About the route
On this tour, you are going to immerse yourself in the rich heritage of the region, visit the plantations of the famous Plavac Mali vineyards and the wine cellars, and taste the award-winning Dingac wine with the freshest catch of oysters right from the sea. Not to mention walking on the second-longest city wall after the Great Wall of China – in Ston.
Boats & prices
Price Quotes for July 11-18, 2026
Early-birdBali 4.4 - 4 + 1 cabins - 2024
Featuring air-conditioned cabins, watermaker, generator, and heating for year-round comfort. Enjoy alfresco dining with the cockpit grill, relax on the bathing platform, and explore secluded bays with the dinghy.
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Charter type: Bareboat
Built year: 2024
Cabins: 4 + 1
Heads: 4
Fuel tank: 800L
Water tank: 860L
Main sail: Full battenHighlights:
- Air-conditioning
- Generator
- Watermaker
- Solar panels
- Saloon table convertible into a bed
- WiFi
Crew includedLagoon 46 - 4 + 2 cabins
Sail everywhere untethered. A generator powers comfort—AC, ice maker, and coffee machine. A teak cockpit with a fridge to enjoy cold drinks. SUP, kayak, and more sports equipment. <br><br><strong>Crew included in the price</strong>
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Charter type: Bareboat
Built year: 2023
Cabins: 4 + 2
Heads: 4
Fuel tank: 600L
Water tank: 1040L
Main sail: Full battenHighlights:
- Air-conditioning
- Generator
- Watermaker
- Saloon table convertible into a bed
- Cockpit fridge
- Dinghy with CL 20HP
- 4x electric toilets
- Hair dryer
- TV & WiFi
Early-birdExcess 14 - 4 + 2 cabins - 2024
This modern catamaran with grey metallic hulls combines spacious living and relaxation areas, featuring panoramic views and innovative design. Four air-conditioned cabins, a generator, and comfort amenities.
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Charter type: Bareboat
Built year: 2024
Cabins: 4 + 2
Heads: 4
Fuel tank: 400L
Water tank: 600L
Main sail: Full battenHighlights:
- Air-conditioning
- Generator
- Saloon table convertible into a bed
- Cockpit fridge
- Dinghy with CL 20HP
- WiFi
Early-birdOceanis 46.1 - 5 cabins - 2023
Excellent choice for bareboaters. The well-equipped vessel features heating, solar panels, a bow thruster, and comprehensive navigation systems, including autopilot, outdoor entertainment, and convenient shore power with USB sockets in every cabin.
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Charter type: Bareboat
Built year: 2023
Cabins: 4 + 2
Heads: 4
Fuel tank: 200L
Water tank: 570L
Main sail: Full battenHighlights:
- Solar panels
- Bow thruster
- Sprayhood
- Bimini
- Saloon table convertible into a bed
- SUP x1
What's included
What's Included
The final price quote depends on the season, desired amenities, and services on board. Send a request now!
Mandatory Expenses
- Travel Expenses
You are responsible for arranging and paying for all transportation costs to Croatia, including flights and any other travel expenses.
- Charter Fee
We offer only trusted and equipped with modern navigational, safety, and comfort amenities. The price is directly dependent on the season, year of production, dimensions, and technical equipment. The early bird and last call booking may help you save up to 20-30% of the average price.
- Transit log
A document permitting sea passage. Also, charter companies add the cost of final cleanup and comfort package to this price. It varies from 170 to 400 euros depending on the boat choice.
- Tourist taxes
On average, those are 1,33-1,40 euros per tourist per day.
- Refundable Yacht Insurance
Upon arrival at the chartering company office, you should provide a security deposit, payable by cash or credit card. The skipper is only responsible for damages directly resulting from his (her) mistakes.
- Water & fuel consumption
You should refill the fuel tanks to the original level upon return.
Optional Expenses
- Skipper Services
All our skippers are certified local professionals who grew up in the area. They happily share their knowledge about Croatia and sailing tips. The price depends on the boat's dimensions, and the charter company's tariffs or a personal arrangement, ranging from 200 to 280 euros a day, plus food.
- Hostess or Chef Services
A sea vacation runs smoothly when there is some help on board. The hostess's duties include cooking breakfast and lunch, cleaning the cabins, looking after the children, and booking a restaurant, etc. If you want a restaurant-level menu three times a day, a chef would be your best bet. A hostess's daily fee is 200 euros, while a chef requires 250 euros per day, plus food.
- Advanced Provisioning Allowance
It ensures the smooth handling of day-to-day expenses during your charter and covers operational costs, such as fuel and water consumption, mooring fees, and other shared group expenses. Your crew will report on costs and return any unused funds to you at the end of the week. The APA is about 25-30% of the charter fee.
- Sports and fishing equipment
The most popular equipment is a SUP board (from 100 euros/week), a kayak (from 150 euros/week), fishing rods (from 50 euros/week), snorkeling masks and fins (from 10 euros/week). Many charter companies include various entertainment options in the charter fee.
We sailed in Croatia with Alexandra from Salty Miles. She made our vacation amazing! She took care of every detail from matching us with our wonderful captain Antonio to tending to our every need.
— Lisa Fey
Day by day
Preliminary Itinerary
Tasting traditional cuisine and sampling the best Croatian wines during a relaxed sailing around Dubrovnik.
Day 1 | Saturday
Airport pick-up and transfer to the marina. Yacht reception and check-in after 4 p.m. Introduction to the crew and onboard safety briefing.Dubrovnik – Kobas
We'll be starting our tour with a short sunset crossing. While savoring a delicious dinner cooked by our chef, we can get to know each other better and tune in for a week of leisure and gastronomic indulgence.
Day 2 | Sunday
Kobas – Trstenik
The southern side of the Peljesac peninsula is home to one of the most picturesque landscapes of South Dalmatia. Unique terrain has turned this locality into a region growing vineyards of the noble Plavac Mali variety and making the most highly rated Croatian wines: Dingac, Postup, and Plavac Mali.
You will learn about the culture of growing vines without mechanical tools, visit wine cellars, and sample the best wines. If you wish, the evening will be the perfect time to relocate to a well-known fish restaurant boasting a terrific sea view for dinner board.
Day 3 | Monday
Trstenik – Lastovo
The Lastovo nature park is part of an archipelago consisting of 46 islands. Thanks to its remoteness from Adriatic's other famous places, it preserved its traditional customs and lore. You will discover a carnival-like festival in Poklad, the ingenious way of building chimneys, and some pirate stories.
The "Imperial Island," as Lastovo is dubbed, has a long tradition of winemaking and its own gastronomic specialties. You will be able to taste seafood delicacies made on the grill according to an old tradition, such as an eel brodet and a grilled imperial moray eel, as well as desserts—skalice, fritule, and cotognata.
Day 4 | Tuesday
Lastovo – Korcula
A sea voyage around one of the oldest monuments of Ancient times will kick off with a visit to the "deer" island of Badija, where you can feed these beautiful and wise animals and swim in the azure sea.
Later in the day, we will moor in the spectacular Lumbarda Bay and sample some of the 2,300-year-old wines.
In the evening, we will stroll along the streets of one of the oldest towns of the Adriatic, Korcula, telling the story of the legendary seafarer Marco Polo and the Moreska sword dance.
Day 5 | Wednesday
Korcula – Mljet National Park – Elafiti Islands
The greenest island of Croatia, with 72% of the land covered with trees, is known for its two salt lakes connected to the sea by a narrow channel and for the mongooses that inhabit it.
After an exciting walk and a delicious lunch, we'll set sail again. On this day, our exploration of the scenic Elafiti Islands, which received their name because they resemble the shape of a deer, will finish with a visit to Sipan Island. This quiet, picturesque place framed by rocky hills, thick pinewoods, and agaves will help you recharge your batteries before the next eventful day.
Day 6 | Thursday
Sipan – Ston
This day will bring many amazing discoveries. One of them is a walk on the Walls of Ston, which are second only to the Great Wall of China in terms of length.
Ston is considered the best place for oyster sampling, and rightly so. And that is precisely where we will be heading after an exciting tour of the old town and the city wall. During the sampling, you will learn how to grow shellfish and will be able to taste them with a glass of aromatic wine.
A dinner from our chef featuring local delicacies before a voyage to Dubrovnik will perfectly complement an overall joyful day.
Day 7 | Friday
Dubrovnik – Slano
Discovering Dubrovnik is like traveling back in time. Upon descending the yacht, you will find yourself in the distant year 972, when the old city was a standalone island separated from the sea only by a narrow canal.
You will experience a tour of the old town with a guide followed by some free time so that you have enough time to savor the breathtaking views and feel the spirit of the Ancient Rome times.
After checking out from the yacht in the evening, we will share impressions of our sea voyage with each other while having dinner and admiring a gorgeous sunset in a local restaurant atop a hill.
Day 8 | Saturday
A delicious breakfast spiced up with friendly jokes will conclude our trip. At 9 a.m., we will check out, hug each other, and fly away with warm memories until the next time onboard.
Itinerary Highlights
Tasting traditional cuisine and sampling excellent Croatian wines during a relaxed yacht week.
Best View—from the Adriatic
Swimming in the Cleanest Water & Gorgeous Sunsets
Marco Polo's Homeland & Traditional Sword Dance
Excellent Wines and Oysters
Deers on the Badija Island
Second Longest Fortress walls in the World
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