Itinerary

Our tour starts in Split where you will board the sailboat or catamaran and sail towards the first destination – the island of Solta. Solta is a peaceful and green island, full of beautiful coves and picturesque villages. You will have the chance to visit fort Martinis Marchi which dates back to the 18th century, while enjoying the view of Maslinica cove. You will also have the opportunity to hand pick olives and try local homemade olive oil.

The next day we will continue the tour towards the island of Hvar, famous for its rich history, cultural heritage, and sunny weather. Hvar offers many attractions like fort Fortica, Saint Stephen’s Cathedral, Franciscan Monastery, and Arsenal – the oldest theater in Europe. On Hvar you will hike to the highest island peak – St. Nicholas (628m elevation). The summit offers a spectacular view of the entire island and neighboring islands.

On the third day, we will arrive at Brac island, the largest island in Dalmatia and home to famous Zlatni Rat – one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Brac is famous for its stone carving heritage and the white Brac stone, which was used for building Diocletian’s palace in Split and The White House in Washington. On Brac, you will hike to Vidova Gora, the highest peak of any Dalmatian island (778m elevation). The view from the top showcases amazing views of Zlatni Rat, Hvar, and Vis.

On the fourth day we will arrive at Vis, the furthest island from the mainland and the most secretive island in Dalmatia. Vis was closed to the public until 1989, given it was used as a military base for the Yugoslavian army. Because of this, the island has been able to maintain its authenticity and untouched nature. Vis is also the location where the famous ‘Mamma Mia: Here we go again’ movie was filmed. On Vis, you will hike to Hum, the second-highest peak of the island, at 587m elevation, and enjoy the stunning view of the city Vis, Bisevo island, and the Blue Cave.

On the fifth day, we continue our adventure to Lastovo, the greenest and least populated island in Dalmatia. Lastovo’s nature was protected in 2006 due to its rich flora and fauna, clean sea, and clear night sky. Lastovo is famous for its architecture – stone houses with distinctive chimneys. On Lastovo, you will hike to Plesivica, the highest peak of the island with 417m elevation, and enjoy the stunning view of two smaller islands – Lastovnjaci and Palagruza.

On the sixth day we arrive at our final destination – Korcula, the sixth-largest island in Croatia and the birthplace of the globally known explorer Marco Polo. Korcula is full of historical and cultural attractions such as the old town, St. Mark’s Cathedral, bishop’s palace, and Marco Polo museum. The island is also famous for its folklore events like the medieval games Moreska and Kumpanija. The Korcula hike will be to Kom, the highest peak of the island at 510m elevation, and will include a spectacular view of the city Korcula, Mljet island, and Peljesac peninsula.

On the seventh day we return to Split where we end our tour and say goodbye to the new friends we made along the way. Our tour is the ideal choice for anyone who enjoys both the sea and the mountains, and who wants to explore the spectacular Dalmatian islands. We ensure that our tour is safe and of high quality, by providing experienced skippers and licensed hiking guides who remain available to our guests for any information and advice. Our sailing and hiking combination tour is unique and rare, it is a tour you will remember for the rest of your life!

Our tour begins in Split, where you will board a sailboat or catamaran and set sail for the tranquil island of Šolta. This peaceful, green island is known for its beautiful coves and charming villages. Upon arrival, you will have the opportunity to visit Fort Martinis Marchi, a historical 18th-century fortress, while enjoying the stunning view of Maslinica Cove. To set the tone for our journey, we will begin with a gentle yoga session on the deck, focusing on breathwork and relaxation, followed by light stretching to release tension from travel.

On the second day, we sail to the famous island of Hvar, known for its rich history, cultural heritage, and sunny weather. You will explore landmarks such as Fort Fortica, Saint Stephen’s Cathedral, and the historic Franciscan Monastery. In the morning, we will start with a revitalizing sunrise yoga session, integrating mindful breathing techniques to enhance relaxation. In the afternoon, we will have a guided meditation session on a serene beach, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the tranquil surroundings.

The third day takes us to Brač, the largest island in Dalmatia, home to the renowned Zlatni Rat beach. Brač is famous for its stone-carving heritage and the white Brač stone used in Diocletian’s Palace and the White House. We will begin our day with a dynamic yoga flow session to awaken the body, followed by a deep stretching routine on the beach. The evening will conclude with a sunset meditation, helping you to unwind and absorb the natural beauty around you.

On the fourth day, we arrive at Vis, the most remote and untouched island in Dalmatia. With its history as a former Yugoslav military base, Vis has preserved its authentic charm and pristine nature. Here, we will practice a grounding yoga session near the sea, emphasizing balance and core stability. We will also incorporate guided breathwork exercises designed to enhance energy and mental clarity. Afterward, you’ll have time to explore the island or simply relax and soak in its peaceful atmosphere.

Our adventure continues to Lastovo, the greenest and least populated island in Dalmatia. Due to its rich flora, fauna, and exceptionally clear night sky, Lastovo has been a protected nature park since 2006. We will start the day with a slow-flow yoga session, connecting movement with breath, followed by deep stretching to improve flexibility. In the evening, a moonlit meditation session will offer a unique opportunity to relax under one of the clearest skies in the Mediterranean.

The sixth day brings us to Korčula, the birthplace of Marco Polo and an island rich in cultural heritage. You will have the opportunity to explore Korčula’s Old Town, St. Mark’s Cathedral, and the Marco Polo Museum. In the morning, we will practice a strengthening yoga session designed to build stamina and enhance mobility. A gentle stretching and relaxation session in the evening will prepare you for a restful night before our final journey back to Split.

On the final day, we set sail back to Split, concluding our unforgettable tour. Before departure, we will have one last yoga and breathwork session on deck, allowing you to reflect on the journey and carry the peaceful energy home with you. This tour is perfect for those looking to harmonize their body and mind while exploring the breathtaking Dalmatian islands. Our experienced skippers and certified yoga instructors ensure a safe and enriching experience, leaving you refreshed and inspired!