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Spend a full day cruising from Split to Sutivan, snorkel the Kontesa shipwreck off Šolta, and relax in a hidden bay on Brač aboard an 18‑m private boat. This private charter blends easy cruising, island culture, and two dedicated swim stops—ideal for groups, celebrations, and anyone who wants a full Adriatic day on the water.
Spend a full day cruising from Split to Sutivan, snorkel the Kontesa shipwreck off Šolta, and relax in a hidden bay on Brač aboard an 18‑m private boat. This private charter blends easy cruising, island culture, and two dedicated swim stops—ideal for groups, celebrations, and anyone who wants a full Adriatic day on the water.
The morning sun eases over Split’s harbor as an 18‑meter boat slips away from the quay and the city’s stone roofs shrink behind you. Glass-blue water opens; islands rise like slow, olive‑studded amphitheaters. The crew plots a course for Sutivan on Brač—about an hour’s sail depending on start—then onward to the shallow wreck of Kontesa off Šolta for a focused snorkeling stop.
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Operated by Marko Rakuljic · Split, Split-Dalmatia County
The morning sun eases over Split’s harbor as an 18‑meter boat slips away from the quay and the city’s stone roofs shrink behind you. Glass-blue water opens; islands rise like slow, olive‑studded amphitheaters. The crew plots a course for Sutivan on Brač—about an hour’s sail depending on start—then onward to the shallow wreck of Kontesa off Šolta for a focused snorkeling stop.
This stretch of central Dalmatia carries layers of history: Roman and Venetian trade routes shaped towns along the shore, and island villages still show traditional stone architecture and churchbells that mark the day. Geologically, the islands are limestone ridges carved by wind and sea; their pebble beaches and sheltered coves form from fractured karst and wave action. Locals live from tourism, fishing and small‑scale olive and vine cultivation, and the islands’ slow rhythms are part of the appeal.
Expect a day that blends relaxed cruising with active stops: a guided wander through Sutivan’s waterfront, a two‑hour lunch sail with included wine, and a 90‑minute snorkel at the Kontesa wreck where fish and seagrass gather. Nature here is direct—the Adriatic dares you into the water, the current nudges you along reefs, gulls claim the airspace.
Practicalities: bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a towel, and a light windbreaker for the return leg. Seas can be calm but pack motion‑sickness remedies if you’re prone. The operator supplies snorkel gear, floaties, Wi‑Fi and a bar; lunches and unlimited wine during service are included. Plan for an 8–9 hour day and arrive early to sort boarding logistics and any special requests.
easy.
8–9 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be able to get on and off a small tender or climb a short ladder from the water for snorkeling.
Yes—snorkels, masks and floaties are supplied for the Kontesa shipwreck stop; personal gear is also welcome.
Lunch and unlimited water, red wine and orange juice are included during the scheduled meal service; other bar items are pay‑as‑you‑go.
The operator lists multiple local pickup points in Split and nearby harbors; confirm your exact boarding point when booking.
Yes—this is a private charter tailored for group events, weddings and corporate bookings with space for up to ~42 guests.
Split and the nearby islands were key nodes in Roman and Venetian maritime routes; island villages retain stone building traditions and small coastal churches.
The Adriatic’s Posidonia meadows are vulnerable—avoid anchoring on seagrass, use marked moorings when available, and carry out all waste to protect marine habitats.
Marko Rakuljic operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The morning sun eases over Split’s harbor as an 18‑meter boat slips away from the quay and the city’s stone roofs shrink behind you. Glass-blue water opens; islands rise like slow, olive‑studded amphitheaters. The crew plots a course for Sutivan on Brač—about an hour’s sail depending on start—then onward to the shallow wreck of Kontesa off Šolta for a focused snorkeling stop.
The morning sun eases over Split’s harbor as an 18‑meter boat slips away from the quay and the city’s stone roofs shrink behind you. Glass-blue water opens; islands rise like slow, olive‑studded amphitheaters. The crew plots a course for Sutivan on Brač—about an hour’s sail depending on start—then onward to the shallow wreck of Kontesa off Šolta for a focused snorkeling stop.
This stretch of central Dalmatia carries layers of history: Roman and Venetian trade routes shaped towns along the shore, and island villages still show traditional stone architecture and churchbells that mark the day. Geologically, the islands are limestone ridges carved by wind and sea; their pebble beaches and sheltered coves form from fractured karst and wave action. Locals live from tourism, fishing and small‑scale olive and vine cultivation, and the islands’ slow rhythms are part of the appeal.
Expect a day that blends relaxed cruising with active stops: a guided wander through Sutivan’s waterfront, a two‑hour lunch sail with included wine, and a 90‑minute snorkel at the Kontesa wreck where fish and seagrass gather. Nature here is direct—the Adriatic dares you into the water, the current nudges you along reefs, gulls claim the airspace.
Practicalities: bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a towel, and a light windbreaker for the return leg. Seas can be calm but pack motion‑sickness remedies if you’re prone. The operator supplies snorkel gear, floaties, Wi‑Fi and a bar; lunches and unlimited wine during service are included. Plan for an 8–9 hour day and arrive early to sort boarding logistics and any special requests.