Dubrovnik Yacht Rental

DAY 1 (Saturday) Dubrovnik - Šipan

Tranquil ports, natural atmosphere or remote islands, lush-green natural parks and iconic fortified towns reflect a unique character of this region. That is why our selected Dubrovnik sailing itinerary is ideal for sailors and maritime guests who wish peaceful locations, unique sailing grounds, quiet island villages, hidden bays and a genuine pulse of southern Croatia. And if you add some of best Croatian wines that come from this region and superb local gastronomy is everything you really need for a unforgettable yacht charter holiday in Croatia.

Once you've stocked the boat's lockers and accommodated on board, it's time to set sail and say goodbye to ACI marina Dubrovnik. Sub-tropical Elafiti islands with impressive natural scenery and hidden locations provide ideal getaway for swimming refreshment. Family-run restaurants kod Marka" and "Tri Sestre" are best in the area, offering traditional delicacies based on fish and fresh local seafood.

DAY 2 (Sunday) Island Šipan - Mljet N.P. - Pomena

Visiting Mljet National Park is toda's plan. This lush islands is considered to be among the most beautiful islands in Croatia. For its exceptional untouched beauty, accented landscape values, dense forests, fertile fields, underwater caves, turquoise waters and numerous rare species of flora and fauna, 1/3 of the island is state protected area. Explore well-protected Pomena harbour where you will find countless possibilities to spend your day within this wonderful park.

Only 15-minute walk from where your sailing boat is docked, you can reach the heart of this magnificent park surrounded by dream-like saltwater lakes. Warm emerald waters of these lakes are ideal for swimming even in the off season. 

Try some of the best locally produced wines, buy extra virgin olive oil or taste the famous goat cheese in one of family-run restaurants of vibrant Pomena bay.

DAY 3 (Monday) Mljet, Pomena - Korčula island

Historic Korčula town should definitinvelly make it on your bucket list when renting a sailboat in Dubrovnik. It is one of the most beloved sites at the Croatian coast perfectly embedded into dense pine forested hilltops and sky-blue seas. Well-preserved Venetian buildings, monumental medieval fortresses and defense walls, crisscrossed atmospheric streets and stylish beach bars fuse together a remarkable setting. Don't forget to visit the house of famed explorer (and sailor) Marco Polo. The island's sunny position is in fact the main reason that local community tries to promote their green oriented agriculture and sustainable local production. Which is a unique opportunity to explore some of the finest seaside restaurants or simply blend into the original vibe of Korčula's nightlife.

DAY 4 (Tuesday) Korčula - Lastovo N. P.

Lastovo national park is considered as one of the largest marine protected areas in Croatia containing 44 islands, islets and reefs. Crystal-clear waters swarming with fish, scenic landscapes, lonely bays, intact nature and iconic fisherman's taverns make Lastovo a hidden Croatian gem and a true sailing paradise for everyone needing a break from Crowded city promenades.

Before reaching the island you can drop anchor in turquoise waters of exotic Saplunara bay. Lastovo has a long-lasting tradition of welcoming sailors. Unspoiled nature of well-sheltered coves reflect a genuine setting and stunning marine ambiance. You will find some of the best traditional restaurants in romantic Zaklopatica bay.

Grilled John dory, Scorpio fish, bream, lobster or pasta with fresh scampi in a locally-run tavern called "Konoba" is a must try. Lastovo is claimed as the one of the last 10 Mediterranean heavenly oasis, which preserved an untouched beauty. 

DAY 5 (Wednesday) Lastovo - Trstenik bay

In the morning take a two-mile walk up to town and check the medieval stone houses with unique chimney tops of Lastovo village. 

After navigating around Lastovo island we set our bearings east for the next alluring destination - Trstenik bay on Pelješac peninsula. Pristine coves and lonely bays around Pelješac are probably best kept secrets of Croatia sailing itineraries. Not many yacht charters find their way here.

A gentle crusie across the glittering Adriatic might reward you with a flock of playful dolphins. Along the way you’ll pass scenic mountains, olive groves, amazing vineyards and seascapes with beautiful beaches that will tempt you to drop anchor for a nice aftrenoon swim.

Trstenik bay is a small fishing village under the steep mountain slopes reflecting pure natural scenes and peaceful surroundings. Best Croatian wines are produced within these hills, so go ahead, and indulge in sampling famous local wines in nearby wine celler.

DAY 6 (Thursday) Trstenik - Ston

Passing densely wooded steep Peljšac coastline, you can really grasp the true beauties of this area. Picturesque bays of spectacular colors reflect impressive contrasts inviting you to dive in and unwind surrounded with a stunning ambiance of a your private cove.

Later we might catch afternoon breeze and sail the boat towards this day's final destination - Kobaš bay near Ston.
Famous for cultivating seashells and oysters, Ston is the perfect place to try superb Dalmatian dishes based on clams, oysters and mussels. Ideally spend the night in Kobaš bay south from Ston, where you can spend your evening having a nice dinner in one of seaside fisherman's houses. Luka's restaurant is highly recommended.

DAY 7 (Friday) Ston bay - Dubrovnik ovenight

If you feel like stretching your legs in the morning you can take a stroll towards Ston city. Only 2-mile panoramic walk along the shore and you will soon reach this iconic ancient town. Impressive city walls are well-known to be the second longest defensive wall in the world.

Anchoring in alluring Smokvina beach on our way south to is the perfect for our last lunch on board before returning to yacht charter base. We should aim to be back in marina before nightfall underwater inspection.

What can be better than to spend your last night walking through the busy streets of old Dubrovnik citadel and first-hand discover how Dalmatia looked like centuries ago. Dubrovnik mighty walls are still considered among best-preserved medieval walled cities on Earth and you will feel like returning back to the Middle Ages.