DUBROVNIK-SPLIT ITINERARY

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8 days - 7 nights | 169 nautical miles

Day 1
Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik
Day 1
At dock
- 0 nautical miles
Board your yacht and meet your crew members. Enjoy your vessel’s amenities as you unwind and get ready to depart.
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Your chartered Croatian tour begins in “The Pearl of the Adriatic.” A UNESCO World Heritage Site and medieval fortress, Game of Thrones fans may recognize Dubrovnik, which stood in for King’s Landing on the show.
Aside from admiring the Gothic-renaissance architecture, Dubrovnik has a number of stunning vista points. A quick trip to the top of Mt. Sr, via the cable car system, offers a stunning, panoramic view of the surrounding area.
Many of the best bars and restaurants also have convenient, waterfront seating with views of the harbor. If you’re looking to relax with a beer or cocktail, head to Mala Buza Bar for uninterrupted views of the Adriatic Sea. Then, when dinner rolls around, enjoy local seafood at Nautika, named one of the most romantic restaurants in the world by Architectural Digest.
Photo by @pachurolon. Used with permission.
Day 2
Dubrovnik to Mljet
Day 3
Mljet to Lastovo
Day 4
Lastovo to Korcula
Day 5
Korcula to Vis
Day 6
Vis to Hvar
Day 7
Hvar to Trogir
Day 8
Trogir to Split

Day 1
Dubrovnik
Day 2
Dubrovnik to Mljet
Day 3
Mljet to Lastovo
Day 4
Lastovo to Korcula
Day 5
Korcula to Vis
Day 6
Vis to Hvar
Day 7
Hvar to Trogir
Day 8
Trogir to Split

Dubrovnik

Day 1

At dock
- 0 nautical miles

Board your yacht and meet your crew members. Enjoy your vessel’s amenities as you unwind and get ready to depart.

Enlarge

Your chartered Croatian tour begins in “The Pearl of the Adriatic.” A UNESCO World Heritage Site and medieval fortress, Game of Thrones fans may recognize Dubrovnik, which stood in for King’s Landing on the show.

Aside from admiring the Gothic-renaissance architecture, Dubrovnik has a number of stunning vista points. A quick trip to the top of Mt. Sr, via the cable car system, offers a stunning, panoramic view of the surrounding area.

Many of the best bars and restaurants also have convenient, waterfront seating with views of the harbor. If you’re looking to relax with a beer or cocktail, head to Mala Buza Bar for uninterrupted views of the Adriatic Sea. Then, when dinner rolls around, enjoy local seafood at Nautika, named one of the most romantic restaurants in the world by Architectural Digest.

Photo by @pachurolon. Used with permission.

Please note that the final route will be decided on board in coordination with the Captain, tailor made to your preferences and weather conditions at the time of the trip.