Croatia Sailing Adventure: Split to Dubrovnik

Reiseverlauf 2026

1. Tag 1

   Split to Trogir to Solta

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   Dobro Dosli! Welcome to Croatia. Your adventure begins at a hotel in Split at 2 pm, meeting a local representative and your fellow travellers, before transferring by private van to Trogir Marina. Your skipper will be waiting to meet you and welcome you on board your home for the next eight days. After your welcome meeting, set sail for Solta Island – known for its scenic countryside and excellent olive oil. When you arrive, you can choose to visit a family-run agrotourism estate in Maslinica. Sit down and enjoy a wine tasting paired with local food, while you learn about this village’s local agriculture.
   This trip starts at 2 pm at Hotel Globo in Split. Your skipper will collect the trip kitty of EUR 100 at the welcome meeting today. If you have any special dietary requirements, please notify us at the time of booking so we can accommodate your requests. If you are spending time in Split before the trip, we recommend meeting at Hotel Globo, and transferring with the group to the marina. We do recommend arriving a day or two early, as we set sail this afternoon and spend no time in Split. If you are flying into Split on Day 1 and prefer to meet the group at the marina, please advise your booking agent at least 14 days prior to travel so that the group won’t be waiting for you at Hotel Globo. Please meet your skipper at Trogir Marina at 3 pm, approximately a 15 min drive from the airport. Our yacht will have an Intrepid flag and be moored next to the gas station within the marina. The beauty of sailing is that each day is unique and, while we have a destination to reach, if the weather changes or something takes the group’s fancy, we are flexible on the day's itinerary. The itinerary is subject to change and may vary depending on weather. Your skipper will make the final call to ensure your safety at all times. Your sailing time today will be approximately 1.5 hours.
2. Tag 2

   Solta to Vis

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   After breakfast onboard, bid farewell to Solta and set sail to Vis – the furthest island from the mainland. On the way, you might stop in for a swim in a nearby sheltered bay. When you arrive, you can take an optional tour to learn about the island’s history – passing between Greek, Roman, Venetian, Napoleonic, Austrian and Italian hands. Visit nuclear fallout shelters, churches and vantage points with great views across the ocean. If you like, you can also take an optional winery tour and indulge in a few glasses of the local vino.
   Your sailing time today will be approximately 3.5 hours.
3. Tag 3

   Vis to Hvar

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   Today, you’ll make your way to Hvar. Along the way, you might stop at the Pakleni Islands or Stoncica for a swim. After arriving in Hvar, you can wander around the towns, home to some wonderfully preserved Renaissance facades. If you like, hike past dramatic jagged limestone cliffs and undulating farms, ancient olive groves and fields of rosemary and lavender. There’s also an option to cross the island by car to Hvar Town – often known as the ‘San Tropez of Croatia’.
   Your sailing time today will be approximately 2 hours.
4. Tag 4

   Hvar to Lastovo Island

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   Set sail to Lastovo, stopping around Lovista or Scedro for a morning swim. On the way, you’ll also explore some of the 46 islets and reefs around the island’s edges. Over 70 per cent of Lastovo is forested, making it the perfect place to stretch your legs after a day at sea. There's also Venetian architecture from the 15th and 16th centuries and many churches to find in your free time.
   Your sailing time today will be approximately 5 hours.
5. Tag 5

   Lastovo Island to Korcula

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   Sail through the jewel-like waters to Korcula this morning, stopping at Badija or Polace for a refreshing morning swim. Greeks settled in Korcula in the 6th century BC, but the town was also occupied by the Romans, Slavs and then the Venetians between 1420 and 1797. Even Napoleon was ruler for a while! As a result of all these influences, Korcula has a cosmopolitan Old Town. Alongside the idyllic beaches, you’ll have plenty of options for your free time. Ask your leader for the best dinner recommendations for a good feed.
   Your sailing time today will be approximately 2.5 hours.
6. Tag 6

   Korcula to Mljet

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   This morning, you’ll sail for the island of Mljet, stopping for a swim along the way. Legendary in ancient history as the island where the shipwrecked Odysseus lived for seven years, today the island is a haven of lush national parks, forests and small villages. Since Greek sailors sought haven here from storms, the island has been inhabited by Illyrians, Romans, Slavs and Avars. In the 13th century the island was given to the Benedictine order who built a monastery in the middle of one of the island's western lakes – Veliko Jezero. When you arrive, maybe rent a bike and cycle through the national park. Tonight, you could try the local wine – the fields and vineyards that dot the island are the foundation of the local economy, with Mljet's villagers producing wine and olive oil as they have been for hundreds of years.
   Your sailing time today will be approximately 3 hours.
7. Tag 7

   Mljet to Elafiti Islands to Dubrovnik

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   Depart Mljet and head to the hidden paradise of Elafiti Islands. Made up of three main islands – Kolocep, Lopud and Sipan – the olive groves, citrus trees and ancient ruins provide a scenic backdrop for lunch. Then, sail on to the marina near Komolac. You can then head into Dubrovnik for your final night with the group (there’s a regular bus service) or stay close and enjoy dinner and drinks at the marina.
   Your sailing time today will be approximately 6 hours.
8. Tag 8

   Dubrovnik

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   After your last breakfast on the yacht, your trip will come to an end today. There are no activities planned for today and you’re free to depart at any time. If you would like to stay longer, just speak to your booking agent ahead of time.
   Please don’t book a flight earlier than 3 pm, in case your arrival is delayed due to weather conditions.