Depart on your flight to Split. Upon arrival, your English-speaking personal chauffeur will meet you at the airport. Transfer to your private boat. Enjoy some free time in this historic city before boarding your yacht. Embark on the private boat with your personal skipper.
Meals on your own and overnight aboard your yacht.
Free day to enjoy the stunning island of Solta, located near Split. You will enjoy crystal-clear waters, many uncrowded pebble beaches. The island of Ciovo is one of the most popular islands in Dalmatia, located in the heart of the region, protecting the town of Trogir and the Kastela Bay. It is connected by a bridge to the beautiful town of Trogir, which was once a Greek colony. Dive into the beauty of the many coves on the southern side of the island! Swim or try your luck fishing in turquoise oases. Enjoy the view, nature, beauty, and tranquility of its beaches—perfect spots to relax and unwind.
Meals on your own and overnight aboard your yacht.
Today, you will sail to the island of Brač. Brač is the highest and third-largest island in the Adriatic Sea. The island is well known for its quality stone used to build many palaces, such as the White House in Washington. It is home to the only stone mason school in Croatia. The island boasts rich cultural and historical heritage, unique gastronomy, beautiful beaches, and crystal-clear sea. Bol is the oldest coastal settlement on Brač, with many beaches featuring crystal-clear waters and transparent waves. To the west of Bol is Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn), one of the largest and most beautiful attractions in the Adriatic.
Meals on your own and overnight aboard your yacht.
Today, you will visit the sunniest island in the Adriatic and its neighboring Pakleni Islands. The city of Hvar is a world-renowned tourist destination. "Paklinski otoci" is the perfect spot for anchoring. The town boasts one of the oldest theaters, a must-see attraction. The ancient Greeks had a distinct sense of beauty, so it’s no surprise they built a colony on the island of Hvar. According to legend, the Pakleni islands were created due to a secret love between the sea god Poseidon and a nymph. Even today, it's easy to understand why this beautiful string of small islands surrounding the city of Hvar is so special. The largest island of Pakleni is Sveti, famous for the beautiful village of Palmizana.
Meals on your own and overnight aboard your yacht.
This morning, you will land on the beautiful island of Vis, home to the famous Stoncica Cove and the Green Cave. Vis has always been a town and for a short time, a state. Stoncica Cove is famous for its beautiful sandy beach, restaurant, and lighthouse. This type of Robinson-style vacation is perfect for those seeking to escape from civilization, phones, or crowded beaches, and long for peace and tranquility by the sea and stone. The Green Cave is a stunning cave located on the islet of Ravnik, with two entrances and an opening at the top that lets in light. The cave is a natural attraction located in the southwestern part of Ravnik. During the day, sunlight enters through the small hole in the cave’s vault, creating the fascinating green-colored surface of the sea inside the cave.
Meals on your own and overnight aboard your yacht.
Surrounded by walls and towers, you will arrive on the island of Korčula, which hides a magical Gothic-Renaissance core with cobbled streets, historic houses, and palaces. With your guide, explore some of the island's most important sites, including the town museum, St. Mark's Cathedral, the Treasury, and the Icon Museum. After your walking tour, you will be transferred to Lumbarda, one of the oldest settlements on the island. Enjoy a private wine tasting with homemade products from the Bire family's winery. Then continue to the sleepy village of Zrnovo and visit the unique organic farm of the Marovic family. Learn about their organic production and taste their homemade jams, olive oil, and grappa.
Korčula Island is one of the greenest islands in the Adriatic Sea. It is also one of the most popular travel destinations in this part of Croatia. As with most Croatian islands, the first settlers were the Greeks, who named it "Korkyra Melaina" or "Black Corfu" due to its dark and densely forested appearance. The island is rich in art, culture, and beautiful nature. The old town of Korčula is a typical medieval Dalmatian town, with round defensive walls, towers, and a cluster of red-roofed houses. It is believed that Marco Polo, the famous world traveler and writer, was born here. His supposed birthplace in the old town has been transformed into a Marco Polo museum.
Meals on your own and overnight aboard your yacht.
Today, your route will take you to the jewels of Dubrovnik’s waters—the magical Elaphite Islands and the island of Mljet. The Elaphite Islands are a small archipelago located northwest of Dubrovnik. The islands became part of the Republic of Dubrovnik in the 14th century, contributing to its prosperity and decline, which led to many villages being abandoned in the mid-18th century. Today, only three of the islands are inhabited—Kolocep, Lopud, and Sipan. The islands are covered in Mediterranean and subtropical vegetation, and besides their natural beauty, they were the favorite vacation spots of Dubrovnik's noble families. Mljet is the southernmost and easternmost of the larger Adriatic islands in the Dalmatian region of Croatia. Few spots in the Mediterranean are as untouched by human influence as Mljet. It boasts one of the last intact Mediterranean forests and the largest coral reef in the Mediterranean.
Meals on your own and overnight aboard your yacht.
Your English-speaking personal chauffeur will meet you at the port of Dubrovnik for your transfer to the airport. Depart on your return flight home, bringing an end to your Mediterranean escape.
Meals on your own.
