Wooded islets and clear water in the Pakleni Islands off Hvar, Croatia
Juliet – Bluet Sup Croatia Sailing with Sailing 2 Wellness

A Week at Sea

Croatia · 21–27 August 2027 · with Juliet & Julie Miller

Saturday to Friday, out of Trogir near Split. A private catamaran, a small group, and a new island bay every day.

The week in brief

You unpack once. The boat does the moving.

I am beyond excited to paddle Croatia!!! This will be a new and amazing experience for all. Super happy to work with Julie again!

~ Juliet

Your hosts

Juliet and Julie host the week together.

Juliet standing on a board on a lake at sunset
Founder, BluetSUP
Juliet

Juliet is the founder of BluetSUP. She curates transformational journeys on water: life-changing experiences that are found on the water.

Juliet hosts the week and takes the bookings.

Julie Miller, smiling on the water in an UPLIFT Adventure Retreats top
Founder, UPLIFT Adventure Retreats
Julie Miller, MA, LPC

Julie is a licensed professional counselor, lifelong athlete and adventurer, with more than 25 years in education and counseling and 17 years in the fitness industry. She brings a mind-body-spirit approach to helping others discover their strength, confidence and potential.

In 2020 she founded UPLIFT Adventure Retreats, blending adventure, wellness, travel and connection. From the shores of Northern Michigan to Greece and Croatia, her greatest joy is creating spaces where people can explore, laugh, grow, support one another, and leave feeling a little more confident, connected and uplifted.

Your crew

A crew of two who live aboard with you.

Serghei, skipper
Most likely your skipper
Serghei
Serghei has raced his own yacht in regattas since he was young and has skippered several of our weeks. He sails the boat all week and picks the bays.
Laila, chef
Your chef
Laila
Laila runs her own restaurant in Berlin and spends her summers cooking at sea. Breakfast and lunch aboard every day.

What a day looks like

Slow mornings, a few hours under sail, evenings ashore.

Morning
At anchor
Wake in a quiet bay. Breakfast from Laila, then a swim off the back of the boat.
Late morning
The sail
A few hours under way to the next island. Read, rest or watch the coast go by.
Midday
With Juliet
Anchored in a sheltered bay. Lunch aboard, and time with Juliet and Julie.
Evening
Ashore
Dinner together in the harbour town or village of the day.

Two days bring a visit ashore: a wine tasting and a culture tour of Vis. Swim whenever the boat stops; snorkel gear and the dinghy are aboard.

The route

Our own recorded GPS track. Scroll inside the map and the week unfolds one anchorage at a time.

Trogir → Šolta → Pakleni Islands → Korčula → Lastovo → Vis → Brač → Trogir

Sat 21 AugTrogir → ŠoltaStep aboard at the marina in Trogir. A short evening sail to Šolta and dinner in its small fishing village.
Sun 22 AugPakleni IslandsPast Hvar town to the Pakleni Islands, low wooded islets with clear, calm bays. Anchor off Palmižana. Hvar town is close for an evening out.
Mon 23 AugKorčulaEast to Korčula, a walled medieval town on its own small peninsula. Walk the old quarter, dinner ashore.
Tue 24 AugLastovoSouth to Lastovo, a protected nature park and one of the least visited islands in the Adriatic. An empty bay and a long swim.
Wed 25 AugVisTo Vis, the most remote of the inhabited Dalmatian islands. The culture tour, then dinner ashore in Komiža, a working fishing port.
Thu 26 AugBračNorth to Brač and a quiet bay on its west coast: pine, white stone, pale green water. Dinner at a konoba above a small harbour.
Fri 27 AugBrač → TrogirBreakfast on the foredeck, then the sail back across the channel to Trogir. One last evening together.

The wind has the last word on the order of the islands. The shape of the week stays the same.

The boat

A saloon table for the whole group, a bow lounge and a flybridge for the end of the day.

Bali 5.4  ·  16.8 m catamaran · 6 guest cabins, each with its own bathroom

A Bali 5.4 catamaran at anchor, seen from above
At anchor
Bali 5.4: the bow lounge with cushions and a table
The bow lounge
Bali 5.4: the saloon table set for the group
The saloon
Bali 5.4: the galley
The galley
Bali 5.4: the flybridge
The flybridge
Air conditioningGeneratorWatermakerWiFi aboardSnorkel gearDinghy

The cabins

Six double cabins, each with its own bathroom. Further down: more photos of this layout.

The plan
Bali 5.4 deck plan with the six guest cabins numbered 1 to 6 and the two crew cabins at the bow
  • 1Aft · double bed · own bathroom
  • 2Aft · double bed · own bathroom
  • 3Middle · double bed · own bathroom
  • 4Middle · double bed · own bathroom
  • 5Forward · double bed · own bathroom
  • 6Forward · double bed · own bathroom

Six doubles, three in each hull. The skipper and chef have their own cabins at the bow.

Bali 5.4 double cabin, same layout as this boat
A double cabinA double bed and your own bathroom
Bali 5.4 double cabin, same layout as this boat
A double cabinEvery guest cabin on this boat has a double bed
The cabins on this layout

Photos of the Bali 5.4 with this same layout: six double cabins, each with its own bathroom. Tap any photo to see it bigger.

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Bali 5.4 guest bathroom
In every cabin
  • Your own bathroom: shower, basin, electric toilet
  • An electric fan, with air conditioning aboard
  • Bed linen and towels

Six cabins, up to twelve guests. If this boat fills, Juliet adds a second one.

Ashore

Two visits on the route. Ask Juliet which ones are in her price.

Wine tasting
Wine tasting at a family winery

A family-run winery along the route: their own Dalmatian wines, tasted with the people who make them.

Vis · culture tour
Vis culture tour, with a local

A local guide takes the group across Vis: the inland villages, the viewpoints and the island’s military past.

Tables in a narrow stone street of a Dalmatian old town

The table

Breakfast and lunch aboard. Laila cooks every morning and every midday, from local produce. Wine comes with lunch.

Dinners ashore, together. No dinner is cooked on the boat. Evenings are at konobas and harbour restaurants along the way.

Booking

Juliet takes every booking. Write to her for places and questions.

The week
$4,499
per person, double occupancy

Six cabins, up to twelve guests.

Email Juliet to book

juliet@bluetsup.com

Included

On the boat, all week

  • Your cabin with its own bathroom, Saturday to Friday
  • Your skipper (most likely Serghei) and Laila, your chef
  • Breakfast and lunch aboard, wine with lunch
  • Fuel, marinas and port fees
  • Bed linen, towels and cleaning
  • Snorkel gear and the dinghy

Ask Juliet about

  • Dinners ashore
  • The wine tasting and the Vis culture tour
  • Flights and the ride from Split airport
  • Travel insurance

Getting there

Fly into Split. The marina in Trogir is about 20 minutes away.

  • The airport. Split (SPU). Uber works best for the ride to the marina.
  • Boarding. Saturday 21 August, from 17:00, at the marina in Trogir.
  • Leaving. The last evening is Friday 27 August. You leave the boat on Saturday 28 August by 08:30, so fly home from Saturday late morning.
  • From the US. United flies Newark to Split nonstop in summer and has said the route returns in 2027. From other cities, connect in Europe: Frankfurt, Munich, Zurich, Amsterdam, Paris, London, Vienna, Istanbul or Zagreb.
  • Arrive a day early. A night in Split’s old town or in Trogir takes the stress out of a long journey.

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