Split - Dubrovnik

Your cruise starts in the second-largest city of Croatia, Split. From there, your first stop will be the beautiful island of Brač, where you will anchor in a bay of a peaceful little town by the name of Milna.

You will be inspired by the majestic landscape this island offers, and its extraordinarily clear waters. We recommend you take a leisurely stroll around the town to discover the charm of the historic Dalmatian streets. This day is reserved for relaxing and enjoying a delightful dinner onboard your yacht in a beautifully peaceful environment.

The first stop in the morning is for a refreshing swim and unwind in the nearby Pakleni Islands - a gorgeous chain of wooded islands where you can enjoy sparkling, clear azure water and wonderful beaches.

Later in the afternoon or evening, we will organize a transfer for you to the town of Hvar. Explore the majesty of the Old Town, then climb up to the fortress to take in a stunning sunset. Finish the day in one of the lovely local restaurants, or join the vibrant night-life at one of the infamous party venues.

Experience the natural beauty of Mljet National Park. Here you can cycle, walk, and kayak around the two famous saltwater lakes. The abundance of sea life in these protected waters of the island is ideal for some memorable swimming and snorkeling.

In the afternoon, you will head to Pomena or Polače where you can rest and relax in a peaceful atmosphere. As the sun goes down, dinner will be served on board - you can expect the freshest, tastiest food infused with local Dalmatian herbs and spices.

In the morning, you will head to the most popular and well-known town in Croatia, the magnificent city of Dubrovnik, known as the pearl of the Adriatic. It is one of the most famous destinations in the region, hugely popular with visitors from around the world given its extraordinary historical monuments and magnificent scenery. The city is included on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.

We recommend taking a romantic walk down a gorgeous street called Stradun. The limestone-paved pedestrian street runs some 300 metres through the Old Town, the historic part of the city. Explore the monumental walls for phenomenal views and photos, or head to one of many charming restaurants. The possibilities are truly endless!