The route
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Saturday 16:00, we leave Trogir for the Pakleni, at Ždrilca, then Vinogradišće. A long leg runs south to Gradina, west of Korčula, before Zaklopatica on Lastovo, the southernmost point of the voyage. A westerly course leads to Vis and Zaglav bay, then the island of Biševo at Mezuporat. The way back stops at Hvar, then Marina Baotić, before Trogir on Friday at 18:00. In all, 173 nautical miles and 28 hours under way over six nights, two of them in port: a proposal to fine-tune with routing.
The voyage, day by day
Day 1 · Ždrilca Beach
27 nautical miles · about 4 h under way



Ždrilca Beach
13 other places within 5 nautical miles
Day 2 · Uvala Gradina
30 nautical miles · about 5 h under way

Reconstructed view (AI)
Reconstructed view (AI)
Day 3 · Zaklopatica
18 nautical miles · about 3 h under way

Zaklopatica
6 other places within 5 nautical miles
Day 4 · Uvala Zaglav
33 nautical miles · about 5 h under way

Reconstructed view (AI)Uvala Zaglav
8 other places within 5 nautical miles
Day 5 · Uvala Mezuporat
12 nautical miles · about 2 h under way


Uvala Mezuporat
10 other places within 5 nautical miles
Day 6 · Sidrište Luka Hvar
25 nautical miles · about 4 h under way


Sidrište Luka Hvar
12 other places within 5 nautical miles
Day 7 · ACI Marina Trogir
28 nautical miles · about 5 h under way
Reconstructed view (AI)
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