Croatia: Split to Dubrovnik

Dalmatian islands, ancient cities, and the clearest waters in the Adriatic

Croatia: Split to Dubrovnik
Duration
7 Days
Embarkation
Split (ACI Marina Split)
Disembarkation
Dubrovnik (ACI Marina Dubrovnik)
Best season
May – October
Total distance
130 NM

Overview

Croatia's Dalmatian Coast is one of the Mediterranean's most beautiful yacht charter destinations — over a thousand islands scattered along a coastline of ancient cities, hidden coves, and crystal-clear waters. This 7-day itinerary follows the classic route from Split to Dubrovnik, island-hopping through the best of the Adriatic.

Highlights

  • Split's Diocletian Palace
  • Hvar's lavender fields
  • Vis — filming location of Mamma Mia 2
  • Korčula — birthplace of Marco Polo
  • Mljet National Park lakes
  • Dubrovnik's medieval walls

Day by day

  1. Day 1: Split — Diocletian's Legacy

    Split

    Morning: Arrive at Split Airport and transfer to ACI Marina. Board your yacht in the shadow of Diocletian's Palace.

    Afternoon: Explore the 1,700-year-old Diocletian's Palace — a living monument where restaurants, shops, and homes occupy the ancient Roman structure. Visit the Cathedral of St. Domnius.

    Evening: Dinner at Zoi, a Michelin-recommended restaurant in the palace walls, serving modern Dalmatian cuisine.

  2. Day 2: Brač — Golden Horn Beach

    Split → Brač · 15 nm

    Morning: Cruise to Brač, the largest island in central Dalmatia. Anchor at Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn), a stunning spit of white pebble beach.

    Afternoon: Swim and windsurf at Zlatni Rat. Visit the Blaca Hermitage, a monastery carved into the cliffside. Taste local olive oil and wine.

    Evening: Dinner at Konoba Kopačina in Donji Humac, a traditional stone restaurant serving lamb under the bell (peka).

  3. Day 3: Hvar — Lavender Island

    Brač → Hvar · 12 nm

    Morning: Cruise to Hvar, the sunniest island in Croatia. Anchor in Hvar Town's glamorous harbour.

    Afternoon: Explore Hvar Town — the Renaissance square, the Fortica fortress with panoramic views, and the Franciscan Monastery. Visit the Pakleni Islands for swimming.

    Evening: Hvar's nightlife is legendary — cocktails at Hula Hula beach bar, dinner at Giaxa, then drinks at Carpe Diem.

  4. Day 4: Vis — Untouched Beauty

    Hvar → Vis · 20 nm

    Morning: Cruise to Vis, Croatia's most remote inhabited island and filming location of Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again.

    Afternoon: Visit the Blue Cave on Biševo island — the light creates an ethereal blue glow inside. Explore Komiža fishing village and swim at Stiniva Beach (voted Europe's best).

    Evening: Dinner at Konoba Bako in Komiža, serving the freshest Adriatic seafood in a traditional stone cellar.

  5. Day 5: Korčula — Marco Polo's Island

    Vis → Korčula · 25 nm

    Morning: Cruise to Korčula, the alleged birthplace of Marco Polo. The medieval walled town is a miniature Dubrovnik.

    Afternoon: Explore the Old Town — Marco Polo's house, St. Mark's Cathedral, and the herringbone street pattern designed to channel breezes. Wine tasting at local vineyards (Pošip and Grk).

    Evening: Dinner at LD Restaurant, a Michelin-starred restaurant on the waterfront with creative Dalmatian cuisine.

  6. Day 6: Mljet — National Park

    Korčula → Mljet · 22 nm

    Morning: Cruise to Mljet, one of the greenest and most beautiful islands in the Adriatic. Enter the Mljet National Park.

    Afternoon: Kayak on the saltwater lakes (Veliko and Malo Jezero). Visit the 12th-century Benedictine monastery on St. Mary's Island in the middle of the lake.

    Evening: Dinner aboard anchored in the national park, surrounded by ancient pine forests.

  7. Day 7: Dubrovnik — Pearl of the Adriatic

    Mljet → Dubrovnik · 25 nm

    Morning: Cruise to Dubrovnik. The approach by sea — medieval walls rising from the water — is one of the Mediterranean's great arrivals.

    Afternoon: Walk the city walls, explore the Stradun, visit the Rector's Palace, and ride the cable car to Mount Srđ for panoramic views.

    Evening: Farewell dinner at 360°, a Michelin-starred restaurant on the city walls overlooking the old harbour.

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