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2 itineraries
7 - 14 Days
best May - September
arrive via Split
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Devonport · Motor

CHAKRA

86 m · 24 guests · 19 cabins

€495,000 / week

Lurssen · Motor

CORAL OCEAN

73 m · 12 guests · 7 cabins

€650,000 / week

Viareggio Super Yacht · Motor

STELLA MARIS

72 m · 12 guests · 7 cabins

€695,000 / week

Austal · Motor

MARQUISE

72 m · 28 guests · 14 cabins

€550,000 / week

Aegean Yachts · Sailing

THE LANGLEY

62 m · 12 guests · 6 cabins

€150,000 / week

Brodosplit · Motor

KATINA

60 m · 12 guests · 6 cabins

$245,000 / week

Alloy Yachts · Sailing

KOKOMO

58 m · 10 guests · 5 cabins

€240,000 / week

Heesen · Motor

MOSKITO

55 m · 12 guests · 6 cabins

€350,000 / week

Custom · Motor

PREMIER

55 m · 22 guests · 11 cabins

€87,000 / week

Rossinavi · Motor

TALEYA

55 m · 12 guests · 6 cabins

€290,000 / week

Custom · Motor

SEAGULL II

55 m · 12 guests · 7 cabins

€79,000 / week

Custom · Motor

ARGO

55 m · 26 guests · 13 cabins

€150,000 / week

Itinerary 1: 7 - 14 Days

And welcome to island life! With over a thousand islands you’ll never stop exploring. Croatia blends adventure with effortlessness: wreck dives off Vis, barefoot beach clubs in Hvar, rare Grk wines in Korčula, and monastery-quiet anchorages in Mljet. Together, they form a playground of cobalt anchorages, family-run konobas, world-class wines, and waters so flat it’s no wonder they call it the Caribbean of Europe.

Ideal duration: 7 - 14 Days
Best season: May - September
Arrive via: Split
Country: Croatia

Luxury Yacht Charter and Rental in Croatia, photograph 2

Day by day

3 hours

Split - Hvar

Ease into the rhythm of island life. In the afternoon, cruise beneath the cliffs to Sveta Nedjelja Cave, where a monastery clings improbably to the rock and the water glows cobalt beneath you. From there, surface for something unexpected at Zlatan Otok, home to Croatia’s self-proclaimed “wine knight.” Descend below sea level for an underwater wine tasting, then stay for Hvar gregada: white fish, potatoes and onions, slow-cooked from the morning’s catch. Not in the mood for monasteries and mellow? Shift gears. Tender across to Carpe Diem Beach Club where the tempo rises with the sun and where sunset drinks blur into dancing and your yacht becomes the after-party.
Day 2

Hvar

Head over to the Pakleni islands and spend the day on the water with all the toys out. For the evening you are going to have to trust us, our charter expert Jochem has a restaurant which does not exist online. And yes, you will have the entire place to yourself with the most incredible view of the island. We’ll keep this a surprise, but be prepared to be mind blown. We’ll start with sunset drinks followed by a fantastic 3 or 4 course meal paired with fantastic local Croatian wines.
2 hours

Hvar - Vis

The Adriatic Sea is a crossroads of old trade and more modern military routes and overflows with wrecks that are evidence of ancient splendors, navigation errors, and violent war incidents which you will find next to the island of Vis, think a mix of containerships and military aircraft like the B-17 and B-24. We’ll organize a dive excursion for you or a hike up to Fort George. Due to its isolation, Vis served as a major Yugoslav military base, leaving behind hidden submarine tunnels, bunkers, and the Fort George fortress. We highly suggest a tour on-land with a Land Rover Defender with some of the locals! After a lovely day exploring on-land, head back to the yacht for dinner.
4 hours in the very early morning

Vis - Korčula

After plenty of exploration it is time for a break! If you fancy a game of tennis then definitely play at the Korčula Hill courts, ranked as one of the most scenic in the world. Wander around the old town or have a relaxed beach day at Moro Beach Stupe. In the evening you cannot miss dinner at Filippi.
4 hours in the very early morning

Korčula

Stay in a hidden bay for the day and completely disconnect, we’ll organize masseuses to come onboard, family style lunch and toys out the entire day. In the evening a movie night on deck or if you fancy a party then we can bring on a DJ of your choosing onboard!
5 hours Overnight

Korčula - Mljet

We’ll get a diving instructor to join you onboard for an underwater adventure. Explore the Odysseus Cave: Featuring a natural tunnel and extraordinary turquoise light effects. Or the WWII Wreck for experienced divers can explore a sunken German torpedo boat. Jump on a mountain bike or quad for an on-land adventure of gastronic exploration. Sample goat's cheese, local honey, and the island's signature red and white wines. In villages like Blato, you can find families selling handmade jams and local liquors or head to the 12th-century Benedictine monastery. An experience you cannot miss is Restaurant Melita, settled on a super small island inside an island. Yes, how cool is that!
2.5 hours

Mljet - Šipan

A day of complete relaxation again, all the toys out and lunch at BOWA. Snorkel and Kayak in your own little bay. Savour the final supper if you have not extended your stay yet.
3 hours

Šipan - Dubrovnik

Dip in for a quick morning swim and enjoy a leisurely breakfast onboard whilst cruising into the port of Dubrovnik, if you feel you missed an island and want to extend let us know. You definitely would not be the first that does not want to leave! We also highly recommend staying in Dubrovnik for a couple more days, a fantastic city to explore. Drivers will be arranged back to the airport for your onward journey.

Why people love it

1,244 islands. Flying over Croatia’s coastline gives glimpses of its 1,244 islands and islets, scattered along a misshapen shore; some smothered in holm oak and Aleppo pines, others a barren moonscape of scrubby limestone and pebbly coves, all in vivid contrast to the blue-green of the Adriatic Sea. Fewer than 50 islands are permanently inhabited, many revealing the rich legacy of those who came before. And all easily reached as waters around Croatia are super flat, no wonder it is called the Caribbean of Europe!
Wine. Croatia is home to some of the very best local wines. Be surprised by scenic vineyards scattered around the islands. On the quiet eastern edge of Korčula, in the tiny village of Lumbarda, grows one of Croatia’s rarest grapes: Grk. Found almost nowhere else in the world, this indigenous white thrives in sandy soils with vines planted beside a male varietal to pollinate it.

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Itinerary 2: 7 - 14 Days

Ideal duration: 7 - 14 Days
Best season: May - September
Arrive via: Dubrovnik
Country: Croatia

Day by day

1 hour

Split - Trogir

Begin in Split, where Roman history meets a lively waterfront culture. Before departure, you can explore Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO-listed Roman complex now filled with cafés, boutiques and hidden courtyards. Once onboard, cruise a short distance to Trogir, a perfectly preserved medieval island town. The afternoon is ideal for an easy introduction to the trip. Swim from the yacht, explore the narrow marble streets or climb the bell tower of St. Lawrence Cathedral for views over the harbour. Settle in over a family style dinner onboard.
2.5 hours

Trogir to Primošten

Cruise south along the Dalmatian coast to Primošten, one of Croatia’s most photogenic towns. The old town sits on a small island connected by a causeway. Spend the afternoon using the yacht’s water toys: seabobs, paddleboards, wakeboards or snorkeling around the rocky coastline. For dinner, head ashore to Konoba Pelegrini, a Michelin-starred restaurant nearby in Šibenik, or enjoy a relaxed seafood barbecue onboard under the stars.
2 hours

Primošten to Skradin

Today’s cruise takes you inland along the Krka River to Skradin, a charming town that serves as the gateway to Krka National Park. From here, take a private tender or electric boat upriver to the famous Krka waterfalls, where cascading freshwater pools create one of Croatia’s most spectacular natural landscapes. After the hike, return to the yacht for a relaxed afternoon swim in the calm river waters. In the evening, Skradin’s small harbour comes alive, make sure to enjoy a dinner onboard paired with some of the best Croatian wines.
1 hour

Skradin to Šibenik

A short cruise brings you to Šibenik, a historic coastal city known for its dramatic fortresses and stone architecture. Explore St. James Cathedral, a UNESCO site entirely built from stone, before walking up to St. Michael’s Fortress for panoramic views over the Adriatic. This evening is perfect for something special. We can arrange a private fortress dinner, where a chef prepares a Dalmatian tasting menu on one of the city’s historic ramparts overlooking the sea.
5 hours

Šibenik to Pakleni Islands

Cruise toward the Pakleni Islands, a stunning archipelago just off the coast of Hvar. This is a day dedicated entirely to the water. Anchor in a quiet bay and open the full toy garage: jet skis, paddleboards, kayaks, seabobs and snorkelling equipment. As sunset approaches, the islands glow in golden light, making it the perfect setting for cocktails on deck.
Day 6

Pakleni Islands

After a relaxed morning swim, stick around in a hidden bay or go exploring by tender. You can enjoy fitness sessions on deck, a cooking class with the chef or simply relax. For the evening you are going to have to trust us, our charter expert Jochem has a restaurant which does not exist online. And yes, you will have the entire place to yourself with the most incredible view of the island. We’ll keep this a surprise, but be prepared to be mind blown. We’ll start with sunset drinks followed by a fantastic 3 or 4 course meal paired with fantastic local Croatian wines.
1.5 hours

Pakleni Islands - Vis

The Adriatic Sea is a crossroads of old trade and more modern military routes and overflows with wrecks that are evidence of ancient splendors, navigation errors, and violent war incidents which you will find next to the island of Vis, think a mix of containerships and military aircraft like the B-17 and B-24. We’ll organize a dive excursion for you or a hike up to Fort George. Due to its isolation, Vis served as a major Yugoslav military base, leaving behind hidden submarine tunnels, bunkers, and the Fort George fortress. We highly suggest a tour on-land with a Land Rover Defender with some of the locals! This will of course be paired together with a wine tasting, as the island is renowned for having some of the best wine in the world.
1.5 hours

Vis to Hvar

Cruise toward Hvar, one of the Adriatic’s most glamorous islands. Before reaching the harbour, anchor in the nearby Pakleni Islands again for a swim in perfectly clear water. Arrive in Hvar Town in the afternoon and walk up to the historic fortress overlooking the harbour. Evenings here are lively, with elegant cocktail bars and beach clubs filling the waterfront.
Day 9

Hvar

Spend the day exploring Hvar’s surrounding coastline. Options include vineyard visits inland, cycling through lavender fields or anchoring in a quiet bay for swimming and water sports. By night, Hvar transforms into Croatia’s most vibrant nightlife destination.
4 hours

Hvar to Korčula

Cruise south to Korčula, often called “Little Dubrovnik” for its medieval walls and narrow streets. After plenty of exploration it is time for a break! If you fancy a game of tennis then definitely play at the Korčula Hill courts, ranked as one of the most scenic in the world. Wander around the old town or have a relaxed beach day at Moro Beach Stupe. In the evening you cannot miss dinner at Filippi.
Day 11

Korčula

Today can be spent fully enjoying Korčula. You can explore the island by bike, visit local wineries or take a short tender ride to hidden beaches nearby. Stay in a hidden bay for the day and completely disconnect, we’ll organize masseuses to come onboard, family style lunch and toys out the entire day. In the evening a movie night on deck or if you fancy a party then we can bring on a DJ of your choosing onboard!
3.5 hours

Korčula to Mljet

In the morning cruise to Mljet National Park, a lush island known for its saltwater lakes and dense pine forests. Kayak across the lake to a small monastery island in the centre or hike through the national park’s quiet trails. Or get your own cabana at BOWA. Dinner onboard works beautifully here, perhaps a relaxed seafood barbecue beneath the stars or an experience you cannot miss is Restaurant Melita, settled on a super small island inside an island. Yes, how cool is that!
1 hour

Mljet to Šipan

Cruise toward the Elaphiti Islands, stopping at Šipan, the largest of the group. The island feels wonderfully slow and authentic. Olive groves and vineyards dominate the landscape, and quiet bays provide perfect swimming spots. This is a great place for a relaxed beach picnic or a casual evening at a local konoba, we leave this over to the captain to bring one their suggestions.
1 hour

Šipan to St. Pietro

Arrive in Dubrovnik, one of the Mediterranean’s most iconic cities. Spend the afternoon walking the famous city walls, exploring the marble streets of the old town or taking the cable car up Mount Srđ for panoramic views. Or enjoy one final beach day in Coral Beach Club. Dinner tonight should be special. We suggest a private island dinner at St. Pietro with a subtle live guitar in the background.
Day 15

Dubrovnik

Enjoy a final breakfast onboard before disembarkation. For guests extending their stay, Dubrovnik offers excellent luxury hotels, spas and cultural experiences to continue the journey.

Why people love it

1,244 islands. Flying over Croatia’s coastline gives glimpses of its 1,244 islands and islets, scattered along a misshapen shore; some smothered in holm oak and Aleppo pines, others a barren moonscape of scrubby limestone and pebbly coves, all in vivid contrast to the blue-green of the Adriatic Sea. Fewer than 50 islands are permanently inhabited, many revealing the rich legacy of those who came before. And all easily reached as waters around Croatia are super flat, no wonder it is called the Caribbean of Europe!
Wine. Croatia is home to some of the very best local wines. Be surprised by scenic vineyards scattered around the islands. On the quiet eastern edge of Korčula, in the tiny village of Lumbarda, grows one of Croatia’s rarest grapes: Grk. Found almost nowhere else in the world, this indigenous white thrives in sandy soils with vines planted beside a male varietal to pollinate it.

The Best Dates

Getting There

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Luxury Yacht Charter and Rental in Croatia

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Yachts for charter in Croatia

Itinerary 1: 7 - 14 Days

Day by day

Split - Hvar

Hvar

Hvar - Vis

Vis - Korčula

Korčula

Korčula - Mljet

Mljet - Šipan

Šipan - Dubrovnik

Why people love it

The Best Dates

Getting There

Itinerary 2: 7 - 14 Days

Day by day

Split - Trogir

Trogir to Primošten

Primošten to Skradin

Skradin to Šibenik

Šibenik to Pakleni Islands

Pakleni Islands

Pakleni Islands - Vis

Vis to Hvar

Hvar

Hvar to Korčula

Korčula

Korčula to Mljet

Mljet to Šipan

Šipan to St. Pietro

Dubrovnik

Why people love it

The Best Dates

Getting There

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