Embarkation Port: Dubrovnik Disembarkation Port: Dubrovnik Duration: 7 Nights / 8 Days
Sipan– Miljet Island – Lastovo Island - Korcula - Trestenik – Peljesac Peninsula - Nationalpark Miljet – Zaton
Day 1: Dubrovnik – Sipan
Boarding starts from 5:00 pm in Dubrovnik Marina. Here you will be greeted by your agency and crew. After a welcome cocktail and a small aperatif, you will be informed about the route and life on board. For the first overnight stay, we travel to the “Golden Island”, one of the most popular islands due to its size and magnificent views. Here you will discover many historic sites and the city, where countless churches are decorated with a postcard. Despite its popularity, Sipan retains its elegance and original feel, while you can also experience the wild nature of the city by navigating the lively streets.
Day 2: Sipan – Miljet Island
After breakfast, the journey continues to the most beautiful island in the Adriatic Sea. Miljet is a wonderful honeymoon place with its art and history texture where you can enjoy culture and tranquility. Take a walk in the kilometer-long forests, see the seawater lakes with your own imagination. While contemplating the magnificent nature and beaches of this unique island, indulge in the pleasure of wine, goat cheese and olives, which are the island's local flavors. In this region you have enough time for swimming and lazing around. Dinner and overnight will be here in a nice quite bay.
Day 3: Miljet island – Lastovo Island
After breakfast, we continue chartering. Today we will sail to Lastovo Island. This region has a population of just 835 people and has 46 beautiful islets! The locals are mainly engaged in fishing. If you like seafood, be sure to try these! the activities here are endless, including hiking or biking. Diving is becoming more and more popular due to shipwrecks and the rich biodiversity under the sea. Meals and overnight accommodation will be made in the area.
Day 4: Lastovo Island – Korcula
Korčula; it is known by the nickname “Little Dubrovnik” due to its many historical ruins and cultural atmosphere. This town has strong traditions like religious ceremonies, folk dances and the best croatian wines made from pošip grapes. Enjoy the real city by strolling through the lush olive groves, bustling villages and lush vineyards. If you prefer to walk, you will find not only first-class hiking trails but also mountain bike stages! Today we anchor in a very nice bay in the area.
Day 5: Korcula - Trestenik – Peljesac Peninsula
Find this jewel in a south facing bay surrounded by lush hills and beautiful beaches. Especially those interested in wine will not miss this destination, because here is the wine house grgic vina, which was founded by a croatian immigrant. You are welcome to participate in a wine tour. The combination of steep mountains, remote terrain and undulating valleys make this place desirable. You can also take your time today and swim in the beautiful waters. You are also welcome to explore the surrounding area by canoe.
Day 6: Peljesac Peninsula – Nationalpark Mljet
Mljet park is an attractive sightseeing stop with its walking trails, historical atmosphere and many activities such as cycling and climbing. In mljet park you can visit the monastery, which is a work of baroque architecture, and visit the mill by the lakes, near which there is also a restaurant. If you dare, you are welcome to climb and jump into the sea in this nature park.
Day 7: Peljesac Peninsula – Zaton
Zaton, which literally means bay, with its wind-protected location is the perfect place to sunbathe on the beach and take peaceful walks in the pine forests. Surrounded by small islands with sandy beaches, this beautiful island draws attention as it resembles the "millionaires' beach" of southern France. Zaton is a popular travel destination where many famous people buy summer houses. You can do water sports in zaton or spend the whole day on the beach if you want. Dinner will be served on the boat.
Day 8: Dubrovnik
After breakfast and a farewell ceremony at around 9:00 am you will be asked to leave the yacht.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Cruise itineraries are given as a general guide only and may have to be changed without prior notice and are dependent on weather and docking conditions. Your captain has the final say.