Departure from GRADO
The centre of this historic town is unique with its lovely squares, quaint streets and stunning bays. It is home to the precious Paleochristian monument: the amazing church of S.maria, the octagonally shaped Baptistry and the Basilica of S. Eufemia. The port bears witness to the ancient fishermen’s quarter that has now been transformed into a colourful tourist port.

POLA     50 miles, 10 hours sailing
This town is to the far south of the Istrian peninsula. The town has existed for over 3 thousand years and there are numerous historical monuments that today are the backdrop for the town’s social and cultural life. The beautiful beaches run along the whole 190km of the coastline.

LUSSINO     35 miles, 7 hours sailing
This Island has a surprisingly mild climate thanks to the forests that cover most of its surface. Places to visit include the naval museums of Mali and Veli and also Cikat. It is the first island in the Adriatic to be made into a reserve for the hundreds of dolphins that live in its waters.

IST     25 miles, 5 hours sailing
This Island is famous for its untouched beauty and fishing history. Its lighthouses ensure safe passage for sailors.

KORNATI     30 miles, 6 hours sailing
The 140 islands that make up the KORNATI are some of the most ragged coastlines in the Adriatic, and are a national park. They are home to the Ancient fortress of Illiria, the Christian church of Saint Mary, medieval fortresses and 2 ports for yachts.

BRAC     30 miles, 6 hours sailing
This island has the highest mountain peaks in the Adriatic ( and is the third biggest). It is famous for its ever changing landscape and its beaches.

VIS     25 miles, 5 hours sailing
This Island was founded as a greek colony, named Issa, in the IV century B.C. Places to visit include the Franciscan monastery, built on the remains of the Greek- roman theatre, two churches from the 16th and 17th centuries and a number of buildings and houses that date from the Renaissance period.

LASTOVO     35 miles, 7 hours sailing
 This Island is covered in ancient pine forests. There are two amazing lagoons, Malo Jezero ( small lake) and Veli jezzero ( big lake) and a myriad of untouched, uninhabited smaller islands surrounding it.

HVAR     40 miles, 8 hours sailing
This is the longest Island in the Adriatic. It is covered with lavender fields, olive groves and vines. Places to visit include the renaissance cathedral and  the town of Stari Grad that was founded in 385 BC as a Greek colony named Pharos.

Return to GRADO     180 miles, 36 hours sailing