Krka one-week flotilla

Marina is a typically fetching Croatian fishing village, comprised of traditional white stone homes set around a sparkling marina Agana. In easy reach of the historic harbour town of Trogir and the Dalmatian capital of Split (Trogir is 10 minutes away by taxi, Split 40 minutes), Marina is the perfect location for exploring the Adriatic. Provision up and prepare for an exciting voyage towards Krka National Park.

Discover Marina Agana

A secluded swim

Check out the beaches to the east of the town for a quiet, pre-departure swim.

Swing west out of the bay at Agana and embark on your first day of sailing. You’ll pass the islands of Drvenik Veli and Drvenik Mali to your starboard side, eventually arriving in the picture-perfect harbour town of Maslinica. Head for the nearby beaches and bathing platforms ideal for a refreshing dip or explore the small kiosks for wine, honey, schnapps and other local products.

Discover Maslinica

Suggested lunch spots

Anchor in the crystal clear waters of Krknjasi blue lagoon and you’ll be treated to a true island paradise. Explore the small coves and sandy seabed or visit the restaurant and bar with a daily DJ program.

From Maslinica you’ll swing out into the Adriatic, keeping the islands of Drvenik Veli and Drvenik Mali and the small atolls around Arkanđel Island to your starboard side. Navigate around the countless tiny islets and atolls that characterise the Dalmatian Coast. You’ll arrive in Kaprije just in time to enjoy a drink in a waterside bar.

Discover Primošten town

Suggested lunch spots

Call at the unique town of Primošten for a traditional Dalmatian meal in a waterside konoba. Choose between a stay on the town quay or on a mooring buoy in crystal-clear sea next to this ancient town. Have a walk around the peninsula or sip a cocktail while lying on one of numerous pebble beaches.

Aim your bow east until you reach the mouth of the Krka River. Motor upriver and bask in some of Croatia’s most spectacular scenery on the way to picturesque Skradin. Skradin is known as the gateway to the Krka Falls National Park for good reason, and from here you can take a National Park boat further inland to view the spectacular falls themselves. Krka National Park is a network of lakes, rivers and waterfalls that represent some of the most spectacular scenery in all of Croatia—this is an opportunity not to be missed.

Discover Skradin

Traditional Croatian peka

Skradin is a great place to try the traditional Croatian delicacy Peka. Peka involves cooking vegetables, meat and fish under an iron lid heaped with embers. Many local konoba serve this traditional dish, though you’ll need to order in advance.

Suggested lunch spots

Šibenik is a great place to stop for a bite to eat. This pretty riverside town with 4 fortresses, two of which are under UNESCO protection, has a number of fine restaurants where you can enjoy traditional Dalmatian dishes and great views. The first Croatian restaurant with a Michelin star is also here- right next to St. Jacob's cathedral.

The free sailing day is your opportunity to set your own agenda and explore the Adriatic on your own or with a small group of friends. Choose to spend the day further exploring Krka National Park—one day barely seems enough, after all—or sail to the nearby islands of Zlarin or Prvić. Make the most of your free sailing day and take in the peaceful beauty of the Šibenik region. For those who want to buff up their miles - head into the Kornati islands National Park and practice tacking and jibing between small islands and reefs.

Meet up with your flotilla friends in the large, sheltered harbour of Rogoznica in time for a drink in a waterside bar. Purchase fresh fish directly from the local fishing boats as they arrive in port each morning or get to know your flotilla companions over a pivo (beer).

Discover Šibenik archipelago

See out the Dragon’s Eye

The fortress of St.Nicholas has been standing and guarding the entrance to medieval Šibenik town for centuries. The Venetians built it to frighten the looming Turcs - and it worked, because an attack was never even tried. Anchor right next to this UNESCO protected site to enjoy lunch with a view, or purchase a ticket online to visit the inside dungeons with an informational virtual tour.

Discover Rogoznica

If you’re feeling adventurous then take a walk inland to the Dragon’s Eye Lake—a steep-sided saltwater lake and a popular cliff jumping spot next to marina Frapa.

On the last day of your Krka flotilla holiday, you’ll depart Rogoznica for Marina. Sail south from Rogoznica, keeping the small atolls around Arkanđel Island to your port side, then turn north when you reach Drvenik Mali, skirting the headland until you arrive back at marina Agana. Spend your last evening chatting with your flotilla friends in one of the many waterside restaurants or sip a cocktail as the sun sets.