Sail along the Dalmatian Coast, one of Europe’s most dazzling sailing routes, where ancient towns, turquoise coves, and timeless Mediterranean beauty meet.
From Split’s historic charm to the island gems of Hvar, Vis, Korčula, and Mljet, and finally to the legendary city of Dubrovnik, this 7-day catamaran charter offers the perfect mix of adventure, elegance, and serenity.
Your journey begins in Kaštela, near Split, where you’ll board your private catamaran and sail towards the picturesque harbor of Milna, on the island of Brač.
This charming village is famous for its stone architecture and serene bays. Enjoy your first dinner on board or in a cozy seaside restaurant, surrounded by the scent of pine and sea breeze.
Sail to the glamorous island of Hvar, where Venetian elegance meets vibrant island life.
Hvar is a sunny Croatian island known for its history, stunning scenery, beaches, vineyards, vibrant nightlife, and rich culture, offering a blend of relaxation, adventure, and UNESCO heritage sites like ancient olive groves and Europe’s oldest public theatre. Stroll through the cobblestone alleys of Hvar Town and admire the Renaissance architecture. Drop anchor at Palmižana, part of the Pakleni Islands, a lush paradise perfect for swimming and sunset dining.
Next stop: Vis, a secret haven once closed to foreigners, now one of the Adriatic’s most authentic destinations.
Explore the charming Vis Town, sample local wines Vugava and Plavac, and discover hidden beaches tucked between olive groves. This island feels timeless — peaceful, poetic, and deeply connected to the sea.
Sail south to Korčula, believed to be the birthplace of Marco Polo.
The island enchants with its medieval Old Town, often called “Little Dubrovnik,” and its labyrinth of marble streets. Swim in Proizd or Badija Bay, and in the evening, dine in one of the island’s seaside restaurants overlooking the Adriatic sunset.
Welcome to Mljet, one of the greenest and most mystical islands in Croatia.
Sail into Polace or Prozura Bay for a swim, then explore the island’s National Park, with its two saltwater lakes and the small islet monastery of St. Mary. This island embodies serenity — perfect for nature lovers and dreamers alike.
Cruise toward the Elafiti Islands, an enchanting archipelago once reserved for Dubrovnik’s nobility.
Explore Koločep, Šipan, and Lopud — each offering secret coves, sandy beaches, and timeless charm.These islands are ideal for snorkeling, sunbathing, or simply relaxing on deck with a glass of Croatian wine.
Your journey ends in the magnificent Dubrovnik, the “Pearl of the Adriatic.”
Sail along its medieval walls before entering the Old Harbor — a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk through the marble streets, visit filming locations from Game of Thrones, and end your trip with dinner overlooking the beautiful Adriatic Sea.
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7 Days in the Split RegionSet sail from Trogir or Split, two of Croatia’s most captivating coastal towns, and embark on a week-long voyage through the heart of the Dalmatian Islands.
Discover the raw beauty of Brač, the glamour of Hvar, the medieval grace of Korčula, and the wild serenity of Mljet and Lastovo.
Begin your sailing adventure in Milna, a charming fishing village on the west coast of Brač.
Wander through its Baroque alleys, admire the traditional Dalmatian bell tower, and taste the Mediterranean flavors of fresh seafood, olive oil, and local wine. This peaceful harbor, surrounded by pine forests and calm bays, is the ideal first anchorage for your voyage.
Sail to glamorous Hvar, the sunniest island in the Adriatic and a blend of Venetian charm and natural beauty.
Walk along the marble streets of St. Mark’s Cathedral , visit local artisan shops, and swim in the crystal-clear waters of nearby Šćedro Island. Korčula offers a perfect blend of history, art, and authentic Dalmatian lifestyle — a feast for the senses.
Cruise south to Korčula , a fairytale medieval town often called “Little Dubrovnik.”
Evening brings tranquility — dine in a quiet taverna overlooking the bay, where reflections of the moon ripple on calm waters. Legend says it is the birthplace of Marco Polo, and its stone streets, historic palaces, and charming squares tell stories shaped by centuries of Venetian influence.
Arrive at Pomena, a small harbor village on the lush island of Mljet.
Here, the Mljet National Park invites you to explore its twin saltwater lakes — Veliko and Malo Jezero — and the tranquil monastery on the islet of St. Mary. Cycle or kayak through untouched nature, then enjoy dinner by the sea as cicadas sing and the stars begin to glow.
Continue to Zaklopatica, a secluded bay on the northern shore of Lastovo , one of Croatia’s most remote and pristine islands.
Surrounded by pine forests and protected by a small islet, Zaklopatica is ideal for snorkeling, swimming, and dining at seaside tavernas serving local lobster and fish. This peaceful haven is perfect for an overnight stay under a blanket of stars.
Head back toward Korčula to visit Vela Luka, a town rich in culture and surrounded by lush Mediterranean landscapes.
Visit Vela Spila, a prehistoric cave offering fascinating archaeological finds, or enjoy a guided tour through the town’s artistic and historical landmarks. Spend the afternoon swimming in nearby coves or exploring local boutiques and markets.
On your final day, stop at Bobovišće, a tranquil bay perfect for a morning swim or paddle before returning to Trogir.
This charming stop is ideal for relaxing and reflecting on a week filled with adventure, culture, and the gentle rhythm of the Adriatic.
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A 7-day catamaran charter through Croatia’s Split Region is an unforgettable blend of luxury and authenticity. From Hvar’s glamour to Mljet’s mystic lakes and Korčula’s Venetian grace, every moment captures the essence of the Adriatic dream.