Yacht charter
Last updated on 8 April 2025
Sunbathing mattresses, swimming, boat trips and water sports are just some of the activities on offer in Stobrec. This Croatian village, 6 km from Split, bathed in a preserved natural setting, will quickly make you forget the worries of life, so much does it adorn itself with a landscape straight out of a postcard.
Why Stobrec?
One of the picturesque villages in central Dalmatia, Stobrec was once a Greek colony of Epetion and is an ideal destination for renting a sailboat in Croatia, especially if you enjoy beautiful sea cruises and voyages of discovery. on land, there are many activities awaiting you. Strolling in the shade of the palm trees and then heading off to sample the restaurants in Stobrec is always recommended for a little gourmet pleasure. It will also be an opportunity to sample the delicious traditional Croatian dishes, including the famous Salata od hobotnice and Brudet. Then make the most of the beautiful beaches that embellish this little corner of paradise and veer off on all your favorite nautical activities (diving, swimming, windsurfing…). If you're feeling up to it and you're a fan of beautiful panoramas, the rocky landscape of the southeast will not disappoint. And before taking to the sea, why not pay a visit to the port of Stobrec. A gentle breeze and a carnival of fishing boats: a magnificent sight not to be missed in this harbor at dusk.
Stobrec and its surroundings
Stobrec has the advantage of being surrounded by magnificent places. A yacht charter from Stobrec will lower you, for example, to the islands of Solta and Brac. It will also be an opportunity to discover the breathtakingly beautiful canyon of the Zrnovnica River. Ideal for a walk with family or friends, the town of Zrnovnica also has some interesting hiking trails. Of course, heading towards Split from Stobrec will be an enriching experience. There you can admire the imperial palace built for the Roman emperor Diocletian. Aside from this 1,700-year-old stone block monument, the Temple of Jupiter, the Vestibule and the Gates of Split, including the Golden Gate, which the emperor entered in the year 305, are all sights to see in Split.