7-Day Sailing Itinerary from Dubrovnik

Begin your yacht charter holiday from the picturesque city of Dubrovnik. Set sail for the tranquil Okuklje, nestled on the northern shore of the island of Mljet. Drop anchor in the sheltered bay of Okuklje, a haven for sailors, protected from weather conditions. If you are feeling adventurous, hike in the hills surrounding the bay, offering breathtaking views of the Adriatic and the verdant countryside. Immerse yourself in the laid-back ambience of this charming coastal village. Wander along the waterfront promenade, lined with quaint restaurants and cafes. For dinner, indulge in the region's flavours, savouring freshly caught seafood and local delicacies.

Depart Okuklje and sail towards Polače, the largest and safest bay on the island of Mljet. The bay is sheltered by the four small islands of Tajnik, Moračnik, Ovrata and Kobrava. For history enthusiasts, you can explore the ancient ruins of a Roman palace, dating back to the 5th century AD. Lemon trees grow beside the ancient walls. For adventure seekers, rent bicycles to explore the island's hidden gems or paddle through crystal clear waters by kayak. Visit Paljevina Beach, relax and unwind on its soft golden sands. Taste the local cuisine, to end your second day of your yacht charter in Croatia.

Sailing from Mljet, head towards Zaklopatica, a small bay on the northern part of the Latsovo coastline. The bay is sheltered by a nearby islet, providing a peaceful retreat facing Korcula. has many restaurants, konoba and cafes. The bay is connected by an asphalted road to both Ubli and Lastovo villages. Explore vineyards, churches, and nearby islands, all within reach. Foodies will delight in the seafood offerings of Zaklopatica's restaurants and cafes. Keep an eye out for sea turtles and enjoy snorkeling in the clear waters.

Leave Lastovo and hoist your sails for Korčula, an island known for its natural beauty and rich wine culture. The island also boasts beautiful beaches, endless olive groves and unique dining specialities. Explore the charming old town, known as mini-Dubrovnik. The medieval town has a quirky charcacter and boasts narrow streets and colourful flowers. Discover St Mark's Cathedral in the central square, and don't miss Tintoretto's paintings, which are architectural jewels from the Gothic-Renaissance era. Visit superb, soft sands and shallow waters near Lumbarda, such as Raznjic Penisula, Beach Vela Przina, Samograd Bay, Beach Bacva. In the evening, taste the unique flavour of Korcula’s most renowned vino, Pošip.

Depart Korčula and sail towards Sobra, a small Mljet island bay used as a fishing harbour for nearby Babino Polje. The picturesque village stretches along a harbour with several restaurants and a bustling market. It is also the starting point of the 43 km long Mljet hiking trail, ideal for all who enjoy Mediterranean landscapes.

Embark from the tranquil bay of Sobra to Ston, situated on the eastern tip of the island. The secluded bay is sheltered from the Bura and Maestral winds, offering a calm place to anchor. Thanks to its secluded position, the bay boasts consistently warm waters throughout the year, perfect for swimming. Ston is renowned for its picturesque sandy beaches, including Velika and Mala Saplunara, as well as Blaca. These pristine stretches of shoreline, framed by dense pine woods, offer an idyllic setting for relaxation on your yacht charter holiday.

On the final day of your yacht charter holiday, make the return journey to Dubrovnik, the jewel of the Adriatic. After your yacht charter holiday, take the opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant culture of this coastal gem. Begin by exploring the historic Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its ancient walls, labyrinthine streets, and charming architecture. Wander along the paved limestone streets, meandering through hidden alleyways adorned with centuries-old buildings and picturesque squares. Watch the sunset from the city walls to end an amazing sailing holiday.