Supetar is a fantastic charter base on Brač if you want to blend lively coastal towns, calm bays, and classic Dalmatian island hopping within one week. Šolta, Hvar, and the Makarska Riviera are all within easy reach, so you can tailor the pace to your crew—easy short legs or longer days that unlock more destinations. The area offers a great mix of marinas and swim stops, making it equally appealing for a first bigger charter and for more experienced crews looking for variety. The routes below help you quickly choose which 7-day plan fits your style best.

This article gives you an overview of the following topics:

• Which month is best for sailing in Supetar?
• Ports around Supetar
• Sail in Supetar! Supetar sailing itineraries
• Marine gas near Supetar, boat gas stations around Central Dalmatia

Which month is best for sailing in Supetar?

Around Supetar (Brač Island, Central Dalmatia), the sweetest sailing window is usually late May to June and then September. You still get warm, swim-friendly conditions, while the peak-summer crowds ease off—and the local wind rhythm often feels perfectly tuned for relaxed island-hopping.

Spring in Supetar is crisp, brightening fast, and often more energetic on the water. From March to May, daytime temperatures typically climb from roughly 13–20 °C, while the sea stays cool early on (often around 14–16 °C), so layering pays off on longer passages. Stronger wind days are more common: the Bora (NE) can arrive suddenly with cold, gusty bursts, while the Jugo/Sirocco (SE) tends to bring more humidity, cloud cover and a longer, rolling swell. Sea state can change quickly in the Split–Brač area, but harbours and anchorages are quieter and the coastline still feels delightfully unhurried.

Summer is the classic charter season: warm air, warm water, and a familiar daily breeze pattern. From June to August, air temperatures often sit around 24–30 °C, and the sea warms comfortably (commonly about 24–26 °C, sometimes higher at the peak). Many days feature the Maestral (NW), a fair-weather sea breeze that typically builds from late morning into the afternoon, delivering enjoyable, steady sailing; seas are usually moderate, though the Brač Channel can amplify the breeze and kick up short chop. The trade-off is traffic: July and August are busiest, so popular anchorages and marinas fill earlier, and provisioning or fuel stops are smoother with a bit of planning.

Autumn around Supetar can feel like a golden encore—slower, softer, and often remarkably comfortable. From September to November, daytime temperatures commonly range about 16–25 °C, and the sea stays inviting in September (often around 22–24 °C), which keeps swimming and long afternoons at anchor firmly on the menu. Wind becomes more variable: you can still score Maestral-style easy days, but the Jugo/Sirocco (SE) shows up more often, bringing damp air, cloudier skies and a longer swell on more exposed legs. Crowds thin noticeably, marinas breathe again, and passages feel easier—just keep a closer eye on forecast windows.

Winter in Supetar is quiet, dramatic, and best suited to confident crews and short, well-chosen hops. From December to February, daytime temperatures often hover around 9–13 °C, with sea temperatures typically around 12–14 °C, so comfort depends heavily on good gear. The Bora (NE) is more frequent and can be powerful and gusty through channels, rapidly building a short, steep sea; on calmer spells, you can still catch clear, sunny days with surprisingly smooth water. Boat traffic is minimal and some services may be limited, but the reward is an Adriatic that feels spacious, raw and beautifully serene.

Ports around Supetar

Port of Supetar (Brač)

There is only a limited number of berths in the port. Supetar’s outer port is reserved for ferries and commercial vessels. In contrast, mostly smaller boats and yachts use the inner basin. The depth of the seabed at the entrance is 6 metres, 5 metres in the outer basin, and 3-4 metres in the inner basin. sailing in Supetar. Rent a boat in Supetar and let the island’s hidden coves and crystal clear waters enchant you – without stress, at your own pace.

Port of Split

The ACI Marina Split offers 348 berths for yachts of a maximum of 90 m. The breakwater provides outstanding protection from the raging sea and the southern winds. The water depth is 8 m. There are restaurants, bars, laundries and a fuelling station. There are restaurants, bars, laundries and a fuelling station. Split sailing, bareboat charter Split

Port of Trogir

The SCT Marina Trogir has 256 berths for boats up to 90 metres in length. The depth of the seabed is 20 metres. There is drinking water, electricity, 24-hour security, free WiFi, laundry, refuelling station, and even ship maintenance is available. Yachtcharter in Trogir

Port of Podstrana

The luxurious Marina Lav belongs to the Le Meridien Lav hotel complex. It can accommodate 74 yachts with a maximum length of 40 m. The depth varies between 2-2.8 m. There is a water supply, and electricity in each berth; moreover, a 24-hour security guard protects the area. sailing in Podstrana, yacht charter in Podstrana

Marina Kaštel Gomilica

This is the only port in Croatia that can accommodate superyachts up to 140 m. Refuelling is among the quality services of the port.
The recently built port is in the southwestern part of Kaštela Bay. It has 420 sea berths, and 200 land berths, all offering water and electricity. The depth of the seabed is between 2, 5 m and 8 m. There is a reception desk, a self-service laundry, a yacht club and a refuelling station. As for restaurants, you can choose BavAdria café, Nautic restaurant or Spinnaker restaurant. In addition, there is a pizzeria next to the swimming pool. Kastel Gomilica sailing, yacht charter Kastel Gomilica.

Port of Omiš

This small Central Dalmatian town lies at the mouth of the Cetina River. Massive gorges surround it. The Bora wind, coming from every direction, and the southern winds cause strong waves in the area. The depth of the seabed is 4 m. Omis sailing, boat rental Omis

Marina Baška Voda

The Marina Baška Voda can accommodate up to 180 boats up to 23 metres in length. The maximum depth of the seabed is 4 metres. The port has drinking water, electricity and a restaurant. You can even get medical help if needed. Information about sailing in Baska Voda, boat rental Baska Voda.

Marina Ramova

The Marina Ramova is located in Krvavica, a town that administratively belongs to Baška Voda. It has 195 berths for boats up to 16 metres in length. The depth of the seabed is 3 metres. The port offers many excellent services. The restaurant can accommodate up to 150 guests at once.

Makarska Harbour

The port’s 225 metres long breakwater was completed in 2015. It provides protection from winds and waves coming from the south and southwest. The maximum depth of the seabed is 4.8 metres. The excellent services offered in the port include refuelling. Makarska sailing, rent a boat Makarska

Marina Tučepi

The marina is right next to Slatina Beach. It has 200 berths, 50 of which are reserved for visitors and 150 for local boats. Marina Tučepi can accommodate boats up to 20 metres in length.

Marina Podgora

The marina, southeast of Makarska, is open all year round. It can accommodate 220 boats up to 20 metres in length. The maximum depth of the seabed is 3 metres. There are drinking water, electricity and a crane. Podgora sailing, rent a boat Podgora

Sail in Supetar! Supetar sailing itineraries

Sailing in Supetar: a week sailing itinerary

A relaxed one-week loop from Supetar with short to medium daily legs, frequent stops, and plenty of flexibility for sightseeing and swim breaks. Watch for a choppy sea in southerly winds on more exposed stretches, and in peak season aim to arrive early for the best berthing options. Recommended level: beginner Open sea passages: no

7 Days Supetar sailing tour (longer)

A more ambitious 7-day route from Supetar that reaches farther destinations, where longer legs and more open waters make weather windows and a backup plan essential. It’s ideal if your crew enjoys a “touring” rhythm and wants to expand the experience toward Korčula–Pelješac–Hvar. Recommended level: intermediate Open sea passages: yes

Day 1: Supetar (Brač-island) – Stomorska (Šolta-island) (9.2 nm – Sailing time*: about 1.5 hours), Day 2: Stomorska (Šolta-island) – Vis (Vis-island) (22.7 nm – Sailing time*: about 3.5 hours), Day 3: Vis (Vis-island) – Vela Luka (Korčula-island) (24.2 nm – Sailing time*: about 4 hours), Day 4: Vela Luka (Korčula-island) – Lovište (Pelješac-peninsula) (22.7 nm – Sailing time*: about 3.5 hours), Day 5: Lovište (Pelješac-peninsula) – Sućuraj (Hvar-island) (11.9 nm – Sailing time*: about 2 hours), Day 6: Sućuraj (Hvar-island) – Sumartin (Brač-island) (17.7 nm – Sailing time*: about 3 hours), Day 7: Sumartin (Brač-island) – Pučišća (Brač-island) – Supetar (Brač-island) (21.2 nm – Sailing time*: about 3.5 hours)

* – an average 43 ft sailing yacht, with average weather conditions, sails around 6-7 knots per hour.Brač sailing itineraries

How to choose a Supetar sailing route?

• If you want an easy, low-stress schedule: pick the 1-week itinerary with shorter legs and more marina stops.
• If you want more islands and a bigger cruising feel: the 7-day Supetar route is better, linking more varied areas and farther highlights.
• If your crew is less experienced or you’re sailing with family: stay closer to shore, keep daily distances shorter, and leave time for rest and swimming.
• If you prefer day-by-day flexibility based on weather: follow a plan that can be shortened easily and doesn’t rely on a single critical long passage.

Marine gas near Supetar, boat gas stations around Central Dalmatia

• SOLTA: Depth: 4, 5 m, Working time: 6-22, GPS Coordinates: 43.395533, 16.303849
• SPLIT: Depth: 3, 5-4 m, Working time: 6-24, GPS Coordinates: 43.502079, 16.427268
• TROGIR: Depth: 3 m, Working time: 8-19, GPS Coordinates: 43.513687, 16.248574
• MARINA KASTELA: , VHF: 17, Working time: 6-22, GPS Coordinates: 43.546155, 16.405204
• PRIMOSTEN: Depth: 3-4, 5 m, Working time: 6-22, GPS Coordinates: 43.587926, 15.92353
• VIS: Depth: 2, 5 m, Working time: 6-22, GPS Coordinates: 43.057443, 16.190497
• HVAR: Depth: 1, 8 m, Working time: 6-22, GPS Coordinates: 43.170339, 16.444642
• MILNA, HVAR: Depth: 3 m, Working time: 6-22, GPS Coordinates: 43.327293, 16.448249
• VRBOSKA, HVAR: Depth: 2 m, Working time: 8-15, GPS Coordinates: 43.180978, 16.673233
• MAKARSKA: Depth: 5 m, Working time: 6-22, GPS Coordinates: 43.293683, 17.019819
• PLOCE: Depth: 10-12 m, Working time: 6-22, GPS Coordinates: 43.057252, 17.428057
• VELA LUKA: Depth: 3-4 m, Working time: 6-22, GPS Coordinates: 42.959407, 16.714213
• ACI Marina KORCULA: Depth: 3, 5m, GPS Coordinates: 42.956744, 17.138561
• LASTOVO: Depth: 2, 5-4, 5 m, Working time: 6-22, GPS Coordinates: 42.745218, 16.824718
• SOBRA, MLJET: Depth: 5m, Working time: 6-22, GPS Coordinates: 42.740951, 17.598208
• DUBROVNIK, ACI Marina: Depth: 4m, Working time: 8-20, GPS Coordinates: 42.670687, 18.127007
• DUBROVNIK, Orsan: Depth: 3, 7-4, 9 m, Working time: 6-22, GPS Coordinates: 42.660463, 18.079714

If you want to go sailing, Supetar is the perfect holiday destination. You can visit some of the most popular and idyllic towns in the area. Discover the most beautiful towns in Central Dalmatia were pleasant, Mediterranean climate and crystal clear waters await you. Find more Brac sailing destinations.

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