Choose between a sailboat, a catamaran, or a luxury motor yacht!
Travel the Adriatic from a spectacular perspective - onboard a private yacht with your own personal crew (skipper & chef/housekeeper).
Visit uninhabited islands, swim in private coves, snorkel, stand-up paddle board or take the tender to a peaceful spot on a private beach.
Dock for dinner and experience local seafood specialties straight from the Adriatic, then sail away at sunset, sipping a glass of wine, fully relaxing onboard your private boat. Our boats are skippered and crewed by experienced professionals who work day and night to ensure you're safe, comfortable and care-free!
Popular routes (but we can also customize a route just for you!)
7 Days / 6 Nights: Dubrovnik - Elaphite Islands - Mljet - Korcula - Hvar - Brac - Split
7 Days / 6 Nights: Split - Brac - Hvar - Vis - Solta - Split
5 Days / 4 Nights: Dubrovnik - Elaphite Islands - Mljet - Korcula - Dubrovnik
3 Days / 2 Nights: Dubrovnik - Elaphite Islands - Mljet - Dubrovnik
3 Days / 2 Nights: Split - Brac - Solta - Split
Minimum Nights for Booking:
Sailboat - Min. 2 nights
Catamaran - Min. 3 nights
Motor Yacht - Min. 1 night
Sailboat, Catamaran or Motor Yacht!
Below is a typical 7 day route from Split that our guests love, but you can start from almost anywhere and design your own route based on your particular interests and length of stay.
SMOOTH SAILING✦7 DAY TOUR SPLIT✦BRAC✦HVAR✦VIS✦SOLTA✦SPLIT
Day 1Split - Milna (Brac Island)
Arrive in Split where you'll embark on your sailing adventure! Before or after your sailing journey, don't forget to check out this amazing city. Split is a lively place which maintains just the right balance of tradition with a modern twist - it's actually a living city within a UNESCO world heritage site, Diocletian's Palace. Here in the main harbor, you'll hop onboard your private charter and sail away to your first destination, Milna (Brac Island). Milna is a charming, romantic village set in a peaceful bay, beautifully protected from the wind and surrounded by stunning sandy and shingle beaches you can explore.
Day 2Milna (Brac Island) - Bol (Brac Island)
Brac is a picturesque island with plenty of historical and cultural sights, but is most famous because it's home to one of the most fascinating beaches in the world, Zlatni Rat. The beach changes shape with the tide of the Adriatic and its point can actually swirl around making an incredible new beach formation. Visit the sweet town of Bol and indulge in the local Dalmatian cuisine.
Day 3Bol (Brac Island) - Hvar Town (Hvar Island)
With its rich history, architecture, nature and mild climate, Hvar is indeed a gem on the Adriatic. From beautiful beaches and vast fields of lavander, to vineyards and olive groves galore, this island is packed with appeal. Hvar is known to have a vibrant night-life, but also has many private coves to peacefully take in the beauty and catch the sunset.
Day 4Hvar Town (Hvar Island) - Vis Town (Vis Island)
Traditional Dalmatian architecture and scenic surroundings are what make the island of Vis stand out. The quaint town of Vis is actually one of the oldest settlements in Croatia, so there's plenty of history to revel in. Visit the nearby, well-know Blue Cave and explore the extraordinary beauty of sea caves. Vis is one of the furthest islands from the mainland, so it's one of the most peaceful islands on the Adriatic; no crowds, no hassle, just a true escape to paradise.
Day 5Vis Town (Vis Island) - Komiza (Vis Island)
Komiza is a sweet, charming fisherman’s village located on the western side of the island, and is renowned for its seafood delicacies. The island is also known for its wine-making which was first celebrated over two-thousand years ago. The local wine pairs perfectly with the aforementioned seafood dishes. The whole island is a true gem, especially with all of the island's hidden coves and bays, only discoverable by boat.
Day 6Komiza (Vis Island) - Maslinica (Solta Island)
Solta is another breathtaking Dalmatian island, full of olive groves, vineyards, and fishermen. Located on the north western part of the island, Maslinica is magically surrounded by an archipelago of seven little islands (Polebrnjak, Saskinja, Stipanska Kamik Balkun, Sarac and Grmej), a sailor's dream come true. Maslinica is also said to have some of the best sunsets on the Adriatic.
Day 7Maslinica (Solta Island) - Split
Leisurely sail back to Split and check more of what this unique city has to offer. Step inside Diocletian's Palace and enjoy a succulent meal at one of the many thriving local restaurants.
