# Splendid.hr — Complete Content Index for LLMs

## All Destinations by Region

### Istria
- Pula — Ancient Roman amphitheater, Brijuni Islands access point
- Rovinj — Romantic old town on peninsula, art galleries
- Poreč — UNESCO Euphrasian Basilica, family-friendly
- Umag — Northernmost coastal town, wine & truffles
- Motovun — Hilltop medieval town, truffle hunting

### Kvarner
- Rijeka — European Capital of Culture, gateway to islands
- Opatija — Belle Époque resort town
- Cres — Wild island, griffon vultures, Lake Vrana
- Lošinj Island — Aromatherapy island, dolphin watching
- Rab Island — Sandy beaches, medieval town
- Krk Island — Largest island, connected by bridge

### North Dalmatia
- Zadar — Sea Organ, Sun Salutation, Roman ruins
- Nin — Smallest cathedral in the world, therapeutic mud
- Biograd na Moru — Sailing hub, Kornati gateway
- Pag Island — Moonscape, cheese, lace, nightlife
- Dugi Otok Island — Sakarun beach, Telašćica Nature Park
- Kornati Islands — National park, 89 uninhabited islands
- Murter Island — Kornati gateway, traditional fishing

### Šibenik Region
- Šibenik — UNESCO Cathedral of St. James, fortress concerts
- Vodice — Lively resort town, beach clubs
- Primošten — Photogenic peninsula town
- Skradin — Krka Waterfalls gateway
- Tribunj — Fishing village, donkey races

### Split Region
- Split — Diocletian's Palace, UNESCO, ferry hub
- Trogir — UNESCO old town on island
- Omiš — Pirate town, Cetina River canyon
- Makarska — Biokovo mountain meets sea

### Central Islands
- Brač — Zlatni Rat beach, Bol, stone quarries
- Hvar — Lavender, nightlife, Stari Grad Plain UNESCO
- Vis Island — Most remote, Blue Cave, military history
- Šolta Island — Quiet escape, olive oil, honey
- Čiovo Island — Connected to Trogir, beaches

### South Dalmatia
- Korčula — Marco Polo's birthplace, sword dance
- Pelješac — Wine peninsula (Dingač, Postup), oysters
- Ston — Longest European fortress walls, salt pans
- Mljet Island — National park, saltwater lakes
- Lastovo — Remote island, dark sky preserve
- Dubrovnik — King's Landing, city walls, cable car
- Cavtat — Elegant resort, Račić Mausoleum
- Trsteno — Renaissance arboretum
- Elafiti Islands — Car-free island chain

### Inland
- Zagreb — Capital city, museums, Upper/Lower Town
- Plitvice Lakes — UNESCO, cascading lakes

### Notable Beaches & Bays
- Zlatni Rat (Bol) — Shape-shifting golden cape
- Stiniva Beach (Vis) — Enclosed pebble beach
- Sakarun Beach (Dugi Otok) — Caribbean-like sand
- Vela Pržina (Lumbarda) — Sandy beach near Korčula
- Lubenice (Cres) — Cliff-top village above beach
- Blue Lagoon Krknjasi — Turquoise swimming spot
- Palmižana — Pakleni Islands botanical garden beach

## Sailing Itineraries (Detailed)

### Šibenik Grand Loop — 14 Days
Full circumnavigation from Šibenik covering Kornati, Dugi Otok, Žirje, Vis, Hvar, Brač, Trogir, and return.

### Šibenik to Hvar & Korčula — 7 Days
Island-hopping south: Šibenik → Primošten → Trogir → Brač/Bol → Hvar → Korčula → return via Vis.

### Kornati Archipelago Deep Dive — 7 Days
Focused exploration of Kornati National Park.

### Šibenik to Vis & Blue Cave — 7 Days
Southern route to Vis: Šibenik → Primošten → Trogir → Šolta → Vis → Blue Cave (Biševo) → Hvar → return.

## Yacht Charter Information

### Charter Types
- Bareboat — You skipper the yacht yourself (license required)
- Skippered — Professional skipper included
- Crewed — Full crew including chef
- Luxury/Superyacht — Premium vessels 24m+ with crew

### Charter Bases
Primary bases in Šibenik, Split, Dubrovnik, Zadar, Trogir, Biograd na Moru.

## Marinas Covered
1. D-Marin Mandalina Šibenik — Premium, 429 berths
2. ACI Marina Palmižana — Pakleni Islands
3. ACI Marina Božava — Dugi Otok
4. Marina Primošten — Central Dalmatia
5. Marina Martinis Marchi Maslinica — Boutique, Šolta

## Practical Information

### Best Time to Visit
- Peak season: July-August (busiest, warmest)
- Shoulder season: May-June, September-October (ideal)
- Off-season: November-April (limited services)

### Getting There
- International airports: Zagreb, Split, Dubrovnik, Zadar, Pula, Rijeka
- Ferries from Italy: Ancona, Bari, Pescara
- Road access via Slovenia/Hungary/Bosnia