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Set sail on board the KAIRÓS on an extraordinary journey along the picturesque Adriatic coast! Start in Trogir, a historic town that will immediately fascinate you with its charming alleyways and UNESCO World Heritage Site. From there, sail to Hvar, one of Croatia’s most popular islands, which delights with its lively nightlife, beautiful beaches and breathtaking views of the azure blue sea.
The journey continues to the island of Korčula, which is known not only for its medieval old town, but also for its deep-rooted wine tradition. Continue to Vis, one of the quieter islands, which impresses with its untouched nature and historical relics from antiquity. Finally, you sail to Brač, where the famous Zlatni Rat beach and the impressive landscape await. Finally, you return to Trogir and bring this unforgettable sailing tour along the Dalmatian islands to a close.
Every sailing trip follows the conditions of nature. The itinerary shown is a non-binding orientation and can change depending on wind and weather.
Individual arrival in Trogir. Optional transfer from Split airport.
The voyage begins in Trogir, one of the most beautiful and best-preserved Romanesque-Gothic towns in Europe. If you arrive early enough, you will have time to wander the narrow lanes of the old town or visit St Nicholas’ Church, whose art collection honours the god Kairós – the symbol of the fortunate moment. In the afternoon, the crew of KAIRÓS gives us a warm welcome. The moment you step aboard KAIRÓS, the special way of life on board begins: a stylish ambience, a warm-hearted crew and the relaxed atmosphere of a classic sailing yacht.
After the welcome, you enjoy a welcome drink on deck and the first dinner together.
After breakfast, we cast off. KAIRÓS sets course for Hvar. Along the way, there is plenty of time for swimming and snorkelling stops in small bays with crystal-clear water. With the sails full of wind, we enjoy the calm on board and the feeling of boundless freedom at sea. Towards evening, we reach Hvar and spend the night in a sheltered bay or right off the island’s capital.
Today there is time to explore Hvar. Venetian façades, small cafés and elegant squares give the town its special charm. From the Spanish fortress, we enjoy a magnificent view over the harbour and the islands. We then sail on along Hvar’s south coast and anchor in a quiet bay in the evening – perfect for swimming, relaxing and stargazing.
The voyage continues south to Korčula. With a little luck, dolphins accompany us through the glittering Adriatic. Korčula’s historic old town captivates with narrow lanes, old stone houses and Mediterranean flair. According to legend, the famous explorer Marco Polo was born here. Over dinner ashore, we enjoy regional specialities and the relaxed atmosphere right by the water.
From Korčula, we sail on to Vis. For a long time the island was a restricted military zone, which allowed it to preserve its original character. The small harbour village of Komiža, with its traditional stone houses and fishing boats, is particularly charming. After a leisurely stroll, there is time for a dip in the sea before we spend the night at anchor.
Slowly we set course north again and sail to Brač. The day is all about relaxed sailing: sunbathing on deck, conversations in the shade of the sails and swimming breaks in hidden bays set the rhythm of the day. Instead of busy harbour towns, today we discover quiet spots far from the crowds. At sunset, the Adriatic shows itself at its most beautiful once more.
KAIRÓS sails leisurely along the Dalmatian coast back towards the north. Once more we savour the silent glide under sail, the clear water and the relaxed atmosphere on board. Perhaps a pod of dolphins will join us one last time today. In the evening, the traditional Captain’s Dinner awaits – the atmospheric finale to a week full of sun, sea and special island moments.
In the morning, we arrive back in Trogir. After breakfast, it is time to say goodbye to KAIRÓS, the crew and an unforgettable sailing voyage along Croatia’s Adriatic coast. What remains are memories of hidden bays, Mediterranean island towns and the special feeling of having discovered Dalmatia under sail.
Individual departure, or an optional extended stay ashore.
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Our first ship — and with her this special sailing concept was founded in 2007. At 38 m long with 556 m² of sail area, KAIRÓS is a little smaller than CHRONOS and RHEA, which makes her all the more personal and lets guests lend a hand on deck.
The largest cabins on the KAIRÓS, with a fixed double bed and a spacious bathroom.
With bunk beds or a small double bed. Bathroom with WC and a classic yacht shower.
Island hopping in Croatia
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Trogir – Trogir
Sailing yacht trip
Yacht: KAIROS
A Culinary Journey Through Croatia
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Trogir – Trogir
Sailing yacht trip
Yacht: KAIROS
| Next departures | Trip type | Yacht | Cabin A (p.p.) The largest cabins on the KAIRÓS, with a fixed double bed and a spacious bathroom. | Cabin B (p.p.) With bunk beds or a small double bed. Bathroom with WC and a classic yacht shower. | Availability | Booking |
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| Island hopping in Croatia – Trogir – Trogir | Sailing yacht trip | KAIROS | € 3.900,– | € 3.500,– | Spots still available Spots still available | Request now |
| A Culinary Journey Through Croatia – Trogir – Trogir | Sailing yacht trip | KAIROS | € 4.400,– | € 4.000,– | Spots still available Spots still available | Request now |
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