8-DAY ITINERARY IN THE ADRIATIC

Trogir’s perfectly preserved medieval core is a UNESCO World Heritage site, with narrow marble streets and outstanding Romanesque‑Gothic architecture. The marina is minutes from Split International Airport, making embarkation seamless. Visit the Cathedral of St. Lawrence and the Kamerlengo Fortress before boarding your yacht. Cruise the Split Channel to Šolta’s Maslinica, a quiet first anchorage amid olive groves and scented maquis, ideal for an afternoon swim and sunset drinks.

Daily Highlights

• Fast airport to yacht transfer
• Old town walk in Trogir
• First swim in the Šolta archipelago
• Sunset welcome dinner onboard

Brač’s radiant white limestone was once exported across the Adriatic and used in historic buildings. Anchor off Zlatni Rat, one of Croatia’s most iconic beaches, noted for its shifting shape under wind and current. The southern coastline offers calm waters for swimming, paddleboarding, and water toys from the yacht. In the late afternoon, moor in Milna, one of the Adriatic’s deepest, most protected harbours.

Daily Highlights

• Morning anchorage at Zlatni Rat
• Watersports in clear Adriatic waters
• Scenic cruise along Brač’s southern coast
• Evening mooring in Milna harbour

Hvar’s sophistication and heritage are apparent in its architecture and lavender fields. Instead of the main harbour, anchor among the Pakleni Islands for privacy and calm waters. Palmizana is famed for its sheltered bays and beach lounges. Ashore in Hvar town, climb to the Spanish Fortress for panoramic views or explore the UNESCO‑protected Stari Grad Plain.

Daily Highlights

• Private anchorage in the Pakleni Islands
• Lunch ashore at Palmizana
• Sunset views from Hvar Fortress
• Optional wine tasting in Stari Grad Plain

Vis remains one of Dalmatia’s most untouched islands, having been closed to international tourism until 1989. A highlight is the Blue Cave (Modra špilja) on nearby Biševo, where sunlight refracts through an underwater opening to illuminate the cavern. Anchor at Stiniva Bay, a dramatic, cliff‑walled beach, then explore Cold War submarine pen tunnels by tender. Komiža’s harbour is perfect for seafood konoba dining.

Daily Highlights

• Early visit to the Blue Cave on Biševo
• Swim stop at Stiniva Bay
• Tender exploration of submarine tunnels
• Seafood dinner in Komiža

Korčula’s medieval old town has a “fishbone” street layout designed for airflow and shade. Walk the narrow stone lanes with a private guide and see St. Mark’s Cathedral. Nearby Lumbarda grows the indigenous Grk wine in sandy soils not found elsewhere. In the afternoon, escape the town centre to western coves for quiet swimming and sunset cocktails in historic turret bars with views over the water.

Daily Highlights

• Guided walk through Korčula old town
• Private Grk wine tasting in Lumbarda
• Afternoon swim in western coves
• Rooftop sunset drinks in a medieval turret

Most of Mljet is forested, and its national park centres around Veliko and Malo Jezero, saltwater lakes connected to the sea. Use the tender to visit the 12th‑century Benedictine monastery on St. Mary’s Island. Kayak or pedal around glassy lake waters and then anchor on the southern coast to swim through the narrow tunnel of Odysseus Cave, legendary in Homeric lore. Moor at Pomena and enjoy traditional Dalmatian peka under the stars.

Daily Highlights

• Kayaking on Mljet’s saltwater lakes
• Tender visit to St. Mary’s Island monastery
• Swim at Odysseus Cave
• Traditional seaside dinner in Pomena

The Elaphiti Islands are a serene archipelago near Dubrovnik with only three inhabited islands, perfect for gentle exploration. Stop at Šunj Beach on Lopud, one of the few sandy beaches in the southern Adriatic, accessible only by boat. On Šipan, enjoy an exclusive beach club experience and quiet lunch. Late afternoon, cruise toward Dubrovnik’s city walls, a dramatic coastal arrival as the limestone fortifications light up at sunset.

Daily Highlights

• Sandy beach stop at Šunj (Lopud)
• Lunch anchorage near Šipan
• Final swim in protected bays
• Sunset cruise past Dubrovnik walls

Dubrovnik, the Pearl of the Adriatic, has massive stone walls encircling a limestone old town rich with history. Arrive early to walk the 2‑kilometre ramparts with a historian before crowds arrive. Take the cable car to Mount Srđ for sweeping views over the city and islands, then enjoy a farewell breakfast onboard. Disembark at Dubrovnik Marina with smooth private transfers to the airport, concluding your Adriatic journey.

Daily Highlights

• Private early walk on Dubrovnik’s city walls
• Panoramic views from Mount Srđ
• Farewell breakfast onboard
• VIP transfer to Dubrovnik Airport