There’s no better way to explore Croatia’s best bays and beaches than aboard your yacht. Sailing turquoise waters between authentic villages, you’ll experience the laid-back lifestyle and exquisite tastes of the Dalmatian islands you’ve heard everyone talking about.

Discover waters in every shade of blue as you sail the Dalmatian coast, cruising in and out of secluded bays and historic harbors steeped in local culture. At the helm of your private yacht is your very own skipper, steering you towards vibrant seaside towns across six different islands.

Authentic islands. Crystal waters. Unforgettable memories.

Head to your departure marina in the Dubrovnik area on Day 1 of your trip to check in. Check in is from mid-day. After everything is settled, we’ll set sail for your first destination.

Check-in - Dubrovnik

One of the most authentic and lowkey Dalmatian islands, Šipan boasts just a few roads and two villages, Šipanska Luka and Suđurađ. Here, you’ll spend the day embarking on gentle hikes or leisurely bike rides and cooling off in local swimming holes or grabbing ice cream in town. Come evening, your skipper will direct you to the best restaurant to enjoy a quiet dinner.

Day 1 - Šipan

A pine crested national park with two rare salt water lakes, Mljet’s untouched beauty is unlike anything you’ll see across the Dalmatian islands. Here, you and the crew can hop on bikes for the day cruising the nature park and cooling off in the lakes.

Day 2 - Mljet National Park

Lastovo is an island of flourishing forests and secluded bays just waiting to be explored. You’ll spend the day hiking or cycling this pristine nature park, visiting sites like Zaklopatica Bay, a nesting ground for the rare Kaukala bird. At night, Lastovo also gives visitors a show with some of the brightest, starry skies to be found across the islands. 

Day 3 - Lastovo

This lush island is dotted with scenic stone villages and historic hillsides ripe for exploration. Families love our ‘kids free’ day on Korčula which sends the little ones off on an adventure of windsurfing lessons, a treasure hunt, lunch, snorkeling and all kinds of games. Of-age-crews, however, always enjoy a private wine tour (to try the island’s famous Grk, for example) or food tasting for the afternoon.

Day 4 - Korčula

Kept hush for years, Pelješac is quickly becoming one of the most talked-about regions on Croatia’s southern shores. The peninsula is best-known for producing what are thought to be the best wines in the country, but the sandy beaches, majestic towns and mouth-watering local oysters are worth your attention, too. For a little adventure, be sure to climb St Elijah Mountain.

Day 5 - Pelješac

Dubrovnik’s walled city might be famously imposing, but Ston’s city walls are the second largest in the world — only behind the Great Wall of China. Take a tour through town to visit the wall, or head to the oldest saltworks in the Mediterranean for the afternoon. In the evening, hunt for local oysters that we’ll serve up for dinner. 

Day 6 - Ston

With ancient white stone streets, terracotta roofs against blue skies and towering city walls, Dubrovnik’s ancient beauty is apparent around every corner. We’ll port just outside the old city where you can splash in cool, secluded waters before heading into Dubrovnik for the day. A history or Game of Thrones tour is the perfect way to see and learn more about the city, too.

Day 7 - Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik

Sailing between the breathtaking Dalmatian islands around Split, you’ll discover the charm of old fishing villages and the glamour of Europe’s best beaches, clubs and restaurants. At the helm of your private yacht is your very own skipper, steering you towards fun and adventure for the week. Across these six islands, you’ll experience the very best Croatia has to offer.

Breathtaking islands. Authentic experiences. Unforgettable memories.

Head to your departure marina in the Split area on Day 1 of your trip to check in. Check in is from mid-day. After everything is settled, we’ll set sail for your first destination.

Check-in - Split / Kaštela / Trogir

Day 1 - Milna  / option 1

Legend has it Dealmati queen Teuta lived in a castle here that overlooked the bay — a place where she came to find inner peace and strength. Here in Šolta, we’ll help you find the same. Spend the afternoon hiking looking for the queen’s buried treasure or find your strength with an afternoon of archery.

Day 1 - Šolta  / option 2

Situated on the southern shores of Brač, Bol is world-renowned for its Zlatni Rat beach — aka the Golden Cape. Here, you’ll splash around in these famed azure waters and soak up the sun on the pebble beach.

Day 2 - Bol

With four UNESCO World Heritage Sites and unparalleled natural beauty, there are so many ways to explore this island. We’ll anchor down in a secluded bay, where you can splash and enjoy the crystal waters for yourself. We’ll also help you see the island at your family’s pace — whether that’s a Jeep safari across the island or hiking.

Day 3 - Hvar

Brimming with authentic culture, unspoiled beauty and a wine history that dates back to the Greeks, the island of Vis will steal your heart and imagination. You’ll spend two days on Vis, first dropping anchor in Komiža, a historic fishing village known for serving up some of the best lobster across the Dalmatian islands. The private wine tasting you can do here is also sure to be a highlight of your week at sea.

Day 4 - Komiža

Basked in authentic culture and unspoiled beauty, Vis will capture your heart and imagination. There’s something for everyone on Vis, whether you want to take a private island tour, visit the Blue Cave or hike down to Stiniva beach — voted the best in the World.

Day 5 - Vis

Back on breathtaking Hvar, but on the other side of the island, you’ll explore one of Croatia’s oldest cities, Stari Grad. The city, which dates back 2400 years ago when the Greeks first arrived, is brimming with history and best explored by bike.

Day 6 - Stari Grad

Spend a leisurely day at sea as you return back to your starting point to finish off your trip. After docking at your marina, take the rest of your time to explore the UNESCO world heritage site of Diocletian's Palace and discover the stone-walled backstreets overflowing with beautiful bars and restaurants.

Day 7 -  Split / Kaštela / Trogir

Split

Croatia

Steeped in glamor and heritage, the Greek isles are best explored by sailing. Aboard your private yacht, you’ll sail between cerulean bays to a new whitewashed town every day, taking in the famous, timeless beauty of these isles for yourself.

A crown jewel of the Mediterranean and home to one of Europe’s oldest civilizations, the Greek islands have a unique, distinct heritage and undeniable glamor. Aboard your private yacht, you’ll sail between some of the most beautiful islands, taking in sweeping views of cerulean bays and historic whitewashed towns. At the helm is your very own skipper, always sharing their insider tips that steer you towards unforgettable sunset spots and the best local eats.

Historic islands. Cerulean waters. Unforgettable memories. 

Head to your departure marina in Athens to check in. Check in is from mid day unless otherwise scheduled. After everything is settled, we’ll set sail for your first destination.

Check-in - Athens

After checking in at Athens Alimos Marina, we’re spending the afternoon sailing to our first island of Aegina where we will dock in the beautiful town of Perdika. You can spend the day sunbathing, paddle boarding and exploring secluded coves around this glittering island. After the sun sets, indulge in traditional Greek cuisine.

Day 1 - Perdika

With morning dew still on the masts, we’ll set sail towards Hydra early so you can maximize your day exploring this pearl of Argosaronic. Here, you’ll snake through the backstreets of the beautiful old town, climb the hill for panoramic views and swim in crystal-clear coves surrounded by ancient rocks. Come evening, you can even take a donkey ride to enjoy the memorable sunset up at Hydronetta bar.

Day 2 - Hydra

We’ll head towards Ermioni in the morning, a small town on the Greek mainland that has the same salty, magical essence as the islands. The town of Ermioni is a maze of small streets and cobbled paths, but when you emerge, you’re greeted by pine forests that lead you down to sparkling swimming holes surrounded by ancient remains. End the day back in town bar hopping, or clinking wine glasses over fresh fish.

Day 3 - Ermioni

Swanky and even a bit cosmopolitan thanks to its infusion of Athenians, Spetses is steeped in culture. Walking from the old harbor and over to Dåpia, you’ll find everyone from local entertainment to artisans displaying their craft. This is also a great island to rent a scooter or ATV to beach-hop for the afternoon. When the day is done, be sure to enjoy the catch of the day.

Day 4 - Spetses

In the morning, join your skipper as they buy fresh fish or meat from the locals for the night’s barbeque. The rest of the day is about indulging in your surroundings — sunbathing, swimming, diving and paddleboarding in a quiet bay. In the evening head to shore to play with the donkeys while your skipper grills up dinner for you. After the sun sets, Dokos’ seclusion will treat you to breathtakingly starry skies.

Day 5 - Dokos

Famous for its fishermen, lemon trees and beaches, Poros is a great island to rent a scooter or quad and spend the day exploring and beach hopping. Be sure to climb the clock tower for a beautiful view over the seafront, or take a short boat ride across the channel to Peloponnesus and waft in the fresh scent of the lemon forest. After dinner, stroll through town to try out the island’s famous nightlife.

Day 6 - Poros

Relish a leisurely day of sailing on your way back to the Alimos marina. This is a great time to enjoy a final lunch together onboard, basking in the sun and sea-mist. After docking in the marina, take your time relaxing and getting ready for a night out in the Greek capital. This is your last night on the yacht, but hopefully not your last night in Athens, which is worth spending a few extra days exploring.

Day 7 -  Athens

Athens

Greece

Croatia’s southern sister boasts that same laid-back, effortlessly beautiful feel. But sailing Montenegro’s Bay of Kotor, you’ll experience the unique mix of quaint fishing villages, lush shorelines, luxurious ports and some of the best dining in the region.

Croatia’s southern sister boasts that same laid-back, effortlessly beautiful vibe. But in Montenegro, instead of island hopping, you’re sailing between luxurious ports like Porto Montenegro, quaint and ancient fishing villages, looming mountains you’ll want to scale and beaches to party. Gliding through the calm, blue Bay of Kotor, you’ll explore this country’s diversity — where natural beauty is the backdrop for epic nightlife and where millionaires sail alongside you, but you share the same secret.

Luxurious Ports. Authentic Villages. Majestic Waters.

Head to your departure marina in Kotor on Day 1 of your trip to check in. After everything is settled, we’ll set sail for your first destination.

Check-in - Kotor

After the check-in, use your free time to explore Kotor. Stroll the cobbled streets of this ancient town, climb the St.John fortress and admire the city walls or catch a transfer to the peak of Lovcen mountain for the most spectacular view of the mountains and Kotor bay. Come evening, join a wine tasting and indulge in the local cuisine.

Day 1 - Kotor

On day two we’ll set sail in the morning towards Herceg Novi and its new, luxurious Lazure Marina — outfitted with a swimming pool, spa, sauna, gym, restaurants and beach bar. After docking, indulge at the marina or head into Herceg Novi old town. There’s also a nearby winery for a private wine tasting, or a hike to soak in some amazing views and taste delicious Montenegrin lamb.

Day 2 - Herceg Novi, Lazure Marina

On our way to the ancient town of Budva, we’ll spend the morning making relaxing swim stops. Once we reach town in the afternoon, you can decide how to spend the day. For those who want to kick back, we suggest hitting Ploce beach for cocktails by the pool bar. But the Budva Riviera is known for its fabulous beaches, so you can’t go wrong sitting on these golden shores. In the evening, stroll the ancient streets of the old town and ask your skipper where to grab the best meal.

Day 3 - Budva

On the way to Ribarsko Selo, we’ll buoy in the small bay so you can swim, paddleboard and snorkel. Then, we’ll head to one of the best fish restaurants in the Adriatic, Fisherman’s Village, so you can indulge in its famous, delectable fish and beachfront property that will leave you speechless.

Day 4 - Ribarsko Selo – Fisherman’s Village

Porto Montenegro is one of the most luxurious marinas in this part of the world, and is quickly becoming a destination in itself. While docked here, you can enjoy the most amazing infinity pool and sip cocktails overlooking multi-million dollar yachts. Later, explore the old town of Tivat with its charming seafront and glamorous restaurants and clubs.

Day 5 - Tivat – Porto Montenegro

Today, we head out to Perast and Morinj, two charming and traditional coastal Mediterranean towns overlooking Montenegrin cliffs. You’ll swim and eat lunch on board before heading out to see the famous Our Lady of the Rocks and St. George, two tiny islands with a church and monastery. This is probably the most Instagrammable place in Montenegro! In Perast, enjoy the waterfront that’s lined with baroque villas and a 55-meter bell tower, the tallest on Kotor Bay. In the evening, head to Montenegro’s best traditional restaurant, Catovica Mlini in Morinj bay.

Day 6 - Perast – Morinj

Today we have a leisurely sail back to Kotor. What a week it was! After docking, relax in one of the bars before finishing your night with your crew, raising your glasses to the incredible adventures Montenegro showed you. This Friday night accommodation is on your yacht in Kotor free of charge.