Yacht charter
Last updated on 8 April 2025
Known for its wine and honey production, but also nicknamed the 'island of olives', Solta is a Dalmatian island 20 km long and 5 km wide. Its proximity to Split and its beautiful natural environment have made it the destination par excellence for nature lovers.
discover the charm of Solta
This island in Dalmatia has a total of 8 villages, half of which are located on the side of the boat. As soon as you arrive, head for Donja Krusica, a pretty bay on the island, to discover the charm of the fishermen's houses that dot the coast. The ancient village of Grohote, in the very heart of Solta, will also dazzle you with its unspoiled landscapes and historical remains, such as the ruins of a Roman villa in Solta. Want to discover a part of Croatian culture? Take a tour of the artists' studios on the island where you can enjoy the beauty of local craftsmanship. Before setting off in the open sea, remember to buy some souvenirs. Otherwise, the island's traditional taverns are a good alternative if you'd like to try the famous raw wine or rosemary honey. A pure delight for connoisseurs!
Your cruise from Rogac to Split
The main marina of Solta, in the center of the north coast, Rogac enjoys a dreamlike natural setting. Located in a bay with a picture-postcard sailing trim, the bay invites you to discover its palette of landscapes embellished by a pine forest. Gentle sunshine, blue skies, clear and calm seas are the main ingredients that will make every moment spent on your catamaran in Croatia a moment of pure happiness! You can head for Split, about 9 nautical miles away, to start your cruise in style. But in the meantime, why not treat yourself to a little culinary pleasure in the restaurants, pizzerias and cafes near the port? And if you are in Rogac during the summer, be sure to discover the magnificent seaside village of Stomorska.