Four are routes we run most, refined over hundreds of days on the water: when to leave so the cave is lit, which bay empties out by two, where lunch is worth the detour. The fifth is blank — your day, built from scratch.
Vana answers your messages. Čedo runs the boat, with Dinko on deck. Between them they handle almost every tour we sell.
On the rare day one of us needs rest, the boat goes out with the skipper who taught Čedo to drive, or with Paulo. We don't hire seasonal crew to fill a rota — everyone who steps aboard is someone we'd trust with our own family, because several of them are.
Years on this water taught us timing more than geography. Which bay is empty at eleven and full by one. Which side of the island to take when the maestral picks up. Which konoba still cooks the fish the old way.
You don't have to plan any of it. Tell us the kind of day you want and we'll build it around the wind, the light, and the crowds.
No fixed schedule. No group tour. No queue waiting behind you.
We notice things. That you'd rather swim than walk. That one of you is feeling the swell. That the kids have had enough sun. So the day moves — we stay longer where you're happy and quietly drop what isn't landing.
The sea doesn't follow a plan, and neither do we.
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