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Croatia National Parks Tour
Duration: 07 Nights / 08 Days
DAY 1 Saturday, SPLIT – MASLINICA
Board the yacht at Split Port between 16h00 and 17h00. You will depart for Maslinica, the town and port situated on the peninsula. On the western part of the peninsula is the mountain Marjan covered with forest. The climate is Mediterranean, and the vegetation evergreen and even sub-tropical, with palm-trees, agaves and cactuses. The island is 9 km long and 3 km wide. The average temperature in July is 28 degrees C, and the average temperature of the sea is 22-25 degrees C. There are four ports and 24 bays on the island, and it was civilised in the Illyric times. Enjoy dinner (to own account) in Maslinica where the boat will remain anchored overnight, providing you with an opportunity to take in some of the city’s nightlife.
DAY 2 Sunday, MASLINICA - ZIRJE
Depart for Zirje. The Island is 15.4 km2. It is covered by underbrush, and the coast is indented with many bays where you can enjoy a refreshing swim. The only settlement is Zirje, which is connected by road to the bay Muna where the pier is situated. Dinner will be at your leisure while you explore this area (to own account). Overnight at Zirje.
DAY 3 Monday, ZIRJE - OPAT - TELASCICA (KORNATI)
Continue to the Kornati Islets via Opat. This archipelago consisting of 147 islands, islets and reefs, is named after the biggest island Kornat. They are mostly built of chalk limestone, and there are no springs or other sources of water. Most of the islands are covered with sparse grass, and the sea around them is full of fish. Many bays on the islands can serve as protection for small ships. The Kornati were declared a national park in 1980. The remains of the Illyric settlements, fortified castles and stone grave hillocks are the oldest archaeological findings. On the hill Toreta, there are discoveries from the Roman times and under it are the remains of an early Catholic church. On the hill itself is the square tower dating back to the beginning of the Middle Ages, while on several spots on Kornat are traces of mostly Medieval settlements. Dinner will be at your leisure, the crew will be able to suggest a good restaurant (to own account). Overnight in one of the bays around Kornati.
DAY 4 Tuesday, KORNATI - VODICE
Head towards the mainland to Vodice. This holiday resort port is situated near a shallow bay. The occupations of the inhabitants are agriculture, fishing and tourism, helped by nice beaches and rich vegetation. Of the original ancient wall, only one tower is still preserved. The parish church from the 18th century has a baroque bell and one painting of the Holy Family. In the 17th century a small church of the Holy Cross (Sveti Kriz) was built on the graveyard. Spend the rest of the afternoon and evening exploring this delightful town and enjoy dinner at one of the many street cafes (to own account). Overnight at Vodice.
DAY 5 Wednesday, VODICE - SKRADIN (KRKA)
Continue to Skradin with a stop for swimming (time and weather permitting), lunch will be on board (drinks to own account). There are numerous traces of ancient settlements, as well as historical and cultural monuments in Skradin. The oldest record of human existence here dates from the Palaeolithic age. Here are also the remnants of the aqueduct of the Roman Scardona, and on the territory of the national park are numerous remnants of settlements, fortifications and medieval churches. Among the sacral buildings, the most valuable are the Franciscan church and monastery on the island Visovac, and the monastery Krka with a very rich treasury. On the waterfalls Roski slap and Skradinski buk are numerous mills that have historical and cultural importance as monuments of the rural architecture and economic history. Overnight in the Port of Skradin.
DAY 6 Thursday, SKRADIN - PRIMOSTIN
Sail along the beautiful coastline to Primostin. This town and port are situated on the small peninsula, protected from the northern winds. The main occupations of the inhabitants are agriculture, wine growing, fishing and tourism. The parish church of Saint Juraj was restored in 1760. The church of Saint Matin from the Middle Ages was preserved in a hamlet Krusevo. Enjoy some swimming. Dinner will be at your leisure (to own account). Overnight in the Port of Primostin.
DAY 7 Friday, PRIMOSTIN - TROGIR
Continue to the quaint town of Trogir. The older part of the town, which is situated on an islet. It is connected to the mainland by a stone bridge and with Ziovo which used to be a suspension bridge. In the 3rd century BC it was the Greek settlement Tragurion, in the time of the Roman rule a strong port, and in the 11th century acquired the rank of the diocese, whence its rights as a town were recognised. In the 12th century it was demolished by the Saracens, but recovered quickly and underwent a strong economic development. In 1420 the Venetian rule began, from 1879 to 1918 it was under Austrian rule and after that again Croatian. The old core of the town, on the islet, was built in the period between 13th and 15th century and is recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Explore the cobbled streets and wonderful little markets in Trogir. Dinner will be at your leisure (to own account). Overnight in the Port of Trogir.
DAY 8 Saturday, TROGIR
Disembark at 09h00. Onwards travel booked by you.
DAY 1 Saturday, SPLIT – MASLINICA
Board the yacht at Split Port between 16h00 and 17h00. You will depart for Maslinica, the town and port situated on the peninsula. On the western part of the peninsula is the mountain Marjan covered with forest. The climate is Mediterranean, and the vegetation evergreen and even sub-tropical, with palm-trees, agaves and cactuses. The island is 9 km long and 3 km wide. The average temperature in July is 28 degrees C, and the average temperature of the sea is 22-25 degrees C. There are four ports and 24 bays on the island, and it was civilised in the Illyric times. Enjoy dinner (to own account) in Maslinica where the boat will remain anchored overnight, providing you with an opportunity to take in some of the city’s nightlife.
DAY 2 Sunday, MASLINICA - ZIRJE
Depart for Zirje. The Island is 15.4 km2. It is covered by underbrush, and the coast is indented with many bays where you can enjoy a refreshing swim. The only settlement is Zirje, which is connected by road to the bay Muna where the pier is situated. Dinner will be at your leisure while you explore this area (to own account). Overnight at Zirje.
DAY 3 Monday, ZIRJE - OPAT - TELASCICA (KORNATI)
Continue to the Kornati Islets via Opat. This archipelago consisting of 147 islands, islets and reefs, is named after the biggest island Kornat. They are mostly built of chalk limestone, and there are no springs or other sources of water. Most of the islands are covered with sparse grass, and the sea around them is full of fish. Many bays on the islands can serve as protection for small ships. The Kornati were declared a national park in 1980. The remains of the Illyric settlements, fortified castles and stone grave hillocks are the oldest archaeological findings. On the hill Toreta, there are discoveries from the Roman times and under it are the remains of an early Catholic church. On the hill itself is the square tower dating back to the beginning of the Middle Ages, while on several spots on Kornat are traces of mostly Medieval settlements. Dinner will be at your leisure, the crew will be able to suggest a good restaurant (to own account). Overnight in one of the bays around Kornati.
DAY 4 Tuesday, KORNATI - VODICE
Head towards the mainland to Vodice. This holiday resort port is situated near a shallow bay. The occupations of the inhabitants are agriculture, fishing and tourism, helped by nice beaches and rich vegetation. Of the original ancient wall, only one tower is still preserved. The parish church from the 18th century has a baroque bell and one painting of the Holy Family. In the 17th century a small church of the Holy Cross (Sveti Kriz) was built on the graveyard. Spend the rest of the afternoon and evening exploring this delightful town and enjoy dinner at one of the many street cafes (to own account). Overnight at Vodice.
DAY 5 Wednesday, VODICE - SKRADIN (KRKA)
Continue to Skradin with a stop for swimming (time and weather permitting), lunch will be on board (drinks to own account). There are numerous traces of ancient settlements, as well as historical and cultural monuments in Skradin. The oldest record of human existence here dates from the Palaeolithic age. Here are also the remnants of the aqueduct of the Roman Scardona, and on the territory of the national park are numerous remnants of settlements, fortifications and medieval churches. Among the sacral buildings, the most valuable are the Franciscan church and monastery on the island Visovac, and the monastery Krka with a very rich treasury. On the waterfalls Roski slap and Skradinski buk are numerous mills that have historical and cultural importance as monuments of the rural architecture and economic history. Overnight in the Port of Skradin.
DAY 6 Thursday, SKRADIN - PRIMOSTIN
Sail along the beautiful coastline to Primostin. This town and port are situated on the small peninsula, protected from the northern winds. The main occupations of the inhabitants are agriculture, wine growing, fishing and tourism. The parish church of Saint Juraj was restored in 1760. The church of Saint Matin from the Middle Ages was preserved in a hamlet Krusevo. Enjoy some swimming. Dinner will be at your leisure (to own account). Overnight in the Port of Primostin.
DAY 7 Friday, PRIMOSTIN - TROGIR
Continue to the quaint town of Trogir. The older part of the town, which is situated on an islet. It is connected to the mainland by a stone bridge and with Ziovo which used to be a suspension bridge. In the 3rd century BC it was the Greek settlement Tragurion, in the time of the Roman rule a strong port, and in the 11th century acquired the rank of the diocese, whence its rights as a town were recognised. In the 12th century it was demolished by the Saracens, but recovered quickly and underwent a strong economic development. In 1420 the Venetian rule began, from 1879 to 1918 it was under Austrian rule and after that again Croatian. The old core of the town, on the islet, was built in the period between 13th and 15th century and is recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Explore the cobbled streets and wonderful little markets in Trogir. Dinner will be at your leisure (to own account). Overnight in the Port of Trogir.
DAY 8 Saturday, TROGIR
Disembark at 09h00. Onwards travel booked by you.
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