Dubrovnik to Trogir

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We collected our additional crew on Saturday 17^th August. Faye and her partner Guy arrived at the ACI Marina Dubrovnik at about 8pm and we were all looking forward to a good week together. We planned to sail north so that they could catch their return flight from Split. Both Faye and Guy were both really tired from work and just needed a week to unwind and relax.

We set off early on Sunday morning and over the course of the week we visited Polace on Mljet, Korcula town and Vela Luka on Korcula island, Vis, the north coast of Hvar and ended up on the mainland in Trogir, close to Split. The weather was good to us and we managed all points of sailing at some time or other!

Here is the evidence that we all enjoyed ourselves

We had good sailing, swimming, bbq’s, explored some historic places, went wine tasting, played games on board and had a lot of fun. Nigel and I enjoyed Guy and Faye’s good company and I hope you will agree they looked more relaxed every day!