to fly directly into Dubrovnik, board in the late afternoon and fly back home from Split after the cruise. |
Sunday 2.6.2024 – Dubrovnik – Pomena (island Mljet) |
In the morning we will have breakfast on the boat and the captain will leave the harbour and sail to the historical centre of Dubrovnik. From the deck of the yacht we will see the historic fortifications of the old town and the historic harbour. We will then sail between the Elaphiti Islands – Lopud, Sipan, Kolocep and Jakljan. We will anchor in a bay suitable for swimming and resting. After lunch will be served on board and we will sail to the island of Mljet. The island of Mljet is very green by local standards, with rich flora and fauna. That is why most of the island belongs to the national park of the same name. In the evening we will anchor in Pomen, where we will also spend the night. Dinner will be served on board. You can spend the evening walking along the coast or lazing on deck. |
Monday 3.6.2024 – Pomena – NP Mljet – Korčula (island Korčula) |
After breakfast we will go on an individual tour of Mljet National Park. Entrabce fee about EUR 25 Mljet National Park is famous for its two saltwater lakes, Veliko and Malo Jezero. Veliko Jezero is the largest saltwater lake on the Croatian islands. On the Great Lake lies the island of Sv. Marije, which is part of the national park. Here you will find a Benedictine monastery from the 12th century. Walks in the monastery garden and the surrounding woods provide a peaceful and relaxing environment. Mljet is known for its beautiful nature, which includes lush forests, cliffs, karst formations and picturesque lakes. The national park provides a peaceful and secluded environment that is ideal for rest and relaxation. For those who enjoy active recreation, Mljet National Park offers many options. You can rent a kayak, a pedalo or a boat and explore the surrounding waters. Hiking and cycling trails are available on the mainland part of the island. The park is home to many species of plants and animals, including rare species of birds and fish. This biodiversity contributes to the island’s unique ecosystem and natural heritage. Mljet is also rich in history and cultural heritage. Ancient monuments, such as the ruins of Roman palaces and mosaics, give the island a special historical stamp. After a tour of the national park, we will return to the deck where lunch awaits us. We will leave Pomena and Mljet Island for a cruise to Korcula Island. We will anchor off Korcula for a swim and arrive in the late afternoon in the historic town of Korcula where we will spend the night. This will give you plenty of time to explore this other ‚pearl of the Adriatic‘, which is full of architectural sights as well as restaurants and bars. The town of Korcula on the Croatian island of the same name is a fascinating combination of Mediterranean architecture and rich history. Its picturesque streets, surrounded by historic walls, create one of the best preserved medieval towns in the Mediterranean. The historic town of Korcula, with its narrow streets, Gothic St. Mark’s Cathedral and picturesque town beach, is the heart of this beautiful place. Added to this, the historic Korcula Fortress, the house of Marco Polo and the city walls with their towers offer not only a taste of the past, but also spectacular views of the city and the surrounding countryside. In short, Korcula combines history, culture and natural beauty to provide visitors with an unforgettable experience. It is also the reputed birthplace of explorer Marco Polo, whose memory can be found on almost every corner. In town, you can dine in one of the romantic restaurants. |
Tuesday – 4.6.2024 – Korčula – Hvar (island Hvar) |
In the morning we will have breakfast and also sail from the port of Korcula. During the day we will sail to the island of Hvar, relax on board, swim in the bays, have lunch and rest. In the evening we will reach the historic town of Hvar, one of the most beautiful towns on the Adriatic. A delicious dinner awaits us on board and then we will be free to explore the town. The town of Hvar on the Croatian island of the same name attracts visitors with its unique combination of historical heritage, charming architecture and breathtaking natural beauty. A stroll through the picturesque streets of the old town reveals a rich history linked to the Benedictine Abbey and monuments such as the majestic St. Stephen’s Cathedral. The central square by St. Stephen’s Cathedral brings a lively atmosphere with historic buildings and cafes. By the harbour is the Arsenale building, which was built in the 16th century as a shipyard for the maintenance and repair of the warships of the Venetian fleet. On the 1st floor of the building was the Hvar Theatre, which was opened in 1612, making it one of the oldest theatre facilities in Dalmatia and the Balkans. The architectural design of the theatre bears the hallmarks of the Venetian Renaissance. In recent years, the theatre has undergone a complete renovation. |
Wednesday 5.6. 2024 – Hvar – Jelsa (island Hvar) |
In the morning we will leave the town and sail along the island of Hvar, round its western tip and sail further along the island towards the town of Jelsa. During the day we will swim and in the evening we will sail to the picturesque town of Jelsa, where we will spend the night. The historic centre with its narrow streets and traditional stone houses brings to life the comfort of an ancient Croatian town. The beautiful coastline is also an oasis of tranquillity, with its picturesque harbour and promenade offering views of the surrounding islands. Jelsa offers not only tranquillity and history, but also rich natural beauty such as vineyards and olive groves. The cultural events and festivals add dynamism to the town, while the wine tradition allows visitors to taste the local wines. is a picturesque town with many sights, but also restaurants and bars. We will also use some of the restaurants for dinner. |
Thursday 6.6.2024 – Jelsa – Makarska – optionally Skywalk |
In the morning, together with breakfast, we will set sail from Jelsa and head to the island of Brac, where we will swim in one of the bays.During the afternoon, we will head to the coast to the famous resort of Makarska, where we will also spend the night. We will then use one of the many local restaurants for dinner. The town of Makarska, nestled on the Adriatic coast, attracts visitors with its sandy and pebbly beaches that stretch under the beautiful Biokovo Mountains, offering great hiking and walking tours. The historic centre, with its picturesque streets and monuments such as St. Mark’s Church, enlivens the town with its rich history. The harbour with its promenade is the centre of life with cafes and shops, while nightlife and cultural events energize the city. The gastronomic scene offers delicious seafood and Croatian specialities, while local restaurants by the harbour add authenticity. Makarska thus combines stunning beaches, natural beauty, historical heritage and a lively atmosphere, making it an exceptional place to relax and explore the Croatian coastline. Makarska is also a starting point for trips to the Biokovo mountains. Those interested will be able to take a trip by minibus to the Skywalk, built in this mountain above Makarska. The view from the lookout offers a beautiful view not only of the Biokovo Mountains and the coastline below, but also of the sea and islands near and far. All this will be enhanced by the sinking sun as sunset approaches. The Skywalk is a glass viewing platform that gives the impression that you are standing on the very edge of a climbing wall with a beautiful view below you. This modern structure allows visitors to experience an unprecedented view of Biokovo and its surroundings. The construction of Skywalk was completed in 2021 and has since attracted tourists and adventurers who want to explore the unique combination of natural beauty and modern architecture in the heart of one of Croatia’s most beautiful mountain ranges. When visiting Skywalk, visitors can admire the fascinating panoramic views stretching from the Adriatic Sea to the distant Croatian islands. This adventure attraction provides an adventure combined with a beautiful natural setting, making it an unforgettable element of a visit to the Biokovo Mountains. Optional trip on the Skywalk: price approx. 50 EUR/person, duration approx. 3 hours |
Friday 7.6.2024 – Makarska – Split |
We’ll have breakfast in the morning and the captain will leave port. We sail along the coast with a panorama of the Biokovo mountains and the resorts on the coast. During the day, we will anchor in a bay for a swim. Otherwise we will again relax on board, have lunch, drink in the ship’s bar etc. In the afternoon we will sail to the historic centre of Dalmatia, Split. The historic centre, which consists mainly of Diocletian’s Palace, Diocletian’s Palace, offers an unrepeatable mosaic of stone streets, squares and historic buildings. It also provides the opportunity to enjoy Mediterranean life on the Riva promenade, where cafes, restaurants and shops mingle. Visitors can admire the ancient Temple of Jupiter, stroll along the historic walls or take a trip to the unique Marjan Park, offering tranquil forests and panoramic views of the city. Split combines history with modern life, allowing you to sample local culinary delights and providing a unique combination of cultural experiences and relaxation on the Adriatic coast. We will be able to see all this, but not forgetting the return to the deck where the Captain’s Dinner will be waiting for us. After dinner we will have another opportunity to explore the historic centre. |
Saturday 8.6.2024 – Split |
In the morning we will have our last breakfast on the ship, say goodbye to the crew and our new friends and at 9:00 we will finally leave the ship for home or to continue our vacation. |
Due to adverse weather, safety or operational reasons, the route is subject to change. The captain always has the final say. |
Saturday 6.7.2024 – Krilo – Milna (island Brač) |
In the morning we will embark in Krilo, before noon we will sail towards the island of Brac, during the afternoon we will swim. We will spend the night in Milna, a town in a narrow bay on the island of Brac. |
Sunday 7.7.2024 – Milna – Hvar (island Hvar) |
In the morning we will sail through the Splitska vrata strait between the islands of Brac and Solta and head to the island Hvar. During the afternoon we will swim in the bay and in the evening we will sail to the famous town Hvar, the centre of the island Hvar. |
Monday 8.7.2024 – Hvar – Vela Luka (island Korčula) |
In the morning we will leave the port and head towards the western tip of the island of Korcula. There, in a deep bay, is the port of Vela Luka, the destination of our cruise today. During the day we will of course swim in one of the bays. Vela Luka is the oldest inhabited place on the island of Korcula, dating from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age. The proof is the archaeological findings in the cave Vela Spilja (a cave in the hillside above the town) The cave is accessible upon payment of an entrance fee. Finds from the cave are then on display in the museum in the town. |
Tuesday 9.7.2024 – Vela Luka – island Lastovo – anchor |
In the morning we will leave the harbour and head along the island of Korcula and on to the island of Lastovo. The island of Lastovo, long inaccessible to foreign tourists, is now largely a nature reserve. For decades, the island was a base for the Yugoslavian army, so nature has remained untouched. We will then spend the night in one of the bays of the island. |
Wednesday 10.7.2024 – Lastovo – Lumbarda or Račišče (island Korčula) |
In the morning we will leave the bay and sail back to the island of Korcula, now to its southern part. During the day we will swim and in the evening we will sail to the port of Lumbarda or Racisce, where we will spend the night |
Thursday 11.7.2024 – Lumbarda – Sumartin (island Brač) |
After breakfast we will leave port and sail to the island Hvar and after it to island Brač. Captain find some nice bay where we will swim. In the evening we will sail to the port of Sumartin, where we will spend the night. |
Friday 12.7.2024 – Sumartin – Pučišča (island Brač)* – Krilo |
Today we will again be mainly swimming and sunbathing, with a short cruise along the island of Brac to Pucisce, a picturesque town of stonemasons, which we will explore before dinner. After exploring the town, we will cross to Krilla, the final destination of our cruise. *We will stay overnight in Pučišće and sail to Kril in the early morning, weather conditions permitting and the weather forecast for Saturday morning will guarantee a safe sailing to the coast. |
Saturday 13.7.2024 – Krilo |
After breakfast you will say goodbye to the crew and your new friends and the cruise will end. Departure home, possibly with a stop at Plitvice, the thermal spa of Banovci or another resort on the Adriatic. |
Important: Change of the program due to weather, technical and safety reasons reserved – the captain always has the last word, in agreement with the representative of CK Natur Travel. |
Saturday 6.7.2024 – Krilo – Milna (island Brač) |
In the morning we will embark in Krilo, before noon we will sail towards the island of Brac, during the afternoon we will swim. We will spend the night in Milna, a town in a narrow bay on the island of Brac. |
Sunday 7.7.2024 – Milna – Vis (island Vis) |
In the morning we will sail through the Splitska vrata strait between the islands of Brac and Solta and head to the island of Vis. During the afternoon we will swim in the bay and in the evening we will sail to the town of Vis, the centre of the island of Vis. The island of Vis has been inaccessible to tourists for many years, with military bases. In recent years, it has become world famous thanks to the filming of Mama Mia 2. |
Monday 8.7.2024 – Vis – bay (anchor) |
In the morning we will leave the town of Vis and sail in search of a suitable bay where we will spend the rest of the day and the following night. Swimming, relaxation and a romantic night under the stars await us. |
Tuesday 9.7.2024 – bay – Jelsa (island Hvar) |
In the morning we will leave the bay and sail along the island of Hvar. During the day we will swim and in the evening we will sail to the picturesque town Jelsa, a place with famous ice cream sundaes. |
Wednesday 10.7.2024 – Jelsa – Stari Grad (island Hvar) |
After breakfast, we will sail along the island of Hvar. During the day we will swim as usually in some nice bay and in the evening we will arrive to the historical town Stari Grad. |
Thursday 11.7.2024 – Stari Grad – Stomorska (island Šolta) |
After breakfast we will leave Stari Grad and sail to the island Šolta and head to the bay where we will swim. In the evening we will sail to the port Stomorska, where we will spend the night. |
Friday 12.7.2024 – Stomorska – Postira (island Brač)* – Krilo |
Today we will again be mainly swimming and sunbathing, with a short cruise along the island of Brac to Postira, a picturesque town, which we will explore before dinner. After exploring the town, we will cross to Krilo, the final destination of our cruise. *We will stay overnight in Postira and sail to Krilo in the early morning, weather conditions permitting and the weather forecast for Saturday morning will guarantee a safe sailing to the coast. |
Saturday 13.7.2024 – Krilo |
After breakfast you will say goodbye to the crew and your new friends and the cruise will end. Departure home, possibly with a stop at Plitvice, the thermal spa of Banovci or another resort on the Adriatic. |
Important: Change of the program due to weather, technical and safety reasons reserved – the captain always has the last word, in agreement with the representative of CK Natur Travel. |
Saturday 3.8.2024 – Krilo – Trogir |
In the morning we will embark in Krilo, before noon we will sail along the coast with town Split to the island Čiovo, where we will stop for the swimming. In the evening we will arrive to the historical town Trogir, where we spent the night. |
Sunday 4.8.2024 – Trogir – Primošten |
In the morning, we will leave Trogir and we will sail along the coast to . During the day we will swim and relax on board. In the evening we will sail to the picturesque Primosten, whose historic part is situated on a small peninsula. Primosten is full of restaurants where everyone can choose a dinner to suit their taste. The town is good for walks both in the historic centre, and on the coastal promenades. Alternatively, more fit walkers can walk to the opposite hill, where there is a pilgrimage site with a black Madonna. |
Monday 5.8.2024 – Primošten – NP Kornati – bay (anchor) |
In the morning we will sail towards Kornati NP, then we will sail between the islands of the national park – some islands rise steeply from the sea with steep walls, others are almost flat. It is the densest archipelago in the Adriatic – more than 100 islands, islets and reefs on an area of about 300 km2. During the day we will swim in one of the bays, enjoy lunch and relax. In the evening the chef will prepare a delicious dinner for us on board. Weather permitting, we will spend the night at anchor in the bay. |
Tuesday 6.8.2024 – Kornati – Tribunj |
In the morning we leave the NP Kornati a we will sail back to the coast. We will anchor in a suitable bay for swimming and relaxing. After noon lunch will be served on board and then relaxation will continue. In the evening we will anchor in Tribunj, where we will also spend the night. The evening can then be spent walking around the interesting town of Tribunj or lazing on deck. |
Wednesday 7.8.2024 – Tribunj – Rogoznica |
In the morning we will sail out of the port and head along the coast to Rogoznica. The captain will select a suitable bay where we will take a bath. Otherwise, during the afternoon we will sunbathe and relax on the sun deck. In the evening we will sail to Rogoznica, where we will also spend the night. The historic part of Rogoznica is situated on an islet, now connected by a causeway to the mainland. In Rogoznica, you can walk to the unique Dragon’s Eye Lake, a lake in the middle of the rocks with salt water (you can swim here) or climb the lower hill near the harbor, where there is a small labyrinth of lavender. |
Thursday 8.8.2024 – Rogoznica – Maslinica (island Šolta) |
After breakfast we will leave Rogoznica and sail to the island Šolta and head to the bay where we will swim. In the evening we will sail to the small port Maslinica, where we will spend the night. |
Friday 9.8.2024 – Maslinica – Postira (island Brač)* – Krilo |
Today we will again be mainly swimming and sunbathing, with a short cruise along the island of Brac to Postira, a picturesque town, which we will explore before dinner. After exploring the town, we will cross to Krilo, the final destination of our cruise. *We will stay overnight in Postira and sail to Krilo in the early morning, weather conditions permitting and the weather forecast for Saturday morning will guarantee a safe sailing to the coast. |
Saturday 10.8.2024 – Krilo |
After breakfast you will say goodbye to the crew and your new friends and the cruise will end. Departure home, possibly with a stop at Plitvice, the thermal spa of Banovci or another resort on the Adriatic. |
Important: Change of the program due to weather, technical and safety reasons reserved – the captain always has the last word, in agreement with the representative of CK Natur Travel. |
Swimming and bathing
Typical day
Life on board
Many of our guests consider it a unique experience to spend the night in the open air, under the starry skies of the Mediterranean. There is of course plenty of room on deck, but please bring a sleeping bag and a foam pad or air mattress, as mattresses and bedding from the cabins are not allowed to be carried on deck.
Omiš
Omis in Croatia is a small Central Dalmatian town and harbour located between Split and Makarska, situated in the mouth of the Cetina river, surrounded with massive gorges. In the past Omis was notorious because of the pirates of Omiš whose ships were a centuries-long symbol of retaliation, courage and strength. Ancient town of Omis,Omis churches and Omiš fortresses are silent stone reminders of the power and the might of infamous Omispirates. Today, it is the centre of Omis Riviera, one of the most beautiful parts of Croatia’s Adriatic Coast.
Dubrovnik
Old City of Dubrovnik
The ‚Pearl of the Adriatic‘, situated on the Dalmatian coast, became an important Mediterranean sea power from the 13th century onwards. Although severely damaged by an earthquake in 1667, Dubrovnik managed to preserve its beautiful Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque churches, monasteries, palaces and fountains. Damaged again in the 1990s by armed conflict, it is now the focus of a major restoration programme co-ordinated by UNESCO.
Jelsa
Pučišča
Korčula
Korčula is a historic fortified town on the protected east coast of the island of Korčula
The old city is surrounded by walls, and the streets are arranged in a herringbone pattern allowing free circulation of air but protecting against strong winds. The town’s historic sites include the central Gothic and Renaissance Cathedral of St Mark, the Town Hall and the massive city fortifications.
Pakleni otoci
Baška Voda
Milna
Trstenik
NP Mljet
The Mljet National Park stretches over almost 5400 hectares, including a marine area of 500 meters from the coast, islands and cliffs, and therefore spans over almost a third of the island. Two deep bays filled with seawater, known as Malo Jezero and Veliko Jezero (Small Lake and Great Lake) are the most famous locations of this area and an important geological and oceanographical phenomenon.
The entire surface area of the park is extremely rich with life, and numerous endemic and endangered species are a testament of the importance of protecting it. The Mljet NP will not disappoint the fans of cultural heritage either, thanks to its numerous archaeological finds and the heritage of our ancestors present in the old island settlements. The Benedictine monastery located at one of the most beautiful locations in these areas, on the island of St. Mary on Veliko jezero is also the most visited location of the National Park.
Hvar
Many people say of the town Hvar that it is a town as from a fairy- tale because its arhitecture, wonderful nature and its mild climate. Everbody can find in Hvar all what gives peace to the soul and relaxation to he body.
We advice you to visit the fortress Fortica (Spanjola), the cathedral of Hvar, the theatre of Hvar(established in 1612) with the arsenal and the Franciscan monastery.
Vis
The town Vis, the antique Issa, was founded by the tyrant of Syracuse Dionisius the older about 397 B.C. as a base for the Greek colonization of the Adriatic Sea. The settlement of Dionisius had been located in the part of the town, which is now called Gradina and on the peninsula of Prirovu.
Komiža
Blue cave
Stari Grad
The most ancient part of Stari Grad falls within the UNESCO Protected World Heritage Site of the Stari Grad Plain, while the entire municipality lies within the surrounding buffer zone.
Split
Zlatni rat
Lastovo
Sučuraj
Šipanska luka
Trogir
Primošten
Šibenik
The rich cultural and historical heritage of the city is visible in the impressive Cathedral of sv. Jakov, built by the famous architect Juraj Dalmatinac and is under UNESCO protection. Numerous churches, monasteries, palaces and four fortresses ‚frame‘ the city, and also testify to the perseverance, renunciation and faith of generations of people of Šibenik.
NP Krka
With its seven waterfalls and a total drop in altitude of 242 m, the Krka is a natural and karst phenomenon. The travertine waterfalls of the Krka River are the fundamental phenomenon of this river.
Zadar
NP Kornati
PP Telaščica
Zlarin
The island is well known for its tradition of harvesting red corals and handmade coral jewelry.
Stomorska
Our travel agency have organized the cruises with the traditional wooden yacht Silva around the coast and islands of Croatia from the year 1992. We have been visiting many inhabitant bays, typical Croatia fisherman’s villages and old historical towns.
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