Embark your yacht in Split. Sail to the peaceful west coast of Brač, anchoring near the picturesque town of Milna. Enjoy dinner onboard under the stars, surrounded by the sounds of the sea. If you feel like exploring, your crew can tender you to shore to stroll through Milna’s quaint fishing harbor, stone alleys, and baroque church. Known as "The Bay of a Thousand Ships," Milna offers a tranquil introduction to island life.

On the way to Hvar, stop at Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn), Croatia’s most iconic beach. Enjoy a morning swim or relax with a coffee in a secluded bay nearby. Later, sail to Hvar town, where Venetian charm meets vibrant energy. Visit the Fortica Fortress for views of the Pakleni Islands, wander the cobbled streets of Pjaca Square, and explore historic sites like St. Stephen’s Cathedral and Europe’s oldest public theater. Spend the evening anchored near the Pakleni Islands.
Top restaurants: Hvar: Giaxa, Gariful, Ko Doma, Passarola
Top highlights: In Hvar: Fortress Fortica, St. Stephen’s Cathedral, wine tasting, Arsenal & Theater

Set course for Vis, one of the Adriatic’s most enigmatic islands. Once a military base closed to visitors, Vis remains pristine and unspoiled. Discover ancient Greek and Roman ruins, explore the charming towns of Vis and Kut, or take an excursion to the Blue Cave on nearby Biševo Island. Optional experiences include wine tasting, military tours, or simply soaking in the peaceful vibe. Top restaurants in Vis: Konoba & Bar Lola, Konoba Kantun
Top highlights: In Vis: Blue Cave, Kut town, Franciscan Monastery, Fort George

Cruise to Korčula, a medieval gem wrapped in stone walls and full of historic charm. Often called "Little Dubrovnik," Korčula town offers picturesque streets, Renaissance architecture, and a strong connection to Marco Polo. Visit his birth house, the St. Mark’s Cathedral, and enjoy waterfront dining. Optional evening: attend a traditional Moreška sword dance performance. Top restaurants in Korčula: LD Restaurant, Filippi, Aterina, Konoba Maha
Top sights/activities: In Korčula: Marco Polo’s House, St. Mark’s Cathedral, Moreška dance

Arrive at Mljet National Park in the morning. Explore by bike or foot the two saltwater lakes and the island monastery on St. Mary’s Island. Enjoy swimming in the lakes or a quiet picnic under pine trees. Mljet is steeped in myth and history, from Homer’s Odysseus to ancient Benedictine monks. It's an ideal place to unwind and reconnect with nature. Top highlights: In Mljet: Salt lakes, Benedictine Monastery, biking trails, Odysseus Cave

Sail to Šipan, the largest of the Elafiti Islands and a former retreat of Dubrovnik’s nobility. Visit charming villages like Suđurađ and Šipanska Luka, explore ancient churches and summer estates, and bike through olive groves and orchards. Enjoy a peaceful evening anchored in a sheltered bay. Top highlights: In Šipan: Olive groves, St. Mary Church, Stijepović-Skočibuha castle
Top restaurants: Šipan: Kod Marka, Bowa

Cruise into the magnificent harbor of Dubrovnik. Enter through the ancient sea gates and stroll along the marble-paved Stradun. Walk the city walls, explore historic sites like Rector’s Palace and the Franciscan Monastery, and visit filming locations from "Game of Thrones." Take the cable car to Mount Srđ for panoramic views over the old town and the Adriatic. Top restaurants inDubrovnik: Nautika, Restaurant 360, Sesame, Panorama
Top sights In Dubrovnik: City Walls, Stradun, Rector's Palace, Mt. Srđ, cable car

After breakfast, say farewell to your crew and disembark. If time allows, continue exploring Dubrovnik’s museums, gardens, and hidden corners, or extend your stay in this captivating city.

Set sail from Split and make your way to Maslinica, a quaint village nestled on the western side of Šolta. This quiet gem is centered around a 1700s castle and offers rustic charm, seaside tavernas with freshly grilled seafood, and wine crafted from local grapes. Spend your evening anchored in a nearby bay, with views of fragrant pine-covered hills and pebbled beaches.
What to see/do: Visit the 18th-century Marchi Castle, hike coastal trails with pine-scented views, taste island wines, and enjoy dinner at a waterfront konoba.

Arrive in dazzling Hvar, known for its historic charm and vibrant waterfront scene. Explore its old town, brimming with Venetian influence, lavender fields, and scenic vineyards.
Top restaurants: Hvar: Giaxa, Gariful, Ko Doma, Passarola
Top highlights: In Hvar: Fortress Fortica, St. Stephen’s Cathedral, wine tasting, Arsenal & Theater

Cruise to the island of Vis, a place where time seems to stand still. Once a naval base, its isolation has preserved both nature and architecture. Explore the charming harbor town, visit ancient ruins, or enjoy local wines in quiet, family-run taverns. Top restaurants in Vis: Konoba & Bar Lola, Konoba Kantun
Top highlights: In Vis: Blue Cave, Kut town, Franciscan Monastery, Fort George

Continue on to Korčula, a fortified island town steeped in history and legend. Wander through narrow stone lanes, visit the alleged home of Marco Polo, and savor wine in nearby vineyards. Top restaurants in Korčula: LD Restaurant, Filippi, Aterina, Konoba Maha
Top sights/activities: In Korčula: Marco Polo’s House, St. Mark’s Cathedral, Moreška dance

Return toward Hvar island, this time anchoring at the charming harbor of Jelsa. Surrounded by pine forests, olive trees, and vineyards, this peaceful village is a wonderful stop for a swim, a stroll, or an afternoon espresso.
What to see/do: Visit the Church of St. John, browse local shops, sip regional wines at Tomić Winery, and enjoy a swim at Mina Beach or Grebišće Bay.

A short hop to Stari Grad, one of Europe’s oldest towns. The cobbled alleys and ancient walls echo centuries of history.
What to see/do: Tour Tvrdalj Castle, walk the UNESCO-protected Stari Grad Plain, explore Stari Grad Museum, and enjoy peaceful anchorages in bays like Zavala and Tiha.

Sail to Bol, home of Zlatni Rat—Croatia’s most iconic beach, with its shape shifting subtly with tides and wind.
What to see/do: Visit Zlatni Rat Beach, hike to Vidova Gora for the best island views, explore the 16th-century Blaca Hermitage Monastery, and sip local Plavac Mali wines at Stina Winery.

Return to Split for disembarkation. Spend your final moments soaking up the coastal views or take time to explore Diocletian’s Palace.
What to see/do: Tour the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace, walk the Riva Promenade, shop at the Green Market, visit the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, or relax at Bacvice or Kasjuni Beach.