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Croatia

Located on the Adriatic coast, Croatia is an ideal destination for lovers of yachting and history. For millennia, this region has been a crossroads of civilizations, offering a rich cultural and historical heritage.

The history of Croatia begins with the Illyrian tribes and Greek settlers. The Romans left cities such as Pula, famous for its amphitheater, and Split, with  the Diocletian’s Palace. During the Middle Ages, Croatia prospered under Croatian kings and the Republic of Venice. Dubrovnik, known as Ragusa, grew into a powerful maritime city-state, rivaling Venice for trade in the Mediterranean, with its imposing walls and cobbled streets testifying to its rich past.

Sailing along the Croatian coast by yacht allows you to discover picturesque islands such as Hvar, Korčula and Brač, each offering a unique blend of natural beauty and historical remains. You can explore charming fishing villages, medieval fortresses and secluded beaches. Modern Croatia is a member of the European Union and has experienced a tourism renaissance in recent decades, attracting visitors from around the world with its combination of stunning landscapes, cultural heritage and delicious cuisine.

Day 1
Dubrovnik
Start your excursion from Dubrovnik and discover the nearby Kolocep Island, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, clear waters and caves, such as the Blue Cave or Three Green Caves. Jump at the chance to go on an excursion aboard a kayak for complete immersion.
Day 2
MLJET ISLAND
Sail to the island of Mljet, renowned for its preserved national park. Visit the salt lakes of Malo Jezero and Veliko Jezero, hike forest trails and explore St. Mary's Island with its 12th-century Benedictine monastery.
Day 3
Korcula
Stop off at Korcula, renowned for its vineyards and olive groves, the island is also known as the birthplace of Marco Polo. Taste local wines in the island's cellars, visit Marco Polo's birthplace, and relax on the pebble and sand beaches.
Day 4
Hvar
Head to Hvar, one of Croatia's most popular destinations. Hvar is famous for its picturesque streets, lively squares and Spanish fortress. Explore the city, enjoy the nightlife and admire the panoramic views from the fortress.
Day 5
Vis
Head to Vis, this unspoiled jewel of the Adriatic is known for its white stone houses, seafood restaurants, secluded coves and the Biševo Blue Cave.
Day 6
Split
Travel to Split, the largest city on the Croatian coast, home to the famous Diocletian's Palace, St. Domnius Cathedral and the Riva seaside promenade. Learn about the city's ancient history, stroll along the Riva and explore the local markets.
Day 7
Dubrovnik
Conclude your stay back in Dubrovnik, known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic", this UNESCO-listed medieval city is famous for its well-preserved city walls offering spectacular views of the Adriatic Sea. Stroll along the walls, explore the old town and relax on Banje Beach.

The must-sees of the destination

01
Dubrovnik

This medieval town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is known for its well-preserved city walls, cobbled streets and spectacular views of the Adriatic Sea. Be sure to visit the old town and relax on Banje beach.

02
Hvar

Known for its picturesque streets, lively squares and Spanish fortress, Hvar is one of Croatia’s most popular destinations. Enjoy the vibrant nightlife and magnificent panoramic views from the fortress.

03
Korčula

This island is famous for its vineyards, olive groves and historical heritage. Visit the birthplace of Marco Polo, taste local wines and enjoy the pebble and sand beaches.

04
Vis

Known for its secluded coves and the Biševo Blue Cave, Vis offers a unique experience with its white stone houses and seafood restaurants. Explore the Blue Cave and taste local specialties for an authentic experience.

Our yachts for this tour

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Dubrovnik

Île Kolecep

Blue Cave

Three Green Cave

Mljet

Lac Malo Jezero

Veliko Jezero

Korcula

Marco Polo Centar

Hvar

Vis

Split