Welcome to the legendary city of Dubrovnik, a historical and unique medieval town in the south of Croatia. Dubrovnik is a beacon of history and heritage that has captured the hearts of travelers throughout the ages, and even served as the backdrop for the epic “Game of Thrones”. Take a walk on your own and discover the charm of narrow cobbled streets, the iconic city walls, and the beautiful old city.

You will meet your guides and the skipper at around 4 PM in the harbor. Once you board the sailboat, treat yourself to a welcome drink and traditional Dalmatian and Slavonian delicacies. Dinner will be served on board, perfectly complemented with the awe-inspiring surroundings.

Check-in: 4 PM
Meals: Welcome snacks, dinner on board

Wake up to freshly brewed coffee and breakfast before hiking through the old town to the highest point of Dubrovnik, Srđ. As you traverse this ancient fortification, you’ll be transported to the realm of kings and queens, dragons and intrigue. Enjoy the spectacular views from the top and, if your group decides so, have lunch in a restaurant with the most beautiful view over the city. As evening casts its enchanting spell, the city becomes yours to explore at your leisure.

Return to your catamaran and sail towards the island of Šipan — the crown jewel among the Elaphite archipelago that graces the western shores of Dubrovnik. Time has really stood still on this island, and only a few renovations of old summer houses give a hint of how we live in the 21st century. With as many as forty-three churches, this tiny island will keep you entertained without a problem.

Hiking: 8 km (5 miles)
Ascent: 430 m (1400 ft)
Meals: Breakfast and dinner on board

In the morning, sail to the island Šipan, enjoying the beauty of Šipanska Luka, once known as a summer residence for Dubrovnik aristocracy. The authentic Dalmatian lifestyle is still very much present.

Enjoy stunning views of the Mljet National Park, where you will drop anchor in a beautiful bay. Enjoy a hike to the beautiful Peak Montokuc, offering magnificent views of the park and Veliko Jezero (the Big Lake).

Hiking: 11.2 km (7 miles)
Elevation: 300 m (1000 ft)
Meals: Breakfast and dinner on board

After breakfast with a view, sail to the island of Mljet, staying in the small town of Polače, known for the remains of the oldest Roman palace in the area.

In the afternoon, sail off for the Pelješac peninsula. From the small town of Orebić, hike to the highest peak, St. Ilija — the most challenging ascent of the week.

Hiking: 16 km (10 miles)
Ascent: approx. 915 m (3000 ft)
Meals: Breakfast and dinner on board

After breakfast, navigate to the island of Korčula, docking in the charming town of Vela Luka. Visit the historical and cultural site Vela Spilja, with human activity dating back 20,000 years.

In the afternoon, set off to Hvar and once you dock, head out on a new hiking adventure. Traverse through lush olive groves and vineyards, marvel at the ancient artistry of dry stone walls, and wander through fragrant meadows of lavender, sage and immortelle. 

You’ll hike from Stari Grad to Likorova kuća, Purkin kuk and to the highest peak of the island, Saint Nicholas (626 m/2060 ft). Once you reach the top, enjoy the spectacular views — you’ll feel like the mainland and the islands are like in the palm of your hand. Descend to Sv. Nedilja, where the catamaran will be waiting for you.

Hiking: 13 km (8 miles)
Ascent: approx. 680 m (2230 ft)
Meals: Breakfast and lunch on board

Stari Grad is a charming town on the captivating island of Hvar. The town was a cultural hub for the Renaissance nobility and its historic core was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2008. Spend the morning visiting the historical fortress Tvrdalj (Fortress of Petar Hektorović) and explore the town’s charm.

In the afternoon, sail to the island of Brač, the third largest island in the Adriatic. As the golden rays of the sun dance upon the horizon, hike to the Blaca bay and Blaca Monastery located in a steep and hidden uninhabited gorge (shorter hike) or hike the Blaca trail (longer hike). This trail will also take you to the monastery and continue for additional few miles through Dalmatian backcountry.

The enigmatic monastery, hidden within the untouched karst landscape of Brač, was founded in 1551 by the Glagolitic people of Poljica. This abandoned building is an oasis of knowledge. Explore the 500-year-old library, historical collection of bishop’s clocks, the second oldest telescope in Europe, a small school, and various period artefacts.

Shorter hike: 5 km (3 miles), approx. 275 m (900 ft) elevation
Longer hike: 11 km (7 miles), approx 550 m (1800 ft) elevation
Meals: Breakfast and lunch on board

Wake up in the captivating city of Trogir — a beautiful central Dalmatian city surrounded by historical UNESCO-protected buildings. Take a walk on your own and discover the charm of narrow cobbled streets and historical stunning waterfront. As the sun sets, the city becomes yours to explore at your leisure.

Meals: Breakfast and dinner on board

Wake up to the spectacular views of Trogir, have breakfast and get ready for disembarkation. Reflect upon the unforgettable moments and cherished memories created throughout your voyage, as you bid adieu to the sailboat that has been your home away from home.

Check-out: 8 AM

Please note that this itinerary is subject to change based on weather and other conditions. However, your guide will make sure to give you the best experience possible no matter what!