Sheltered turquoise bay between the Krknjaši islets and Drvenik Veli — shallow, warm and impossibly clear water. We aim to arrive early, while the sea is calm for the most relaxed morning swim. Paddleboards, swimming tubes and snorkeling gear are already on board.

One of the most iconic stone towns on the Adriatic. Wander the old Venetian centre on foot, grab a coffee on the main piazza, walk the waterfront, or climb up to the Fortica fortress for panoramic views over the harbour and the Pakleni Islands. Your skipper will advise on timing based on how busy the town is that day.

A chain of pine-shaded islets just minutes from Hvar harbour — quiet, low-key, and a complete change of pace from the town. Calm anchorages away from the main routes, water that's perfect for swimming and snorkeling, and an optional lunch at one of the seafront restaurants on St Klement.

A natural deep-water port surrounded by hills — one of the most beautiful and underrated harbour towns on the Dalmatian coast. Stone houses around the bay, a beautiful church square and good restaurants make it ideal for an afternoon coffee, wine tasting, a walk along the quay, or lunch if it hasn't happened on the Pakleni islands yet.

One last swim in a hidden Adriatic cove on Šolta. By this point your skipper knows exactly where the water is calmest and the crowds are thinnest, before the cruise back to Split or Trogir to close out the day.