Spend this first day in Venice at the quay near St. Marks Square.
DAY 2 Venice - Rovinj 65 MILES
Rovinj
Relaxed Rovinj (approximately 65 nm) is a picturesque town on Croatia’s northwest coast and borders Slovenia. Known for its proscuitto, excellent wines and abundant seafood, Rovinj offers an excellent culinary introduction to Croatia. Nearby Lim fjord, known for its oyster breeding, is an area of outstanding natural beauty and perhaps one of the most beautiful fjords on the Adriatic coast.
DAY 3 Rovinj - Brijuni 15 MILES
Brijuni
Stop to enjoy the beauty of the national park of Brijuni (approximately 15 nm), known for its rich harmony of flora and fauna, historical monuments and fine hotels. The stone from Brijuni has been used since Roman times on many buildings in Pula, Trieste, Venice and Vienna.
DAY 4 Brijuni - Zadar
Zadar
Zadar (perhaps an overnight cruise) is the main city in northern Croatia and dates back to the 9th century BC. Traces of different cultures over the centuries are evident by the several layers of its city walls, preservation of Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque monuments and a historical collection of the Church’s silver and gold.
DAY 5 Zadar - Kornati National Park
Kornati National Park
The nearby Kornati National Park comprises an archipelago of hundreds of small islands, which offer its visitors the exceptional beauty of untouched wilderness. The lure of the sea bed below your yacht will add an entirely new dimension, for the reefs, steep pinnacles, fissures and caverns create an incomparable color palette.
DAY 6 Kornati National Park
Kornati National Park
The nearby Kornati National Park comprises an archipelago of hundreds of small islands, which offer its visitors the exceptional beauty of untouched wilderness. The lure of the sea bed below your yacht will add an entirely new dimension, for the reefs, steep pinnacles, fissures and caverns create an incomparable color palette.
DAY 7 Kornati National Park - Sibenik 40 MILES
Sibenik
Boasting a magnificent view from the sea and hidden among the St.Ana Channel at the mouth of the Krka River lies the fortressed village of Sibenik, an approximate 40 nm sail from the Kornati National Park. This is an historical, festival town known for its rich cultural and sporting events. The quality wines from nearby vineyards and the waterfalls that cascade within the nearby National Park only enhance this town’s identity.
DAY 8 Sibenik - Trogir 80 MILES
Trogir
Trogir (approximately 80 nm) is located in the center of Croatia’s coastline and situated on an islet between the mainland’s rolling hills and Ciovo island. Settled as a Greek colony, it is one of the oldest mediaeval towns in Croatia. Split is the economic and administrative center of “middle Dalmatia,” settled at the end of the 3rd century AD when the Roman Emperor Diocletian built his palace. The Emperor’s well-preserved palace and several historical museums form the heart of Split’s cultural district.
DAY 9 Trogir
Trogir
Trogir (approximately 80 nm) is located in the center of Croatia’s coastline and situated on an islet between the mainland’s rolling hills and Ciovo island. Settled as a Greek colony, it is one of the oldest mediaeval towns in Croatia. Split is the economic and administrative center of “middle Dalmatia,” settled at the end of the 3rd century AD when the Roman Emperor Diocletian built his palace. The Emperor’s well-preserved palace and several historical museums form the heart of Split’s cultural district.
DAY 10 Trogir - Hvar 30 MILES
Hvar
An approximate 30 nm sail brings you to the island of Hvar, one of the longest Adriatic islands and host to lavender fields, olive groves and vineyards. Settled in the 4th century BC, Hvar features architectural monuments from ancient Greece through the Renaissance. Its natural landscapes are magnificent and due to its mild winter climate and rich subtropical vegetation, it is also known as the Croatian Madeira.
DAY 11 Hvar - Scedr 15 MILES
Scedr
The wooded island of Scedr (approximately 15 nm) is home to archeological sites both on the island and its surrounding sea bed. Visit the remains of the Dominican monastery “Our Lady of Mercy” dated from 1465. Leave late afternoon for the island of Korcula, an approximate 25 nm passage, where it is believed the famous travel writer Marco Polo was born. In addition to its vineyards and olive trees, quiet coves and beaches sprinkled along its southern coast, Korcula is host to many legends, tales and archaeological monuments. DAY 12 Scedr - Mljet 35 MILES
Mljet
About 35 nm from Korcula is the island of Mljet, the greenest and most densely wooded in the Adriatic, lies parallel to the Peljesac Peninsula. According to legend, Odysseus was cast by the sea onto the island of Mljet and ended up in the arms of Calypso. A third of the island is national park, making this an ideal spot to swim and sunbathe, or rent a bike and ride around the park. The anchorage lies within a fjord, which is ideal for water sports and shoreside excursions.
DAY 13 Mljet - Dubrovnik 45 MILES
Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik (approximately 45 nm) is considered the jewel of Croatia and is best known for its well-preserved historical center contained within 13th century city walls, its terracotta rooftops, and its stunning location overlooking the Adriatic. Late afternoon, steam to Cavtat, an attractive and historical seaside resort.
DAY 14 Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik (approximately 45 nm) is considered the jewel of Croatia and is best known for its well-preserved historical center contained within 13th century city walls, its terracotta rooftops, and its stunning location overlooking the Adriatic. Late afternoon, steam to Cavtat, an attractive and historical seaside resort.
RETURN DAY Cavtat Dubrovnik’s airport
Cavtat
Depart from Cavtat, one of the closest towns to Dubrovnik’s airport
