Route 8: Sandy beaches on the way to Dubrovnik, 7 days

There are not many sandy beaches in Croatia, but that is why the waters of the Croatian Adriatic are so crystal clear.
Some of the best sandy beaches and sandy bottoms can be found in Central Dalmatia.

Route:

• 1. Saturday, check-in in Šibenik after 5:00 PM, sailing south to the Primošten bay with sandy bottom anchorage
  for an overnight stay.
• 2. Sunday, anchoring in Drvenik Veli and Drvenik Mali or Fumija near the island of Čiovo for lunch and a swim, sailing to Milna for an overnight stay
• 3. Monday, sailing to Palmežana on the island of Hvar (St. Clement of the Pakleni islands) anchoring overnight or spending the night in Hvar.
• 4. Tuesday, sailing to the island of Korčula, to Vela Luka, staying in the Gradina sandy bay on the very entrance, or near the island of Proizd for a day of bathing, spending the night in Vela Luka..
• 5. Wednesday, sailing to Korčula, to southern sandy beaches of Bili Žal and Pržine near Lumbarda and anchoring overnight in the Korčula marina.
• 6. Thursday, sailing to the Elafiti islands, in the bay of Veli Jakljan , anchoring overnight on a beach.
• 7. Friday, sailing to the Lopud island, staying the day on sandy beaches or sailing to the Gruž port in Dubrovnik.
• 8. Saturday, check-out at 9:00 AM.