Croatia Sailing Journey

Arrive in Split and transfer privately to your hotel near the seafront. This lively coastal city offers an ideal introduction to Croatia, where Roman history and everyday life merge inside the walls of Diocletian’s Palace.

During a privately guided walking tour, explore the historic centre, wandering through stone streets, hidden courtyards and lively squares that have evolved within the ancient palace complex. The remainder of the day is yours to enjoy the waterfront promenade or settle into one of the many restaurants overlooking the harbour.

Transfer from Split to the historic harbour town of Trogir, where your yacht and crew await. After settling into your cabins and becoming familiar with life on board, the afternoon is free to explore this beautifully preserved medieval town.

Encircled by stone walls and connected by bridges to the mainland and the island of Čiovo, Trogir’s old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with narrow streets, Venetian palaces and small harbourfront cafés.

Your first evening on board is relaxed, allowing time to settle into the rhythm of life at sea before sailing begins the following morning.

Depart Trogir and begin your first sail across the Adriatic towards the island of Vis. Arriving into the sheltered harbour, the island reveals a quieter side of Croatia. Once closed to foreign visitors during the Yugoslav era, Vis has retained an authentic atmosphere, with stone houses, fishing boats and a relaxed harbourfront setting.

The afternoon can be spent exploring the small town or enjoying the first swim stop of the journey in the clear waters surrounding the island.

Sail further south to Lastovo, one of Croatia’s most remote islands. Part of a protected nature park, the surrounding archipelago is known for its clear water, forested hills and peaceful anchorages.

This stretch of coastline is ideal for time on the water. Anchor in a quiet bay where you can swim, snorkel straight from the yacht or take a paddleboard along the shoreline.

Continue north to Korčula, widely considered one of the Adriatic’s most beautiful old towns. Encircled by medieval walls, the town rises directly from the water in a compact network of narrow streets and stone houses.

Arriving by yacht offers a particularly striking perspective of the harbour and historic skyline.

Sail onwards to Hvar, known for its lively harbour, historic square and Venetian architecture. The town sits beneath a hilltop fortress offering wide views across the surrounding islands.

Spend the afternoon exploring the harbour town or visiting the nearby Pakleni Islands before returning to the yacht in the evening.

Today’s sail leads to the island of Brač and the small seaside town of Bol. The coastline here is known for its clear water and long beaches extending into the Adriatic.

The surrounding bays are perfect for swimming and water activities, with time to paddleboard along the shore or try fishing from the yacht before arriving into harbour.

Begin the return journey towards Trogir, sailing through the island channels that define this part of the Adriatic. Along the way there is time for a final swim stop before continuing towards the historic harbour.

Spend your final evening on board or step ashore to explore Trogir’s beautifully preserved medieval centre.

After breakfast on board, disembark in Trogir and transfer back to Split for a final night on land. The afternoon and evening are free to explore the city at your own pace — perhaps returning to the old town, walking the waterfront promenade or enjoying a relaxed dinner overlooking the harbour.

The following morning, transfer privately to the airport for your onward journey home.