We think it's time to visit the only bigger island you've missed on your tour of the southern island. The island of Šolta is most certainly not the one to miss. Even though it is not such well-known as the bigger islands around it, Šolta has its worth and charm. To get to the two towns we can recommend on this route, sail through Splitska vrata between Šolta and Brač and head either to Stomorska or Rogač on the northern side of the island. Practically, there's no particular thing to pick one out, but do note that Rogač is the only port on the island and therefore is used for the ferries, transporting humans and goods, causing a bit of a fuss in the summer. Nevertheless, peace is guaranteed here and a berth in the marina if you don't want to drop anchor or tie the boat somewhere else like visiting the picturesque bay of Kašjun in the neighborly bay. Swimming, enjoying in the sun, food, and drinks can be the activity of the non-active members of your crew, and the ones that like a little bit of adrenalin can take bikes and go inland and explore the other side of the island. In Stomorska, the agenda would be practically the same as after 12 days at the sea you can relax and start to feel the steady soil again in full. You can tie the boat on the promenade and explore the oldest coastal village on Šolta, the home of great captains. Taking a bike tour or climbing up to the Vela Straža peak of 238m and gazing down on Split, Šolta, and other islands can be the perfect photo to end this epic journey. Just be aware of the conditions and gear you need for climbing! Our rescuers have a habit of mocking the tourists trying to conquer our hills and mountains in flip-flops and just their saliva for hydrating. Yet again, we can always use a good laugh.