Split Islands: Full Day Sailing Tour with Šolta Village & Wine
Sail from Split to Brač’s bays and Šolta’s quiet village with local flavors
You’ll sail from Split with a local guide, swim off Brač’s coast in clear water, snack on Croatian prosciutto and cheese with wine on deck, then dock at Šolta’s peaceful Stomorska village for lunch by the sea. Expect laughter, salty air, good food, and maybe a new favorite memory you didn’t see coming.
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Step-by-step itinerary
Full day sailing around Dalmatian islands
- Meet at Split west coast at 10:00 am
- Sail towards island Brač
- Anchor in natural bay for swim and relax
- Enjoy Croatian prosciutto, cheese, and wine
- Sail towards island Šolta
- Dock at Stomorska village on Šolta
- Walk village, swim, and optional lunch
- Sail back to Split
- Return to Split around 5:00 pm
The experience
We weren’t even out of Split harbor yet when our skipper, Luka, handed me coffee in a chipped mug and grinned, “First rule: relax.” I liked him instantly. The sea was that early June blue that almost hurts your eyes. There was a couple from Belgium next to us, already barefoot. Luka pointed at Brač ahead and said we’d anchor soon for swimming. He made it sound like the most normal thing in the world. I could smell sunscreen and something salty from the galley.
The first swim stop off Brač felt like dropping into a postcard but less filtered: water cool around my ankles, floaties bobbing nearby (I tried one for fun, not as dignified as I hoped). Someone passed around slices of bread with prosciutto and cheese while we dried off in the sun. Luka poured cold white wine into mismatched glasses and told us about his grandmother’s vineyard on Šolta. I probably asked too many questions about Croatian cheese. He didn’t seem to mind. The keyword “full day sailing Split” popped into my head because this was exactly what I’d hoped for, only less staged.
Šolta surprised me. Stomorska is small. Just a few stone houses by the water and old men fixing nets who barely looked up as we wandered past. Lunch was at a place right by the harbor (can’t remember the name, something with an ‘M’?), grilled fish and more wine, windows open to let in sea air. We had two hours here but honestly it felt slower than that. I lost track after my second espresso. At one point I tried saying “hvala” (thank you) to our waiter and he laughed kindly. I’m sure my accent was hopeless.
On the way back toward Split, sails up again, everyone got quiet for a while. Just wind and water sounds and someone snoring softly under a towel. The sun started dipping behind Brač but not quite setting yet. I still think about that silence sometimes. It felt like being part of something bigger than just a day trip from Split to Šolta Island.
What’s included
Your day includes coffee or tea as you set sail from Split, use of floaties plus snorkeling gear for swimming stops near Brač island, generous servings of Croatian bread with prosciutto and cheese paired with cold white wine on deck, and plenty of bottled water throughout before returning in late afternoon.
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Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (5 to 11 years); Infant (under 5): free.
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
How long is the full day sailing tour from Split?
The tour lasts about 7 hours, departing at 10:00 am and returning around 5:00 pm.
Is lunch included on the sailing tour?
Bread, cheese, prosciutto, and wine are served on board. You can buy lunch at a seaside restaurant during the stop on Šolta.
Are drinks provided during the tour?
Yes, bottled water, coffee or tea in the morning, and cold white wine are included.
Can I swim during the sailing trip?
Yes, you’ll have time to swim off Brač island and also at Šolta. Floaties are available too.
Is snorkeling equipment provided?
Masks and snorkels are available for guests who want to explore sea life during stops.
Where does the sailing tour start?
The meeting point is on Split’s west coast at 10:00 am.
Are service animals allowed?
Yes, service animals are allowed on this tour.
Is this full day sailing trip suitable for all ages?
The tour is suitable for all fitness levels. Infants must sit on an adult’s lap.
Split Islands: Full Day Sailing Tour with Šolta Village & Wine
7h · EN
from US$ 170 per person
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