Split  Bol

Your Sail Croatia Split to Dubrovnik journey begins at midday in Split Harbour. After meeting your crew and fellow travellers, we set sail along the Dalmatian coastline toward the island of Brač.

Enjoy your first lunch on board as the Adriatic opens up around you, followed by a refreshing swim stop in turquoise waters. By afternoon, we arrive in Bol, home to the iconic Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) beach, famous for its ever-changing shape.

Wander through local markets, relax on the beach, or watch windsurfers take advantage of the coastal breeze; the perfect introduction to Croatia sailing tours. 

Bol  Hvar

We depart in the morning toward the Pakleni Islands for lunch and swimming in secluded coves before continuing to Hvar  one of the most popular stops on any Sailing Croatia route.

Spend your afternoon exploring the historic old town, climbing to the hilltop fortress for panoramic island views, or relaxing in the main square. As evening falls, Hvar’s famous nightlife comes alive, making this a highlight of any Croatia boat cruise.

Hvar  Makarska

Leaving the islands behind, we sail back to the mainland toward Makarska, the energetic heart of the Makarska Riviera.

After lunch, thrill-seekers can join an optional Cetina River rafting excursion, while others enjoy free time exploring the old town, strolling the waterfront, or relaxing on the beach beneath the dramatic Biokovo mountain range.

Makarska offers the perfect mix of action and relaxation a key reason it features on many best sail Croatia routes.

Makarska

Today we remain docked in Makarska, giving you a full day to experience everything the town has to offer.

Choose an optional zipline adventure over the Cetina River, try watersports like jet skiing or parasailing, or spend a laid-back day swimming, shopping, and soaking up the Adriatic sun.

In the evening, sample local cuisine and enjoy Makarska’s buzzing nightlife  from relaxed bars to unique venues carved into the cliffs.

Makarska  Korčula

We say goodbye to Makarska and sail south toward Korčula, often called “Little Dubrovnik” and known as the birthplace of Marco Polo.

After lunch and a swim near Lumbarda Bay, we dock in Korčula Old Town. A guided orientation introduces you to medieval streets, ancient stone walls, and centuries of maritime history.

Later, enjoy a local wine tasting, discovering why Croatian wines are gaining international recognition. Sunset cocktails inside a historic fort tower provide one of the most memorable evenings of the trip.

Korčula  Mljet National Park

Today’s sailing takes us toward the tranquil island of Mljet, with a swim stop along the Pelješac Peninsula en route.

In the afternoon, we explore Mljet National Park, famous for its saltwater lakes and peaceful landscapes. You can visit the monastery on St. Mary’s Island or simply relax in nature before docking overnight in Polača or Pomena.

This slower pace highlights another side of Croatia sailing holidays  calm, green, and restorative.

Mljet  Dubrovnik

After breakfast, we sail toward Dubrovnik  the grand finale of your Sail Croatia Dubrovnik experience.

Arriving in the afternoon, you can explore independently or join a guided city tour. Walk the famous city walls, ride the cable car to Mount Srđ for panoramic views, or relax at a cliffside bar overlooking the Adriatic.

Celebrate your final night with fresh seafood, historic streets, and one of Europe’s most exciting nightlife scenes.

Dubrovnik

After breakfast, it’s time to say farewell as you continue your travels through Europe; taking unforgettable memories of one of the best Croatia boat tours with you.