Combine the best of Croatia – explore both Split & Dubrovnik sailing region. Spend your time sailing the Adriatic Coast, making stops along your tour to explore the islands and towns of Split and Dubrovnik sailing region. Sailing Croatia from Split to Dubrovnik is a beautiful way to see more of Croatia in a shorter period of time. Visit Brac, Hvar, Lastovo, Korcula, Mljet & Elaphiti islands.
Day 1. Start in Split, Croatia (or surrounding area) and sail to Milna on island Brac.
Milna is one of those typical Mediterranean fishing villages they don't make anymore. In the past Milna cove was used as a safe shipping harbor for a famous Brac stone when Diocletian’s Palace was being built in Split.
Day 2. Sail to Hvar Town, island Hvar, Croatia
A town as from a fairy- tale because its architecture, wonderful nature and its mild climate. Everybody can find in Hvar all what gives peace to the soul and relaxation to the body. Visit Hvar’s fort Fortica and experience an unforgettable panoramic view of the city of Hvar, its surroundings and the Pakleni islands.
Day 3. Sail to island Lastovo, Croatia
National park with its 46 small islands, 46 churches and chapels, 46 vineyards and surrounding sandbanks, is a genuine heaven for lovers of nature, sailing, good food and wine, fishers who angle for tuna and other trophy fish.
Day 4. Sail to island Korcula, Croatia
Korcula Old Town is the main attraction of Korcula – a medieval walled city positioned on a oval-shaped swelling of land pointing deep into Peljesac Channel. The Old Town itself is grooved with a succession of narrow streets that branch off the spine of the main street like the fish bone.
Day 5. Sailing to Island Mljet, Croatia
Mljet National Park is a large area that borders two salt water lakes (Large and Small Lake). Right in the middle of the Large Lake there is a small island / islet Melita (St. Marija) with large building of a Benedictine monastery, erected there in he 12th century.
Day 6. Sail to Elaphiti islands, Croatia
On the western side of Dubrovnik, in its immediate surroundings there is the finest Dubrovnik archipelago called Elaphite (in Greek meaning the Deer Islands), closely bound to Dubrovnik and its entire past. The islands are covered with characteristic Mediterranean evergreen vegetation.
Day 7. Sail to Dubrovnik, Croatia
The Walls of Dubrovnik are a series of defensive stone walls surrounding the city of Dubrovnik in southern Croatia. With numerous additions and modifications throughout their history, they have been considered to be amongst the great fortification systems of the Middle Ages.
One-way fee is extra € 550,00 – € 1.600,00 (depending on exact starting and arrival port and the particular boat).
See more of Split sailing itineraries here:
Split Sailing Itinerary A - approximately 110 NM
Split Sailing Itinerary B - approximately 145 NM
Split to Dubrovnik Sailing Itinerary (14 days) - approximately 275 NM
Hop from island to island, sail and see the best from Split to Dubrovnik!
