Croatia Yacht Charter Itinerary: Split to Dubrovnik in 7 Days
The best of the Dalmatian coast: Brač, Hvar, Vis, Korčula, Mljet and the Elaphiti islands, ending under the walls of Dubrovnik.
- 7 nightsSplit to Dubrovnik, one way
- about 160 nmIsland hopping with short crossings
- June & SeptWarm sea, fewer crowds than July and August
- 24 – 60mIdeal motor yacht size for this route
Day by day
Split to Brač
About 20 nm
Board in Split and cruise to Bol on Brač, home of the Zlatni Rat beach that changes shape with the wind.
Brač to Hvar
About 15 nm
Anchor in the Pakleni islands and go ashore in Hvar town for its fortress, squares and evening life.
Hvar to Vis
About 25 nm
Vis was closed to visitors for decades and remains unspoilt. Visit Stiniva cove and the Blue Cave on nearby Biševo.
Vis to Korčula
About 35 nm
Korčula old town sits on a small peninsula and is said to be the birthplace of Marco Polo.
Korčula to Mljet
About 25 nm
Anchor at Polače and explore the saltwater lakes and the island monastery of Mljet National Park.
Mljet to the Elaphiti islands
About 25 nm
Swim and lunch at Šipan and Lopud, quiet car-free islands just north of Dubrovnik.
Elaphiti to Dubrovnik
About 10 nm
Cruise to Dubrovnik and walk the city walls at sunset, then dinner in the old town.
Disembark in Dubrovnik
In port
Breakfast on board and disembark in Dubrovnik.
Distances are approximate. Your captain adapts the route to the weather and your wishes.
Yachts for this itinerary
For charter
Blue Eyes
Princess — 2009 / Refit 2026
From €48,000 / week
- 29.4m
- 8 guests in 4 cabins
- Italy & France
For charter
DB9
Palmer Johnson — 2010 / Refit 2025
From €265,000 / week
- 52.4m
- 10 guests in 5 cabins
- Mediterranean
For charter
Asteria
Explorer — 1970 / Refit 2019
From $250,000 / week
- 49.5m
- 12 guests in 7 cabins
- Mediterranean & Greenland/Norway
For charter
Oceanos
Mondomarine — 2006 / Refit 2022
From €250,000 / week
- 49.2m
- 12 guests in 7 cabins
- Mediterranean
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Frequently asked questions
When is the best time for a Croatia yacht charter?
June and September are ideal, with warm water and quieter anchorages. July and August are the peak months, when Hvar and Dubrovnik are at their busiest.
Is there a Croatian cruising tax?
Yes. Charter yachts pay a cruising and tourist tax in Croatia, which is usually included in or added to the charter contract. Your broker confirms it in the quote.
Can the itinerary be changed?
Yes. This is a sample route. Your captain adapts it to the weather and to your wishes, and stops or the start port can change depending on the yacht available.
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