Uncover the charm of Croatia and the beauty of its islands

DAY 1: Seget Donji (Trogir) – Hvar
Private transfer between the airport and the Baotič marina where the ship is moored. Boarding from 1 p.m. Once you have settled in, the captain will cast off and begin the first voyage of the week to Hvar, the longest island in the Adriatic. During the crossing, you can enjoy lunch and get to know your fellow travellers. You will dock at Hvar in the afternoon. This tourist island with its mild climate has managed to preserve its natural beauty thanks to its lavender fields, vineyards and olive groves. Once ashore, the guide will explain how lavender is grown before taking you to discover the city's most beautiful monuments (Fortica Fortress, the cathedral and the Hvar Theatre, etc.). Climbing to the top of Fortica Fortress, you will have a panoramic view of the Pakleni Islands. Dinner at your leisure and night on board.

DAY 2: Hvar - Korčula
The day dawns gently as the boat glides towards Korčula. After a moment of relaxation in the jacuzzi, the captain drops anchor in a secret cove, perfect for enjoying lunch surrounded by nature. You disembark in Korčula in the early afternoon and set off to explore this town, which some historians believe to be the birthplace of Marco Polo. Your guide will tell you about the history of this medieval town with its particularly rich historical and cultural heritage (the Revelin Tower, St. Mark's Cathedral, the Marco Polo Museum, etc.). For your free dinner, we suggest you head into town for a wider choice of restaurants. Party animals will be delighted to know that the island is also known for its nightlife in bars and clubs. Night on board.

DAY 3: Korčula – Mljet – Dubrovnik
Your journey continues on the island of Mljet, nicknamed ‘the green island’ because of its many forests and protected national park. Those who wish can take an excursion to the famous saltwater lakes and visit the island of St. Mary. The latter is home to a 12th-century church, a former Benedictine monastery and an abbey. Bicycles, kayaks, scooters and cars can be hired to explore the national park at your own pace. After lunch on board, the crew will weigh anchor and set sail for Dubrovnik. In the late afternoon, you will sail along the ramparts of the old town. Start the evening gently with dinner on board, then let yourself be seduced by the nocturnal charm of Dubrovnik. Night on board.

DAY 4: Dubrovnik
This morning, we offer a guided walking tour of Dubrovnik's old town. Climb to the top of Mount Srđ (412 metres high) and take the most beautiful photos of the fortified city and the Elaphiti Islands. To reach the top, take the cable car located near the ramparts. You will then have free time to enjoy the day as you wish. The more adventurous can walk the 1,940 metres of ramparts and admire the landscape. There are many restaurants offering different types of cuisine for your lunch and dinner. Feel free to ask the crew for advice if you have a specific request. Night on board.

DAY 5: Dubrovnik - Trstenik
Early in the morning, your yacht leaves the Pearl of the Adriatic and heads for the Pelješac Peninsula, renowned for its excellent wine. Before lunch, you stop for a swim. You will then leave the inland coast to explore the rural areas around the village of Trstenik, where you will visit a typical local farm in the afternoon. In the early evening, you will be invited to a Croatian village festival and sample some local specialities and dishes. Late return to the boat. Overnight stay in Trstenik.

DAY 6: Trstenik - Pučišća
The crew weighs anchor early and sets sail for the island of Brač, renowned for its coastal landscapes and idyllic beaches. Along the way, you stop at a peaceful cove, perfect for a refreshing swim. After lunch on board, you dock at Pučišća, a charming village nestled in a bay. Known for its exceptional white stone, used in prestigious buildings around the world, the village is still home to a stone-cutting school that you can visit. Between strolling through the narrow streets, swimming or discovering local crafts, there is something for everyone. In the evening, the captain invites you to his traditional dinner, a festive evening punctuated by local flavours and Croatian traditions. Night on board.

Please note: The night in port may be spent in Milna.

DAY 7: Pučišća - Trogir
On this final day, the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic offer you one last moment of relaxation before a leisurely lunch, lulled by the gentle rocking of the boat. The boat then heads to Baotić Marina, where a transfer will take you to the historic centre of Trogir. A true medieval gem listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this island town connected to the mainland by a bridge reveals a rich architectural heritage: cobbled streets, Venetian palaces and the famous St. Lawrence Cathedral. A guided tour allows you to discover its treasures. In the evening, you are free to choose one of the many restaurants in the old town to enjoy one last Croatian speciality. Night on board.

DAY 8: Seget Donji (Trogir)
Enjoy one last breakfast with your fellow travellers before disembarking, scheduled for before 9 a.m. A private transfer will then take you to Split Airport.

IMPORTANT: Please note that the itinerary presented is indicative and may be subject to change. For up-to-date information, please contact your GlobeSailor advisor.