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ITINERARY

14 Days from Split to Dubrovnik

Iconic islands, historic ports, and scenic Adriatic cruising at a relaxed pace

14 Days from Split to Dubrovnik

Split to Dubrovnik

Croatia stands out as a premier destination for yacht charters, where historic cities, iconic islands, and crystal-clear waters create an exceptional cruising experience. This 14-day itinerary journeys from Split to Dubrovnik, exploring Brač, Hvar, Vis, Korčula, and Mljet along the Dalmatian coast. Guests enjoy a balanced pace with extended island exploration, scenic passages, and time in both vibrant ports and secluded anchorages.

With moderate cruising distances, full-service marinas, and abundant opportunities for swimming, watersports, and cultural discovery, this route offers a comprehensive Adriatic experience combining relaxation, nature, and historic coastal charm.

Itinerary

  • Split
    Day 1
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    Split

    Gentle embarkation and sheltered Adriatic cruising

    Depart Split’s historic waterfront and cruise through the calm waters of the central Adriatic toward Milna, one of the region’s most protected natural harbors. The short passage allows time to settle onboard, enjoy your first swim stop, and experience the rhythm of yacht life. Arriving in Milna, guests are welcomed by a picturesque bay lined with traditional Dalmatian stone houses and pine-covered hills. Spend the afternoon exploring quiet village streets, enjoying waterfront cafés, or swimming in sheltered waters. The evening sets a relaxed tone for the journey, with fresh seafood and a peaceful harbor atmosphere.

  • Aerial,View,At,Coastline,In,Croatia,,Zlatni,Rat,Landmark.
    Day 2
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    Zlatni Rat & Bol

    Croatia’s iconic Golden Horn beach

    Cruise along Brač’s dramatic coastline toward Zlatni Rat, Croatia’s most recognizable beach, known for its shifting horn-shaped shoreline and brilliant turquoise waters. Anchor offshore for swimming, paddleboarding, or watersports in exceptionally clear seas. Continue to Bol, a lively yet refined coastal town framed by mountain scenery. Guests can stroll the palm-lined promenade, visit local boutiques, or enjoy seaside dining overlooking the Adriatic. The evening combines vibrant coastal energy with relaxed island charm.

  • Aerial,View,Of,The,Old,Town,Of,Hvar,,Croatia
    Day 3
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    Hvar Town

    From natural beauty to vibrant island life

    Sail toward Hvar Town, one of the Adriatic’s most glamorous yachting destinations. The approach reveals a picturesque harbor framed by historic Venetian architecture and a hilltop fortress. Spend the afternoon exploring elegant squares, panoramic viewpoints, and cultural landmarks, or relax at a waterfront lounge. As evening arrives, Hvar transforms into a lively social hub offering fine dining, stylish beach clubs, and an energetic harbor atmosphere.

  • A,Summer,Seascape,Of,One,Of,The,Pakleni,Islands,,Croatia,
    Day 4
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    Pakleni Islands

    Secluded coves and turquoise lagoons

    A short cruise leads to the Pakleni Islands, an archipelago of pine-covered islets, hidden lagoons, and pristine anchorages. Anchor in a quiet bay where calm waters invite swimming and snorkeling. Scenic walking paths wind through fragrant pine forests, while exclusive beach clubs and waterfront restaurants offer refined yet relaxed experiences. The day focuses on privacy, nature, and unhurried Adriatic living.

  • Town,Of,Vis,Old,Mediterranean,Architecture,,Dalmatia,,Croatia
    Day 5
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    Vis

    Historic isolation and unspoiled scenery

    Cruise across open waters to Vis Island, once a restricted military zone and now one of Croatia’s most authentic destinations. The island’s preserved character reveals quiet villages, fertile vineyards, and remarkably clear waters. Dock in Vis Town and explore its relaxed waterfront, historic architecture, and renowned seafood restaurants. The island’s slower pace provides a refreshing contrast to busier destinations.

  • Picturesque,View,Of,Komiža,On,Vis,Island,,Croatia,,Showcasing,Stone
    Day 6
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    Komiža & Blue Cave

    Traditional fishing village and glowing sea cave

    Cruise to Komiža, a historic fishing village rich in maritime heritage and authentic coastal character. From here, visit the spectacular Blue Cave on nearby Biševo Island, where sunlight entering through an underwater opening creates a mesmerizing blue glow throughout the cave. After the excursion, return to Komiža for a relaxed afternoon exploring the waterfront, enjoying local cuisine, or swimming in clear coastal waters.

  • Korcula,Old,Town,,Kor?ula,,Croatia,Drone,View.
    Day 7
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    Korčula

    Scenic open-water passage to a medieval island

    A longer offshore passage showcases the vast beauty of the Adriatic before arriving at Korčula, often called a “mini Dubrovnik” for its fortified medieval walls and historic charm. Dock near the old town and wander narrow stone streets, discover local artisan shops, and enjoy regional wines produced from nearby vineyards. The evening offers a rich blend of culture, history, and refined dining.

  • Aerial,View,Of,Franciscan,Monastery,On,Badija,Island,Near,Korcula,
    Day 8
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    Korčula Island Exploration

    Vineyards, beaches, and coastal charm

    Spend the day exploring Korčula’s scenic coastline, where pine-covered shores meet calm turquoise waters. Cruise between secluded coves accessible only by yacht, ideal for swimming, paddleboarding, and relaxed sunbathing. Ashore, guests may explore traditional villages and renowned wine-producing areas, sampling local varieties such as Grk and Pošip. The island’s medieval heritage, unspoiled beaches, and gentle cruising conditions create a balanced experience of culture, gastronomy, and natural beauty in a relaxed Adriatic setting.

  • Lastovo,Landscape,,Croatia,,Summer,,Mediterane
    Day 9
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    Lastovo

    Remote Adriatic nature park

    Cruise south to Lastovo, one of the Adriatic’s most remote islands and part of a protected nature park. The journey offers dramatic open-sea views before arriving at an island defined by rugged cliffs, dense forests, and exceptionally clear waters. Anchor in a peaceful bay surrounded by untouched landscapes, perfect for snorkeling and swimming in pristine conditions. With minimal development and virtually no light pollution, the island provides remarkable tranquility and some of the best stargazing opportunities in the Mediterranean.

  • Aerial,Picture,Of,Island,Mljet,In,Dalmatia,,Croatia.
    Day 10
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    Mljet

    Forested landscapes and saltwater lakes

    Arrive at Mljet National Park, celebrated for its lush pine forests, protected coastline, and tranquil saltwater lakes. Guests can cycle along shaded paths, kayak across the calm lakes, or visit the historic Benedictine monastery set on a small island within Veliko Jezero. The island’s slow pace and pristine environment provide a deeply restorative atmosphere, combining gentle outdoor exploration with serene natural scenery ideal for relaxation.

  • Crystal,Clear,Waters,Of,Adriatic,Sea,Around,Elaphiti,Island,Sipan
    Day 11
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    Šipan

    Quiet island anchorages near Dubrovnik

    Cruise toward the Elaphiti archipelago and arrive at Šipan, the largest of the islands, known for its olive groves, historic summer villas, and charming coastal villages. The island offers sheltered anchorages, scenic walking routes through Mediterranean landscapes, and a distinctly traditional Dalmatian atmosphere. Guests can enjoy peaceful waterfront dining or explore centuries-old architecture, embracing a slower pace before approaching Dubrovnik.

  • Beautiful,Island,Kolocep,In,Croatia.,Sea,Cliffs,Near,Blue,Sea
    Day 12
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    Lopud & Koločep

    Beaches and relaxed coastal cruising

    Spend the day island-hopping through the Elaphiti Islands, where each destination offers a distinct coastal experience. Lopud is known for its rare sandy beaches and lush greenery, ideal for swimming and leisurely exploration, while Koločep features dramatic limestone cliffs, hidden caves, and crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling. Calm cruising distances allow for relaxed exploration, watersports, and time anchored in quiet bays surrounded by pristine scenery.

  • Dubrovnik,A,City,In,Southern,Croatia,Fronting,The,Adriatic,Sea,
    Day 13
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    Dubrovnik

    A dramatic arrival at the Pearl of the Adriatic

    Cruise toward Dubrovnik, where the city’s iconic medieval walls rise dramatically from the sea, creating one of the Adriatic’s most memorable arrivals. After docking, explore the UNESCO-listed Old Town with its marble streets, historic fortresses, and baroque architecture. Walk the ancient city walls for panoramic coastal views, discover cultural landmarks, or enjoy refined dining overlooking the harbor as the journey nears its conclusion.

  • Dubrovnik,A,City,In,Southern,Croatia,Fronting,The,Adriatic,Sea,
    Day 14
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    Dubrovnik

    Disembarkation and Adriatic farewell

    Enjoy a final breakfast onboard while overlooking Dubrovnik’s historic coastline. Guests may take a last stroll through the Old Town’s charming streets, shop for local crafts, or relax at a waterfront café before disembarkation. The journey concludes with lasting memories of Croatia’s diverse islands, pristine waters, and exceptional Adriatic cruising experiences.