Split - Begin your journey on a cozy speed boat.

Zlatni Rat Beach (Golden Horn) - The iconic photo that has traveled the globe and become a top symbol of tourism is undoubtedly of “Zlatni Rat” beach. This pebble beach, known as the Golden Horn, is created by the accumulation of golden pebbles around an underwater reef, stretching about 500 meters into the sea. The beach’s tip is constantly reshaped by sea currents, waves, and winds. Here, you can swim, bask in the sun, and enjoy the world’s most photogenic beach. After this treasure, we head to Hvar.

Hvar - What makes Hvar unique? Primarily its location. Hvar is a place that will captivate even the most discerning visitors. Notable sights include the Hvar Cathedral, the Museum of Croatian Heritage, the Hvar Theater, the City Lodge, and the city walls that extend across the northern part of the city, connecting with Fortica (fortress). The view from Fortica is a must-see and is another image that has traveled the world. Hvar is a beloved destination for many foreigners and is also popular among Croatians who are drawn to its beauty. After exploring the city and climbing Fortica, you’ll have time for lunch on one of the popular terraces, where you can savor the island’s aromas and local delicacies. After Hvar, we proceed to the final stop of the day: the Pakleni Islands.

Pakleni Islands - The Pakleni Islands are an archipelago of 19 islands and cliffs located in front of the town of Hvar. After exploring Hvar’s old town, it’s time to relax with a refreshing drink and a swim. On the Pakleni Islands, you can swim in the clear sea, enjoy a cocktail on a seaside terrace, and soak up the sun.