
Beneteau Oceanis 46.1
From €2,800 / week

Destination
Split is Dalmatia's vibrant hub and the ideal starting point for a Croatian sailing vacation. From ACI Marina Split you reach the stunning islands of Brač, Hvar and Vis within hours.
Split is not only Croatia's second-largest city but also the most important charter hub on the Adriatic. ACI Marina Split lies right by the city centre, only a few minutes' walk from the UNESCO-listed Diocletian's Palace. The approach is striking: medieval walls, quays and the bustle of a genuine working port.
The cruising area around Split is regarded as one of the world's finest sailing grounds. The island of Brač, home to the famous Zlatni Rat beach, is only two hours away. Hvar, known for its lavender fields and lively waterfront promenade, is another essential stop. Remote Vis stands out for the Blue Cave near Biševo and the authentic fishing village of Komiža.
Šolta offers quiet anchorages and local konobas, where you can enjoy fresh fish and home-made wine. If you want to sail further south, head for the Kornati – a national park with more than 140 islands, reefs and skerries.
The charter season in Split runs from May to October. July and August are particularly popular, so book early. The Meltemi can freshen considerably in summer; experienced sailors appreciate the lively conditions, beginners are better off in early summer. Saturday is the traditional changeover day at ACI Marina Split.
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Popular routes

Split → Hvar → Vis → Korčula
From Split via Hvar and Vis to Korčula – island hopping with short legs.

Zadar → Šibenik → Trogir → Split
National parks, old towns and quiet bays between Zadar and Split.

Split → Hvar → Korčula → Dubrovnik
The classic two-week route along the Dalmatian coast.
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FAQ
In Croatian waters a recognised skipper's licence for pleasure craft (ICC or national) and a VHF radio certificate (SRC) are mandatory. Croatia accepts the German SKS and SSS as well as the Austrian A licence.
From ACI Marina Split to Hvar Town it is about 25 nautical miles – roughly 4–5 hours under sail in average wind, or around 2 hours under engine.
Conditions are most pleasant in May, June and September: comfortable temperatures, fewer tourists and reliable wind. July and August are very hot and heavily frequented.
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