Flotilla Fest

What's included

Fully equipped catamaran

Your comfort will be guaranteed with a Generator, Water maker, AC, and unlimited Wi-Fi.

Enjoy water sports

Dive into fun with a stand-up paddle board, 4 sets of snorkeling gear, two – seater kayak, and a 20 HP tender for your water adventures.

Professional crew

With an experienced skipper and a dedicated hostess or chef, you can unwind and fully enjoy your vacation while they take care of navigation and provide top-notch service.

Fully planned route

With a selection of pre-organized routes, you are guaranteed to experience only the best of what the Adriatic coast has to offer.

Food and drinks

The half-board package includes a delicious breakfast and a light afternoon lunch. The hostess will make sure to give you a taste of excellent Mediterranean cuisine.

Cata Sailing Professional Team Support

From check–in to check–out, the Cata Sailing team is at your service 24/7 to ensure you have an unforgettable charter experience.

Example itinerary for your week

Day 1: Trogir → Drvenik, Blue Lagoon → Šolta, Maslinica

Day 2: Šolta, Maslinica → Brač, Milna

Day 3: Brač, Milna → Brač, Bol

Day 4: Brač, Bol → Hvar, Stari Grad

Day 5: Hvar, Stari Grad → Palmižana, Pakleni Islands

Day 6: Palmižana, Pakleni Islands → Vis, Vis

Day 7: Vis, Vis → Trogir

Day 1 – Blue Lagoon & Maslinica

Start your charter vacation with a refreshing cocktail, then swim and snorkel in the stunning Blue Lagoon. The Blue Lagoon is a beautiful spot with crystal-clear turquoise waters. For your first night, anchor in the charming fishing village of Maslinica on Šolta Island. Stay at Martinis Marchi Marina which blends history, elegance, and modern comfort.

Day 2 – Milna

For a more active vacation, visit Milna, an untouched jewel on Brač’s west coast. Itshistoric bay is surrounded by sandy and pebble beaches (Pasika, Osibova, Lučice,Maslinova, Vlaška). Enjoy various sports, playgrounds, and sea activities like scubadiving, surfing, and swimming.‍

Day 3 - Bol

Zlatni Rat, or Golden Horn, is one of Croatia’s most unique beaches, constantly changing shape due to waves, currents, and wind. Bol is a hotspot for water sports, offering ideal conditions for windsurfing and kiteboarding. After the beach, explore Bol Town and for nightlife, head to 585 Bol, a stunning open-air club with a lively atmosphere, great food, and drinks.

Day 4 – Stari Grad

Sail east to Stari Grad, one of Croatia’s oldest towns on Hvar Island, rich in history and surrounded by vineyards. Enjoy wine tasting at a local winery, stroll through narrow streets, and visit the 16th-century Tvrdalj Castle. For a peaceful escape, visit Uvala Tiha, a quiet bay ideal for unwinding on the water.

Day 5 – Pakleni Islands

After breakfast, sail to the Pakleni Islands, famous for clear waters and hidden coves.Dock at Marina Palmižana on Sv. Klement Island for a day of swimming and exploring the botanical garden. Enjoy dinner at Laganini Lounge Bar then head to Carpe Diem Beach Club for nightlife.

Day 6 – Vis

Vis is one of Croatia’s most unspoiled islands, maintaining its charm away from mass tourism. Explore the stone houses and historic sites of Vis Town, then visit Fort George for breathtaking views. For a local experience, dine at Roki's, famous Peka, known for its slow- cooked lamb, seafood, and vegetables.

Day 7 - Trogir

Arrive back in Trogir and explore the beautiful town again. Visit the Old Town with its charming squares and historic buildings like the City Hall and The Town Loggia. Enjoy a farewell dinner at one of Trogir's great seafood restaurants. You can read more about Trogir in one of our blogs.

Most common questions we get

What is included in the price of a charter and what do I have to pay extra?

“The price includes: use of vessels and equipment according to the valid Price list, bed linen, and auxiliary boat with outboard engine in accordance to specification, gas, autopilot, GPS, usual services provided in the Charter base at the time of check- in and check-out, mooring fees in the domicile port and wireless internet. The price doesn’t include: fuel costs, marina and mooring expenses in other ports, port taxes and other taxes and fees.”

How and when should I pay for the reservation?

“Upon confirming the reservation the payment is to be done by a bank transfer in 2 settlements; 50% of the total price within 7 days upon confirming the reservation and 50% of the total price no lather than 4 weeks prior to the beginning of your holiday.”

Is it possible to charter a boat from any other day than saturday and for a shorter stay than 7 days?

“It's standard in charter that boats are rented on Saturday-Saturday basics. Short stay or renting the boat on some other day of the week is possible in low season. In high season dough, short stay is also possible but you would be required to pay full price of weekly charter.”

When is the best time to sail in Croatia?

“The Adriatic Sea is suitable for sailing in all seasons but we recommend any period from late March to early November. Your choice of date certainly depends of your preferences and sailing skills. If your wish is to experience the lively atmosphere of costal towns, attend cultural events or visit nightclubs, summer is definitely best choice. The spring and fall seasons are ideal if you wish to avoid the crowds. ”

Is there a safe parking place in the marina where i can leave my car?

“There is a parking in marina with enough parking space so even in high season you needn't worry about finding a place for your car. ”

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