Luxury Yacht Week from Split to Dubrovnik

Cruising out of the Port of Split, we head towards our first swim stop. Nothing beats that first jump into the stunning Adriatic Sea. After a few hours relaxing and swimming, we head for the town of Trogir, known for its beautiful architecture with churches dating back to the 13th century. After some time to explore, tonight we get to know each other over a welcome dinner onboard.

The small and charming town of Jelsa was once the centre for shipbuilding and trade for the island of Hvar. From here, the best wines, olive oil and dried fish from Hvar would make their way around Europe. After a lazy day of sailing and swimming, we head to a local family winery on the island to try some of Hvar’s famous produce. Spend the evening at one of the town’s waterfront restaurants or bars.

A short sail around the north of Hvar brings us to yet another beautiful swim stop for a morning of leisure. Later, we head to explore the beautifully well-retained Venetian town of Hvar which was once an important military stronghold. Visit the medieval Španjola Fortress, which has watched over the town since the 13th century, and enjoy the postcard views of the town and surrounding islands. Watch the sunset tonight with a cocktail in hand at one of Hvar’s waterfront bars or day clubs.

Today we make a stop at the Blue Cave of Biševo where a small boat takes trips in to see the spectacular blue water.

Vis is one of the most outer-lying islands on the Dalmatian Coast. Cut off from the rest of the world for decades as a Yugoslav military base, the island retains a slow and relaxed vibe. After visiting the Blue Cave, the afternoon leaves plenty of time to swim and explore the idyllic and charming town of Komiža, our port for the evening.

We continue south to the island of Korčula, with some swimming along the way. Famous for its beautiful old town, local wines and as the birthplace of the explorer Marco Polo, Korčula is set against the dramatic mountain backdrop of the Pelješac Peninsula. Spend the afternoon exploring the beautiful streets, markets and jewelery stores before dinner or a cocktail with a view.

After a short sail, we spend the morning exploring the beautiful Mljet National Park, where lush pine forests surround two salt water lakes. There is the option to cycle or kayak around the lakes, and even visit the island Monastery of St Mary.

After lunch onboard and a relaxed afternoon, we will anchor in a secluded bay to enjoy the Captain’s Dinner on-board and (hopefully) toast to a spectacular sunset.

After a final swim, we cruise into the incredible UNESCO World Heritage protected city of Dubrovnik. You will see why it is known as the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic’, with its spectacular city walls, rich history, and vibrant dining and nightlife. More recently the city has become famous as the setting of King’s Landing in Game of Thrones, and an optional historical walking tour with a local guide is available. Tonight we celebrate the week that was with an optional dinner and night out at the famous Club Revelin.

Check out is after breakfast on this final morning.