
DISCOVER CROATIA — The Dalmatian coast captivates visitors not only with its stunning natural beauty, rocky bays, hidden pebble beaches, winding coastal roads, and sprawling vineyards and olive groves.
Historic old towns and rocky bays
Towns like Trogir and Split enchant visitors with their beautiful architecture and charming little shops; the island of Hvar is famous for its numerous lavender fields and an impressive medieval fortress; and Korčula has a beautiful old town with many narrow streets and cozy squares.
Small ports, bustling coastal towns, picturesque villages, and spectacular landscapes – the list of sights the Dalmatian coast has to offer is long. Let THE SUP WEEK take you to some of Croatia’s most beautiful places!
DIVERSE THE ISLAND
Dalmatia consists of a multitude of islands – each one is different, and each has its own charm. But what they all have in common is the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea that surround them.
Our playground is the archipelago around Split – Brač, Hvar, Solta, Korčula, and Vis; And the options for planning SUP tours in this beautiful part of Croatia seem almost endless. Every second day, we swap a secluded bay for a bustling port town, such as Trogir, Stari Grad, Jelsa, Hvar Town, Milna, Korčula Town, or Markaska – to name just the most well-known ones.







