Split to Dubrovnik

Croatia's second-largest city, located along the Dalmatian Coast, offers a blend of ancient and modern characteristics, making it a stand-out destination. It has a variety of bars, restaurants, and shops to explore, with a backdrop of coastal mountains. Enjoy a delicious arrival beverage as you take a tour of your new home for the next week. Settle in for a lovely lunch as you begin cruising to your first destination of the charter, Trogir. Trogir is a beautiful medieval walled town that looks like it was lifted from a Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale. Because of its long history as a fishing hub and the stunning scenery of the surrounding islands, Trogir is home to many boat owners, and seeing the city from the water is the best way to take in all it has to offer.

To start, you'll take in some of Hvar's amazing coastal views while enjoying a leisurely breakfast onboard. Next up is an exciting tour around some of the old town's historical sites. From ancient ruins to modern architecture, there will be plenty to explore. As afternoon approaches, what better way to enjoy Hvar than by indulging in some fantastic seafood? There are plenty of restaurants along the waterfront that offer top-notch cuisine with stunning views out to sea. Plus, if you want something a little more relaxed there are always beachside bars such as the famous Hulu Beach Club or Langanini beach club for the afternoon. As night falls, head over to Carpe Diem (which starts at midnight) to dance the night away. This is a beach club turn nightclub on its own island just off Hvar.

Savor an early morning breakfast on the deck before you start the day. Here there is an option to enjoy a 9 am quad biking tour in Hvar (4 hrs) before continuing to your next destination - Vis. Vis has an interesting history as it was the main naval base of Yugoslavia's National Army and why not take a private tour to find out all about that? It is the farthest inhabited island off the Croatian mainland. The sea around this island is rich with fish, especially blue fish such as sardine, mackerel, and anchovy. Vis fishermen developed their own type of fishing boat, the 'falkuša'. At the back of the island is Bisevo, where the famous Blue Grotto resides - worth checking out if the weather permits. Fun fact: In 2008 and 2017 both Mamma Mia movies were filmed on this island.

This little walled city can be circulated on foot within an hour but is filled with interesting shops, Michelin restaurants, and views. Visitors to Korčula often say it is where the glamour of the Mediterranean meets the charm of a tropical island. Korčula is best known for its majestic medieval walls and towers that enclose the picturesque harbor and the gorgeous old town village. Head ashore for the evening and toast to the stunning sunset with a cocktail at Massimo, then dine on exquisite local cuisine and premium wine at LD Terrace. Get ready for an unforgettable experience straight out of a fairytale.

Wake up to another beautiful morning in Croatia. Take in the last few moments of Korčula's serene atmosphere and historical charm before settling in for the day. Today you will be sailing towards the remote and enchanting island of Lastovo. Part of an archipelago that includes 46 smaller islands and is known for its status as a Nature Park. Venture into Lastovo Village, known for its unique chimneys and medieval architecture. The village's hilltop location offers spectacular views of the surrounding islands.

Take in the breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea as you begin your day with a cruise along the stunning coastline. Anchor at one of the secluded coves, such as Saplunara or Blaca, and take a refreshing swim in the clear blue waters. Head ashore and explore one of the most popular attractions on the island, Mljet National Park, which covers almost one-third of the island and has two saltwater lakes, hiking trails and cycling paths. For even more of the islands history, visit the impressive Benedictine monastery from the 12th century on St. Mary's Island, a tiny island in the middle of the Great Lake (Veliko jezero).

Today you'll make your way to Cavtat, located to the southeast of Dubrovnik, is a picture-perfect fishing village with an array of bays and beaches. With its cafés, bars, and restaurants sprinkled throughout the cobblestone streets, Cavtat is unlike other Croatian cities and still feels like a quaint hideaway. The beautiful buildings, beaches, landscapes, churches, and meandering streets might all contribute to a case of love at first sight. The shoreline is lined with dense forests of pine and cypress, overlooking the emerald and turquoise water.

Enjoy an early morning swim and your last breakfast onboard as you make your way to your final location Dubrovnik. Croatia's second-largest city boasts emerald waters, pebbled beaches, and an Old Town with Roman buildings that date back to the 4th century. The city of Dubrovnik is simply outstanding in its unique architecture and history - and is not just a UNESCO World Heritage site but also famous as the film setting of Games of Thrones. Make sure you've gone over your APA with Captain and left any gratuity you'd like before disembarking. We hope you've enjoyed your charter with us and look forward to welcoming you back again soon!