
Inspiring Itinerary
7 Days Cruising the Dalmatian Coast
Itinerary summary
About
Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast stretches over 400 miles along the Adriatic Sea, boasting more than a thousand islands, islets, and reefs. It is famous for its stunning islands, clear blue seas, and charming old towns. This coastline is one of the most captivating places in the Mediterranean to explore by yacht. With peaceful bays perfect for anchoring and lively ports full of life just around the corner, every day brings something new. On this 7-day yacht charter, you’ll explore iconic islands like Brač, Hvar, Korčula, Vis, and Šolta, each with its own unique character and treasures. Starting and ending in Split, this itinerary perfectly captures the magic of Dalmatia by sea.




Split
The gateway to Croatia’s island treasures
Croatia's second largest city is one of the most exciting and glitzy parts of Europe. The beautiful Adriatic Sea and towering mountains provide a stunning backdrop for this chic port city. The palm-lined waterfront complements the city's impressive old town, which was built around a Roman palace and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Split's picturesque location is the ideal setting for luxury yachting, with something for everyone, be it on the water or land. Inviting bays and pebble beaches away from the bustling old town are perfect to anchor and swim, and you're only a short cruise from the islands of Solta, Brac, Hvar, Lastovo, and the blue lagoon at Krknjaš Island. After boarding your luxury yacht at Port Hercules, settle in and enjoy welcome champagne as your crew prepares for departure.

Brac
The limestone jewel of Croatia
Delicious food, stunning scenery, calm waters, gorgeous beaches, and the hospitality of the locals are just a few of the reasons to visit Brac, which also boasts a rich culture and history. The island's largest town, Supetar, is beautiful and charming, but also very busy compared to the rest of the island. Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) is the main beach and is known for its distinctive shape and the pristine waters on both its northern and southern ends. Every afternoon in the summer, there is a refreshing breeze, making this a fantastic location for windsurfing and kitesurfing. Bra's cuisine is well-known for its blend of traditional dishes and Mediterranean culinary influences, u sing the olive oil and wine from the area, chefs created dozens of mouthwatering seafood dishes.

Hvar
Sunniest spot in Croatia
Known as Croatia's sunniest island, there's nothing brighter than a stopover in Hvar on your luxury yacht adventure. Whether you're enjoying an afternoon of eating and drinking at Hula Hula Beach Bar or dancing the night away at the open-all-night Carpe Diem; a trip to Hvar cannot overlook some old fashioned beach hopping. Visit the crystal-watered coves of the Pakleni Islands - just offshore Hvar town - the picture-perfect bay of Gromin Dolac or the pine-framed Zarace Beach. For a different vantage point, head to the hilltop Spanish Fortress for stunning panoramic views.

Korcula
A fortress island rich in tradition
Visitors to Korčula often say it is where the glamour of the Mediterranean meets the charm of a tropical island. Korcula, is best known for its majestic medieval walls and towers that enclose the picturesque harbor and the gorgeous old town village. You can also visit nearby beaches like Vela Przina, which is a popular for swimming and sunbathing. Depending on your itinerary, you can also make a day trip to the nearby islands of Hvar or Mljet, both known for their beautiful beaches and crystal-clear waters. Head ashore for the evening and toast to the stunning sunset with a cocktail at Massimo, then dine on exquisite local cuisine and premium wine at LD Terrace. Get ready for an unforgettable experience straight out of a fairytale.

Vis
A remote hideaway with wartime secrets
A picturesque hamlet that boasts enchanting cobblestone streets and a quiet atmosphere, perfect for unwinding in charming cafes and eateries. The Vis town embodies the island's unhurried pace, proudly displaying a wealth of heritage heirlooms, including churches, the formidable Fortica fortress, Our Lady’s Battalion & Museum, and the intriguing Archaeological Museum. History enthusiasts can revel in exploring ancient relics such as the Issa town walls, the Roman theater, and the captivating Necropolis of Issa, making Vis a culturally rich and thoroughly delightful destination. And, be sure not to miss a leisurely evening stroll through Kut, the town's time-honored center, for a truly celestial experience.

Solta
An authentic island untouched by crowds
Want the beauty of Croatia without the hordes of tourists? You're in the right place! Just a stone's throw from Split is an under-the-radar paradise known for its pristine waters and local honey. Discover the allure of Maslinica, a charming port village with a famous castle-turned-luxury-hotel. A visit to Agroturizam Ktelanac - a family-run winery and olive oil farm - is also worth disembarking for. If you can't help but wonder where the crowds are, they're probably at Konoba Momcin Dvor - a bustling tavern with no actual menu and a die-hard local fan base.

Split
A historic farewell along the Dalmatian coast
Croatia’s vibrant coastal hub offers the perfect finale to your yacht journey. Split’s lively harbor buzzes with energy, surrounded by stunning views of the Adriatic and rugged mountains. The city’s UNESCO-listed old town invites you to wander through its historic streets one last time, soaking in Roman and medieval charm. Beyond the city, peaceful bays and pebble beaches offer calm waters to relax and swim before disembarking. From here, the rhythm of Dalmatian island life fades into memory, making Split the ideal place to celebrate the end of your sailing adventure.