Destinations

Fifteen places along the Croatian coast, each built the same way: a human-written core plus the current crossings, port queue and nearby anchorages read straight from the data.

• Hvar Lavender, vineyards, and Split's busiest catamaran run.
• Brač White stone, Zlatni Rat, and a straightforward ferry from Split.
• Korčula A walled old town, Pelješac wine country, and a short car-ferry hop.
• Vis The farthest island out, the Blue Cave, and a long ferry ride.
• Mljet A national park built around two saltwater lakes.
• Krk The largest island — reached by bridge, not a boat.
• Cres Griffon vultures, a quiet coast, and the road on to Lošinj.
• Lošinj Pine forests, a mild climate, and resident dolphins.
• Rab Four bell towers, a sandy beach, and a live-camera crossing.
• Pag Bridge-connected, plus a short car ferry from the north.
• Šolta Olive groves, a short hop from Split.
• Lastovo The most remote island here, and a dark-sky nature park.
• Split Where the boats leave from — Dalmatia's ferry hub.
• Dubrovnik Where the boats leave from — the Elaphiti Islands and beyond.
• Zadar Where the boats leave from — the Zadar archipelago.