--- title: Split to Hvar Yacht Charter Route | Blue More Yachting url: "https://www.bluemoreyachting.com/split-hvar-route" description: "Experience a bespoke 7-day yacht charter from Split to Dubrovnik. Discover Hvar, Korčula, Mljet, and hidden Adriatic bays with Blue More Yachting." type: Rota Detay Sayfası updated: "2026-09-14T11:18:59+00:00" --- # Split-Hvar Route ## Overview - **Route type:** One Way Route - **Days:** 7 - **Start:** Split - **End:** Dubrovnik A Route of History and Nature from Split to Dubrovnik. Prepare for a sailing experience immersed in breathtaking landscapes and timeless heritage. ## Itinerary ### Day 1: Split **Location:** Split The crown jewel of Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, Split invites you into an experience where the rich texture of history meets contemporary vitality. At the heart of the city, the magnificent Diocletian’s Palace—listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site—comes alive with lively cafés, artisan boutiques, and enchanting streets set within ancient Roman walls. The vibrant Riva promenade is the perfect setting to savor exquisite Mediterranean cuisine while enjoying the shimmering views of the Adriatic Sea. For beach lovers, Split’s crystal-clear shores offer serene relaxation, while those seeking adventure will find nearby islands and the captivating vistas of Marjan Hill waiting to be explored. A city where past and present exist in perfect harmony, Split promises unforgettable moments for every traveler. **Things to do:** ACI Marina Split, Diocletian's Palace, Bacvice Beach, Riva Promenade, Klis Fortress, Peristyle ### Day 1: Omiš **Location:** Omiš The ancient town of Omiš is nestled at the delta of the Cetina River, offering a captivating setting with its stunning beaches and stone churches. For centuries, Omiš served as a stronghold for renowned pirates and became a symbol of courage and resistance during its long historical struggle against the Republic of Venice. The city’s walls, fortresses, and historic fabric carry the traces of the past into the present. You can enjoy rafting on the Cetina River or explore its impressive canyons on foot, immersing yourself in nature. Additionally, local restaurants in Omiš invite you to discover the authentic flavors of traditional Dalmatian cuisine. ### Day 1: Pučišća **Location:** Pučišća Pučišća, the largest village on the island of Brač, is one of the rare places in Dalmatia where the natural landscape plays such a profound and captivating role in daily life. Its steep-sloped natural harbour, authentic Mediterranean architecture, and rustic atmosphere offer an unforgettable experience. The stone extracted from Pučišća’s quarries has been used in many iconic structures, including the columns of the White House in Washington DC and the Vienna Parliament. The village is also home to Croatia’s only stone masonry school, preserving a centuries-old craft. Cafés and restaurants lining the natural harbour provide a delightful pause, allowing guests to take in the village’s exceptional views. Pučišća is a hidden gem where history, art, and nature exist in perfect harmony. **Things to do:** Splitska Bay, Postira, Restaurant The Port, Konoba Aquila ### Day 2: Bol **Location:** Bol Situated on the island of Brač, Bol is a captivating and picturesque town celebrated for its natural beauty and cultural richness. **Things to do:** Blaca, Dominican Monastery, Stina, Golden Horn Beach, 585 Club, Mali Raj ### Day 2: Hvar **Location:** Hvar Hvar is a beautiful island in Croatia, renowned for its abundant sunshine, crystal-clear blue sea, and charming towns. It is one of the most famous islands in the Adriatic Sea. **Things to do:** Carpe Diem Beach Hvar, Hula Hula Hvar, Saint Stephen's Cathedral, Explore The Best of Hvar on Two Wheels, Luviji Winery, Palmižana ### Day 3: Biševo **Location:** Biševo With only a handful of residents, Biševo is a perfect sanctuary to step away from the pace of modern life and immerse yourself in tranquility. Here, you can also indulge in local delicacies such as freshly caught seafood and traditional Croatian wines. ### Day 3: Vis **Location:** Vis Vis is a serene island located far from Croatia’s bustling cities. It is celebrated for its beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and charming historic towns. **Things to do:** Stiniva Cove, Tito's Cave, Vis Town, Komiza, Boccadoro, Karijola ### Day 4: Korčula **Location:** Korčula Korčula shines as a captivating island in the Adriatic, enriched with historical and natural treasures. **Things to do:** Marco Polo House, Vela Pržina Beach (Lumbarda), St. Mark's Cathedral, Filippi, Konoba Mate, Konoba Marco Polo ### Day 4: Mljet **Location:** Mljet Intertwined with nature and history, Mljet—renowned as 'the greenest island of the Adriatic'—creates an unforgettable experience and stands as a true paradise for both nature enthusiasts and those in search of adventure. **Things to do:** Odysseus Cave, Saplunara Beach, Polače, Okuklje Restaurant, Stermasi, Marijina Konoba ### Day 5: Slano **Location:** Slano Slano is a hidden gem nestled along the Adriatic Sea. It invites discovery with its crystal-clear waters, picturesque scenery, and rich history. Stroll through its charming streets lined with traditional stone houses and inviting cafés. Visit the historic St. Blaise Church, a symbol of Slano’s rich cultural heritage. Explore the nearby Elaphiti Islands, celebrated for their striking beaches and pristine waters. Delight in local cuisine, featuring fresh seafood and traditional dishes designed to captivate your palate. **Things to do:** Church of St. Jerome, Slano Beach, Franciscan Monastery and Church of St. Mary, Restaurant Mirakul, Restaurant Kolarin, Restaurant Nono ### Day 6: Dubrovnik **Location:** Dubrovnik Dubrovnik is a beautiful city known as the Pearl of the Adriatic, set alongside Croatia’s deep blue sea and renowned for its historic architecture and grand stone walls that date back centuries. **Things to do:** Dubrovnik City Walls, Dubrovnik Cable Car, Lokrum Island, The Cathedral of the Assumption, Old Town, Restaurant 360 ## References 1. [mmpi.gov.hr](https://mmpi.gov.hr/) 2. [whc.unesco.org › Hr.](https://whc.unesco.org/en/statesparties/hr.) ## Contact - **Phone:** +905376084364 - **WhatsApp:** +90 537 608 43 64 (https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=905376084364) - **Email:** info@bluemoreyachting.com ### How to enquire Use the enquiry form on the yacht or contact page, call, or message us on WhatsApp — we reply within 24h with availability and a quote. ### More - [llms.txt](https://www.bluemoreyachting.com/llms.txt) - [Sitemap](https://www.bluemoreyachting.com/sitemap.xml) - [Itineraries](https://www.bluemoreyachting.com/itineraries) _Source: https://www.bluemoreyachting.com/split-hvar-route_