Our tour starts with a panoramic 50-minute cruise to our first stop, The Golden Horn beach on Brac island. It is one of the most famous beaches on the Adriatic. Golden Horn is a beautiful pebble beach protruding almost half a kilometer into the turquoise sea in a V-shape. What makes this beach unique is its shape which visibly changes depending on the direction of the wind and tidal movement. Here you will have plenty of free time to swim, snorkel and sunbathe. Your skipper will drop you off at a small pier on the beach and meet you there when it is time to head to your next stop. "Remaining time will be allotted to panoramic cruise."

Our next stop is Zečevo islet, only 10-15 minutes away from Golden Horn. Zečevo is an unpopulated islet in the archipelago of Hvar and it is protected as a significant landscape. It prides itself on untouched nature and crystal-clear turquoise seas. It is a perfect spot for snorkeling. There is also a beach bar that you can visit if you want to wind down a bit.

After enjoying beach fun on Zečevo, we head to Vrboska village on Hvar island. Vrboska is a small tranquil village situated along a narrow fjord-like bay. Since the bay goes through the middle of the village, numerous bridges connect its two sides. Because of that fact, Vrboska is nicknamed "Little Venice." We usually recommend our guests a spot for lunch. After lunch, you can wander through Vrboska's small charming streets and enjoy the calmness of the village.

After lunch, we head to Jelsa town, where you have some free time for a coffee or do a bit of sightseeing. Jelsa is an ancient town on Hvar island with numerous historical monuments that speak about its rich history.

Our last stop is in Mala Stiniva bay on Hvar island. Mala Stiniva is a picturesque stone bay with cliffs that vertically drop to the sea below. It is a stunning sight and a place that leaves no one indifferent. The sea is crystal-clear, and the cliffs are a great cliff jumping spot.