Join us and get in touch with nature and feel the charm of small Robinson Crusoe style Croatian islets. Explore secluded coves, untouched bays and taste the Mediterranean with all your senses, far from city lights and noise!
THE BLUE CAVE HAS BEEN OPEN TO PUBLIC SINCE 1884
780 m BRAČ IS CROATIA'S TALLEST ISLAND
BOL HAS THE OLDEST WINE ASSOCIATION IN DALMATIA
With adjacent waterfront residences, hotels, restaurant and many other sports and leisure facilities. The marina is an ideal superyacht homeport with berths ranging from 12m to 250m.
Tatinja is the most popular bay for sailing lovers and lets you anchor away from the crowds. Enjoy your food paradise in a mystical Tatinja bay.
Sail to Vis and explore Komiza by scooter, passing fields, vineyards, and olive gardens. The island offers village restaurants and family-owned estates where you can savor local products, Mediterranean cuisine, and wine. The owner will pick you up at the port for an authentic experience of fresh food, meat, fish, clams, and lobsters.
The Blue cave is a natural phenomenon inside the island of Bisevo which is located just opposite of Komiza. Blue Cave or Blue Grotto is is a water-logged sea cave located in a small bay called Balun on the east side of the island of Bisevo. The grotto is one of the best known natural beauty spots on the Adriatic and a popular show cave because of the glowing blue light that appears at certain times of day. You can’t enter on your own so be patient and wait for your turn, it’s worth it! Sail to Komiza and visit some great restaurants on the coast.
You can’t sail around South Adriatic without visiting said island, but if you decide to visit Hvar but don’t want to get lost in the crowds, lose a whole day looking for place to anchor, then you should without a doubt go to Palmizana, and sail around Paklinski islands.
Enjoying a full day of sailing and saying goodbye to the bays, coves, islets, and capes that were your home during the adventure. Make sure you close your eyes and soak in the smells, sounds, and breeze, so next time you’ll know exactly where you are with your eyes closed.
Don’t miss the small restaurant in the bay which offers home grown vegetables and fresh sea food.
The hotel has international dining options, lively bars and a wide range of sports, leisure and cultural activities, the marina is an ideal superyacht homeport with berths ranging from 12m to 250m.
Sail to Vis and explore Komiza by scooter, passing fields, vineyards, and olive gardens. The island offers village restaurants and family-owned estates where you can savor local products, Mediterranean cuisine, and wine. The owner will pick you up at the port for an authentic experience of fresh food, meat, fish, clams, and lobsters.
The Blue cave is a natural phenomenon inside the island of Bisevo which is located just opposite of Komiza. Blue Cave or Blue Grotto is is a water-logged sea cave located in a small bay called Balun on the east side of the island of Bisevo. The grotto is one of the best known natural beauty spots on the Adriatic and a popular show cave because of the glowing blue light that appears at certain times of day. You can’t enter on your own so be patient and wait for your turn, it’s worth it! Sail to Komiza and visit some great restaurants on the coast.
You can’t sail around South Adriatic without visiting said island, but if you decide to visit Hvar but don’t want to get lost in the crowds, lose a whole day looking for place to anchor, then you should without a doubt go to Palmizana, and sail around Paklinski islands.
Enjoying a full day of sailing and saying goodbye to the bays, coves, islets, and capes that were your home during the adventure. Make sure you close your eyes and soak in the smells, sounds, and breeze, so next time you’ll know exactly where you are with your eyes closed.
