Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is the ideal base for exploring the southern end of Dalmatia, including MljetKorčula, Lastovo, and the Elaphite islands.

How to get to the area?

Dubrovnik airport handles 3.5 million passengers and had good international routes in Europe and beyond.  There are three shuttle flights per day to the capital, Zagreb, taking an hour.

Flight schedules do not necessarily coincide with yacht charters, which start on Saturdays, but this is a ‘must-see’ city. Tag some days either end of your sailing holiday and enjoy exploring Dubrovnik. When Saturday comes around you can make your way to the base marina of your chosen boat and meet up with your crew.

Where to go?

Dubrovnik is the gateway to islands around the Elaphite archipelagoMljetKorčula, and Lastovo. The National Parks of Mljet and Lastovo are idyllic, while Korčula provides culture in spades.

Sailing routes

Use Dubrovnik as a base marina to visit the nearby islands, or consider a one-way trip from Split.

Dubrovnik

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Dubrovnik This pearl of the Adriatic coast is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and should be on your 'bucket list'. There are so many highlights to see in Dubrovnik, it will take you a few days to get round them all! Arrive by sea or air One of the last remaining walled towns, its [...]

Korčula

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Marco Polo’s hometown of Korčula, justly known as 'little-Dubrovnik', will take your breath away with it's amazing medieval architecture. Walk through the fortress enclosed in stone walls with romantic cobbled streets and other hidden treasures. It is rich in vineyards and olive groves, so dinner comes served with one of the best white Croatian [...]

Lastovo

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The 46 islands around Lastovo form an archipelago that is one of Croatia's beautiful Nature parks. Like Vis to the northwest, the island of Lastovo was only recently opened to the public. It used to be a military base, therefore it has a relatively unspoiled charm. There is a mass of marine life, ancient [...]

Mljet

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Legend says Odysseus was shipwrecked on this island and he remained there, a captive of the nymph called Calypso, for 7 years. Experience the natural beauty of Mljet National Park where you can cycle, walk and kayak around the two famous saltwater lakes. The water temperature is higher than the sea, which is great [...]

Elaphite Islands

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These are a small archipelago of 13 islands and islets stretching northwest of Dubrovnik. The largest of the Elaphite islands are Koločep, Lopud, and Šipan. This trio of islands are all permanently inhabited. Koločep is a green and lush, covered with centuries’ old pine and carob woods, olive groves and gardens filled with oranges [...]