Croatia Private Yacht Itinerary: September 21-28, 2024
**We had an incredible charter experience and my passengers couldn't stop raving about it!
Join us: Sept 19-26, 2026: Dubrovnik to Sibenik
*Final curated itinerary for 2024:
Split (Embark)
Hvar Town, Hvar Island
Korčula Town, Korčula Island
Dubrovnik
Mljet National Park
Bol, Brač Island
Primošten
Šibenik (Disembark)
*ports subject to change at Captain's discretion/weather/port authority
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Split (Embark: Sept 21, 2024)Split's allure lies in its captivating fusion of ancient and modern charm. Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the heart of this enchanting city. Stepping inside its walls transports you back in time, as the palace's labyrinthine streets and Roman ruins are still inhabited by locals and bustling with life. And when you step outside its walls? Boom! You're surrounded by the stunning Adriatic coastline. Split is the perfect mix of history, culture, and fun that you won't find anywhere else! Today, more than 3,000 people live within the palace walls! With over 200 buildings in the palace, you’ll also find various shops, hotels, restaurants, and bars. It's an amazing place to get lost, exploring this fascinating labyrinth.
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Hvar Town, Hvar IslandHvar Town, nestled on the picturesque Hvar Island, is a captivating destination renowned for its stunning landscapes and rich history. This charming town boasts an enchanting blend of Venetian architecture, medieval streets, and vibrant Mediterranean atmosphere. Visitors are drawn to its bustling waterfront promenade, lined with chic cafes, restaurants, and stylish boutiques. The iconic Hvar Fortress stands proudly atop a hill overlooking the town, offering panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea and nearby islands. With its inviting beaches, vibrant nightlife, and cultural landmarks, Hvar Town offers a memorable experience for travelers seeking both relaxation and adventure in a truly idyllic setting.
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Korčula Old Town
Korčula, one of the most beautiful coastal towns in Croatia and the probable birthplace of the famous explorer, Marco Polo. Some people call it a small Dubrovnik claiming that these two cities are somewhat similar.
The old town of Korčula is widely regarded as one of the best-preserved medieval towns in the Mediterranean Basin due to its well-preserved historical architecture, narrow streets, small plazas, scenic staircases, and abundance of little shops and restaurants. The town's fortifications also add to its charm and historical significance.
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DubrovnikNestled against the sparkling Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik emerges as a city draped in the captivating tapestry of its rich history and undeniable charm. Its ancient walls, dating back over 600 years, encircle its Old Town, preserving its medieval heritage. The city exudes an air of sophistication and elegance, with its narrow cobblestone streets, baroque buildings, and vibrant culture. The crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic and the stunning vistas from the city's hills provide a breathtaking backdrop for this enchanting city. Dubrovnik is truly a feast for the senses, captivating visitors with its beauty and captivating spirit.
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Mljet National ParkMljet National Park is truly a sight to behold, with its stunning natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere. The park is situated on the island of Mljet in the Adriatic Sea, and it boasts lush pine forests, crystal-clear lakes, and breathtaking views overlooking the sea. Visitors can explore the park by hiking, cycling, kayaking, or swimming, immersing themselves in the peaceful surroundings and connecting with nature. The park is also home to an ancient monastery, which you can easily visit. Mljet National Park is a true gem of Croatia!
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Bol, Brač IslandBol, is a picturesque coastal town known for its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and dramatic cliffs overlooking the Adriatic Sea. The town features a charming old town filled with narrow streets lined with traditional stone houses and charming cafes, as well as a lively promenade along the seafront where visitors can enjoy a variety of restaurants and bars with stunning views of the sunset over the sea. Bol is also home to one of Croatia's most famous beaches, Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn), a unique pebble beach shaped like a long narrow tongue stretching into the sea, making it a popular destination for sunbathers, swimmers, and water sports enthusiasts.
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Primošten
Primošten is more like a seaside village than a city so there are no museums etc. Most people come here to relax on the beautiful beach and feel the atmosphere of a real Croatian seaside town. One of the beaches, Mala Raduča, has even been mentioned on the list of the top 10 beaches in Croatia.
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Šibenik (Disembark: Sept 28, 2024)
Šibenik stands proudly as a UNESCO World Heritage City, nestled along the stunning Adriatic coast. Its old town, a labyrinth of small streets and narrow alleyways, is a testament to centuries of history and architectural marvels. Gothic and Renaissance buildings adorn the streetscape, showcasing Šibenik's rich cultural heritage, with many structures dating back to the city's tenure under Venetian rule. Walking through the old town feels like stepping back in time, where each corner reveals a new story etched in stone. From the majestic St. James Cathedral, a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture, to the imposing fortresses that once defended the city, Šibenik offers a journey through time that captivates the imagination of visitors from around the world.
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