Split → Dubrovnik · 8 Days Yacht Route

Your journey begins in Split, a city built around the ancient Diocletian's Palace. After embarkation, we set sail for Milna on the island of Brac. Known as the "Sailing City," Milna offers a deep-sheltered harbor and authentic Mediterranean stone houses. Enjoy a quiet evening and your first dinner on board in this charming seaside village.

Next, we cruise to Hvar, the sunniest island in Croatia and a hotspot for luxury travelers. Explore Hvar Town’s historic fortress, cathedral, and vibrant piazza. Hvar is famous for its lavender fields, upscale dining, and world-renowned nightlife. We can anchor near the Pakleni Islands for a swim before heading into the harbor.

We continue our Blue Cruise to the remote island of Vis. Closed to the public for decades while serving as a naval base, Vis remains untouched and authentic. Highlights include the stunning Stiniva Cove and the nearby Blue Cave (Modra Spilja) on Bisevo Island. It is a paradise for those seeking peace and crystal-clear snorkeling spots.

Sail toward the island of Korcula, often called "Little Dubrovnik" because of its fortified medieval walls and red-tiled roofs. Korcula Town is legendary as the birthplace of Marco Polo. Wander through its marble streets, enjoy local white wines like Grk or Posip, and witness the traditional Moreska sword dance.

Today we head to the greenest island in the Adriatic: Mljet. Most of the island is a National Park, featuring two saltwater lakes (Veliko and Malo Jezero) and a 12th-century Benedictine monastery located on a small islet. It is an ideal stop for cycling, kayaking, and immersing yourself in tranquil nature.

We cruise into the Elaphiti Islands archipelago, stopping at Sipan. As the largest of the Elaphiti group, Sipan is famous for its historic villas belonging to old Dubrovnik aristocratic families. It is a quiet, idyllic island filled with olive groves and vineyards, perfect for a relaxed afternoon of swimming and sunset views.

On our final sailing day, we approach the magnificent city of Dubrovnik, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Before docking, we enjoy a cruise along the famous City Walls from the sea. Spend the afternoon exploring the "Pearl of the Adriatic," walking the limestone streets of Stradun and taking in the breathtaking Gothic and Baroque architecture.

After a final breakfast overlooking the stunning Adriatic horizon, disembarkation takes place in Dubrovnik. Your luxury Croatia yacht charter concludes, leaving you with memories of historic towns and the shimmering turquoise waters of the Mediterranean.