PRIVATE YACHT TOURS

Upon arriving at Split Airport, your included Airport Transfer will transport you to ACI Marina, where your Private Yacht Tour will begin! If you arrive earlier than check in time, check out the beautiful Old Town of Split, located a short stroll away. Split is well known for its stunning Diocletian's Palace, a 4th Century structure created by the Roman emperor, Diocletian.

Once home to thousands, its sprawling remains include more than 200 buildings, cobbled stone streets and charming courtyards, cafes, galleries and cafes all waiting to be explored!

This is also a good time to purchase any food, toiletries, or other supplies you’ll need for the week. We would only recommend purchasing enough for the first day or two as there are plenty of stores at each destination to stock up on food throughout the week.

The island of Brac is the largest of the Dalmatian islands, however the town of Milna oozes old world charm and a relaxing atmosphere. Famous for its native Mediterranean pine trees, the town is surrounded by many beautiful secluded bays, perfect for relaxing and swimming.

With a handful of local, restaurants in Milna, you’re bound to experience authentic Croatian cuisine at its finest.

Set sail from Milna and head towards Hvar - one of the most talked about destinations in Croatia. If you’ve never been before, it won’t take you long to understand why everyone loves it here.

Hvar’s 2,000+ hours of sunshine each year, buzzing nightlife and spectacular fortress with breath-taking views (follow the footpath and take the climb - you will not be disappointed) make this a place you will never forget!

Hvar is home to some of Croatia’s best nightlife, and you’ll discover no end of bars and clubs that will keep you out into the early hours or the morning.

If the marina in Hvar Town is full, you can dock in nearby Palmizana Bay. It is a short water taxi ride away from Hvar, and is often used by travellers spending the night in Hvar.

This is also a cheaper option with regards to docking fees than staying in the centre of Hvar itself.

Say goodbye to Hvar island, as you set sail for your next destination! Along the way, we’ll stop near the beautiful Šćedro island, where a stunning bay awaits you for a perfect dip in the sea!

After our swim stop, we’ll continue onto Korcula. This destination is certainly something to get excited about, with a fishbone shaped Old Town, abundance of history, and a plethora of seaside cafes, restaurants and bars.

Often referred to as a ‘mini Dubrovnik’ the compact Old Town bears a striking resemblance to Dubrovnik, and is the perfect destination to get lost in its twisting alleyways and narrow streets. Make sure to sample a freshly caught seafood dinner, before taking your pick of ample bars and nightclubs that ooze an eclectic atmosphere after the sun has set.

Korcula is famous for being the birthplace of Marco Polo (a friendly rivalry with the Venetians, who also claim Marco Polo was born in Venice!) and you can visit the Marco Polo museum in Korcula’s Old Town. Korcula is one stop on your itinerary that makes for an intriguing and memorable stay.

After a short sail (with a beautiful swim stop, of course!), you’ll leave Korcula behind, and arrive at your next destination; the island of Lastovo.

This island sits in the quaint Zaklopatica bay and is surrounded on all sides by an abundance of emerald green forest, creating a stunning contrast between the forest and the sea.

This natural bay is the perfect destination to spend a relaxed evening swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying traditional Dalmatian cuisine in small, locally run restaurants. Lastovo town is only 2 kilometers away from Zaklopatica Bay, meaning practicalities such as ATMs and mini supermarkets are close by, but far enough to provide the ultimate in peace and quiet. Be sure to check out Lastovo’s medieval stone houses that date back to the 14th century - and get a taste of authentic Croatia.

Today we’ll sail north toward the island of Vis. A charming and elegant island, Vis is mostly known for its military background (it was a strategic military post in WWII), traditional way of life, and stunning natural phenomena; the Blue Caves.

Vis was once known as the “Forbidden Island” and was off limits to foreigners until 1992. Today, the island has an exciting military history with plenty of defenses and bunkers to discover and is growing into a vibrant tourist destination. A benefit of the lack of tourism until 20 years ago, is that a traditional way of life has been maintained, providing an interesting insight into authentic Croatia, preserved buildings and a thriving fishing community.

Renting a bike or scooter is a great way to get around on Vis and really take in this delightfully scenic island, streaked with vineyards, charming villages, and sun-soaked mountains.

Today we’ll leave the island of Hvar behind and head back for one more night on Brac, this time in the village of Bobovisca. Few people have heard of Bobovisca, and even fewer have been, but this small village located on the island of Brac is indeed a hidden gem.

Situated in the pine-covered Vicja Luka valley, you’ll fall so in love with its peaceful, scenic surroundings and pristine turquoise water, that you’ll struggle to keep this one a secret. A town of only 70 inhabitants, Bobovisca is best enjoyed with good conversation and a glass of local wine in hand, as you listen to the lapping of waves and watch the sun set.

Round off your week with a leisurely sail back to ACI Marina, Split. If you would like to celebrate the last night of your sailing experience, you couldn’t be in a better place! Split has no shortage of restaurants, bars and nightclubs for every taste. If you haven’t already explored the beautiful city of Split, we’d recommend discovering Diocletian’s Palace, located in Split’s Old Town, or hiking up to Marjan Hill for an incredible view over the Old Town.

Check out from your yacht by 8:30am, and say goodbye to your skipper and base manager.

Wherever your travels take you next, bon voyage!

Upon arriving at Dubrovnik Airport your included Airport Transfer will transport you to ACI Marina, where your Private Yacht Tour check in will begin at 2pm, for a planned departure of 3pm!

If you arrive earlier than check in time, check out the beautiful Old Town of Dubrovnik, located a short stroll away. Dubrovnik’s Old Town is wonderfully captivating, with its 1,940m long 15th century stone walls built to protect the city from invasion.

We highly recommend walking around the walls to grasp the diverse nature of this city. Walk along the Stradun, the promenade inside the old city walls and meander the alleyways to discover numerous local restaurants, shops and bars.

Leave Dubrovnik behind and head toward the island of Sipan. Oozing traditional Croatian charm, this island is the perfect destination for the first night on your Private Yacht Tour.

Find a secluded bay to swim in, stroll the quaint waterfront, or indulge in Croatian delicacies at one of the local konobas. This island is famous for its olive trees and vineyards, so make sure you don’t leave without sampling the local delicacies!

Today you’ll sail north-west to one of the most beautiful islands in Croatia, Mljet, which is actually a National Park.

The island is classed as Croatia’s greenest due to it's dense covering of Mediterranean pine forest. The National Park is famous for its two salt lakes in the north end of the island - Veliko and Malo Jezero - as well as the 12th century Benedictine monastery in the middle of Veliko. Those that wish to explore this pristine island can do so by kayaking, cycling or walking around to where the sea meets the lake. After exploring, spend your afternoon watching a magical Mljet sunset from the cockpit of your yacht with a cold drink in hand.

Say goodbye to Hvar island, as you set sail for your next destination! Along the way, we’ll stop near the beautiful Šćedro island, where a stunning bay awaits you for a perfect dip in the sea!

After our swim stop, we’ll continue onto Korcula. This destination is certainly something to get excited about, with a fishbone shaped Old Town, abundance of history, and a plethora of seaside cafes, restaurants and bars.

Often referred to as a ‘mini Dubrovnik’ the compact Old Town bears a striking resemblance to Dubrovnik, and is the perfect destination to get lost in its twisting alleyways and narrow streets. Make sure to sample a freshly caught seafood dinner, before taking your pick of ample bars and nightclubs that ooze an eclectic atmosphere after the sun has set.

Korcula is famous for being the birthplace of Marco Polo (a friendly rivalry with the Venetians, who also claim Marco Polo was born in Venice!) and you can visit the Marco Polo museum in Korcula’s Old Town. Korcula is one stop on your itinerary that makes for an intriguing and memorable stay.

After a short sail (with a beautiful swim stop, of course!), you’ll leave Korcula behind, and arrive at your next destination; the island of Lastovo.

This island sits in the quaint Zaklopatica bay and is surrounded on all sides by an abundance of emerald green forest, creating a stunning contrast between the forest and the sea.

This natural bay is the perfect destination to spend a relaxed evening swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying traditional Dalmatian cuisine in small, locally run restaurants. Lastovo town is only 2 kilometers away from Zaklopatica Bay, meaning practicalities such as ATMs and mini supermarkets are close by, but far enough to provide the ultimate in peace and quiet. Be sure to check out Lastovo’s medieval stone houses that date back to the 14th century - and get a taste of authentic Croatia.

This morning we’ll sail toward the island of Vis, one of the most outer-lying islands on the Dalmatian coast.

Vis has been used over the centuries as a strategic military port and saw action by the Allied military throughout WWII. The island has only recently opened to commercial tourism and still retains a lot of charm. Today the island is an idyllic destination, most famous for it's stunning Blue Cave, an island cave system accessible only by boat. The blue turquoise water and refracted light entering the cave make for amazing photo opportunities.

Set sail from Milna and head towards Hvar - one of the most talked about destinations in Croatia. If you’ve never been before, it won’t take you long to understand why everyone loves it here.

Hvar’s 2,000+ hours of sunshine each year, buzzing nightlife and spectacular fortress with breath-taking views (follow the footpath and take the climb - you will not be disappointed) make this a place you will never forget!

Hvar is home to some of Croatia’s best nightlife, and you’ll discover no end of bars and clubs that will keep you out into the early hours or the morning.

If the marina in Hvar Town is full, you can dock in nearby Palmizana Bay. It is a short water taxi ride away from Hvar, and is often used by travellers spending the night in Hvar.

This is also a cheaper option with regards to docking fees than staying in the centre of Hvar itself.

Round off your week with a leisurely sail back to ACI Marina, Split. If you would like to celebrate the last night of your yacht tour, you couldn’t be in a better place! Split has no shortage of restaurants, bars and nightclubs for every taste.

If you haven’t already explored the beautiful city of Split, we’d recommend discovering Diocletian’s Palace located in Split’s Old Town, or hiking up to Marjan Hill for an incredible view over the Old Town.

Check out from your yacht by 8:30am, and say goodbye to your skipper and base manager.

Wherever your travels take you next, bon voyage!