Northern Dalmatia is a thousand islands deep, a cruising ground where Roman cities and Venetian harbours give way to the bare, uninhabited beauty of the Kornati. Seven days run north from Split, through the stone towns of Trogir and Sibenik, into a national park of pale cliffs and empty anchorages, and on to the sunsets of Zadar.
It is a route that alternates culture with wild, uncrowded nature: a morning in a UNESCO old town, an afternoon at anchor above a white-sand seabed with nothing in sight but rock and water.
Every route we shape is a starting point, not a fixed schedule. Linger where the swimming is good, move with the weather, or follow a captain to a cove worth the detour. What follows is one considered way through the islands; the rest we tailor to you.
