NORTH DALMATIA
Waterfalls & The Kornati Labyrinth
KORNATI EXPLORER
A voyage through nature and history. Explore the UNESCO city of Šibenik, cruise the river canyons to the majestic Krka Waterfalls, and navigate the stunning, uninhabited labyrinth of the Kornati National Park.
This route is perfect for those seeking peace, dramatic landscapes, and clear waters.
DAY 1 - 2
Welcome Aboard & The First Sail
Your journey begins at the D-Marin Sukosan. After a warm welcome and safety briefing by your captain, we celebrate the start of the week with an exclusive dinner at Restaurant Francesco.
On Sunday morning, we hoist the sails towards the island of Murter. The day is yours: relax on the net or dive into the crystal-clear waters during our first swim stops in hidden bays.
DAY 3 - 4
The River Canyon & Waterfalls
On Monday, we navigate past the historic Šibenik fortress and sail up the winding river canyon to the charming town of Skradin. Enjoy a sunset walk through its medieval streets followed by a local gourmet dinner.
Tuesday is dedicated to nature’s masterpiece: the Krka National Park waterfalls. After exploring, we sail back to the open sea towards the picturesque peninsula of Primosten and Rogoznica
DAY 5 - 6
Into the Wild: Kornati National Park
We head towards the crown jewel of the Adriatic: the Kornati Archipelago. We will anchor near the remote Otok Žirje for a magical night in a secluded bay—just the boat, the sea, and the stars.
The adventure continues on Thursday as we navigate to Piškera, exploring the uninhabited islands and lunar landscapes of the National Park. Experience absolute silence and privacy like never before.
DAY 7 - 8
The Scenic Return
We sail back through the heart of the National Park, stopping for a memorable lunch at a stunning anchorage near Biograd. We return to Sukosan Marina in the late afternoon for a final celebratory dinner at Portus Restaurant.
Saturday morning is time for check-out at 09:00 AM, leaving you with salt on your skin and memories of a lifetime.
Please Note: This itinerary serves as a guide. The route may be adjusted by the captain based on weather conditions to ensure your safety and comfort. We also believe in a flexible experience: whether you prefer extended swim stops in turquoise bays or more time exploring historic villages, the captain will be happy to adapt the daily pace to your group's preferences.
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INCLUDED
✓ 7 Days Accommodation (private or double cabin with en-suite bathroom) on Premium Fleet
✓ Professional Skipper
✓ Fuel Fuel included, no limits & Final Cleaning
✓ All Marinas & Anchoring Fees✓ TaxiBoat to Hvar
✓ Ferry Transfer to Rogac
✓ Blue Cave Tickets
✓ Breakfast & Light Lunch prepared onboard
✓ Water Toys (Stand Up Paddle & Snorkeling Gear)
✓ Tourist Taxes
What is Extra
- Dinners ashore & Alcoholic beverages
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SEASON & RATES
Premium Package
HIGH SEASON
July & August
€ 3.250
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MID SEASON
June & September
€ 2.850​
LOW SEASON
May & October
€ 2.700700
Rates are per person / week. Based on double cabin occupancy
(2 guests per cabin). Single use supplement: +50% on the rate.
All-Inclusive: Fuel, Marinas & Parks.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
IS THIS ROUTE SUITABLE FOR PEOPLE WHO GET SEASICK?
North Dalmatia is known for its "labyrinth" of islands, which provides significant protection from large swells. We mostly navigate in sheltered waters, especially within the Kornati National Park and the Krka river canyon. Additionally, we plan our crossings based on the most favorable weather windows to ensure a smooth, comfortable experience even for those with no prior sea legs.
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WHAT MAKES THE NORTHERN ROUTE DIFFERENT FROM THE SOUTHERN ONE?
The Southern route is more social and focused on famous towns like Hvar and Vis. The Northern route (Kornati) is about raw nature, silence, and exploration. It is a "labyrinth" of 140 islands, mostly uninhabited. If you are looking for crystal-clear bays all to yourself, dramatic cliffs, and a sense of being at the edge of the world, North Dalmatia is your perfect choice.
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CAN WE ACTUALLY SEE THE KRKA WATERFALLS FROM THE BOAT?
We sail through a stunning deep-water canyon all the way to Skradin. From there, it’s a short, beautiful boat hop to the heart of the Krka National Park. Being on a yacht allows us to arrive early or stay late, avoiding the peak tourist crowds that arrive by bus, giving you a much more intimate experience with the waterfalls.
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ARE THE RESTAURANTS IN REMOTE BAYS ACCESSIBLE BY YACHT?
Yes, and this is where our local expertise shines. We have curated a list of "Konobas" (local taverns) that are only accessible by boat or at the end of remote paths. These spots offer the most authentic Croatian cuisine—freshly caught fish, local lamb, and organic wine—far away from the "tourist menus" of the larger ports.
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DO I NEED TO HELP WITH THE SAILING?
Only if you want to. This is a "Premium Escape," meaning your professional captain handles all the technical aspects, navigation, and safety. However, if you are curious, Leo is a certified instructor and is always happy to let you take the helm or explain the physics of the sails. You can be as active or as relaxed as you choose.
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WHAT SHOULD I PACK FOR A WEEK IN THE KORNATI?
Space on a yacht is valuable, so we recommend soft bags instead of hard suitcases. You’ll spend most of your time in swimwear and light summer clothing. However, a light windbreaker for the evenings and a pair of non-marking rubber-soled shoes for the deck are essential. Don’t forget high-factor sunscreen and your polarized sunglasses to enjoy the turquoise water to the fullest.