2023 croatia island hopping private yacht and magical montenegro experience

2024 Croatia Island-Hopping Private Yacht & Magical Montenegro Experience

Experience the wonders of Croatia and Montenegro as you sail the glistening Adriatic coastline on board MS Roko.

This dream 10-night getaway is sprinkled with once-in-a-lifetime experiences. You’ll travel in style on the resplendent MS Roko island-hopping to Korčula, Hvar, Split and Vis, as well as tour the extraordinary Mljet National Park.

Once you’ve experienced the best of Croatia, you’ll transfer to the five-star Maestral Resort & Casino Przno, Montenegro, following a cruise around the stunning waters of Boka Bay. During your stay, be sure to make use of the spa facilities, including a 30-minute massage to relax and rejuvenate. And to cap off your unforgettable experience, you’ll enjoy a farewell gala dinner overlooking the beautiful town of Budva.

Price Includes

• 7 night half-board cruise on board MS Roko
• Inspiring, dedicated cruise director and expert crew providing impeccable service
• *Added extras worth £900 per couple
• Walking tours of Hvar, Korcula and Split
• Relish a decadent Captain’s Dinner on board MS Roko
• Complimentary glass of wine with lunch or dinner and Wi-Fi included on board
• Walking tours of Mljet National Park and Dubrovnik
• Enjoy a 30-minute Mediterranean massage
• Boka Bay and Kotor tour including a private boat cruise
• Finale Dinner
• 3 night five-star hotel stay in Montenegro at the Maestral Resort & Casino with breakfast
• All Flights and Transfers
• London departure – regional flights available
• ^Prices shown include discount and savings based on 2 passengers sharing a Lower Deck Outside Porthole, departing 26 May 2024.

Your Itinerary

Dubrovnik: Embark Ship

Accommodation - MS Roko

Meals included - Dinner

Korčula: Tour

Meals included - Breakfast, Lunch

Split: Tour

Mljet: Tour

Meals included - Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Mljet National Park & Dubrovnik: Tour

Dubrovnik: Disembark Ship, Montenegro Stay & Tour

Accommodation - Maestral Resort & Casino

Meals included - Breakfast

Montenegro: Hotel Stay & Tour

Montenegro: Hotel Stay & Event

Meals included - Breakfast, Dinner

Dubrovnik: Fly Home

Cruise ship.

Built in 2021, MS Roko is a stylish new yacht that offers some cabins with private balconies — a rare and unique feature for small ships of this size — carrying just 36 guests in 19 cabins. There’s plenty of opportunity to relax on board, with a jacuzzi, a splash pool and padded loungers in a space that’s perfect for enjoying sundowners.

The light and airy Main Deck offers a shaded alfresco lounge with access to the stunning Dining Salon and a swimming platform, from where you can dive straight into the warm waters of the Adriatic Sea.

Dining and Drinks

MS Roko’s alfresco lounge creates the perfect ambiance for social gatherings, daytime activities and chic cocktail hours, while the grand Dining Salon, complete with a fully-stocked bar, serves freshly made breakfast, lunch and dinner. Expect the freshest ingredients and authentic local cuisine.

Chic cabins offer a calming colour palette, with air conditioning and modern en-suite bathrooms in all rooms. Above Deck accommodation features private balconies, while the premium cabin offers a panoramic view of the deck, an extra-large balcony and cabin, bathroom with a bathtub and a welcome bottle of Champagne . 

Experience the unparalleled levels of service that only a small and intimate yacht can offer with nine dedicated crew members on board to ensure you feel pampered during your stay on MS Roko.

Set Sail: 2021

Capacity: 38

Number of Pools: 1

Number of Crew: 9

Reasons To Book

Montenegro boka bay cruise.

Embark on a leisurely cruise of Boka Bay, otherwise known as the Bay of Kotor, to soak up the breathtaking scenery of Herceg Novi, Risan, Kotor and Tivat, which are dotted around the emerald-hued water. The medieval towns are steeped in history and surrounded by hulking green mountain ranges. Step onto the iconic Our Lady of the Rocks, a pretty islet located in the Bay of Kotor that is famed for its church and museum. You’ll also spend time in Kotor’s beautiful old town, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, filled with old-world charm.

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The Ultimate Guide to Island Hopping in Croatia

Croatia’s Dalmatian coast is a dream destination with over 1200 islands dotting the crystal clear azure waters of the Adriatic Sea. The hidden coves, small fishing villages, medieval-style cities, calm blue waters and beautiful sunsets make it one of Europe’s most sought after summer destinations. 

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The best way to explore these stunning islands and appreciate the incredible beauty of Croatia’s Adriatic coast is to take your time visiting many of the islands on your trip. Island hopping in Croatia has become one of the best things to do in the country and a completely relaxing way to discover this beautiful part of the country.

After spending two weeks sailing along the Dalmatian coast, we have put together this Croatia island hopping guide. It will help you plan your perfect trip to the Dalmatian coast and provide some summer travel inspiration.

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Why go to Croatia’s coast

Croatia’s coast is its biggest drawcard. Its stunning medieval coastal cities like Dubrovnik and countless islands surrounded by clear blue water, make it the ultimate European summer escape. Croatia’s coast sees millions of tourists every year, with Dubrovnik, Split, and islands like Hvar soaring in popularity in recent years. 

However, despite the crowds, Croatia’s coastline is still worth a visit, especially if you plan on taking a sailing trip. Most people can’t help but fall in love with the Croatian coast after exploring some of its Adriatic islands. 

How to island-hop in Croatia

Depending on your budget, travel style and time constraints, there’s an island-hopping Croatia itinerary and mode of transport for everyone. From the local ferry system to chartering a private boat, you can tailor a Croatian island hopping holiday to suit your own style and needs.

The ferry system in Croatia is surprisingly easy to navigate and quite affordable. You can buy tickets as foot passengers or it’s also possible to take a car with you to some of the islands. Travelling by one of the car ferries is a particularly good idea if you’ve rented a car in Croatia and plan on visiting the larger islands. 

The ferries are generally very comfortable, with free Wi-Fi, a bar and even a restaurant available on larger services. Ferry services double and even triple from June until the end of August to cater for the greater demand in the summer. You can even purchase tickets on the same day that you plan on traveling, but it’s best to check schedules and routes on companies’ websites beforehand.   Jadrolinija   is one of the most popular and larger companies servicing the Croatian islands, but there are many other options too.

Croatia island hopping tours are extremely popular. They generally follow a standard island-hopping itinerary starting in Split , although there are also options starting in Dubrovnik. The most popular trips are generally a 7-day Croatian island hopping tour that stops in popular islands like Hvar and Korcula. But there are also alternative tours available stopping in lesser-known spots with up to 2 weeks of sailing time if you prefer.

Deciding on a Croatia island tour really depends on your budget as well as your travel style. 

There are catamaran or yacht cruises that cater to a younger, backpacking crowd and are usually more party tours for people aged up to 35.  Medsailors  and  Contiki  are some of the most popular Croatia sailing companies that offer these types of tours. 

There are also mid-sized cruises and catamarans that can cater to all different travelers. Companies often match like-minded people in the same tour groups and have designated tour itineraries catering to different travel styles and budgets. Sail Croatia  is one of the most popular Croatia island hopping tour operators and they have a variety of options.

Rent or charter your own boat

If you’d prefer to have more control over your Croatian island tour, then you can rent or charter your own boat. There is a range of different options from small to large sailboats, catamarans, and yachts. You can also choose to either have a captain and crew or not, depending on your sailing experience.

Prices can vary depending on the boat and whether you decide to have a crew. Most prices are also quoted just for the boat, and you have to ensure you factor in food, port fees, and captain and crew tips.

Best time to go

The best time to island hop in Croatia is in the warmer summer months. Although you can technically visit the coastline all year round, it’s only between May and September that the sea warms up and the ferry services are more frequent. 

The most popular months to visit the islands of Croatia are July and August. This is the typical high season, meaning it can be an extremely busy and crowded time. If you prefer to avoid the crowds, it’s best to visit either side of these months such as in June or September.

Many restaurants, bars, and clubs on islands in Croatia do close past September, so we do not recommend an island hopper trip in the fall. 

Best Islands in Croatia

It’s hard to decide on the best islands to visit in Croatia. There are over 1200 to choose from. However, there are certainly more popular islands such as Hvar and Brac, with many of the Croatia island tours heading to the same few places. However, these Croatian Islands are popular for good reason, as they are generally some of the most lively and beautiful of the islands.

There are also some lesser-known spots that are worth your time if you have a flexible itinerary. 

These are the best Croatian islands to visit

Brac is the third largest of Croatia’s islands and a popular day trip destination from Split. It’s a great idea to hire a car or scooter on Brac, as it makes it easier to move around and explore the sights. Although it’s close to the mainland, it still feels less tourist-oriented than Hvar and makes for a nice alternative for a day trip or the first stop on your Split to Dubrovnik island hopping trip.

Main attractions on the island:

• Visit the famous Zlatni Rat Beach known as one of the most beautiful beaches in Croatia
• On the other side of the island, explore Pucisca , a beautiful coastal village
• The main town of Bol is worth your time with some of the best restaurants on the island

The magical island of Mljet is not far off the coast of Dubrovnik and is best known for its natural beauty. A large part of the island is made up of the Mljet National Park, which has plenty of trails that you can walk and cycle along. It’s often visited as a day trip from Dubrovnik or a brief stop on the island-hopping Croatia route. 

• Hike down to the  Odysseus Cave , an incredibly beautiful spot and one of our favorite things to do in Croatia
• Visit the  Veliko and Malo Jezero salt lakes , one of which has a 12th-century monastery in the middle

Korcula is one of the larger islands in Croatia. However, it’s more relaxed and feels much less crowded than the more popular Hvar and Brac. It’s often one of the people’s favourite islands, with its charming old town and laid-back attitude. It’s famous for being the birthplace of Marco Polo, although the evidence of this is very questionable!

• Explore the historic  Old Town  on the northeastern tip of the island
• Pupnatska Luka  is widely considered the best beach on the island located on the south side
• Known for its quality white wine, it’s worth taking a  wine tour  or at least visiting some local wineries to sample the region’s best

Hvar is one of the most popular and well-known islands of the Adriatic Sea. Despite its popularity, you should still add Hvar Island to any Croatia island-hop itinerary. It’s a large island with a number of towns to explore, nearby islands to visit, beautiful beaches, and very lively nightlife. 

• Hang out in  Hvar Town , the main town on the island and the most fun place to be at night
• Hvar fortress  is a must-visit with incredible views over the town and sea
• Visit the beaches of  Dubovica  and  Pokonji Dol , both a short distance from Hvar Town
• Take a day to explore the  Pakleni Islands , a short water taxi away from Hvar Island

READ NEXT: 9 Fun Things to do in Hvar Town, Croatia

Vis has a much more remote vibe and is a great island to visit on your Croatian island tour. It’s the farthest inhabited island from the mainland and was closed to tourists until 1989, as it was used as a former Yugoslav military base. Vis Island is far less developed than some of the other built-up islands, but this is kind of its charm.

• Stay the night in the charming fishing village of  Komiza
• Visit  Stiniva Beach , regarded as one of the most beautiful beaches in all of Europe
• Take a trip to the  Green and Blue sea caves  off the coast of Vis

Pag is one of the largest inhabited islands in Croatia and is accessible by a motorable bridge. This makes it a popular place to visit on a day trip. It’s located north of Zadar and can be reached by less than an hour’s drive from the city. The island is most famous for its party and nightlife and there are often festivals taking place on the island in summer.

• Zrce Beach is the best-known party beach and often hosts summer festivals
• The main town also known as  Pag  is worth spending some time in for its delicious food

Rab is located just north of Pag Island and is just a short ferry ride across the water. It is known for its sandy beaches and pine forests in the southwest, which are contrasted by the windswept and barren northeast coast. Although it still sees a number of visitors in summer, exploring the island still feels like a real discovery.

• Rajska Beach is considered the nicest beach on the island
• Check out the  Old Town which is dominated by four church bell towers high above the roofline

Krk is the largest Croatian island located in the northern Adriatic Sea. It’s also one of the most accessible with a toll bridge connecting it to the mainland. In summer, it’s often extremely busy with Europeans, as it’s the first island when approaching from central Europe. It’s not known for its stunning beauty, but its landscape is quite varied and there are numerous picturesque towns to visit. 

• Vrbnik is a charming village on the opposite coast to Krk town that is far less quieter than others
• The main  town of Krk has incredible architectural wonders such as the 5th-century cathedral and the Frankopan Castle
• The southeastern side of the island toward Stara Baska  is far less visited and is blessed with rugged terrain but incredibly beautiful beaches

Lokrum 

Located a short ferry ride from Dubrovnik, Lokrum Island is perfect as a final stop on your island hopping tour, or as a destination for a day trip from the mainland. It’s one of Croatia’s uninhabited islands and is a designated nature reserve. So, there aren’t many amenities but there’s plenty to do and see.

• The  Dead Sea  is a small, shallow saltwater lake that is open to swimmers
• Benedictine monastery  ruins and a historic palace are highlights for history buffs, and their botanical gardens are gorgeous 
• Game of Thrones fans will appreciate the  Iron Throne  replica, located in Lokrum’s visitor’s center. Visitors can take photos on the throne and learn about filming that took place on the island. 

READ MORE: How To Plan A Day Trip To Lokrum Island

Other stops:

Dubrovnik is considered the pearl of the Adriatic in the far south of Croatia. Despite being surrounded by a lot of hype, it’s one place that does live up to its reputation. This medieval-style walled city has become famous for being used as a set for some episodes of Game of Thrones and it sees million visitors every year. However, the incredibly picturesque city is worth some of your time, despite the crowds. The UNESCO-listed Old Town is full of beautiful architecture and the view from the city walls is some of the best you’ll find on the Croatian mainland.

Island hopping from Dubrovnik is an alternative option to the common Croatia island-hopping route. Otherwise, most island-hopping tours end in Dubrovnik. 

Split is the second-largest city in Croatia and the largest on the Dalmatia Coast. Most people start their Croatia island hopping cruise or tour from Split. However, it’s worth sticking around and spending time in the city itself with plenty to explore. It’s home to the incredibly beautiful  Diocletian Palace , one of the most complete architectural wonders in the country. It was by far one of   our favourite things to do in Croatia .

Sibenik is a beautiful coastal city just 1.5 hours north of Split. It’s the third-largest city along the coast and yet it remains fairly unknown amongst most travelers. Sibenik is the main gateway for the  Krka National Park , but it’s worth spending some time in the city if you can. Its biggest attraction is the  Cathedral of St James , a UNESCO World Heritage Listed site.

Zadar, like the other Dalmatian cities, is known for its spectacular  old town and city walls with a number of ruins and original architecture dating back to the 9th century. However, Zadar is far less popular than Dubrovnik and Split. It can be a great place to explore away from the crowds.

It’s a good alternative base to start your island-hopping, with great ferry connections to the islands around the central coastal area.

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Have you ever been island hopping in Croatia? What is your favourite island?

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4 thoughts on “the ultimate guide to island hopping in croatia”.

fantastic, beyond my idea. Thanks

Hey Amazing and very usefull article. But I say some about this country. One of the most popular national dishes of Croatia is istrian stew. It’s true?

We heard that the Istria region has very unique and delicious cuisine but unfortunately, we did not get to visit that part of Croatia on our trip. So we can’t deny or confirm the rumour. We’ll have to travel there to find out!

Yes, so much info included! Since living in the Czech Republic, Croatia is n. 1 place to go and I was looking for this type of content for ages. Soon I am gonna experience tis beautiful country on yacht. Cant wait!

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Join Ker & Downey on an exclusive Luxury Croatia Island Hopping Tour. Discover Croatian hidden gems via a weeklong luxury yacht charter in Croatia through the Dalmatian Islands. From Brač to Mljet, there is simply nothing like exploring Croatia by private yacht with the ones you love.

First begin your luxury yacht charter in Croatia on Brač island, the biggest island in Dalmatia. You will dock near the Golden Horn Beach in Bol, perhaps the best known and most beautiful beach in Croatia. After a celebratory first dinner with the crew, spend the next day exploring the island by e-bike. Climb your way to the top of the Vidova Gora mountain, the highest peak of the Adriatic Sea. Indeed, it offers not only the best views over the island and the Adriatic Sea, but also beautiful nature and a great biking trail sheltered by black pines. The day then ends with a private olive oil tasting experience.

Next, continue your Croatia island hopping tour on Hvar, an ancient town with a rich history on the island with the same name. Begin your explorations by hiking up to Fortica fortress for stunning views over the city. Mingle in the town center and discover one of the most beautiful squares in Dalmatia: St. Stephen’s Square. A visit to Hvar would not be complete without a wine tour. Therefore, embark on a private half-day tour through the centuries-old vineyards on the island. Along the way, pass through the old villages of Brusje and Velo Grablje as well as many lavender fields. In Jelsa, stop at the Duboković winery for a taste of Croatian wine Medvid, local cheese, and homemade bread in the winemakers’ family house. You’ll also be able to enjoy the family’s own flavored olive oils.

After 1945, Vis Island became a major military base for the Yugoslav army. As such, there are more than 30 military sites around the island. Find out why Vis was called the “key of the Adriatic” on a private jeep tour. After departing from Vis Town, visit Tito’s cave, the island’s highest peak at Hum, the former air force airport, and the cricket field in Pliskopoje. You will also stop at the George III fort, the former military base of Parja, and the submarine tunnel “Jastog” (Lobster).

Korčula  Island  is undoubtedly an essential stop on any  Croatia island hopping tour.   While here, explore the island with a private guide on a half-day tour. Indeed, your first stop comes after no more than five minutes at one of the region’s top honey producers. Here you will learn how honey gets from the beehives to jars, followed by honey tasting. Then head to Lumbarda to taste one of Korčula’s most famous products: wine. The winery you will visit produces the acclaimed and little known (outside of Croatia) white wine, Grk. Hosted at the home of your jovial hosts, you will have the chance to pair your wine tasting with an array of tasty homemade Dalmatian snacks. Later, head to a local restaurant for dinner where you will learn how to prepare the traditional local dish ‘peka.’

Your private yacht will then   whisk  you away to  the most beautiful and most forested island in the Adriatic: Mljet Island. This is an island of untouched nature, olive groves, vineyards, rich forests, and diverse flora and fauna. Enjoy the pristine beauty of the natural surroundings on a private e-biking tour of Mljet National Park. Indeed, e-bikes are the best way to explore the island, as only bikes are allowed around the lakes.

Finally, your luxury yacht charter in Croatia will anchor in Dubrovnik on your final day. For a completely different experience, we recommend embarking   on private buggy safari outside the city. Your buggy safari will take you through some fantastic landscapes, cruising through pristine countryside, pine forests, and rural settlements. Halfway through, stop in Čilipi to visit some of the town’s monuments. Then continue riding over green hills and climbing the highest peaks of Konavle’s rocky coastline while marveling at the amazing Adriatic Sea on one side and the mountains on the other. Upon your return, recover from this exciting trip with fresh fruits and drinks. Your final farewell is one to remember: a private dinner within the walls of Dubrovnik. This is an exclusive experience that allows you and your loved ones to have the walls of Dubrovnik all to yourselves. It will no doubt be a dinner that will remain as one of the warmest memories in your life.

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Frequently asked questions about this newsletter

What‌ is the starting price⁤ for the croatia island-hopping private yacht &‍ magical montenegro experience.

The starting price for this exclusive offer is⁢ £1,999 per person.

How many ‍guests can join⁣ the Croatia Island-Hopping Private Yacht cruise?

The cruise is limited to 36 guests​ per sailing, ⁢ensuring a more intimate and personalized experience.

What destinations⁢ will ​be⁣ covered in the Croatia Island-Hopping⁢ cruise?

Destinations ⁢include Korčula, Hvar, Split, and ⁣Vis,⁣ with a tour of the extraordinary Mljet National Park.

What is included in ⁣the Montenegro leg of the trip?

In Montenegro, guests will stay ⁣at the five-star Maestral Resort & Casino Przno, enjoy ‌a complimentary 30-minute⁤ massage, and ​attend‌ a farewell gala dinner overlooking Budva.

What‌ makes this ‍travel deal great value?

Including ‍a seven-night half-board cruise, a ⁢three-night five-star hotel stay, seven fully escorted tours, dining experiences, and all flights and transfers, the added extras are worth £900 per couple, making​ this offer exceptional value.

What are the included amenities on board MS Roko?

Guests on board MS Roko will enjoy a ​dedicated cruise director and crew, walking tours, a Captain’s Dinner, complimentary wine with meals,⁤ Wi-Fi, and more, as part of‌ the intimate cruising experience.

What is the departure ⁢date for this cruise package?

The departure date for ​this exclusive package is based on 5 ⁢May 2024, subject to change based on flight times‌ specified during the‌ booking process.

Are regional flights available for⁤ this package?

Yes, regional flights are available at ‌a supplement, allowing greater flexibility for guests traveling from ‌different parts⁤ of⁤ the ⁢UK.

Are there any terms⁢ regarding hotel availability?

Named hotels are based on availability and subject to change without notice. Alternative hotels will always be of​ equal‌ or higher star rating.

Who should I contact for more information or to ‌book ​this cruise?

You can call the number provided​ in‍ the newsletter or visit Imagine⁣ Cruising’s website to discover more about this dream destination or​ to make a booking.

This FAQ‌ was mainly generated by AI based on the information in‌ the newsletter.

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This is a small selection of the luxury yachts available to charter in Croatia & Montenegro. Please contact your Burgess broker for a personalised selection.

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Rate from EUR 900,000 per week

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• Guests: 12 guests in 10 cabins
• Built: 2018
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Rate from EUR 280,000† per week

• Length: 63.8m (209.3ft)
• Guests: 12 guests in 6 cabins
• Built: 1986
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Rate from EUR 270,000 per week

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• Guests: 12 guests in 7 cabins

Rate from EUR 300,000 per week

• Length: 54.2m (177.8ft)
• Built: 2008

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• Length: 53.8m (176.5ft)
• Built: 2012
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• Built: 1987

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• Length: 43m (141.1ft)
• Guests: 10 guests in 5 cabins
• Built: 2019

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Rate from EUR 147,000 per week

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• Built: 2007 (refurbished 2024)

Rate from EUR 145,000 per week

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Intended to cover the operating expenses of a charter as explained under Charter Terms, such as fuel, food, drinks, port fees and ad hoc incidentals, the APA will be given to the captain before the start of your charter. The Captain will ensure that the yacht is fully fuelled and provisioned when you step on board. While an up-to-date summary of accounts can be requested at any time during your charter, a full set of accounts will normally be submitted by your captain at the end of the cruise. If, during the charter, the expenditure exceeds the sum already paid, additional cash funds will be required at once.

All outstanding bills from the yacht charter should be settled in cash or by bank transfer before your final disembarkation. Of course, any remaining credit at the end of your charter will be reimbursed to you in full. On request, transfer arrangements to and from the yacht can be made by Burgess or by the yacht’s captain, payment for which will be deducted from your APA.

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Island hopping in Croatia - Hop from island to island, soak up the sun, discover exciting port cities like Zadar, Split, Korcula and Dubrovnik. Stroll through charming fishing villages, explore imposing national parks, swim in the crystal-clear sea and let the evenings fade away on the yacht or ashore. 

Hvar, reputed to be Croatia’s party isle (a favourite of Beyonce and George Clooney) and home to one of Croatia’s most beautiful capitals, Hvar Town. Wander the whitewashed towns and cobbled streets before heading for a swim in the clear blue waters of one of Hvar’s idyllic southern beach spots.

Enjoy the turquoise bays of the Pakleni Islands, Hvar’s stunning archipelago of wooded isles, en route to Croatia’s second largest city. A harmonious blend of modern life and ancient history, the ruins date back to Roman times. Explore the bustling waterfront, the labyrinth of city streets and take some of the UNESCO World heritage Sites like Diocletian’s Palace, built in AD 305 for a Roman emperor.

A perfect example of a once modest town glamorously reimagined, Tivat is a chic enclave which is now home to the yachting jet set during the summer months. Check out the marina’s stylish boutiques, world-class restaurants and buzzing bars before enjoying aperos on board as the sun sets.

Experience an unforgettable sail to Montenegro and the breathtaking fjord like Bay of Kotor, generally considered one of the most picturesque bays in the entire Mediterranean. The youngest European nation, Montenegro is a small but diverse region backed by lakes, mountains and rivers, punching well above its weight in terms of wow factors and jaw dropping scenery. Spend the afternoon ambling through the well-preserved fortified town of Kotor framed by a dramatic mountain hinterland wherever you look.

On to the picture postcard port of Croatia’s Dubrovnik, which is surely one of the most glorious and unspoiled harbors in Europe, matched only by the awe inspiring beauty of its old town. Seize the opportunity to explore this ancient city’s 16th century stone wall paths and forts before venturing up Mount Srd which, at 412 meters, affords one of the most spectacular views of Dubrovnik.

Less touristy than Dubrovnik, Korcula is one of Dalmatia’s most relaxing island getaways, where lush dark pine forests, vineyards and olive groves led to it being nicknamed Black Corfu. Combine a walk around the old town with a swim at one of the pristine and secluded sandy beaches like Luka Korculanska.

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Island Hop Split to Dubrovnik

Discover the allure and exhilarating sailing of the adriatic islands.

Explore the Adriatic islands from the Split Archipelago to Montenegro.  Immerse yourself in the seafaring lifestyle, fresh cuisine, unspoiled villages, lively nightlife, romantic moonscapes, water fun & sun.

Our local guides and sailing crews know the secrets of the Adriatic Coast and make sure guest have plenty of time for sea, nature, village life, Dalmatian cuisine and wines, and local color.

Travel by private sailing Catamaran, local Catamaran ferry or private motor yacht.

On private sails, you’ll sail to a new island destination each day. Each evening you’ll moor in a different secluded bay, sleepy village or lively harbor.

From novice sailers to experienced seafarers, the Adriatic has it all and we have the variety of yachts and skippers to make your experience unique.

For travel by local Catamaran ferry, stay in boutique heritage hotels, classic 5 star hotels or beachside resorts.

Unspoiled islands, hotspots, romantic bays

Island hop from Split, through the Split Archipelago and Elafiti Islands to Dubrovnik.   For the adventurous, continue to beautiful Montenegro.

• Tour chic Hvar town & fortress
• Walk in the footsteps of time in historic Korucula
• Visit timeless Brac island stone masons or bike the backroads through the olive orchards & vineyards
• Navigate the  myriad inlets & waterways of the Pakleni islands, where pirates hid from pursuers . . .
• Hike in magical Mljet   National Park, Odysseus’ island of the sirens
• Swim in quiet bays, visit small villages and seaside restaurants.
• Kayak around the fortress walls of Dubrovnik or secluded bays in Hvar, Brac and Korcula islands
• Meet the vintners leading the Croatian Wine Renaissance in private wine tastings & pairings
• Island hiking, biking & kayaking
• Explore Kotor Bay, surrounded by 1,000 m mountains towering over the bay

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• Choose your route through the Split Archipelago, Elefiti Islands & Bays of Montenegro
• Choose your style – private sailing catamaran, private motor yacht or local catamaran ferry
• Add private cultural and active experiences along the way
• Explore remote islands
• Immerse yourself with a flexible itinerary – take time to linger or enjoy exhilarating sailing – your skipper will advise you of choices each day

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Whether you’re looking for an energetic adventure in New York; a romantic break in Venice; a colourful escapade in Hong Kong; or a holiday rich in culture in French Polynesia – the world offers a plethora of incredible destinations just waiting to be discovered.

From colourful Mediterranean cruises visiting glamorous Greek Islands, combined with an indulgent hotel stay in a beach hotspot, to Caribbean cruises complemented by a weeklong stay in Barbados; a cruise and stay holiday is the best way to extend your time away and get to know a destination better.

Our cruise and stay holidays are thoughtfully curated to allow you time to rest and relax in carefully chosen hotel accommodation, while also experiencing some of the world’s most extraordinary landmarks by cruise. From intimate yachts to luxury liners, city hotels to beach resorts, there is a cruise and stay holiday to suit every traveller.

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Croatia’s magnificent coastline is the destination you must get to. With over 1,200 islands up and down the Dalmatian Coast, you’ll find it impossible not to find several that are perfect for your dream vacation! Luckily, every year there’s new and creative ways for you to do so! The Dalmatian Coast is famous for its hours of sunshine, friendly locals, great food and unique cultural heritage.

Croatia island hopping  is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and with over 1200 islets to choose from, our ultimate guide is a great place to start!Embark on an exhilarating Island Hopping Tours in Croatia, where each destination unveils a unique chapter in the Adriatic’s vibrant story.

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2024 Croatia Island-Hopping Private Yacht & Magical Montenegro Experience

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• Ship MS Roko
• Duration 12 NIGHTS
• Departure Date Range May 2024 - Oct 2024
• Cruise type Cruise & Stay
• Cruise code MED2222

limited to only 36 guests per sailing

Includes private sunset dinner in dubrovnik’s city walls, selling fast - book now.

Experience the wonders of Croatia and Montenegro as you sail the glistening Adriatic coastline on board MS Roko.

This dream getaway is sprinkled with once-in-a-lifetime experiences. You’ll travel in style on the resplendent MS Roko island-hopping to Korčula, Hvar, Split and Vis, as well as tour the extraordinary Mljet National Park.

Once you’ve experienced the best of Croatia, you’ll transfer to the five-star Maestral Resort & Casino Przno, Montenegro, following a cruise around the stunning waters of Boka Bay. During your stay, be sure to make use of the spa facilities, including a 30-minute massage to relax and rejuvenate. And to cap off your unforgettable experience, you’ll enjoy a farewell gala dinner overlooking the beautiful town of Budva.

Your Imagine Holiday Includes

7 night half-board cruise on board MS Roko including Captain’s Dinner Complimentary glass of wine with lunch or dinner and Wi-Fi included on board Inspiring, dedicated cruise director and expert crew providing impeccable service

Hvar city tour Mljet National Park walking tour Dubrovnik walking tour Lovćen National Park tour

3 night five-star hotel stay in Montenegro at the Maestral Resort & Casino with breakfast Enjoy a 30-minute Mediterranean massage

Experience a private Dubrovnik Dinner within the city walls

Your Voyage

Your itinerary.

Your holiday begins as you fly from South Africa to your destination.

Today you’ll embark MS Roko, a sophisticated yacht built exclusively for small ship cruising. Limited to just 36 passengers, it’s also one of the only yachts to offer balconies in Croatia so you can cruise in the utmost of style.

Meals Included: Dinner

Overnight: MS Roko

Leaving Dubrovnik behind, you’ll sail to the island of Korčula. Also known as Marco Polo Island, it’s bursting with olive groves, vineyards, pristine beaches, and quaint villages. Here, you’ll enjoy a walking tour accompanied by a guide.

Meals Included: Breakfast and Lunch or dinner

Known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters, picturesque beaches, and vibrant nightlife, Hvar is a popular destination for travellers seeking a mix of relaxation and excitement. Enjoy a guided walking tour highlighting the main attractions of this beautiful island.

Split, a vibrant coastal city in Croatia, captivates visitors with its rich history and stunning beauty. Here, you’ll embark on a scenic walking tour, as well as relish time at leisure to explore.

Next, you’ll discover the hidden gem of Vis, a Croatian island that exudes tranquillity and natural beauty. A secluded paradise, here you’ll uncover pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and charming fishing villages.

Today you’ll embark on a journey to the enchanting island of Mljet. Immerse yourself in the island’s tranquillity as you hike, cycle, or kayak through its breathtaking scenery, before relishing a decadent captain’s dinner as the sun sets.

Discover the spellbinding beauty of Mljet National Park where you’ll enjoy a guided walking tour with a local guide. In the afternoon you’ll cruise onwards to the beautiful Dubrovnik where you’ll enjoy your final walking tour.

Leaving MS Roko behind you’ll travel towards the Bay of Kotor where you’ll enjoy a cruise. Your tour ends in Kotor’s old town where you’ll travel onwards to the Maestral Resort & Casino for your three-night hotel stay.

Meals Included: Breakfast

Overnight: Maestral Resort & Casino

Today you’ll be picked up from your hotel by private coach for a full day tour. Explore the Royal Palace of the last Montenegro King Nikola, National Park Lovćen, and Negusi, an authentic Montenegrin village.

Relish some rest and relaxation during your final day in Montenegro. Later that evening you’ll sit down to a spectacular three-course farewell dinner with your fellow guests.

Meals Included: Breakfast and Dinner

Your holiday complete, today you’ll head to the airport for your flight home.

Your Tour Highlights

MS Roko is the epitome of yachts, designed to provide an unparalleled experience on the high seas. This chic vessel boasts interiors that redefine elegance and sophistication. From the moment you step on board, you are greeted by an ambience of tranquillity and comfort.

The yacht’s spacious layout accommodates a select number of guests, ensuring personalised service and privacy. Stylish cabins, adorned with high-end materials and modern amenities, offer a sanctuary of comfort and relaxation.

Whether basking in the sun on the expansive deck or indulging in delightful cuisine at the elegant dining area, every moment on board MS Roko is a celebration of indulgence. This remarkable yacht embodies the perfect fusion of beauty and performance, making it an unrivalled choice for those seeking an extraordinary yachting experience.

Life on board MS Roko

Life on board the MS Roko yacht is the epitome of comfort. Guests can enjoy sophisticated interiors, delicious half-board dining experiences, and a dedicated crew. From the moment you step on board, their attentive and friendly staff ensures that your every need is met promptly and with a warm smile.

MS Roko’s alfresco lounge creates the perfect ambiance for social gatherings, daytime activities, and chic cocktail hours, while the grand Dining Salon, complete with a fully stocked bar, serves freshly made breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Expect the freshest ingredients and authentic local cuisine.

• The Dining Salon

A perfect choice for a relaxing cruising holiday, the spacious lounges and chic sun deck offer the ideal escape in which to relax, unwind and soak up the views of the shimmering ocean and captivating Croatian Islands.

• Splash pool
• Sun deck with loungers

Experience the unparalleled levels of service that only a small and intimate yacht can offer with nine dedicated crew members on board to ensure you feel pampered during your stay on MS Roko.

Cabins & VIP Cabins

MS ROKO’s cabins exude comfort, with each thoughtfully designed to ensure an exceptional stay. Guests can indulge in private ensuite, air-conditioning, and modern amenities, creating peaceful sanctuaries throughout the ship. The VIP cabins stand out as the epitome of opulence, featuring a separate entrance, panoramic deck views, and an extra-large ensuite with a bathtub and shower, making it a perfect retreat for those seeking the ultimate indulgence.

Lower Deck Outside Porthole Prices from $59,999 pp

The MS ROKO lower deck cabins offer a comfortable and affordable accommodation option, and feature all the essential amenities for a pleasant journey, including cosy bedding, private bathrooms, and storage space. With a focus on practicality and affordability, these cabins provide a peaceful retreat for you to relax and recharge during your cruise.

Inclusions:

• Twin or Double bed
• Toiletries (shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, soap 7 vanity set)
• Life Jackets

Main Deck Outside Porthole Windows Prices from $69,999 pp

The MS ROKO main deck cabins provide a comfortable and convenient onboard experience. These cabins offer a spacious and well-appointed environment, featuring large windows that provide scenic views of the surrounding ocean. Enjoy modern amenities, including private bathrooms, comfortable beds, and ample storage space. Located on the main deck, these cabins provide easy access to common areas and dining facilities, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable cruise experience.

Upper deck balcony Prices from $76,999 pp

The MS ROKO Upper Deck Balcony Rooms redefine sophisticated cruising. These spacious and elegantly designed cabins offer passengers a private balcony to take in breathtaking views of the surrounding scenery. With modern amenities, including private bathrooms, plush bedding, and ample storage, guests can indulge in comfort while experiencing the beauty of their journey. Conveniently located on the upper deck, these rooms provide easy access to the ship’s facilities and dining options, making for an exceptional and unforgettable cruising experience.

Upper deck Premium Balcony Prices from $89,999 pp

The MS ROKO VIP Room epitomises exclusivity. Designed for discerning travellers, these lavish cabins offer unparalleled comfort and privacy. Featuring a spacious layout, elegant decor, a private balcony with stunning views, and premium amenities, these rooms ensure an opulent experience. Guests can expect the finest accommodations, including a luxurious bathroom with whirlpool bath, plush bedding, and private balcony.

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Your Hotel Stay

Maestral resort & casino (or similar).

Maestral Resort & Casino is a luxurious destination on the Adriatic coast of Montenegro. With its stunning views and world-class amenities, it offers an unforgettable experience. The state-of-the-art casino provides thrilling games, while opulent accommodations and private balconies offer comfort and elegance. Gourmet restaurants serve exquisite cuisine, and the spa provides relaxation and rejuvenation. With its blend of luxury, entertainment, and natural beauty, Maestral Resort & Casino is the perfect getaway.

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Island-hopping in Croatia: a practical guide

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The Croatian Adriatic is one of Europe's most compelling seascapes. And it's something of an island-hopper’s paradise . Considering a trip? Find what you need to know about island hopping in Croatia here.

Where should I start island hopping in Croatia?

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When is a good time for island hopping in Croatia

What does the classic island circuit look like, beyond the classic island circuit, is the north worth island hopping in croatia.

The information in this article is taken from The Rough Guide to Croatia , your essential guide for visiting Croatia .

Tailor-made travel itineraries for Croatia, created by local experts

16 days  / from 5341 USD

Gorgeous gems of Hungary, Slovenia and Croatia

From the spas of Budapest to Lake Bled with its castle and further on to Croatia - this itinerary takes you across 3 countries, with a special focus on Slovenia's lake area and the Dalmatian coast in Croatia.

10 days  / from 2800 USD

Sailing Croatia

If you want to experience the Dalmatian coast from a whole different perspective, then this trip is for you! Hop aboard a beautiful cruiser and sail along some of Croatia's most stunning islands.

10 days  / from 2349 USD

Southern Pearls

This ten-day trip will take you around three adjacent countries, Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, and Montenegro. Your tour starts in Split, Croatia, moving south (hence the name "Southern Pearls") over the island of Hvar and Mostar in Bosnia & Herzegovina to end up in Montenegro.

12 days  / from 3074 USD

Gourmet Tour

You will visit three different adjacent countries and experience traditional local food and wines. You will visit some of the most intriguing restaurants and wineries in the area taste the delicious contrast between fine restaurants, and more traditional, authentic taverns.

11 days  / from 5176 USD

Culinary Secrets of Croatia

This vintage holiday celebrates the wine and olive oil-making traditions of Croatia’s Adriatic coastline, which form the foundations of the country's Mediterranean culinary heritage. Visit world-class wineries, and sample Dalmatian delicacies as you travel south to Dubrovnik.

13 days  / from 3182 USD

Balkan Extended

The Balkan Extended tour truly showcases the finest of Balkan’s heritage and natural beauty as you make your way through the 5 countries. Learn about the Serbian Athens, climb the splendid Old Bridge in Mostar, observe Slovenia's water castle and dive into the pearl of Croatia's beauty in Istria.

11 days  / from 2703 USD

Love Thy Neighbor - Croatia and Slovenia

Slovenia and Croatia are neighboring countries, and the close proximity of Slovenian and Croatian Istria make them a perfect destination for a single trip. The area has numerous stories waiting to be discovered, from magical alpine landscapes of Slovenia to charming historical towns inland.

8 days  / from 3532 USD

Croatia's Best Kept Secret - Vis Island

Surrounded by an archipelago of other islands and islets, the island of Vis is simple, sleepy and authentic. As a military base, the island was closed until 1991 and has remained its original charm. Come for the unique experience, stay for the hospitality and friendliness of the locals.

9 days  / from 2131 USD

The Ultimate Croatian Adventure

This trip is designed for people searching for an exciting lifestyle and never-ending adventure. With so many different landscapes, beautiful nature, stunning mountains, and picturesque Adriatic coast, Croatia is a place that can offer a truly incredible and adventurous experience.

9 days  / from 2551 USD

Dalmatian Honeymoon

This honeymoon trip was inspired by love towards our home that Dalmatia is. The tour is planned out to the last possible detail, but still respecting the time you wish to spend at your own pace in privacy. It will take you around the most romantic islands of Korcula and Hvar.

10 days  / from 2593 USD

Balkan & Adriatic

The most relaxing Balkan & Adriatic tour! This trip is for travellers who are interested in visiting different locations in the Balkans but prefer a comfortable way of travelling. Get to know parts of Serbia, Montenegro and the beautiful towns of Croatia, all while travelling at a slow pace.

12 days  / from 4577 USD

Croatia and Slovenia: An Adriatic Adventure

This expansive trip celebrates the splendour of Croatia and Slovenia, with their wondrous hilltop towns and stunning cities, such as Dubrovnik, Ljubljana and Split. Experience the wine and olive oil-making traditions of these two countries, and go truffle hunting on the Istrian Peninsula.

8 days  / from 2442 USD

The Best of Croatia and Slovenia

Combine the highlights of neighboring countries Croatia and Slovenia on this self drive trip. Explore Dubrovnik, Plitivce Lakes, Zadar and Zagreb in Croatia before heading out to see Lake Bled and Slovenia's capital Ljubljana. Make stops along the way and soak in the culture, food and history.

9 days  / from 2376 USD

Adriatic Roadtrip from Istria to Dalmatia

Croatia from North to South - start your trip in Rovinj, a town close to the Italian border with a lovely medieval port. Pick up your rental car and make your way through Croatia's inland with Plitvice Lakes and further down to Zadar, Split and Dubrovnik. Nature, culture and adventure await!

7 days  / from 1036 USD

An active trip to authentic Hvar

Meet an entirely different Hvar, discover its hidden corners, learn about the local food and wine production and day-to-day life of a typical island family. Easy hikes will allow you to experience the island with a local, through many vineyards, olive groves and dense pine forests.

6 days  / from 1521 USD

Wine & Adventure in Croatia

Land in Dubrovnik and explore the city on a guided tour before basing yourself in Split for the remainder of your trip. Explore the surroundings in your rental car, including Krka National Park, rafting on the Cetina river, Zadar, a special wine tasting, kayaking and more.

10 days  / from 3695 USD

Highlights of Croatia Trip: Zagreb, Split, Hvar and Dubrovnik

Discover Croatia, with its fascinating history and glistening Adriatic coast. Your adventure begins in the capital, Zagreb, before moving on to Split, via the stunning Plitvice Lakes. Continue to the beautiful Hvar Island, before ending your trip in dazzling Dubrovnik, 'the Pearl of the Adriatic'.

12 days  / from 2987 USD

Nature & Culture

Inspired by timeless natural and cultural landmarks of the area, this trip is taking you through the highlights of Croatia, Southern part of Bosnia & Herzegovina and coastal Montenegro.

8 days  / from 2724 USD

The Pearl of the Adriatic - Dubrovnik

Stay in a beautiful hotel in Dubrovnik and take day tours, either in small groups or privately guided, all throughout Dalmatia. Visit vineyards, hidden bays, islands, a stint to neighboring Montenegro and more. Ideal for those hating to unpack and pack again, discover on day tours.

8 days  / from 1472 USD

Croatia Game of Thrones and Highlights

Discover the lakes and waterfalls of forested parks that are Croatia Game of Thrones locations, before exploring medieval walled Trogir and the Diocletian’s Palace in Split. Ancient fortresses on the stunning Makarska coastline await en route to dramatic Dubrovnik and Lokrum Island monastery ruins.

11 days  / from 2572 USD

Feel & Taste Dalmatia

This trip is inspired by the traditional Dalmatian lifestyle, including some of the most amazing and dream-like Croatian islands. It is tailored for people who wish to take a break from everyday life, get a genuine insight into the local culture and taste local products.

10 days  / from 2212 USD

Balkan Essentials

The Balkans are stunning and you will have a chance to experience their beauty during this 10 day-multiple country trip. Feel the welcoming vibe of Belgrade, visit Kotor, Europe's unmissable town, walk down the famous Bridge on Drina and observe stunning Plitvice Lakes.

10 days  / from 1988 USD

Explore the Balkans

Enjoy the sights of Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Croatia in one trip - the best of the Balkans! Stroll through the old towns, marvel at the historic buildings and stunning natural landscapes as you make your way through these four interesting countries.

7 days  / from 1831 USD

Treasures of Slovenia

This trip will take you around a rather small country that is Slovenia, yet a place full of natural wonders, cultural landmarks and delicious foods. In 7 days, you will go from Europe-worthy capital of Ljubljana, along a charming part of the Slovenian Adriatic coast all the way across the Alps.

11 days  / from 3216 USD

Sailing across Dalmatia

With some of the most exciting islands, pristine Adriatic sea waters, intoxicating lagoons, bays and inlets, charming and historical coastal towns, rich culture, delicious food, and easy-going locals, Dalmatia is easily one of the most valuable and desirable regions of Croatia.

Island hopping from Split

This depends on which airport you fly into. The city of Split has the largest number of incoming flights. Split’s airport is around 20km northwest of town between Kaštela and Trogir. An airport shuttle bus run by Pleso prijevoz drops passengers at Split bus station.

Alternatively, the #37 Trogir–Split bus passes along the main road some 200m in front of the airport, terminating at the suburban bus station on Domovinskog rata, a 20min walk north of the centre.

Split is also the Adriatic's largest ferry port. Serves many popular islands. And has crossings to Šolta, Hvar , Brač, Korčula and Vis.

Island hopping from Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is another useful gateway for island hopping in Croatia. Catamaran services to Mljet, Lastovo, Korčula and Hvar sail from here. It's also a good choice to travel on a ferry. The ferry terminal is located 4km west of the Old Town in Gruž harbour. Most ferry services are run by Jadrolinija (ticket office opposite the ferry quay).

Catamarans to Šipan, Sobra, Polače, Korčula and Lastovo are operated by TP Line (tickets sold online or from the booth on the ferry quay). Tickets for the Dubrovnik-Mljet-Korčula-Hvar-Brač-Split catamaran run by Krilo Jet (April– Oct) are sold by Avansa Travel.

Island hopping from Rijeka

The northern city of Rijeka is another entry point. This offers sailings to islands in the Kvarner Gulf. Catamarans dock at the passenger terminal on the south side of Rijeka harbour. Tickets can be bought at Jadrolinija in the passenger terminal.

Island hopping from Zadar

You can consider the north Dalmatian port of Zadar as the option for an island hopping in Croatia. It has ferries to several other laid-back island getaways. Every inhabited island is connected by some kind of regular local ferry or catamaran, with Zadar and Šibenik serving as the main passenger ports. In Zadar tours of Telašćica Bay and the Kornati islands are offered by excursion boats lining the quay beside the footbridge.

Island hopping from Sibenik

Another main passenger port is located in Sibenik. There are four daily departures (two on Sun) to the islands of Zlarin and Prvić from Sibenik. Tickets can be bought from the Jadrolinija office on the waterfront at Obala Franje Tuđmana.

You will find some more tips about travelling in Croatia in our list of 10 tips for first-time travellers .

The Croatian Adriatic is made for island hopping © xbrchx/Shutterstock

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Jadrolinija car ferries serve the main islands. And state-owned Jadrolinija provides transport for locals as well. Passenger-only catamarans are faster but more expensive. Both Jadrolinija and Krilo Jet operate catamaran services.

A multitude of ferry services link the Croatian mainland with the Adriatic islands. Most of them are run by Jadrolinija, the main state ferry firm, although private operators (such as the Krilo catamaran fleet) are beginning to offer competition.

All ferries, apart from simple shuttle services, will have a buffet where you can buy a full range of drinks, although food may consist of crisps and nuts, so it’s best to bring your own picnic if you’re likely to get hungry.

Short hops to islands close to the mainland – such as Brestova to Porozina on Cres, Stinica to Mišnjak on Rab, or Orebić to Dominće on Korčula – are handled by simple roll-on-roll-off ferries, which either operate a shuttle service or run fairly frequently – every hour or so.

European Coastal Airline seaplanes offer another option for Croatia island hopping. They fly from Pula , Rijeka and Split to Lošinj, Hvar, Korčula and Lastovo.

The obvious attraction of flying is the time it saves: the plane journey from Zagreb to Dubrovnik takes an hour, compared to a whole day to get there overland. Croatia Airlines operates domestic services between Zagreb and Pula (1 daily), Split (summer 4 daily; winter 3 daily), Zadar (summer 2 daily; winter 1 daily) and Dubrovnik (summer 3 daily; winter 2 daily).

The price of flights vary enormously according to time of year and how far in advance you are booking – Zagreb– Dubrovnik can cost as little as 300Kn/€40 if booking online, outside peak periods; otherwise expect to pay three times this amount.

Motorsailer cruises on the Adriatic coast are increasingly popular. Prices vary widely according to the size of craft. Dalmatia start at around £800 for seven days. To learn the rudiments of sailing, you can arrange a one-week beginner’s course – prices start at around £800 per person.

The cheapest seven-day holiday in an eight-berth yacht is typically £700–800 per person (rising to £900–1000 in a two-berth yacht), depending on the season. Prices rise steeply for fancier yachts. You can also charter a smallish three- to four-berth bareboat yacht for upwards of £900 a week, while prices for larger craft can run into thousands; a skipper will cost around £200 a day extra.

If you want to experience the Dalmatian coast from a whole different perspective, then this trip is for you! With our tailor-made tour hop aboard a beautiful cruiser and sail along some of Croatia's most stunning islands.

Go island hopping in Croatia to visit Hvar Town © Xenia Chowaniec / Shutterstock

Island hopping in Croatia is possible year round. However, some ferry sailings might be more limited in winter. And certain routes only operate during summer. Look out for summer timetables. These offer a full range of sailing options. Summer timetables normally cover June to September.

July and August can be hot in Croatia. Ideal if you're splashing around in the Adriatic. But exhausting weather for urban sightseeing, hiking or cycling. Popular catamaran sailings often sell out in high season. So getting stranded during your trip is a possibility. Costs for everything are highest in midsummer. So late spring or early autumn travel are almost always better value.

Mljet National Park is a popular island hop from Dubrovnik © OPIS Zagreb / Shutterstock

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Split to Dubrovnik is the most popular Croatia island hopping itinerary. Go via Brač , Hvar and Korčula for easiest travel. This is also a good route to see the best of Dalmatia.

Split to Brač

A number of ferries sail from Split to Supetar on Brač. There are 7–13 ferries a day from Split to Supetar (50min), plus daily catamarans from Split to Bol (1hr 10min) and a weekly service to Milna on the western side of the island.

Brač to Hvar

Travel across Brač to famous Zlatni Rat beach at Bol. There is a daily catamaran from Bol to Jelsa (25min) and a weekly catamaran from Milna to Hvar Town (June–Sept Tues only; 1hr). Once on Hvar, catch a bus from Jelsa to Hvar Town for its mix of Renaissance architecture and cocktail-fuelled nights.

Hvar to Korčula

For another seductive blend of past and present, cross by catamaran from Hvar Town to Korčula. Krilo Jet catamarans run from Hvar Town to Korčula Town (1–2 daily; 1hr 25min), and a daily Jadrolinija catamaran runs from Hvar Town to Vela Luka (1 daily; 1hr).

Korčula to Dubrovnik

Then from Korčula, sail or take a bus to Dubrovnik. Either journey is a spectacular end to your trip. Also, approaching from Korčula or Orebić, in addition to the Split-Hvar-Korčula-Mljet-Dubrovnik catamaran, you can reach Mljet on the regular hydrofoil excursions (arriving at either Polače or Pomena) run by local travel agents.

Brač Island, Croatia, home to legendary Zlatni Rat beach © xbrchx / Shutterstock

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The classic island circuit can feel like a box-ticking exercise. Especially if you want to give each island the time it deserves. So consider a side-trip to sleepy, understated Šolta. The nearest island to Split, it's known for walled olive groves and pretty harbour villages. Don't miss Maslinica and Stomorska.

Where to stay in Šolta:

• Villa Lemony . Located 200 m from Punta Beach, Villa Lemony offers a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a shared lounge and air-conditioned accommodation with a patio and free WiFi.
• Hotel Paradise Punta . Set in Nečujam, a few steps from Nečujam Beach, Hotel Paradise Punta offers accommodation with a restaurant, free private parking, a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and a bar.

On Brač, avoid over-hyped Zlatni Rat beach. Instead, make for quieter Lovrečina Bay. Or head to the rocky shores around bike-friendly Sutivan. Don’t just stick to the main town on Hvar. Make time for equally historic, but more mellow, Stari Grad as well - consider a stay at Hotel Antica . A visit to Proizd on Korčula is another must. It's the alluring rocky islet off the port of Vela Luka.

Where to stay in Brač:

• Hotel Kastil . Set in the centre of Bol, Hotel Kaštil is part of a baroque fortress formerly owned by a local aristocratic family. This friendly and quiet hotel is just a few steps away from the sea.
• Boutique Hotel Bol . Situated within a 5-minute walk from the coastline promenade, Boutique Hotel Bol features an outdoor swimming pool with sundeck, a gym and a relax area with sauna facilities. It has elegant air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi.

If you prefer the idea of a tailor-made island hopping trip , get in touch and we can connect you with a local expert to plan and book your ideal holiday.

Stari Grad waterfront on Hvar Island, Croatia © xbrchx / Shutterstock

Vis island is the independent traveller’s favourite. It lacks package hotels, has a reputation for bohemian cool, and its rugged scenery, individual cuisine and stunning beaches invite superlatives.

However, Vis is notoriously difficult for island hopping in Croatia. A weekly catamaran service to Hvar Town is the sole direct island link. All other ferries are via Split. Meaning you have to backtrack to the mainland for onward travel. But, plan carefully, and a Croatian island cruise to Vis is always worth the effort.

Where to stay in Vis:

• Gala Apartments . Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Gala Apartments offers air-conditioned accommodation in the centre of Komiža, 32 km from Hvar.
• Silver Beach Apartments . Offering free parking, Silver Beach Apartments Vis is set in the centre of Rukavac just 5 minutes from the pebbly Srebrna beach. Free WiFi access is provided and guest can relax in the garden with free-to-use barbecue facilities.

In short, yes. The northern Croatian islands can be as rewarding as those in the south. Sail from Rijeka by catamaran to Lošinj island. Or choose lesser known islands - also with catamaran crossings from Rijeka.

Make the uniquely sandy island of Susak your first stop. Follow up with bustling Mali Lošinj for spa hotels and palm-fringed promenades. Then travel on to Silba. This snoozy Shangri-la for independent travel has banned both cars and bikes.

From Silba, head south by catamaran or ferry to historic Zadar . Zadar port is the gateway to another group of low-key islands. Or return to Lošinj. From here, European Coastal Airlines’ seaplanes whisk you to Split. And you can start island hopping all over again.

Intrested in exploring historic Zadar? Read our guide on the reasons why you should visit this destination in Croatia .

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Croatia Yacht Charter

A Croatia yacht charter has serious vacation appeal. The sun-kissed charms of the Dalmatian coastline, speckled with its fringe of islands lapped by a turquoise sea, make for a delightful cruising experience. Abundant with charming anchorages, diverse scenery, and adored by charter guests for its long, balmy summertimes, a Croatia yacht rental itinerary is simply magical.

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Verdant, secluded landscapes are of course aplenty in Croatia too. Soak up the stillness of the isolated Kornati islands, or down anchor at Korčula – replete with a rich tapestry of undulating vineyards and olive groves amid glittering waters. Venture south towards the unspoiled island of Mljet for exquisite wineries and seafood platters beneath fragrant pines, or opt for Brač's golden-hued  Zlatni Rat beach for idyllic bronzing and watersport opportunities.

• Lower VAT Compared to other popular yacht chartering destinations in Europe: the VAT rate is just 13% for weekly charters.
• More than 1,244 islands With no shortage of mesmerising anchorages for yacht charters.
• Diverse topography From jagged cliffs to fine pebble beaches, to dense pine forests and glittering bays, guests will be kept entertained by the ever-changing backdrop whilst cruising.
• Suitable for a wide array of itineraries For both family and friends alike: from sampling the finest gastronomy overlooking shimmering marinas, to swimming in crystalline waters on unspoilt islands: to dancing the night away under a canopy of stars and much more.
• Easily accessible With four perfectly located main airports sprinkled along its vast coastline, your choices for embarkation are practically boundless. 

With its vast array of picturesque islands, secluded coves and vibrant bustling towns, all steeped in a deeply rich cultural heritage, you will be spoilt for choice for destinations to choose from in Croatia. To make it a little bit easier, we have compiled a list of some of the best places to visit:

Mainland (Dubrovnik, Split, Zadar, plus neighbouring Tivat and Montenegro) Best for : UNESCO-listed scenery, sightseeing tours, Roman palaces, monasteries, upscale restaurants, cultural landmarks and vibrant nightlife

Dalmatian Islands (Hvar, Pakleni Islands, Mljet, Trogir, Vis, Korčula, Brač) Best for : Picturesque harbours, secluded coves and golden beaches, crystal clear waters, lush National parks, historic monuments, scuba diving, windsurfing, watersports, hiking, wine tasting and olive groves

Far North - Istria Region (Pula, Kornati Archipelago) Best for : Sandy beaches, sheltered waters, variety of anchorages, museums, Roman ruins, swimming and snorkelling

Dalmatia Region

This is one of the most popular regions for yacht charters in Croatia. Located on the southern coast, its made up of 233 miles of coastline, islands, and reefs, and includes the must-see historic towns of Split and Dubrovnik , as well as hundreds of stunning verdant islands and national parks. 

Croatia's second-largest city – its "crown jewel',  Split  has a history dating back to the 4th century. It is also home to the beautiful Roman  Diocletian's Palace , a top recommended destination for your tour.

Split also boasts some of Croatia's largest marinas, and is within shooting distance of the celebrated islands of Korčula , Hvar , Vis, and Brač . Visit the world-famous Zlatni Rat beach on Brač's southern side, or sample the vibrant nightlife and clubbing scene on Hvar, which also plays host to several regattas over the summer season. Further south is  Dubrovnik,  a UNESCO World Heritage site of huge architectural prominence.

Istria Region

Located in the north of Croatia, this region has a distinctly Italian feel to it, and has plenty of fantastic places to visit. Pula, the region's capital, is crammed with museums, which isn't surprising given its history that dates back to 3,000BC.

Across the water, lies the Brijuni National Park , a group of 14 small picturesque islands easily accesible from the mainland. Slightly to the north, the beautiful old fishing port of Rovinj is also well-worth a visit, with its steep cobbled streets and charming piazzas. 

Travel south to historic Zadar , where you can enjoy a quiet walk along marbled streets and pine-scented beaches. Further south you will find the Kornati archipelago , a group of 100 or so relatively barren islands and reefs which are perfect for swimming and snorkelling.

Croatia’s stunning coastline and idyllic verdant islands have made it one of the most popular regions for Mediterranean yacht charters . To truly experience the magic of this country, here are our tips on the places you must check out when you charter a yacht in Croatia.

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• Game of Thrones tour - through parts of Old Town, Dubrovnik where some of the most memorable scenes were filmed.
• Dubrovnik Summer Festival  - see dramas, plays, classical music concerts and much more.
• 360˚ Dubrovnik - Michelin-starred restaurant built into the walls of the old town, with exquisite views over the harbour.
• Diocletian’s Palace  - UNESCO site within the walls of Split’s historic and thriving town.
• Franciscan Monastery - Visit Hvar’s 15th-century monastery and museum that overlooks a shady cove, and meander charming gardens that feature a 300-year old cypress tree.
• Plitvice Lakes National Park - one of the oldest and largest national parks in Croatia.
• Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) - located on the southern coast of Brač, regularly listed as one of the top beaches in Europe.
• Blue Grotto, Bisevo - situated in the central Dalmatian archipelago, this waterlogged sea cave has an intriguing glowing blue light that appears at certain times of the day.
• Pula Arena - one of the world’s six largest Roman amphitheatres, and certainly it’s most well-preserved.
• Visovac Monastery - situated on a tiny island in the Krka National Park.
• Mljet National Park tour - takes guests to the area of the first protected ecosystem in the Adriatic.

Avid island-hoppers seeking solitude love a Croatia yacht charter itinerary. Of approximately 1,185 islands just 66 are inhabited, making the unfettered beauty of its isles, inlets and bays ripe for exploration. Among these wonderful islands to explore are the verdant gems of  Hvar , Vis, Korčula , and Brač.

But yacht rentals in Croatia are also ideal for guests seeking impressive designer shopping, exquisite wineries and glittering nightlife in its main cities.

Culminating from Illyrian, Roman, Venetian, Christian, and Austrian empires all competing for Croatia’s ownership, Croatia is home to an astoundingly rich cultural heritage. This makes for a fabulous yacht charter: from the Venetian palaces and designer boutiques of the jet-set haven of Hvar; to the Benedictine beauty of the UNESCO-listed walled city of Dubrovnik; to the Italian infused architecture and cosmopolitan ambiance of Pula and beyond.  

As one of the most popular destinations for yacht charters in the East Mediterranean , there should be plenty to choose from when it comes to luxury yachts for charter in Croatia. If you’re unsure about whether you want to book a motor yacht or a sailing yacht for your Croatian getaway, there are a few things you should consider first.

Motor Yacht Charters in Croatia

Whether you are interested in a small or large motor yacht, or somewhere in between, you should find a Croatia luxury charter that will more than meet your expectations. With a luxury motor yacht you can truly relax; soaking up the stunning scenery, or scuba diving reefs and wrecks under clear aqua waters, or taking a tender ashore to explore ancient Roman palaces and monasteries, as well as sampling the local cuisine and wines. 

You should note that berth/slip options in Croatia for larger yachts (over 50m) are limited, however, with plenty of safe and tranquil anchorage spots to choose from amongst the numerous islands, islets, and reefs around this Adriatic hotspot you will be spoilt for choice.

Sailing Yacht Charters in Croatia

The Adriatic enjoys an average of 315 cloudless days a year, and with winds in Croatia generally around 10-20 knots, this can make chartering a sailing yacht a great option to explore the picturesque islands and secluded beaches at your leisure. The winds do tend to get stronger in the fall, so bear this in mind when booking your charter. 

There should be ample sailing yachts, gulets (traditional wooden yachts), and catamarans for charter in Croatia, but we do recommend booking early to secure your perfect yacht and desired itinerary. 

Gulet Charters in Croatia

Gulets are traditional wooden boats originating from Turkey , but are now widely available throughout Croatia and Greece . These types of boats offer a fantastic and cost-effective alternative to a luxury charter yacht, for those wishing to spend a bit less but still enjoy a fabulous yacht charter in the Mediterranean . 

With so many options available, there’s something to suit every type of budget in Croatia. The average prices for motor yacht and sailing yacht charters in Croatia are as follows;

• For motor yacht rentals in Croatia, prices can range from $32,000 to $1,8m per week plus expenses
• For luxury sailing yacht rentals in Croatia, prices can go from $32,363 to $582,882 weekly plus expenses

The optimal times for yacht charters in Croatia’s sapphire-hued waters span from May till October. During this time, you can benefit from calmer seas, reliably clement weather, and warm swimming temperatures. Croatia’s peak season is July and August, so expect both higher charter fees and packed marinas in these months.

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There are a variety of options, although most yachts charters tend to begin in Dubrovnik or Split in the Dalmatia region, both of which have major international transport links. Another popular option is to set off from Italy or Montenegro and then cruise the Adriatic down towards the Kornati a rchipelago or along the Dalmatia region – encompassing 233 miles of coastline stretching from Krk to Lastovo .

Croatia has numerous must-see destinations and you will be hard-pushed to fit them all in. For itineraries along the southern Dalmatian coast, some yachts may spend a day in port in Dubrovnik – ‘the pearl of the Adriatic’ – before setting off for the picturesque surrounding archipelagos, which include the popular island destinations of Hvar , Mljet, Vis, and Brač . You can either finish your yacht charter back in Dubrovnik or continue on to finish up in Split – the cultural and economic center of Dalmatia. 

For yacht charters in the north of Croatia, many like to begin in Venice or Bari, located in Italy’s Puglia (or Apulia) region, before crossing the Adriatic to Croatia's Istria region. From here you can explore the popular island of Pula , with its world-class Roman amphitheater, before cruising down towards Zadar and the Kornati National Park .

Alternatively, you can begin in Porto Montenegro – only an hour’s drive from Dubrovnik – although you may have to cover the cost of repositioning as many luxury charter yachts in Croatia are based in Split.

It’s simple enough to begin your superyacht vacation in a neighboring country before heading to Croatia. For more advice please speak to your yacht charter broker .

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We recommend finishing your luxury charter in Split, Croatia's second-largest city and one of the most popular superyacht hotspots on the Adriatic. Renowned for its pristine beaches and crystalline waters, plus with a vibrant mix of things to see and do, you'll be in for a treat.

There are hundreds of harbors, marinas, and ports in Croatia, so whether stopping off in Dubrovnik or sailing to the far side of the Lastovo Archipelago National Park there are sure to be facilities or an anchorage to suit your needs.

There are 56 official marinas along the Croatian coast from Umag to Dubrovnik. Some of out top picks include;

• ACI Marina Dubrovnik – located within a short distance to Dubrovnik’s historic old town. It has 380 slips and can accommodate yachts up to 60m/196ft. For larger yachts, or yachts not requiring a slip, another popular option is to utilize the international cruise ship terminal quay, which is happy to facilitate yacht charter pick-ups and drop-offs.
• ACI Marina Korčula – ideal for a stop off at one of the many island destinations on your yacht charter, we recommend this sheltered marine, which accommodates yachts up to a maximum LOA of 40m/131ft.
• Lumbarda Marina – also on Korčula this marina has slips catering to yachts up to a max length of 25m/82ft.
• ACI Marina Vrboska – located in the celebrated islnad of Hvar, this marina offers berths for yachts up to a max length of 30m/98ft.
• Cavtat Marina – If you're struggling to find a slip in the summer, we recommend this marina, which is located to the south of Dubrovnik and enjoys good shelter from all winds. It offers 119 slips for yachts up to a max LOA of 60m/197ft.

Some of the best ports in Croatia are also located in the Istria region in northern Croatia. We recommend;

• D-Marin Dalmacija – located a few kilometers south of the ancient city of Zadar, which is the largest marina in Croatia with 1,200 berths and can accommodate yachts up to 80m LOA.
• ACI Marina Rovinj – catering for yachts with a LOA of up to 25m/82ft 
• Marina Funtana – max length 20m/65ft. 

For larger berths in the Split-Dalmatia region:

• ACI Marina Split –  located in the heart of Croatia's "jewel" this marina has recently been modernised, offering great shopping, dining, fuelling and repair services to name but a few, alongside 318 protected berths that can accommodate superyachts up to 90m LOA. 
• Marina Kastela – just 7km up the coast from Split – which can accommodate superyachts of up 150m/492ft in length, with a draft of 8m.
• D-Marin Mandalina – located in the city of Šibenik, situated between two National Parks within a protected lagoon, this marina boasts 429 slips, and has also been specially developed to accommodate yachts of up to 140m/459ft LOA. 

With its rich cultural and architectural history, along with lush national parks and secluded beaches, Croatia is fast becoming one of our most popular destinations. Therefore, we advise you to book your yacht charter well in advance of your trip to secure your perfect yacht on your preferred dates.

If you leave it too late, the selection of yachts at your disposal will be reduced and you may not be able to explore the destinations you have your heart set on. Plus, finding dates when everyone in your charter party is available can be tricky; the longer you leave it, the more challenging it will be. 

Your yacht charter broker will also need plenty of time to tailor an itinerary to suit you, and enough time to book ahead for the nights you wish to spend in marinas. We recommend booking up to 3 months in advance to give your broker the optimum time to organise everything down to the last detail. 

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There are so many things to see and experience in this beautiful region; whether you prefer soaking up Croatia's phenomenal historic past, or hiking through miles of lush emerald forest, or sampling Croatia's vibrant nightlife on one of its celebrated islands, the choices are simply endless. Browse our itineraries to help you decide where to head in this glorious Mediterranean destination.

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Some important things to consider before booking your yacht;

• Yachts tend to spend more time at anchor in Croatia, so you need to consider that when choosing your perfect yacht. Ideally, find a yacht that is comfortable with ample leisure and entertainment facilities onboard. 
• Avoid heading into Dubrovnik when the big cruise ships are in town, these vessels can hold some 3,000 passengers and the town can become uncomfortably crowded.
• You should also be aware that certain zones in Croatia's waters forbid fishing or diving, or require special permissions to do so. This is something you can discuss with your yacht broker, or yacht captain when deciding on your itinerary.

There should be a wide selection of yachts to choose from, so there is sure to be something that suits both you and your budget.

Croatian Gulets, traditional wooden yachts with wide beams that offer spacious deck areas and generous accommodation, are a fantastic and cost-effective alternative to a luxury charter yacht. Gulets are available to charter for around €13,500-€15,000 per week, which usually includes food and up to 4 hours cruising per day.

Gulets are also perfect for family charters, or those who simply enjoy spending their time out on deck soaking up the beautiful surroundings of this stunning region.

Why not visit our yacht charter fleet page for a comprehensive look at all yachts available for charter around Croatia.

Alternatively, you can reach out to your preferred yacht broker , who will be sure to help you find your perfect yacht and itinerary around the dates that suit both you and your guests.

The perfect time for yacht charters in Croatia is between May to October, with average temperatures in the mid to high 20s, calm sapphire seas and endless days of glorious sunshine.

You should note that Croatia's peak season is in July and August, so expect both higher charter fees and crowded marinas during these months.

Most charters tend to begin in the beautiful historic towns of Dubrovnik or Split before continuing on to the celebrated islands of Hvar, Mljet, Vis and Brač. Alternatively, you can begin in Montenegro in the south, but you should note there may be additional re-positioning fees to pay as most yachts are based out of Split.

Another option is to begin your yacht charter in Venice, Italy then cross the Adriatic to Croatia's breathtaking northern region before cruising down the coast to Zadar or Split.

Once you have decided on your perfect yacht, your yacht broker will then draw up the necessary contract; a legally binding agreement between you and the owner of the yacht. At this point, based on the type of contract, you will be required to pay 50% of the cost of the yacht up front, with an additional 25-30% of this base rate to cover additional expenses you and your guests are expected to incur whilst on charter.

For more information about the costs of chartering a yacht, please read our helpful guide:  Yacht Charter Costs Explained , which describes the fee structure in more detail.

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Island Hopping in Croatia: Stunning Destinations Only Accessible by Boat

The enchanting Adriatic coastline is a dreamy escape for yachters manifesting the ideal Mediterranean summer. Private yacht charters flock to the Croatian coast every summer to uncover over 1000 islands, effortlessly enhancing any luxury sailing trip with unspoiled beauty and unmatched charm.

But it’s more than the islands that tempt yacht charters on Croatia island hopping adventures all summer long - it’s the stunning seascapes that amplify the island scenery, from secluded bays to pristine pebbly beaches and natural hidden gems you’ll be hard-pressed to find elsewhere on your travels.

And for quintessential island hopping in Croatia, you’ll want to discover the jewels of the Adriatic that can only be accessed by boat, resulting in an exclusive experience for luxury yachters where local culinary delights entice even the most demanding of gourmands, age-old customs captivate all ages, and sea settings are so stunning you’ll be spellbound from one island to the next. 

Ošljak - the smallest inhabited island

Starting the adventure in the charming city of Zadar , the sail is set towards the island of Ošljak, located just a short distance away. Ošljak, known as the smallest inhabited island in the Adriatic, offers a tranquil escape from the bustling city. As the island is approached, the shimmering blue waters and picturesque coastline come into view, promising a day of relaxation and exploration.

Upon reaching Ošljak, first stop is  Restaurant Lazaret , situated on the island's coast. Nestled amidst the island's natural beauty, this restaurant is renowned for its delectable seafood dishes and breathtaking views of the Adriatic. Indulging in a sumptuous meal, you can savor the flavors of freshly caught fish and locally sourced ingredients, all while enjoying the serenity of the island atmosphere. The skilled chefs at Lazaret have perfected the art of preparing seafood, infusing each dish with a harmonious balance of flavors. Whether you choose to indulge in the simplicity of grilled fish seasoned with local herbs or savor the complexity of a seafood risotto bursting with aromatic spices, every bite is a testament to the culinary expertise of the kitchen.

Kornati - a nautical paradise

It’s not easy to find islands so alluring they’ve been considered some of God’s best work, but Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw swears that God crowned his masterpiece by creating the Kornati Islands  “out of tears, stars, and breath.” This otherworldly yachter’s paradise sits in the northern part of Dalmatia and is the densest and largest archipelago in the Adriatic. Formed by a labyrinth of mostly barren islands, 89 of which are protected by a national park, Kornati is an exclusive experience for luxury yachts that offer a pristine exploration of the Adriatic. And the best part about being on a private yacht charter in Croatia ? Having prime boat access is the only way to uncover Kornati’s unique sandy beaches, untouched corners, and secluded bays.

Modri Bok Bay is one of Kornati’s genuine yachting treasures, tucked into this mesmerizing archipelago. This uncommon rectangular bay entrances yachters with intense hues of blue, enhanced by a barren landscape that carpets its surface. A picture of beauty and tranquility, Modri Bok allures all yacht charters cruising by as its dramatic cliffs wrap visitors into seclusion. No wonder it’s an idyllic stop for anyone looking to swim, snorkel, or bask in the summer sun in serenity.

And to crown your perfect Kornati day? You can’t miss the unbeatable culinary experience at Restoran Fešta , the sure winner of Kornati’s gastronomic map. Situated on the island of Žut, this restaurant is dotted with yachts all summer long, docked up to the restaurant’s marina before anticipating the ultimate Mediterranean feast. Using the freshest locally sourced ingredients crafted into the region’s culinary traditions, with seafood, homemade olive oil, and wine in focus, be prepared for unmatched culinary delights in a setting at sea you won’t soon forget.

Vis - a serene oasis

Moving further south is an untouched pearl of Central Dalmatia known as the picture of pristine - Vis Island. It certainly helps that this island was closed to foreigners until 1991, as it was used as a military island for Tito during World War II. Even though that was long ago, yachters reap the benefits of its unparalleled beauty today.

Sprinkled with quaint fishing towns and hillside villages, tranquil beaches, and hard-to-reach bays, Vis offers more than its island charm - it is a dream for luxury yachts traversing the unspoiled parts of Croatia . And there is no better stop than Ravnik Bay, a stunning sanctuary for yachters amplified by a turquoise color palette, with a hidden pebbly beach inviting you for a swim. Drop anchor around Ravnik Island and explore the captivating Green Cave, too, an exclusive experience wrapped in emerald tones and one of Croatia’s off-the-beaten-path natural phenomena.

Your island-hopping adventure around Vis would not be complete without a stop at Konoba Budikovac, a truly hidden gem nestled on the island's picturesque coast. Tucked away from the bustling tourist crowds, this rustic tavern remains a well-kept secret, known only to a select few who stumble upon its enchanting ambiance. Konoba Budikovac exudes an authentic charm that transports you back in time, with its weathered stone walls, wooden beams, and traditional decor. But what truly sets Konoba Budikovac apart is its mouthwatering culinary offerings, which showcase the very best of Vis' gastronomic traditions. The tavern's secluded location adds to its allure, as it can only be reached by boat, making it a favorite among yachters exploring the Adriatic Sea.

Mljet - nature's paradise

And then there is Mljet, an island in Southern Dalmatia best known for its national park. Not too far from the popular walls of Dubrovnik , Mljet is a fairytale destination in Croatia wrapped in age-old stories that come to life through its verdant and heavily wooded scenery. Deep cerulean sea tones wash up on white rocks to outline a seascape ideal for luxury yachts, which cruise for buried bays that can only be approached by boat. The epitome of serenity and seclusion, Mljet is a dream for yachters looking to escape into the natural world.

Polače Bay is one stop yachters shouldn't miss on their next private charter, especially those looking to dive head-first into the untouched natural beauty of Mljet Island. Hugged by a verdant pine forest on Mljet's northeastern coast, Polače Bay entices yachters to its sheltered confines, where the song of cicadas echoes through the woods and into the sea, buzzing out any unwanted noise for your ultimate tranquility. A dip in the sea smothers your skin in salt, perfect for baking in the sun, while snorkeling invites you to explore the transparent underwater world.

And when you’ve worked up an appetite, your luxury yacht charter cannot pass up Bowa , a posh culinary spot just a short cruise from Mljet on the island of Šipan. Not only does Bowa’s philosophy live off of the best of what’s around, but this delicious destination is accessible by boaters only. Tucked into the white rocks on the waterfront with cabanas and tables over the sea, Bowa not only gives you the best view in the house, but you’ll be eating only what can be sourced on the island. The finest local ingredients form into perfect Mediterranean dishes where the freshest seafood is the star, with each bite effortlessly marrying the island scenery, creating a classic summertime experience.

After Bowa we arrive at our final destination, Dubrovnik , where the Adriatic adventure ends. 

Your island-hopping adventure in Croatia should not be anything less than extraordinary. Embark on a luxury yacht charter to cruise through unmatched seascapes and stunning island destinations like Ošljak, Kornati Islands, Vis, and Mljet, all enhanced by the ultimate exclusivity, serenity, pristine natural wonders, and culinary delights only your private yacht charter can promise. Experience the epitome of luxury while exploring Croatia's stunning islands for life-long memories you will cherish forever.

Our luxury charter consultants are here to make your yachting dreams a reality. Get in touch to plan your perfect island hopping trip in Croatia: [email protected] .

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